Forensic Files - Season 4, Episode 10 - Core Evidence - Full Episode
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- In 1996, more than a dozen children in Seattle, Washington, were fighting for their lives. Each one of them had contracted a serious unknown illness. After one died, investigators knew the clock was ticking.
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I watched this series with my father as a child. It was the sole foundation for my love of forensics and true crime. Watching these videos now as an adult, after his passing, they mean so much more to me.
Same but with my mother! Nearly been a year since she passed and rewatching some I don't remember, hope you're doing well!
If your father was a child when you watched this together,was your mother ever arrested?
@@largemember The way she wrote it. Grammatically it relates to the father. Shoulda began the sentence as: "When 'I' was a child..."
@@calvin277 REALLY?...WOW!!!!...YOU must be one of them there 'geenniussessesses' or sumpin!!!!.....I bet you are a DEMOCRAT!!!!.....BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!
i feel the exact same way. i watched it with him every night before bed. now after his passing i go back and rewatch some of the shows
This guy could read me my insurance policy and I would be listening intently!
"You're being screwed big time by such and such insurance company, we just need to know why...? Haha!!
Lol
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@Dancing Candle 😂😂😂😂
Peter Thomas was born & raised here in Pensacola, Florida. He did lots of shows & commercials & won several awards. But he’s most remembered for Forensic Files.
When this happened, Odwalla stock tanked. A coworker of mine said "I think Odwalla is going to recover from this" and bought a ton of Odwalla stock. Over the next few years she made enough earnings on that stock to retire. I wish I'd listened to her.
Maybe you were not meant to retire a millionaire 🙈
How did odwalla recover and profit after such an incident tho?
They're gone now I . miss their little smoothies. It's crazy it wasn't pasteurized when it seemed to be marketed to children....!!! ??
Any body else obsessed with these shows 😀
Yeessssssss!!!!
I can't get enough of these. I was never the true crime type of guy, but now I'm looking at this and even historic 'detective' books from the early days. The type that inspired Leopold and Loeb to murder Bobby Franks... ouch.
I have watched all the episodes available in Netflix PH during the pandemic (mid 2020). As observed, people commit crimes because of what’s supposed they can get from life insurance. Some due to lust. Others simply because of mental illness.
@Um Bilal I listen to them ro relax
@@Hotshotter3000 same here
MRS. BEVERLY: "...E Coli is what nearly killed our son."
MR. BEVERLY: "I see it as a company's negligence and irresponsibility is what nearly killed our son."
Both statements are true, but I agree more with the dad.
They’re also fools for giving their kids unpasteurized drinks
I doubt they had any idea what pasteurization was.
One speaks facts, one just wants to blame everyone else.
"No not as a bacterial weapon" ngl that line was good
Shi wuz hilarious. Thats basically wat it wuz
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I don't think it counts as a weapon if it's unintentional.
@@kathrynhoward4196🙄🙄🙄🙄🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
@@synergisticcollusion134 What? If it's unintentional, then it's an accident.
I make my family extremely nervous when I binge these/ they wonder what I am plotting
I’ve watched far too many episodes of this show for my own good.
Little Anna was a Gemini 19:07
You and me both. Why is it so addicting
Same here.😁😬
Ifyou don't want to see, then Don't see. Make up your mind not to see. Cook, clean, listen to music and see you have no time for this. Always listen and see auspicicious things. See how people serve children. Etc..
It's the Narrator's voice. He makes it pedagogical.
I find it interesting that only a few people had been infected....but all that juice that was processed..... Definitely a blessing so few actually were infected.
E. Coli has a relatively low chance of infecting compared to a lot of diseases. The fact that nearly every single one of us carries it inside ourselves and are fine shows that. These kids were unfortunately unlucky.
could have to do with how good each kids immune system is. some more resilient
Watching babies when they are too young to speak any language suffer is extremely painful.
Probably hardest pain to endure because you cannot do anything other than rely on doctors and medicines.
