Investigators detail evidence tying Betkouski to cyanide and Chicago
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Officials described a hand-drawn map of Chicago, photos of Betkouski there in 1981, a homemade bottle of sodium cyanide (not the potassium cyanide used in the killings), his firing from Lockheed Martin after allegedly trying to obtain pills "for an experiment," and former colleagues recalling his talk of a "perfect crime" using cyanide.
“This was sodium cyanide. This was not potassium cyanide, as was used in the Chicago-area deaths in 1982.”
Detective Tim Cooper, Ada County Sheriff's OfficeDr. Mathew Francis Betkouski Deceased chemist identified as the 'Unknown Wanderer'Tim Cooper Ada County Sheriff's Office cold case detectiveMatt Clifford Ada County SheriffIllinois/Chicago investigators Investigators of the original 1982 Tylenol murdersArlington Heights Police Department Original investigating agency for the Tylenol murders
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Reported in the same hours no headline names this development itself — these 2 claims were published in its stretch
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https://www. europesays.com/us/1080709/ Dr. Mathew Francis Betkouski: Idaho cold case leads detectives to 1982 Tylenol murders with cyanide in Chicago-area #19861451 # chicago # IL # Illinois
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