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Seven people died after taking poisoned Tylenol in 1982, and though no one was ever charged in the killings, packaging for over-the-counter medicine across the industry was revamped.
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Seven people in the Chicago area died after taking capsules filled with potassium cyanide. Here’s how the case has unfolded over four decades.
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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.
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When investigators on the Tylenol case launched a manhunt for James Lewis, it marked the start of a game of cat and mouse that has lasted for decades.
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Two Chicago police detectives try to get a Tylenol suspect talking. But in the end, he was released. Then came another death.