I remember a report of a child who’d died from e.coli 0157 after eating a hamburger (possibly from Jack in the Box). The father was consumed by guilt because the child had complained that their hamburger was “kinda bloody” but the father had insisted he/she eat it anyway.
Oh wow - that’s heartbreaking!
Tragic
I once got da other tables bloody burger when I asked 4 well done. Luckily I cut in half. I lost me appetite n didn’t have 2 pay
I know parents need to make sure their kids eat right but I've seen cases of overbearing parents who end up giving their kids eating disorders by being too inflexible.
disregarding child concerns is an ultimate mistake.
Ha, $1.5m? What a joke. Can you imagine finding someone guilty of manslaughter and fining them like $20? Because that's what $1.5m is to a big company like that
Little Anna was a Gemini 19:07
When I opened this video, there was a pop up under your comment asking me to 'rate' your comment. Strange. It does with videos, I've never seen it do that with a comment.
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Never seen that. Interesting 🤔
More like $2.7 million in today's dollar value.
The company wasn’t quite as big as you think. In 1996, it made $59 million in revenue. Recalling their product and any damage control would be expensive. It wasn’t until 2001 when Coca-Cola bought it. It is now a defunct brand as of 2020.
That poor baby girl, such a beautiful child, it’s so sad that she was tragically taken so young, but her death probably saved the rest of those sick children
It’s so sad at 19:07 her little tombstone, no child should ever die that young
So you're saying her death would've been okay or less sad had she not been such a beautiful child??🙄🙄🤦♀️🤦♀️
@@synergisticcollusion134 I don't think that's what he's conveying about, what I'm looking at he's saying that she was beautiful and it's sad that she was taken away so young and tragically, and that her death probably saved the other children
@@synergisticcollusion134 Had she not been blonde you wouldn't have said shit, hypocrite. Does it always have to be about race with you people? Every child is beautiful and I have never heard one child die young that wasn't called any synonym of precious, angel or beautiful. Yes! This little angel was tragically taken from us no thanks to negligence.
@@synergisticcollusion134 no, regardless of how she looked or how old she was no baby should have to die in such a terrible way, all babies lives are worth it
Poor kiddos! As a mom my heart goes out to these families especially this day and time. 🖤🖤🖤
💐💐 RIP Anna Grace Gimmestad (9 Jun 1995- 8 Nov 1996) (aged 1) you will truly be missed and my prayer goes out to you and your family. My prayers and thoughts go out to all the families that were also victims of the deadly bacteria E. coli. 💐💐
I have learned a lot from this program and had watched lot of episodes, so interesting and has good true to life stories
As a father of two young boys the video of the little boy in the hospital at 1:45 was hard to watch. My young son who is only 4 now had the flu twice, once when he was a year old and again when he was 3. I wanted nothing more than to take his agony and pain from his little body and put it in mine so he didn't suffer. Granted the flu is nothing like E coli and I couldn't imagine what the parents of these infected kids were going through.
Poor baby boy.
I grew up in Woodinville and one day my dad brought home a few odwallas that were given out at his work. One of em was all puffed out so he stuck it next to the sink. It sat there for a day or so and then the next night we were in the living room and we hear this pop noise followed my a splatter. Thing thing had so much bacteria and fermentation going on it exploded in our kitchen. It was during this time frame. I was like 15 or 16 so I remember it all pretty well
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Who had to clean that up?🤭🤢😳
@@katherinekhan6892 odwalla came out with a remidary crew a tore our kitchen down and built us a new one
@@weirdbeard1980 Wow! Glad I asked.
@@weirdbeard1980 wow only in USA!
Lookin for hot American hubby! 🥂🍾
This had a real chilling effect on raw foods production. I'm sure Odwalla was looking at offering an unadulerated, unaltered food. Too bad their in-house testing didn't pick this up. A tragedy for all impacted by this.
Except they DID pick up on it, but DIDN'T care.
Let this serve as a warning; Organic doesn't always equal healthy.
I've drunk Odwalla juice. It was very good. There was a market for a high quality fresh and natural juice. Top bad about the company. How would they have known about the fruit picker's violation? Not sure they should be blamed.
