James Lewis, Prime Suspect in Unsolved 1982 Tylenol Murders, Dies at 76
The only suspect investigators believed was responsible for the 1982 Tylenol murders in Chicago is dead, police said Monday. James Lewis, 76, was never charged in the seven murders, but he was the only person targeted by law enforcement as a suspect for more than 40 years in the case. Police in Cambridge, Massachusetts, confirmed that the department and EMS workers responded to Lewis' suburban Boston home for an unresponsive call Sunday afternoon. He later he was declared deceased. "After an investigation, it was determined that Lewis's death was not suspicious," the department said. Seven people in the Chicago area…
