The Poisoned Halloween Ronald Clark O'Bryan's Horrific Legacy

Ronald Clark O'Bryan took his son and daughter trick-or-treating through a Pasadena neighborhood on October 31, 1974. The boy later started convulsing and died. Comments1.1K ... Bro that's beyond evil. I know that judge stared in space when he went home. I remember hearing about this case vaguely years ago, and I always thought it mind-boggling that a man would resort to killing his child for ... Timothy Mark O'Bryan was 8. I was 7. It was Halloween, 1974. On a Thursday, a school night. Just like the All Hallows' Eve coming up this year. Ronald Clark O'Bryan added cyanide to multiple tubes of "Pixy Stix" candy and took his two children and two of their friends out trick-or-treating. When Ronald Clark O'Bryan found himself in massive debt, he weighed all of his options before coming up with a plan to ease his financial burden. Ronald Clark O'Bryan kills his eight-year-old son with Halloween candy laced with potassium cyanide in an effort to collect a $100000 life ... Every Halloween parents worry that some scary stranger will try to do something to the candy their children receive on Halloween night. On Halloween 1974, Ronald Clark O'Bryan poisoned his own son, Timothy, with cyanide-laced sweets. Here's how the infamous 'Candyman' was ... The Candyman: With David Harlan. Ronald Clark O'Bryan of Deer Park, Texas, murdered his own son with cyanide laced candy on Halloween in 1974 for insurance ...