The Tylenol Murders
Criminal
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James Lewis and the Tylenol Task Force
James Lewis was arrested and charged with murder in the Tylenol murders. The case was tossed because a judge found that James Lewis had not been read his Miranda rights. Years later, police retested a fingerprint found on a pulley used to lift Raymond West's body into the attic. And it was a match to James Lewis. But that case wasn't reopened. Too much evidence was either missing or had been destroyed. In 2007, as the 25th anniversary of the murders approached, another task force was created known as Task Force II. It included one of the original FBI agents on the case: Roy Lane. He asked James Lewis if he would be willing to help him clear his
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