Wednesday
morning, September 29, 1982, the first to die was 12-year old Mary
Kellerman. She had a cold, and took an Extra Strength Tylenol. It
contained cyanide.
Michelle Rosen was 8 years old, when her mother, Mary Reiner, 27,
collapsed in front of her after ingesting Extra Strength Tylenol
pain medication for cramps, leaving Michelle and three other children
without a mother.
Five
others were murdered by taking Extra Strength Tylenol. Adam Janus,
Adam’s brother Stanley, and sister-in-law Theresa, Mary McFarland,
Paula Prince.
For 28 years, every time anyone asked the Tylenol Investigators,
“How’s the investigation going?” they always responded,
“We have a suspect. His name is James Lewis.”
That is me. Are you tired of hearing my name? Has being forced to
stare at my ugly mug for 28 years given you any confort?
Calling
anyone a murder suspect for 28 days, 28 weeks, maybe even 28 months
is understandable. But 28 years is absolutely insane and unconscionable.
When
the Tylenol Investigators call a man, any man, the Tylenol Murder
Suspect for 28 years, you know Tylenol Investigators are lying to
you. They only want to get your mind off the fact that the Tylenol
Investigators botched their investigation.
In
all of history, no suspect was ever that smart, including this one.
So it is obvious that the cruel Tylenol Investigators have been
lying to the public and brutalizing the grieving families of victims
of the Tylenol murders for 28 years.
Ask yourself these common sense questions. About what else have
the Tylenol Investigators lied to you and the grieving families
of the victims? Whom are Tylenol Investigators protecting, other
than themselves?
The
victims' families have suffered unspeakable cruelty and torture
for 28 years, first loosing their loved ones suddenly, and unexpectedly
to the poisoned medicine they took trustingly, expecting beneficial
relief, then being lied to by the Tylenol Murder Investigators.
Why
do the Tylenol Investigators spit in your face and the victim family
faces? Why do Tylenol Investigators taunt you by dangling before
you the same suspect for 28 long years, more than half the adult
life span of many people?
28
years! Mary Reiner was 27 when she was murdered. Her daughter, Michelle
Rosen, is now in her mid-thirties with children of her own.
Tylenol
Investigators hope you won’t notice the passing time, and
hope you won’t hold them accountable.
Investigators
have always known James Lewis was living in New York and not Chicago
when and where the crimes were committed. That means it would have
been impossible for Lewis to have been the murderer. Investigators
know it was impossible, but those same investigators hope you and
victims’ families are stupid and won’t notice.
But
you and the victims' families are not stupid.
You
already know that Tylenol Investigators are dishonest and heartless.
Do you honestly think those same Tylenol Investigators and prosecutors
would hesitate to lie to you and the victims' families about how
the cyanide got into the Tylenol in the first place?
Yes,
you should be mad as hell at the Tylenol Investigators. You should
get your friends and family together, and bang your fists on the
doors of Tylenol Investigators in the FBI, in Chicago, in Cook County
and in DuPage County where people died from the cyanide laced Tylenol.
You
lived through the terror and the misery in 1982, and the years since.
You may have lost a family member or a friend to poisoned Tylenol.
You have an absolute right to know the truth. You need to get in
the faces of the faceless Tylenol Investigators and demand they
stop lying to you and the victim’s families.
You
need to demand Tylenol Investigators tell you why they botched the
Tylenol Murder Investigation 28 years ago. Why did they mislead
the public from the beginning? Are they protecting someone rich
and powerful, someone with far greater influence than the murder
victims' families?
You
owe this to 12-year old Mary Kellerman, whose life was cut short,
before she could experience life fully, marry and have children.
You
owe this to Michelle Rosen, and all the other children who had to
grow up without those parents murdered by the Tylenol containing
the cyanide.
You
owe this to all the Tylenol Murder victims, their families and friends.
You owe this to yourself, your family, and your community at large,
no matter who you are, or where you live.
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