As of January 2010, the FBI is still looking into 'persons of interest,' there have never been any arrests in the Tylenol adulteration case.
Another name for the Tylenol murders on October 5, 1982 is the Tylenol Scare.
David Bowie
Wayne Williams was arrested in 1981 for the murders of two men in Atlanta. He was later convicted of two murders and suspected in the Atlanta Child Murders case, where 28 children were killed between 1979 and 1981. Williams is serving life in prison for the murders he was convicted of.
No charges for those murders have been filed.
The Kray twins, notorious London gangsters, were convicted of two murders: the killings of George Cornell in 1966 and Jack McVitie in 1967. However, they were suspected to be involved in more criminal activities but were never convicted for any other murders.
Tim Adams
The Snowtown murders were solved through the cooperation of police and informants. After receiving a tip, police discovered eight dismembered bodies in barrels in Snowtown, Australia. The lead suspect, John Bunting, was arrested and convicted of multiple murders.
The "wrong" man would be punished.Added: If both were indicted and tried for murder, how could the WRONG man be convicted?
He confessed to 33 murders, later recanted, and was finally convicted of all 33. At least five of the 33 remain unidentified.
Yes, Ted Bundy was charged and convicted for several murders that took place in Washington state. He was found guilty of the abduction, rape, and murder of several women in the state of Washington, among other crimes. Bundy was ultimately executed for his crimes in 1989.
Hitchcock had a fear of false arrest/imprisonment. It manifested itself in his movie Frenzy. A man was convicted of murders he didn't commit.
Alpo murdered RICH PORTER-DAMENCIO-LIL GARY-ANDRE-MICHAEL FRAY- and somemore people he was convicted of 14 murders