Episode 5: Breadcrumbs

Unsealed: The Tylenol Murders

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News, True Crime

4.4 • 846 Ratings

🗓️ 13 October 2022

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

Back in 1978, the Kansas City police focused on James Lewis as a suspect in a missing person’s case. A serious mistake during an interrogation would come back to haunt them.

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0:00.0	Before we get started, a quick warning.
0:03.4	This episode mentions the details of a violent crime.
0:07.1	Please take care.
0:10.6	Okay, here it is.
0:15.0	Can you read that hour?
0:16.6	Yeah.
0:17.8	J.E.D. West.
0:21.2	It was a rainy day in March when Stacey and I went to a small cemetery on the outskirts of a town
0:27.2	about an hour northeast of Kansas City.
0:30.4	The cemetery is like in the middle of nowhere.
0:32.9	It's so quiet.
0:34.2	It was dusk, and we were about to be blanketed in darkness. Not far from the main
0:39.7	entrance was a rectangular headstone. The grave was clean and well kept. His marker is stone
0:46.3	simply says sun. There's a rose in the middle of it. Raymond M. West, 1905 to 1978.
0:55.4	And what we found here is that no one's ever going to be responsible for this man's death.
1:15.3	I'm Christy Katowski.
1:17.4	And I'm St. Clair.
1:21.3	This is Unsealed, the Tylenol murders.
1:34.9	Episode 5, Bread Crumbs He was an interesting gentleman, but he kept to himself.
1:40.0	He was a quiet person with regard to family and what he did.
1:44.2	He had a lot of friends, but he was eccentric, say the least.
1:46.4	Raymond's cousin, John West.
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