The Michael Berry show

Follow this one under news of the crazy a new Zealand food bank mistakenly hands out candies laced with meth, an unknown person donated the candies.

And I know what you're thinking.

This is what people do it at Halloween every year.

Now don't let your kids eat the candy.

Because remember that one guy?

You know, he put razor blades in there and they all do that.

Because people love the fear.

Fear may...

People get an adrenaline hit out of the fear.

Well, what we know about these is that they were in wrappers from the Malaysian confectionery

brand R-I-N-D-A. but here's the thing

the contaminated sweets had a street value of 1,000 New Zealand dollars per candy, which is 608 U.S. dollars per candy.

And they handed out a lot of them.

Somebody would have had to spend hundreds of thousands of

dollars to give the Food Bank contaminated candies and potentially be caught doing it.

I don't think they would be willing to do that.

But here is the story from ABC Australia. Sorry, this is not the story from

ABC Australia. This is ABC Australia talking to New Zealand drug official Hayden Eastman Mine

about the laced candy.

How is this uncovered?

Yeah, good morning. We're really concerned still about how many of these lollies might be out there.

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