@@synergisticcollusion134 Did I miss that? Was there documentation of Ecoli and they let it through?
@@jlbaker2000 What I'm more concerned about is how the company didn't clean the apples thoroughly before processing to kill those bugs. Even if the apples weren't picked up from the ground, they're still exposed to many contaminants, both on the tree and in the factory. Like they said, I don't think there's a good way to enforce the rule, and with pickers often paid by the bushel, they're incentivized to get every apple they can.
I don't think the market for unpasteurized juice should go away, but companies do need to be very strict with cleanliness and consumers need to have that warning.
Thank you for defining pasteurized for the common good. So much around us that can kill us it is a miracle we are still alive. Thanks be to God.
Got that right!!!! i never knew that until now!!!!
My husband and I were getting unpasteurized apple cider for a little while. It was some of the best tasting cider we'd ever had. But we had an extra jug we didn't get to in the fridge for about a week. That thing puffed up until it exploded in the refrigerator. We stopped getting it. The Michigan farm that made it has recently been shut down by the fda.
@@TarasTankFriends Vinegar is fine though, it's an anti-bacterial. I never had a problem with mines, even not in the fridge.
@@TarasTankFriends Wow 😱‼️
There are entire communities of people that drink healthy unpasteurized milk/apple juice etc. The issue wasn’t pasteurization, it was the food coming into contact with contaminated fecal material. Anytime health protocols are ignored, no level of safety can stop contaminating your food. What this program does a horrible job of explaining is all the good bacteria, that is killed in the process of pasteurization. Infants/elderly should not eat raw honey 🍯 for the same reasons they should not consumed unpasteurized food. The benefits of persons with healthy immune systems eating unpasteurized food shouldn’t be ignored. It is the reason health problems become a major issue later in people’s life - a lack of basic nutrients from the food they consume. Pasteurization is great for high volume, mass sales and a longer shelf life, the downside is, you are missing the healthy bacteria that helps strengthen your immune system, and provides necessary vitamins. Why drink pasteurized apple juice? Just drink Apple Drink, it is equally less beneficial and has no chance in containing bad bacteria. Bad bacteria is the issue. You can’t pasteurize Yakult, Kimche, or any other fermented foods that societies have used to maintain a healthy society. The elderly and infants have to be taken better care of, and did i mention, don’t feed them honey either. But no reason to shut down all the honey farms.
This show has always been my guilty pleasure
I Think this was a very important episode guys I hope to see more like this for educational purposes.
Me too. Especially when it comes to kidnapping. If it were to happen to me, I would make sure to leave any of my DNA for the police to find, just in case the suspect denies any wrongdoing.
It's not just about windfalls blown onto the ground. Birds, snails, monkeys and other creatures deposit dropping and body fluids on food crops on the tree, vine. etc. This is why washing and disinfecting is paramount before eating or processing.
I thought I watched almost every episode of forensics files but this is my first time seeing this one
We had an Odwalla manufacturing place in my hometown. Shameful this company got a slap on the wrist that it did. Poor baby girl and the other kiddos. My heart breaks for all of the families
Aren't they no longer in business now?
@@bluebaron6858 they’re not at the Dinuba plant for sure but I’m not positive about the company as a whole, the plant is now owned by Pressed Juicery
I recommend reading about the Peanut Corporation of America salmonella outbreak of 2008-09. Those guys knew their products were contaminated, and sold them anyway.
To provide further explanations on the DNA techniques: Restriction enzymes are like scissors that cut specific sequences of DNA. (They are can be found in certain bacteria like E. Coli). You can load them into a gel (the dye in the mixture can sometimes just be used to visualize the sample being loaded into the gel). The gel could have substances like ethidium bromide mixed in that will bind to the DNA and fluoresce when image. How electrophoresis works that you run the gel in a buffer with a current that pulls the negatively charged DNA down towards the positive end of the current. The DNA will separate base of their size with the smallest fragments moving the fastest.
Thank you for the explanation!
