True Crime This Week: Deadly Outbreaks
Crime House 24/7 · Crime House
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Show Notes
In 1982, poisoned Tylenol capsules killed seven people across Chicago. In 2008, contaminated peanut butter caused a salmonella outbreak that left nine dead and hundreds hospitalized. "True Crime This Week" revisits two deadly outbreaks that exposed the terrifying gaps in America's food and drug safety...and the killers who hid behind the products we trusted most.
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