The Tylenol murders: How Johnson & Johnson saved the brand
The fact that Tylenol survived the Tylenol murders is viewed as a shining example of crisis management. But there’s more to the story.
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The fact that Tylenol survived the Tylenol murders is viewed as a shining example of crisis management. But there’s more to the story.
Seven people in the Chicago area died after taking capsules filled with potassium cyanide. Here’s how the case has unfolded over four decades.
When a woman writing a Tylenol book approached longtime suspect James Lewis, he was eager to help her clear his name. But all was not as it seemed.
Chicago Tribune, Oct. 1, 1982: With several deaths blamed on tainted Extra-Strength Tylenol, the FDA warned against use of the popular pain reliever.
Two Chicago police detectives try to get a Tylenol suspect talking. But in the end, he was released. Then came another death.