Wow!! I never heard this story! Poor babies!
That was revolting! Poor little kids and their parents having to go through all that anguish and suffering....
For those wondering, Odwalla is still in business. They were acquired by Coca-Cola , and were later resold to another company.
No it's still in business just under a different company
@@enegizedadam I'll adjust my post then. Thank you for the information.
@@adampatterson2195no problem
Gayyyyy
I just had some cola and my tummy hurts now
"and we're going to put them in jail"
Two second laters
"And we're fined 1.5 million dollars"
Little Anna was a Gemini 19:07
Plea deal.
I feel sorry for the victims but this man on 17:40 is savage.😂
It can make one feel scary when we realize that we trust 90% of the aspects of our lives to people we don't even know whether it's food and drink manufacturers, airline pilots, home builders, auto parts, you name it. We've had major building collapses with catastrophic loss of lives. Again the builders were trusted that these incidents wouldn't happen. And don't forget road and bridge collapses as well.
Even the doctors and nurses who treat these too. Scary.
You just made my anxiety get worse 😮😢
@@sandymywayofcooking1853 Sorry didn't mean to make your anxiety get worse. The line about trusting things to people we don't even know came from an old movie and it had stuck for 45+ years.
Decades ago, one of my history professors said that people in a democracy rely upon trust. We trust that laws, regulations, and human morality will provide as much protection as is possible. We trust that a person will not deliberately contaminate foods, add poison to a Tylenol bottle, or carry out other activities that would harm people, and we trust that our governments pass laws, create regulations, and monitor and enforce those laws and regulations so as to keep people as safe as possible. Thus we eat in restaurants, buy foodstuffs, drink tap water, buy manufactured goods, go to work in various occupations, and enjoy our environmental conditions, all the while trusting in their safety. Things are never one hundred percent perfect but we trust that lapses will be infrequent and addressed promptly.
@@macgrad1 Your professor had the big picture of things in mind. I remember in 8th grade civics class when we studied government our teacher told us that some politicians can never be trusted since money is usually in the picture.
I remember when I was infected with e. Coli (not the 0157 kind). I got it from contaminated meat. It went untreated for a month and a half, and 4 ER visits later they realized what it was. It was easily the worst pain I have ever felt. I wouldn't wish it on anyone, especially a small child.
My law firm defended the deer population around that farm, we had the lawsuit thrown out. Oswalla wanted to blame our clients for their negligence .
Lol. Bro shut up. That shi got me
Hahahaha so the deer won the case SMH.
The background music, gives me chills
Me too. Every dam time I watch this show. I wuz jus thinkin about it this episode. Like I feel sorry for the guys that have to record this shi for the show. I couldn't do it. Shi would haunt tf outta me
This is horrible for these poor children. My goodness. 😢
I do remember this episode. I see Anna when I hear of E. Coli outbreaks. This episode is also why I never bought Odwalla. The company was bought by Pepsico I believe. After the financial issues. RIP Anna. May all the survivers be happy and healthy.
Coca-Cola, not Pepsico.
@@legshakermaker1968 thank you for clarifying. I should have looked. Overall both companies only care about $$
@@nadinewilliams6465 that's true, they do.
hey i notice your avatar image, i will not support ukrainian nazi, i'm for denazification of ukraine.
That juice always looked gross to me.
Like listening to Peter's voice so soothing and love it when he will tell his stories
I remember this, everyone was scared. Poor girl and all affected. 💔
This is why you should never, ever eat or process fruit fallen to the ground.
This episode just absolutely breaks my heart …
Idk if it was just negligence on the company’s end or deliberate criminal activity….
The military was also to blame, they should have informed the health authorities when they discovered their drink wasn't fit for consumption. That little girl didn't have to die.
Poor baby Anna..Rest in peace sweet angel 🙏
Best crime show ever and narrator Peter north is the best ever has a great voice and knows when to turn up the suspense of the story that's why the show and him been on so long rip Mr north
You know you failed when the military declares your plant unsafe.
