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Laws That Exist Because of One Terrible Incident

Visual Venture

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these are laws that exist only because of a single terrible incident...

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20 Comments

@VisualVenture Creator 9 months ago (edited) Pinned

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@TrustMeBroOfficial 9 months ago

The Tylenol murders are so terrifying imo, not only was they so mysterious at the time but because no one has ever been charged for the crimes.

@hannahibal3834 9 months ago

Lost her future and life over a bag of weed, cops gave her no outs but took advantage of her situation and used their authority to guide her to her unfortunate death.

@leemk2414 9 months ago

As the saying goes: safety regulations are written in blood. People don't generally think to make a rule until after someone has been hurt.

@ZeoViolet 9 months ago

Tylenol is one of the rarer cases of a company that was able to bounce back. They not only cooperated with the issue instead of trying to deny it or hide it, but they took the initiative in recalling all their product, then coming up with the tamper-evident bottle. It cost them a lot of money in recall and research on their own dime, but it saved them and their reputation.

@venmissa 9 months ago (edited)

Both my parents had tickets to that Great White concert. They were unable to find a babysitter for my brother and I, so couldn’t go. I’m so glad they avoided such a tragic event. Their lives were saved because they couldn’t find a babysitter.

@Popcornicked 9 months ago (edited)

I love how he says “we will start with a lighter one” and the first one is a murder of a substance consumer.

@wisteela 9 months ago

That with people trying to trigger seizures was pure evil.

@Leyana04 9 months ago

Not doing pyrotechnics inside should be common sense

@catloverKD 9 months ago

There's also a law that all exit doors on public buildings have to open outward because there were several fires, but the doors opened inward, and in the panic everyone rushed the doors and couldn't open them.

@hallusin 9 months ago

Thank you for including zachs law. I work within Epilepsy Society, and it is something the internet can be so cruel about. People dont realise seizures can kill, and this may be a small change for some but it may save the lives of many. To anyone who havent heard of Epilepsy Society, please research into what we do. Again thank you for including us❤

@randomcobra253 9 months ago

I feel so bad for that informant, she didn’t deserve to die like that...

@Itsgonnnabemay 9 months ago

We have something nh called ‘jessica’s law’ and it says you must clear snow/ice off your vehicle. A girl named Jessica was killed when a truck in front of her didn’t clear thier roof and a slate of ice came off hit her windshield and she passed away

@OdderMoniker 9 months ago

Imagine police getting you killed over a qp of a plant that’s now legal in half the country

@windowsfan95 9 months ago

Zach’s law should be implemented in more countries. Epilepsy seizures can in fact be deadly. I lost a friend to seizure in 2024.

@Janny890 9 months ago

Fun Fact: Fertilizer purchases are now tracked by the DHS because of the Oklahoma City bombing that used Ammonium Nitrate at its key ingredient.

@fourthwallbreak 9 months ago (edited)

4:13 I'm not a bot, I'm a real person and this is true information. (said every bot ever I guess...) With the Tylenol poisoning case, my grandfather was actually one of the doctors that had to examine one of the deceased after they had passed away as a victim of cyanide poisoning in the early 80's in a suburb of Chicago where I grew up. He noticed right away that the body smelled like almonds (like the almond nuts that we eat all the time.) and the only reason that he could make that note was because he used to eat Almonds almost every day so he instantly recognized the smell when the body arrived. (I don't know which victim it was.) So that report went into the official Tylenol case and then made it's way into medical journals, and it if you look it up now, you'll see that a body smelling of almonds is a major clue for cyanide poisoning even in 2026. And the end result of this is the safety wrapping we have today in part due to my grandfathers contribution to the case. I myself...... can play the guitar.

@Sweptical 9 months ago

Fireworks should NEVER be used indoors. We’ve just started 2026 in a very similar way…

@Deadwavy 9 months ago (edited)

In Switzerland the same happened! 40 got killed and 100 injured because the inside burned but this time they all filmed and didn’t take the fire serious

@riceracm 8 months ago

13:30 PLEASE understand the possible severe outcomes of some concussions. I suffered a concussion with loss of consciousness on December 4, 2011. I started throwing up the next day and have never stopped. I have permanent post-concussion syndrome and experience nausea and/or vomiting every day. CONCUSSIONS CAN HAVE LIFE-ALTERING CONSEQUENCES