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What specific symptoms did the victims exhibit before their deaths in the episode "Pain Killer"?
In the episode "Pain Killer," the victims showed bizarre symptoms such as motor ailments, colds, and flu-like symptoms before dying unexpectedly. All had taken Tylenol capsules that were later found to be laced with cyanide.
Who is the prime suspect introduced in the first episode, and what is his connection to the case?
The prime suspect introduced is James Lewis, who sent an extortion letter to Johnson & Johnson demanding money. He is suspected because of this letter and the timing of the murders, though the series explores doubts about his capability to carry out the poisonings.
What role do the paramedic and nurse play in the investigation in episode 1?
In episode 1, a paramedic and a nurse rush to piece together the truth behind the sudden deaths, acting as frontline responders who begin to connect the victims' deaths to the tainted Tylenol capsules.
What tragic detail is shown about the character Paula in the episode?
Paula Prince, a United flight attendant, is shown dying alone, which is portrayed as especially tragic. Surveillance footage captures her in a store shortly before her death, adding a chilling element to her story.
How does the episode depict the public and law enforcement response to the Tylenol poisonings?
The episode shows a nationwide recall of Tylenol, with volunteers going door to door to warn people and police cars driving through streets with megaphones to alert the public. Authorities struggle with how to communicate the news effectively in 1982, before 24/7 news cycles.