Ronald Clark Obrien, an American optician and murderer, was also known as The Candy Man and The Man Who Killed Halloween. On Halloween night in 1974, his son, then eight years old, died after eating a Pixy Stix laced with potassium cyanide that the father had purportedly gotten from neighbours while trick-or-treating. O’Bryan, who was…
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