 The family of a Massachusetts teen who died after taking part in a spicy tortilla chip challenge is suing the snack maker. Paris Wallabaugh, a 10th grader from Worcester, died last year after taking part in the one chip challenge. It dared people to eat at least one excessively spicy chip. An autopsy showed the high intake of capsaicin, which makes chilies hot, coupled with a heart defect, caused cardiac arrest. Attorney Doug Sheff said Paki, owned by Hershey, promoted the risk.