Boar's Head plant linked to deadly outbreak broke food safety rules dozens of times, records show

A leria outbreak that has been linked to bores head deli meat products is being blamed for more deaths and dozens of illnesses one person in Wisconsin has gotten sick ABC's ran and Ally has recovered on the outbreak this morning the death toll climbing in a nationwide leria outbreak linked to B's head deli meat at least nine people have now died with cases reported in these 18 states 57 people have now been hospitalized and the CDC warns customers may still have the taint meat in their fridge the long shelf life for certain products like bacon and salami means some recalled Meats have Best Buy dates through October he always ate lunch meat always bore his head garon morganstein says his father a holocaust Survivor was in good health until he says his dad got leria after eating tainted liver worst he says the infection led to menitis and brain damage his father died July 18th we're all still in shock for all of them things you know that he's seen and been through in his life to uh come to that the family now filing a wrongful death lawsuit their lawyer saying no one should die from eating a sandwich through this lawsuit and others we will determine what went wrong at borad borad released a statement earlier this month saying we are conducting a rigorous investigation to identify the root cause of this incident and the company has said safety is their absolute priority ran Al ABC News New York