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Idaho police link dead man to Chicago Tylenol murders

Summarised from 6 outlets · Updated 25 Sept, 04:20 · Archive

Idaho authorities have identified a man found dead in a church in 1982 and linked him to the Chicago Tylenol murders.

The Ada County Sheriff's Office has identified the man known as the 'Unknown Wanderer', found dead in an Idaho church in 1982, as Dr. Mathew Francis Betkouski. Authorities believe he may be responsible for seven poison killings in the infamous Chicago Tylenol murders case. According to the Independent World, Betkouski was a former Lockheed Martin chemist with a history of severe mental illness who had allegedly discussed executing 'the perfect crime involving cyanide' before his death. The New York Post reports that Betkouski died by suicide inside the Idaho church. The breakthrough comes more than four decades after his death.

Idaho police link dead man to Chicago Tylenol murders
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In this story: Mathew Francis Betkouski · Ada County Sheriff's Office · Chicago · Idaho · Lockheed Martin

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