Home
RSS
Michelle Rosen hoped a Boston-area FBI raid this month meant she might finally be able to stop wondering if the grocery bagger or the gardener down the block could be responsible for killing her mother and six others who swallowed cyanide-laced Tylenol de
Related Stories
Most Recent
Most Popular
Most Commented
8
Star It 
(0)
Me and those who are reading this, and even all those who are not, are the biggest contributors toward the increasing environmental hazards. Some might stress on the...
made popular Jun 1 2009
AP, Chicago
In a tearful interview with Oprah Winfrey that aired Monday, the parents of a British girl who disappeared two years ago from a Portuguese resort asked their...
made popular May 5 2009
AP, Chicago
Federal officials say a civilian project engineer has been charged with squeezing an Army Corps of Engineers contractor for a bribe in connection with a $2.5 million...
made popular May 5 2009
AP, Chicago
A Chicago investment banker says he might make a bid for the bankrupt Chicago Sun-Times Media Group.
made popular May 4 2009
AP, Chicago
The Chicago teenager who was arrested after dressing up like a police officer and going on patrol earlier this year is in trouble with the law again after allegedly...
made popular May 4 2009
AP, Chicago
Grains finished mixed Monday on the Chicago Board of Trade.
made popular May 4 2009
AP, Chicago
Pork futures were mixed Monday morning on the Chicago Board of Trade.
made popular May 4 2009
AP, Carbon Hill
Sewage from toilets flows in open ditches here, spilling into back yards and even onto the lone baseball diamond where children play after school. The nose-wrinkling...
made popular May 4 2009
AP, Chicago
A teachers union says an e-mail from the Chicago school board appears to force principals to support the city’s bid to host the Summer Olympics in 2016.
made popular May 3 2009
AP, Chicago
Derrek Lee hit a grand slam shortly after Cubs ace Carlos Zambrano hurt himself beating out a bunt single, and Chicago beat the Florida Marlins 6-4 Sunday.
made popular May 3 2009
AP, Chicago
Greg Maddux and Ferguson Jenkins played in different eras, but they used similar styles _ and wore the same jersey number _ to become two of the best pitchers in...
made popular May 3 2009
AP, Boston
After a record-setting seven overtimes in the first six games, the Celtics made an early night of it with a dominating stretch in the second. That’s second...
made popular May 3 2009
AP, Vancouver
Patrick Sharp scored twice to tie it and David Bolland put Chicago ahead with a shorthanded breakaway to help the Blackhawks tie their second-round playoff series at a...
made popular May 3 2009
AP, Boston
A “technical error” in Saturday night’s game between the Bulls and the Celtics brought Chicago one point closer _ during a timeout.
made popular May 3 2009
AP, Chicago
An appeals court says the Federal Aviation Administration can’t be held financially responsible for the collision of two small planes that killed a popular...
made popular May 2 2009
AP, Chicago
Visitors to the top of the tallest building in North America soon won’t be able to avoid looking straight down.
made popular May 2 2009
AP, Chicago
Pork futures settled higher Friday afternoon on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange amid easing worries over the swine flu outbreak.
made popular May 1 2009
AP, Chicago
Ousted Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich has made a fresh plea for permission to tap campaign funds to help pay legal expenses in his corruption case.
made popular May 1 2009
AP, Milan
The leaders of Chicago’s 2016 Olympic effort promised unprecedented political support for their bid, once again underlining the backing of President Barack...
made popular May 1 2009
AP, Chicago
Paris Hilton says “I don’t eat that” when asked about swine flu in an online video. She’s not the only one confused about the outbreak.
made popular May 1 2009
All Stories
Most Recent
Most Popular
Most Commented
AP, Chicago
The items seized at a Boston-area home last week are being examined in Chicago as part of the investigation into the 1982 Tylenol poisonings that caused seven deaths,...
made popular Feb 12 2009
The Chicago office of the FBI along with state and local authorities are taking a second look at the 1982 Tylenol poising case. 2007 was the 25th anniversary of cyanide...
made popular Feb 6 2009
AP, Arlington Heights
An Illinois police commander says he’s cautiously optimistic investigators have made a breakthrough in the 1982 Tylenol murders and says authorities aren’t...
made popular Feb 5 2009
AP, Cambridge
The FBI says it’s launched a “complete review of all evidence” in the unsolved 1982 Tylenol poisonings that killed seven people in the Chicago area.
made popular Feb 4 2009
AP, Cambridge
Federal agents have searched the Massachusetts home of a man linked to the fatal 1982 Tylenol poisonings in the Chicago area.
made popular Feb 4 2009
AP, Frederick
Anthrax mailing suspect Bruce Ivins tormented his wife with rudeness and behaved erratically in the weeks before the Army scientist took his own life by overdosing on...
made popular Jan 6 2009
AP, Chicago
Helen Jensen can still picture the bottle of Tylenol perched in the medicine cabinet. She feels the receipt she pulled from the wastebasket. She hears the pills she...
made popular Sep 29 2007
Most of the women who suffer from acute migraine tend to feel relieved from it during pregnancy. Doctors are of the view that it is so cuz of the fluctuating hormones....
made popular Oct 5 2006
Related Tags
arlington heights Boston-area Boston-area FBI Cambridge Chicago Europe FBI Illinois James james lewis Lewis Michelle Rosen North America Pictorial poisoning poisonings Politics & Society Tylenol Poisonings United Kingdom United States
Images
Cambridge:
FBI agents carry boxes out of the apartment building in Cambridge, Mass., Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009, after searching the apartment home of James W. Lewis, who was linked to the fatal 1982 Tylenol poisonings that triggered a nationwide scare. The Tylenol...
