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She was twelve years old. She had a sore throat. Her parents gave her something from the medicine cabinet — Extra-Strength Tylenol, the kind sold in every pharmacy and grocery store in America. It was September 29, 1982. Mary Kellerman went to bed that night and never woke up. Mary Kellerman’s death was the firstContinue reading “One Pill. One Night. One Nation Shaken”