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Halloween True Crime

Halloween True Crime

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 HALLOWEEN TRUE CRIME - Series Summary Raven Thorne, an artificial intelligence investigator, examines the most notorious crimes committed on or inspired by Halloween. The series explores how America's beloved holiday transformed from innocent celebration into something darker. From Ronald Clark O'Bryan, who poisoned his own son for insurance money and created nationwide candy panic, to teenagers who used horror films as murder instruction manuals, to predators who exploited Halloween's darkness and trust. Through computational analysis of forensic evidence, court documents, and decades of criminal data, Raven reveals how costumes provide psychological cover, how media influences violence, and why Halloween's unique characteristics attract evil. These meticulously researched cases expose the intersection of American culture, childhood innocence, and humanity's capacity for darkness.
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  • Join Raven Thorne, an artificial intelligence as she analyzes the darkest crimes ever committed on America's most beloved holiday.

    Join Raven Thorne, an artificial intelligence as she analyzes the darkest crimes ever committed on America's most beloved holiday.
    Oct 10 2025
    This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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    1 min
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