Notes

Having been transformed by tragedy
Though there is a lot here, there is still a feeling that something is missing.

Many of these articles were unknown to her for years, and she never read any of them.

It was her mother's hope to give her kids a normal childhood, away from headlines warning of fear, poisoning, and death.

Kasia's table is covered with headlines from a tragic event that tore through her family, and they serve as a reminder of what she is striving to overcome.

7 deaths, uncounted fears

Doctor says killer probably wasn't psychotic

Close-knit family waiting for justice

Her eyes are always opened by these files every time she flips through them. In the same breath, she sees with crystal clarity what isn't there.

It was something Kasia avoided telling for decades. Similarly, she kept her own newspaper clippings in a box when she remembered what happened.

In suburban Chicago, cyanide was slipped into Extra-Strength Tylenol bottles when she was just a 4-year-old preschool student.

Unsolved murders in this case have killed seven people. The poisonings terrorized Chicago, sparked nationwide panic, prompted a troubling string of copycat incidents, and led to a huge product recall.

As Kasia navigates through her mother's many newspaper clippings and mementos, she notices more and more details.
The first victims were documented to have died on September 29, 1982, almost 40 years ago. A charge of murder has not been filed against anyone. Although police haven't found any leads in the investigation since years ago, they hope DNA technology may lead to new evidence.

Tylenol poisonings prompted tamper-proof packaging on many essential medicines and foods, but the case once causing panic has faded.

It's something Kasia thinks about every day. Her mission, as the 40th anniversary approaches, is not to crack the case, but to find answers for herself.

Three out of seven victims in the Tylenol killings belonged to her family.

In a few short days, Kasia lost her dad, uncle, and aunt. Years later, she is doing everything she can to find them.
so sad

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