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A lawsuit was filed against Hershey, Walgreens, and others in the case of Harris Wolobah, a Massachusetts teen who died after participating in the "One Chip Challenge" on social media. Harris, a 10th grader from Worcester, died last September after eating a Paqui chip containing a high concentration of capsaicin. The autopsy indicated that Harris suffered cardiopulmonary arrest due to ingesting the spicy chip, compounded by a congenital heart defect. The family's attorney claims the defendants created a "perfect storm" leading to Harris's death by producing and selling the dangerous chip and promoting the challenge online.
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00:00It's Benzinga, and here's what's on the block.
00:02A lawsuit was filed against Hershey, Walgreens, and others in the case of Harris Wolliba,
00:07a Massachusetts teen who died after participating in the one-chip challenge on social media.
00:12Harris, a 10th grader from Worcester, died last September after eating a Paki chip containing
00:17a high concentration of capsaicin.
00:19The autopsy indicated that Harris suffered cardiopulmonary arrest due to ingesting the
00:24spicy chip compounded by a congenital heart defect.
00:27The family's attorney claims the defendants created a perfect storm leading to Harris's
00:31death by producing and selling the dangerous chip and promoting the challenge online.
00:35For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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