The second episode of Netflix's "Cold Case: The Tylenol Murders" revisits the chilling legacy of the 1982 Tylenol murders, where seven people died after ingesting potassium cyanide-laced capsules. Featuring prime suspect James Lewis, the documentary highlights how this traumatic event ushered in the era of tamper-resistant packaging for medications. Viewers are confronted with the impact of these murders on public perception of safety and consumer trust, reframing the conversation around product security in the wake of historic tragedies.
"It's pretty well sealed...Everyone opens a bottle and swears my name." This quote from James Lewis reveals his unsettling awareness of the case's legacy and his connection to it.
The Tylenol murders shocked America and led to the introduction of tamper-resistant packaging, highlighting the vulnerability of consumer products.
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