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Trigger warnings from the stories we cover may include violence, rape,

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40 years ago, on October 31st, 1981, the streets of New York were filling with people ready to start their Halloween fun.

The trick-or-treaters were out, the bars were filling with people in costume,

and the veil between the living and dead was growing thinner and thinner. But while all the Halloween

chaos was unfolding around New York, a man named Ronald Sisman and his

girlfriend Elizabeth Plattsman had different plans. Instead of spending the night out on the town, they decided to stay in, have a few glasses of wine,

maybe have a little photo shoot, and just enjoy each other's company.

But at some point in the night, the couple hears a knock on the front door.

Thinking it was probably just trick-or-traders, they ignore it, but after a while

the knocks turn into loud bangs.

When Ronald opened the door, he didn't find trick-or-treaters wanting candy.

Instead, he opened his door to something evil.

That evil would force its way into the apartment,

beat him and his girlfriend,

and eventually shoot and kill them.

The Halloween murders that occurred that night would leave

the New York Police Department with more questions than answers, but one

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