It was around 2:30 PM when Kerry last saw her son. She went inside to check on a renovation project, and when she returned outside, Ben was gone. There were no witnesses, and there were no signs of a struggle or abduction. His disappearance was sudden and without explanation, leading to confusion about what had happened.

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In the fall of 1982 police cars would begin slowly driving down the streets of Chicago's suburbs blaring “Do not take any Tylenol until further notice”. The events that led to the warning had millions of Americans fearful.

It began on September 29th 1982, when 12 year old Mary Kellerman took a Tylenol for a head hold. Shortly after she would collapse on the bathroom floor, be hospitalized and die.

That same day less than 10 miles away from the Kellerman home, a 27 year old postal worker Adam Janus would take two Tylenol Capsules, he too would collapse, end up in hospital and die.

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On October 1st 1980, about 6 months after Laureens disappearance, Judith found she was charged for three calls that had been placed in California. Two calls were from a motel in Santa Monica and the third from a motel in Santa Ana, this phone call was made to a teen sexual assistance hotline. When detectives spoke to the physician who maintained the hotline he denied knowing anything about the call. Years later he would tell investigators that his wife housed runaway girls and one of them could have been from New Hampshire. https://www.doenetwork.org/cases/204dfnh.htmlhttps://charleyproject.org/case/laureen-ann-rahn

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