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Copying Names and Addresses
42:35 - 45:33 (02:58)
The speaker discusses the Zodiac killer's habit of copying names and addresses of newspapers to send them letters, and the fact that he was ultimately railroaded into being convicted for the murders he committed.
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The evidence supporting the theory that a local Mab poisoner was behind the Tylenol murders relied on the short shelf life of cyanide in gelatin capsules, which would have made it impossible for someone to have gone around Chicago lacing Tylenol bottles in one day.
42:35 - 44:16 (01:41)
Summary
The evidence supporting the theory that a local Mab poisoner was behind the Tylenol murders relied on the short shelf life of cyanide in gelatin capsules, which would have made it impossible for someone to have gone around Chicago lacing Tylenol bottles in one day. This evidence ultimately led to the exonerated of a suspect who had already moved to New York before the Tylenol murders took place.
ChapterCopying Names and Addresses
EpisodeSelects: The Tylenol Murders, Part II
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The podcast discusses the possibility of the Zodiac Killer copying names and addresses of newspapers and his defense for a speculative scenario.
44:16 - 45:33 (01:17)
Summary
The podcast discusses the possibility of the Zodiac Killer copying names and addresses of newspapers and his defense for a speculative scenario.