James W. Lewis, who did accounting work, was the leading suspect in the Tylenol murders because he sent a letter to Johnson & ...

The former Robert Richardson - who has since changed his name to James Lewis according to the Chicago Tribune - has ...

In 1982, seven people in Chicago died after taking Tylenol laced with lethal cyanide, causing fear and a change in consumer product safety. Two suspects emerged but there were no arrests or answers.

Lewis, a former accountant with a murky past, quickly caught the attention of investigators after he sent an anonymous letter ...

Between standup comedy and true crime docs, Netflix has a strong slate of new additions to close out the month.

In the autumn of 1982, an almost unimaginable horror unfolded in the quiet suburbs of Chicago, forever altering America's ...