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How a cold case in Idaho could help solve the infamous 1982 Tylenol murders
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What happenedAn investigation into an unidentified body in Idaho led more than 2,500 miles to Florida before being linked back to the Chicago murders.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "An Idaho Cold Case Revisits the Unsolved Tylenol Killings in 1982". The center frames it as "How a cold case in Idaho could help solve the infamous 1982 Tylenol murders".
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Left / center-leftAn Idaho Cold Case Revisits the Unsolved Tylenol Killings in 1982
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CenterHow a cold case in Idaho could help solve the infamous 1982 Tylenol murders
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An Idaho Cold Case Revisits the Unsolved Tylenol Killings in 1982
A man who killed himself that year in a church in Boise was known as the “Unknown Wanderer.” Investigators said he might have a connection to the famous case of tainted Tylenol.
