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Every Halloween, parents are warned about razor blades in apples and poison in candy. Police issue alerts. Schools send letters home. Neighborhood groups share checklists. Joel Best, a sociologist at the University of Delaware, has been tracking this since 1985. His data now covers every reported case from 1958 to 2023. His finding: there is no evidence that any child has ever been killed or seriously harmed by a contaminated treat received from a stranger during trick-or-treating. Not one. So where did the fear come from? 👇

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