1982 Chicago Tribune Tylenol Cyanide Murders Newspaper Oct 5 Complete

This is an original Chicago Tribune, Chicagoland 5 Star edition, dated October 5, 1982. The lead front-page headline is: “Tylenol maker cuts off capsules, reviews packaging” This issue is historically significant because it directly covers the 1982 Chicago Tylenol cyanide murders, one of the most important product-tampering cases in U.S. history. Seven people died after ingesting cyanide-laced Tylenol capsules in the Chicago area, and the case helped lead to major changes in tamper-resistant packaging for medicines and consumer products. Approx. Dimensions: 14-1/2" W x 11-1/4" D SKU: DF647 Sold as is. No warranty from seller. No Returns. CONDITION: New, original vintage newspaper with expected age toning/yellowing, fold lines, light creasing, edge wear, small corner/edge bends, and minor handling wear visible in the photos. The front page presents well overall, with the major Tylenol headline clearly readable. There appears to be some waviness and wear from age/storage, but no major front-page loss is visible in the provided images. See all detailed pictures and read the full detailed description provided by the seller to know what you are purchasing. Suggested Condition Grade: Good to Very Good vintage newspaper condition.