1. In many places people are told of people who give poisoned sweets to children. Texas boy Timothy O'Brien received cyanide candy, poisoned himself and died. His father had a life insurance policy. He was charged with murder to get money. Ronald had large Borgs; the court ruled that the father had used urban legend to cover up his son's death. He was sentenced to death by injection.
2. There is a legend that on Halloween Satanists sacrifice black cats. This has never been proven. But some animal shelters forbid giving cats out shortly before Halloween.
3. Visitors to the Creepyworld haunted house in St. Louis, USA found a man hanging from a noose in the bathroom. At first they thought it was decoration. It turned out that the teen volunteer had climbed onto the bathtub and got entangled in a noose. Was in a coma for 3 days. After regaining consciousness, he did not remember what happened that day. The only pieces of evidence the police found were footprints in the bathroom and scratches on the walls.
4. In the 70s, temporary tattoos were given to children on Halloween. There is a legend that the drug LSD is added to the tattoo. It enters the bloodstream through the skin. At first, the drug dad was called Blue Star. Then they said that they depicted Bart Simpson, Superman and Mickey Mouse.
5. It is said that in one city a postman found a corpse on the porch of one of the houses a few days after Halloween. I thought it was a realistic set. It turned out that the man died of a heart attack. The family of the deceased was outraged that the postman did not help him.