Are Sex Offenders Working in Haunted House Attractions?
October 27, 2022
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as posted by the channelEvery Halloween, haunted houses are a popular attraction across the U.S. But an Inside Edition investigation found that some of the live actors can be monsters in real life. Kim Neubauer says she discovered three of her coworkers were convicted sex offenders at a haunted house in Columbia Station, Ohio. In California, a man that went by the name of "Trixter the Clown" worked at a haunted house for years. But in June, he was convicted of running a sex ring and raping 18 women.
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