July 21, 2025

The Tylenol Murders

You never think twice about all of the security measures it takes to open a bottle of over the counter medication. The hard to open box. the plastic wrap around the cap, the impossible to open cap, the impossible to remove foil. pulling out the cotton...There was a day when none of that was thought to be necessary. All aboard this weeks Bizarre AF train ride where Kevin takes us all the way back to 1982 and, at the time, the never before serial killer that was sneaking in to our homes from inside a Tylenol bottle. Brace yourself for this weeks sinister shenanigans and the tale of the twisted Tylenol tyrant.

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction and quick chat about JRod (we can't help ourself)
03:28 The Mysterious Deaths Begin
10:15 The Investigation Unfolds
15:23 The FBI Gets Involved
21:02 The Letter from the Killer
26:06 The Suspect Emerges
30:17 The Chilling Discovery
36:06 The Case Falls Apart
37:47 The Prelude to the Tylenol Murders
45:13 The Aftermath and Changes in Manufacturing
53:34 The Investigation and Suspects
01:01:29 The Cover-Up and Corporate Responsibility
01:08:53 The Ongoing Mystery and Theories

 

Tylenol murders, cyanide, Johnson & Johnson, unsolved mysteries, true crime, poisoning, investigation, corporate responsibility, public health, criminal psychology