There was an ecoli 0157 outbreak in eastern Ontario several years ago, with deaths of adults and children. The source was well water contaminated with cow feces. (I think it was cow’s) Thought of that terrible incident as I watched this video. So much suffering and death caused by something too small to see. Thank goodness, in all the cases, that the source of the contamination was discovered!
That outbreak in Ontario was took a long time to source because there was serious bureaucratic incompetence involved. One sad story involved a mother giving her sick child water (over and over) in a attempt to keep the child hydrated while the source of the pathogen was the water itself. Horrible.
@@leanie5234 That is horrendous and heartbreaking! Poor child, and poor mother.😢
Ahhh Walkerton .. the name still brings the shivers
@@wolfsbaneandnightshade2166 That was a terrible event, so many innocent victims.
Ahhh… well water is a definite no!!! It doesn’t even taste good.😩
she would have been in her late 20s,,, thank you. an episode i've never seen. I hope all the survivors are still well.
Yeah so sad because I was born in 1991 and just turned 30. That's why I'm thankful to see age 30 and am a Mother of a 11 year old son who I cannot imagine losing at such a young age for any reason. I'm so sorry for all those who got severely sick and who died from Ecoli and other diseases. It's very important that food be cooked thoroughly.
I've seen all of them
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Anytime the military says no, you got a major problem ... and those guys eat nails.
Great answer!
But they didn’t tell anyone huh? Just let the company carry on infecting civilians. Sound right.
@@tees5983 Thats not the militarys job or role. They probably told the correct channels so it doesn't start a panic. Stop bashing the military cause you didn't pass their BCT.
Keep your patriotic bullsh!t. The military didn’t give two shits and told no one. Go wave your flag elsewhere. I don’t give a flying fukk.
Operation Northwoods is a prime example of how much you can trust the military
I am addicted to forensic files 😎
I heard about the Jack in the Box sickness - but, I never heard about this Odwalla scandal, God Bless the Children..🙏🏽
This actually kind of scares me cause my mom one time had odwalla juice and got so sick that she laid on our bathroom floor for 3 days... and being 7 all i could do was bring her water and sit by her.... after that i have been very staunch about never ever buying this brand, even if my kids beg.
My mom always swore to never buy this brand.
And its funny cause this happened to our family when i was 7. I was born in 1988, so that would make the year late 1995 😳.
When I was a baby my dad worked for tree top here in Washington and he said that when rats or other rodents would get caught in the machines that they just let it happen because it took too much time to stop and clean everything every time. So since the juice was getting boiled they just let it go..I'm sure they have better standards now 😏
oh shi wtf
REALLY???!!! That's scary, but very believable.... It's all about money & production. Take it u didn't drink any of that juice?
Yuck! 🤢
Was this just with Odwalla, or were other brands doing it, too?
That is just disgusting, but I don't doubt that it happened. 🤢
FORNIC FILES IS AWESOME TO WATCH.
I’m glad they found the source !
Got ecoli from Taco Bell when I was young. Worst pain of my entire life. It was about 5 days before they realized what I had after they saw it on the news and asked if I had eaten Taco Bell, which I had. Ended up with a weird stomach virus on top of it a few days in and had to be quarantined, they literally came in in hazmat suits and no one could come visit, they could only look at me through the inside glass in my room like an animal at a zoo 😅They gave me so much morphine but I could feel the pain right through it. The dr ended up giving me something stronger so I wasn’t really awake most of the time, he joked to my parents that it’s stronger than what they’d give someone who just had an accidental amputation. They said there was nothing they could do that it just had to pass and one day, about 2 weeks later, I woke up and said im ready to go home 🤷🏽♀️ they kept making sure but I somehow knew It was gone. They tried to give me a wheelchair I walked right out of there happy as ever
I've known several food poisonings and all were after they ate a salad at Taco Bell (different stores) It was sheer agony. I never buy anything there.
😳. 🤕
They said someone has to go to jail, but did anyone ever go to jail?
"If it doesn't have E-Coli 0157, It's not Odwalla."
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That's a good one.
