The 1982 Tylenol poisoning murders that killed seven people in Chicago remain unsolved after more than 40 years. Long-time suspect James Lewis maintains his innocence in a new interview, while the case continues to haunt American culture through documentaries and true crime media.
·James Lewis, eyed as a suspect since 1982, claims innocence in recent interview
·Seven deaths from cyanide-laced Tylenol capsules sparked nationwide paranoia about consumer products
·Off-duty firefighters' instincts helped prevent additional casualties during the crisis
·Case remains officially unsolved despite decades of investigation and speculation
·The murders continue inspiring documentaries and television dramatizations
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