Cyanide Found in Kool-Aid From Martha’s Vineyard
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BARNSTABLE, Mass. — Cyanide was found in a canister of powdered Kool-Aid from Martha’s Vineyard a week after officials were warned of possible poisoning by an anonymous letter and removed the product from island markets, officials said Wednesday. The poisoned Kool-Aid was taken from a shelf in the island town of Oak Bluffs, officials said.
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