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Terrifyingly True Tales: Halloween Episode

Fringe Beyond Limits

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This episode of Fringe Beyond dives into notorious Halloween crimes — from the 1957 Trick-or-Treat murder and the Lisa Ann French case to the Candyman poisoning, the Martha Moxley mystery, the toolbox killers, and more modern disappearances and attacks. Ho...

Highlights

This episode of Fringe Beyond explores the dark side of Halloween, examining a series of true crime cases that occurred on or around the holiday. The hosts discuss how these events, from murders to disappearances, have shaped public fears and transformed Halloween safety traditions.
00:00
Terrifying true crime cases featured in Halloween episode
01:28
Predators come from all backgrounds
10:17
I love scaring people.
14:07
Halloween's chaos can conceal real horrors.
23:30
Always ask for an attorney when questioned by police.
32:48
A hearsay confession is discussed.
38:50
Such horrors should stay in the past.
47:10
Don't shoot first on Halloween.
51:26
Missing persons rate mirrors predator-prey ratio.
52:26
Case reclassified as homicide in 2006
57:45
DNA from cigarette butts solved the case.
1:00:44
Untreated mental illness can turn family into victims.
1:07:08
Real cases reinforce parental concerns
1:08:43
Tragedies transformed Halloween celebrations
1:10:36
Halloween scares are the best.

Chapters

Welcome to Fringe Beyond
00:00
Happy Halloween!
01:27
Favorite Costumes
03:58
Halloween True Crime
14:04
The Candyman Murders
23:30
Martha Moxley's Murder
29:31
The Toolbox Killers
35:46
Ronald Sisman and Elizabeth Platzman
40:23
Yoshi Hattori's Tragic Death
47:57
Cindy Song's Disappearance
52:26
The Napa Halloween Murders
57:43
The Liske Family Tragedy
1:00:44
Mischief Night and Crime
1:04:23
The Dark Side of Halloween
1:08:35
Halloween Shenanigans
1:10:36

Transcript

Speaker 1: Every team, every topic, everywhere. This is Bleav. Welcome to another episode of Fringe Beyond Limits. That's funny, That's so creepy. Oh, gosh. Hello. Hi, happy Halloween. I want to fuck your blood. Yes, I will let you. I would not say that to...