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I love how the AG says they're going to ensure the company members are going to be convicted and thrown in jail but no jail time was served, only a fine 😒😂
The second I saw blood in my baby’s diaper I go to the hospital
Little Anna was a Gemini 19:07
Also, when I worked in an apple warehouse a few years ago we had to shut down for a couple day and deep clean the lines where everyone was checking and packaging apples by hand because our lines had e.Coli..
Little Anna was a Gemini 19:07
It's sad and tragic, when a process that was named after the very man, who was stopping milk sickness and it was proven to work, does not have it used by some in the food industry. These parents and their children suffered needlessly.
I suspected i contracted it around 2016... I was bedridden for 4 days. Never feel so bad.
Louis Pasteur.
I don't understand why Odwalla didn't pasteurized the juice. That it was because the flavor wasn't the same, perhaps, but the deadly bacteria Escherichia coli was multiplying at very scary velocity.
Wow! I pray for the family who lost their daughter and i hope the children Who survived are doing well
wow, Odwalla is a premium brand, or at least it presents itself as much. I'm surprised the company survived. Though admittedly, I haven't seen their products in awhile
They decided to adopt pasteurization after this outbreak
Coca Cola discontinued Odwalla Juice in July 2020
It's just overpriced juice.
@@GS-zc4sk If E.coli got into the juice, then I consider it overpriced pooh.
@@MrJuvefrank
Had maybe 3. Never liked the quality. Or lack of.
Why didn’t the military alert the public to this health risk?
They don't like to tattle.
One night I watched so many issues I was afraid to walk out of my freakin' house lol
What about the military that KNEW this company was dangerous and didnt report?? Why were they not sued too? Negligence on their part as well.
They stay out of stuff like that.
Their job is to destroy life, not preserve it. I'm glad your last name is Waters; people will think you're trustworthy. If your last name were Apple Juice, then everybody would worry.
@@reggaefan2700 the Job of military is to protect its people but as we have seen the military is only used to protect the interests of the rich like waging wars for oil
Good luck suing the military 🤣
Keep cattle out of your watersheds and orchards. It spread from cattle to wild deer. Pay workers a decent wage, and they won't be tempted to pick up fallen fruit.
Little Anna was a Gemini 19:07
@@reggaefan2700 who cares. What is your point? Deadly?
I love forensic files so much,that it became my favorite crime story
Forensic files episodes 💯👍
I’ve officially watched every episode at least 3x😭😭😭
You aren't the only one
I used to watch this with my mom when I was younger. His voice brings back a good feeling even though he’s always talking about terrible things. Lol
Maaaan parents were different back then. Imagine sitting there and waiting til your toddler had bloody diapers every 30 minutes before taking him to the hospital.
I remember the Jack in the Box E. coli. Overall it seems to me we, as a whole, do what we can to try to protect ourselves from pathogens. When they get through though it’s disastrous. What a nightmare for those children and parents.
Same. I was little at the time (2nd grade I think), but I know I've yet to eat any Jack N The Box. Still. 25+ years after that happened. Scared me from eating there lol.
Everytime i eat jack in the box or mcdonalds anymore i get a terrrrrrrible sickness. I think they still do some fishy things.
@@mikewhite1215 I too, get “meat sweats” if I eat that awful fast food. We have a restaurant in Michigan called A&W and it’s great. They use much better quality ingredients and make it fresh instead of ahead. The five ten extra minutes you wait are worth not having a case of the back door trots.
@@Firstthunder i know A&W all too well haha. Although theyve been falling off over the years too. I lived in Minnesota for years.
@@mikewhite1215 I love visiting Minnesota! Have a dear friend who is Ojibway from Mill Lacs Band. Didn’t know A&W had that large of a territory! Now I know I can still get a coney dog in MN.
Mass production of food will always have that risk. So sad for those children
I remember this! My mother refused to let us eat Jack in the Box for years because of it. It was one of my first memories.
Pretty naive to think that "ground apples" would not be included in production, especially when there's an monetary factor. As usual, it comes down to avarice.
