In 1963 I saw a woman in the grocery store open a bottle of pancake syrup, stick her finger in it and then in her mouth, cap the bottle and put it back on the shelf. She must have seen the look of horror on my face and gave me her own look of death. I tugged my mother on the sleeve and told her what had happened so she could give the bottle to the store for safety and she told me to forget about it. She was a nurse and I was shocked she left the bottle there. My whole life since then I've been the bottle and can opener. This is not good when your father is a pharmacist. He used to make up fluoride drops in the lab to keep our teeth strong. Anything gets opened in this house I'm the one who does it. But anyway I don't wish harm to anyone but it took only a few days for caps and lids to be protected. So it could have been done much sooner. That enraged me. Still does. Thank you for reading.
I can't believe it . I grew up in Chicago and was 16 at the time. I remember the murders like it was yesterday . My father was a Chicago Cop at the time so it was a topic everyday in our house and the city for months maybe more. On every news cast 4 times a day, front page of all the different news papers. And I can't believe it is finally solved in my life time. I wish my father was alive to see this. Thank you Detective Cooper for finally finding this mass murderer.
Just wow! He literally said to another scientist it would be good to inject cyanide into medication, but that scientist didn't connect that to cyanide poisonings and report it to authorities. Scientists can be very dense I swear.
So, in 2026, we still have little communication between agencies (Boise to Chicago). It's a wonder that any crimes get solved. In 2023 Houston PD was caught shelving thiusands of cases using the excuse of not enough personnel available to work them. Crazy. Thank you, Idaho!!.
Congratulations to Detective Cooper. Wonderful work. Wondering what is up with Arlington Heights. Something to hide? You would think they would be celebrating and thanking Det.Cooper for his diligence.
FULL CONFERENCE: Unknown Wanderer identified
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The cold case is decades old and may be tied to the Tylenol Murders in Chicago.