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00:01 It's the last real big summer weekend Chicagoans
00:04 by the thousands went out and enjoyed it.
00:06 The first recorded death was in Elk Grove Village
00:09 in Arlington Heights.
00:10 Three are now dead.
00:11 This was a stone cold mystery, and it
00:13 went on like this for days and days and days
00:15 without knowing what had happened.
00:17 I ran in, and there was a young man laying on the floor.
00:19 She was screaming Stanley, Stanley,
00:21 and she was grabbing onto my arm.
00:23 And the next thing I knew, she'd grown
00:24 and collapsed right next to me.
00:26 I'll never forget that young girl.
00:29 I said it has to be the Tylenol.
00:30 Seven deaths have been associated
00:32 with the presence of cyanide in two containers
00:34 of extra strength Tylenol.
00:36 It caused a national panic.
00:38 Not take Tylenol until further notice.
00:40 Cyanide contaminated Tylenol.
00:42 This funeral was huge.
00:44 My grandma, she was gasping for air.
00:47 I'll never forget that.
00:49 The poison center has been deluged with telephone calls.
00:54 Authorities who are conducting an intensive investigation
00:56 feel tonight that some progress is being made.
00:59 The search for the killer are killers.
01:01 You are all aware of recent tragic events in limited areas
01:05 after they left our factory.
01:06 Well, how could all these different people
01:08 been poisoned by the same person at the same time?
01:11 One day, everything's going to fall apart.
01:13 As soon as one lead reaches a dead end,
01:15 there is another tip to track.
01:17 We are going to be able to identify what happened.
01:27 I've never speculated on who I believe did it.
01:29 Do you think you know who did it?
01:31 Yes.
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