One of the reasons I never consume non pasteurized food products. People drink fresh milk from vending machines in European countries, and I believe Canada, no thanks. I'll stick with what I normally buy...
I feel like dairy and meats are bit healthier in other countries besides the US because if all the BS they give to animals
@@celestialstarchild No WAY. I fairly trust the FDA. Way more stringent then other countries. I would barely eat in other countries, are you serious?! I trust the good ol U S A's USDA and our superior quality control!
@@celestialstarchild ~ I have to agree with the other commentator here. Sure the FDA may make some mistakes. But especially with meats, European countries have a lot of problems with "mad cow disease", it's nearly unheard of in the US...
@@hardtruthnotsoftlies5706 ~ Exactly. The US almost never has a problem with "mad cow disease". But it's pretty common in certain European countries...
One of my students lost a sister to unpasteurized milk. They are from Africa. It's a real problem. I've heard it tastes good but it's not worth the risk!
I was living in Portland (Ore) at that time, and remember this. Hate to say this, but I STILL don’t touch Odwalla products.
I knew the case at the very start. I remember this so vividly.
I wonder how the surviving kids lives turned out.
1.5 million dollars is an encouraging penalty to keep with the same practices. It is called the price of making a profit.
This is why I don’t like eating at a lot of fast food restaurants all the time, I’ll eat at fast food places every now and then.
I don't blame you I seriously need to do better but I know if food is cooked all the way or not. Those poor kids didn't know any better. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
I stop eating out at Fast Foods. It's filthy and I don't trust those workers.
I no longer eat out at any resturants. I would rather cook myself. But, how safe are we still!! Scary.
@@walden6272 yup, I go for a coffee at McDonald's and the first thing I see when getting there is an employee in the washroom walking out of the stall, right out into the kitchen...I just so happened to be done my washing ifollowed him and watched him walk into the back of the kitchen, so i asked the manager if employees wash up in the kitchen sink... he said yes of course. But it still didn't sit well with me. I do once in a while order fast food, but it's not something I do often. Well now with the vm I most likely won't eat out anywhere ever again...but one thing this planddemic has changed for the better is kitchen workers wearing mask,something they should have been wearing all along, hairnets and sometimes plastic gloves like subways.
@@walden6272 I feel you.
It is impossible to maintain high level of sanitation when you are handling large volume a food product. Effective pasteurization is the only way to ensure safety of your customers.
I really enjoy watching these shows , can learn alot 💎
Hard to believe Odwalla still in business... Same with Bluebell...
This is why I never allow children to eat raw fish or raw beef. Or even to eat sloppy joe-type fast food. So glad there are shows like this. They provide much-needed information to the public.
I watch these as I fall asleep
This is so scary for the children 😳
So this means pooh-pooh getting into foods and drinks doesn't scare adults?
I love love the forensic files I have been watching since 2008 I think I don't even remember
Cup of coffee and pastry then watch forensic files
I wach this show since i was 5😅 am 35 🎉🎉🎉 still wach it
Why does it seems suspicious when the army got involved?
Greetings and may God continue blessing all of us!
That one expert looks like a Sean Astin character 🤣
This company should have been put out of business…there is no excuse for this company’s negligence…point blank!!!
*_Old Company Slogan - "If it's not fresh-squeezed, it's not Odwalla™!"_*
*_New Company Slogan - "If it's not diseased, it not Odwalla™!"._* 🤔
Thank you 😊 Cape Town, South Africa
I remember watching this episode a few years back
This show has been an obsession for me, since 2002
I'm sure the apple juice company did not send out their products purposely and knowing it was tainted with the bacteria. That would just be stupid and financial suicide for the company. I am also sure they had a policy to not use any apples picked up from the ground. But they did choose not to pasteurize their juice just in case some orchard workers decided to take a shortcut in their job. This was a quality control issue not a deliberate violation of FDA policy to make more money. But...they are ultimately responsible for the quality and safety of their products so they had to pay the price.
Probably the most rational comment on this thread.