The new Netflix docuseries Cold Case: The Tylenol Murders has reignited public interest in one of America's most chilling unsolved cases—the 1982 cyanide poisonings that claimed seven lives. Beyond the gripping true-crime narrative, the series sheds light on a far-reaching legacy: how those tragic events forever altered consumer trust in product safety.
But as the world moves further into the digital age, are we as protected today as we believe? Or is that trust once again hanging by a thread?
