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: Sex Offender IssuesHalloween Hysteria: Phantom Fears and Sex Offenders - By LiveScience.com
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10/30/2007
By Benjamin Radford, LiveScience's Bad Science Columnist
Across the country, the big question for children at Halloween is that of picking the right costume: ghost, Spider-Man, witch, princess or pirate?
For many parents and police, the question is more difficult: how to protect children from sex offenders.
This concern is a relatively recent phenomenon. Ten years ago the old tainted candy scare (a discredited but resilient myth) was the primary...
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