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A state medical examiner is still investigating the death of Massachusetts teenager Harris Wolobah.

Paqui has pulled its "One Chip Challenge" products from store shelves as officials continue to investigate the cause of death of a 14-year-old boy who ate one of the spicy chips hours before he died.

A state medical examiner is still investigating the death of Massachusetts teenager Harris Wolobah.

Paqui, maker of the One Chip Challenge, is removing the spicy chips from stores after the death of Worcester teen Harris Wolobah.

The product eyed in the death of a 14-year-old high school student in Massachusetts is being recalled by its maker.

The cause of death for a Massachusetts teen who took part in the “One Chip Challenge” has yet to be determined, but out of an abundance of caution, the chipmaker, Paqui, is pulling “One Chip Challenge” products from store shelves.

Paqui, maker of the One Chip Challenge, is removing the spicy chips from stores after the death of Worcester teen Harris Wolobah.

The product eyed in the death of a Worcester, Massachusetts, high school student is being voluntarily recalled by its maker.

The company behind the viral “One Chip Challenge” pulled the plug on the spicy chip following the death of a Massachusetts teen who tried the product.

The maker of an extremely spicy tortilla chip sold as the One Chip Challenge and popularized as a dare on s...