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Hello, weirdos, welcome to the Church of the Undead.

Earlier this week in the Weird Darkness podcast, I brought you a tragic story about the Tylenol murders.

The autumn of 1982 brought terror

to the quiet suburbs of Chicago. Twelve-year-old Mary Kellerman woke up with a sore throat

and runny nose on September 29th. Her parents, wanting to help their daughter feel better,

gave her what they thought was safe medicine, extra strength Tylenol.

By 7 o'clock that morning, Mary was dead.

That same evening, Adam Janice collapsed in his home in Arlington Heights, Illinois.

He'd taken the same brand of pain reliever after feeling sick at work.

When his brother Stanley and sister-in-law Teresa came to grieve

Adam's sudden death, they too took pills from that same bottle of Tylenol. Within

hours, they were also dead. The killing spree continued. Mary McFarland, a new mother of four,

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