The Welcome to Grusam, your horrific true crime podcast. I am Meg and Microphone Engineer Connie is going to tell us about Stella Nickel tonight.

Yeah, we talk quite often how Meg and I, we don't know the cases that each other is covering

until we cover them.

We want authenticity.

And it never fails to make me laugh when I realize how in sync we are.

Because following Meg's crazy Sheila LeBere story,

I'm coming in this week with another lady.

And I just had to be like, all, when you were thinking, when you were talking last

so you guys like, this is too funny.

But first, before we get into the nitty gritty, early in the morning on September 29th, 1982, 12-year-old Mary Kellerman woke up with a sore

throat and a runny nose.

She was given one extra strength Tylenol and by 7 a.m. Mary was dead.

What? That same day, 27 year old Adam Janice, a postal worker, died of what was initially believed

to be a massive heart attack.

When his brother and sister-in-law,

Stanley and Theresa went to Adam's home

to be there for their loved ones,

the familiar feeling of a throbbing headache

after you've been upset all day, in. It's not uncommon when people are in mourning.

Both took extra strength title at all.

Stanley died that very same day and Teresa died two days later.

Over the next few days three more deaths would occur.

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