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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was watching distractedly but can anyone explain:

1. The one suspect that was actually a driver for the Jewel grocery store?

2. The post stamp on the Lewis letter and him saying he wrote it 2 days before? I thought they implied that he knew about the murders beforehand but I think it was more to show he was actually confused, is that correct?[/quote]

This documentary was actually really poorly done though I did enjoy it. This was confusing and overblown. But yes, he postmarked the letter on October 1 which was two days after the reports of the first murder. So he absolutely could have written the letter and mailed it after hearing about it on the news. The problem was he had told police He worked on the letter for three days. Which would imply he started the day before the murders hit the news.

The police acted like that was a big gotcha. But this was an interview done years later and I just don’t believe it was the gotcha they thought it was. It’d be one thing if it was postmarked before the death became public, but it was postmarked two days after.

Anyway, I think the documentary sacrificed clearly explaining the facts because they wanted to keep throwing curveballs at us. But it blurred the facts. [b]I just don’t see how you could watch this and not see that it was a quality control issue in the plant.[/quote][/b]

I agree. Also, it's amazing how J&J came out on top of all this. Didn't just get through the scandal, but has been made to be such champions of public safety. I remember this case being mentioned time and time again in B-school as how to handle a crisis effectively. [/quote]

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