Thirty years after a deadly E. coli strain linked to meat sold at local Jack in the Box restaurants broke out in Washington, a new Netflix feature about the outbreak will premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival on Friday, June 9. FOX13
"Poisoned: The Dirty Truth about Your Food" is a documentary based on the book by journalist Jeff Benedict.
The 1993 outbreak sickened more than 700 people across several states, mostly in Washington, and killed four young children. Marler represented hundreds of victims of the 1993 outbreak, some of them who were severely injured with brain injury and kidney failure. Since the 1993 outbreak, Washington DOH made changes to how they investigate, track and communicate foodborne illnesses.
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