the ABC7 Team has uncovered that newly discovered fresh evidence and a review of older circumstantial evidence have given rise to optimism for prosecution.
Within 24 hours of taking a painkiller capsule—something most of us have done—seven people passed away. The over-the-counter painkillers had been contaminated with cyanide, one of the most lethal and swift-acting poisons.Chuck Goudie, an investigative reporter for ABC7, was present during those fatal days four decades ago and has since focused on the horrifying and unsolved deaths.In the latter part of September 1982, there was anxiety and terror. Everyone was dying, but no one knew why. Authorities have hope, according to Jeremy Margolis, a former director of the Illinois State Police, who was interviewed by the I-Team on Friday.
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