This is KTown. I'm going to take you through some of the most creepy, chilling, and downright, terrifying experiences you've ever heard. This is the X podcast. Listener discretion is advised.

Murder is a sad fact of life. It happens every day of every year, and it's always tragic.

All the same, homicides committed on Halloween tend to be more striking, especially

when the perpetrator remains unidentified and the crime unsolved.

Halloween and horror may go hand in hand, but the horror is supposed to be inconsequential,

a brief engagement with dread, followed by the safety and security of your home.

That was not the case for the following ten victims, all of whom were murdered on October the 31st or after leaving Halloween celebrations.

And as of right now, their deaths still remain unsolved.

First up, we have the murder of Roland Deloche and Joseph Smith.

A family's life was turned upside down on Halloween night in 2016.

Roland Deloge 41 and Joseph Smith 28 resided in Sanford, Florida and cared for their mother Barbara, who lived with them.

Joseph was an aspiring rapper and was two weeks away from releasing his first album.

At around 9 p.m., an unidentified assailant wearing a mask entered the brother's home.

The mask intruder shot Joseph, Roland, who had just returned from work, heard the shot, and ran to his family's aid.

The gunman simply shot him next. Their mother was spared, though the intruder made her

drop to her knees and begged for her life.

Joseph died in the house, and Roland died in a nearby hospital. No one knew who had killed the brothers.

A promising development appeared to emerge on November the 11th. That day, the Sanford police

named a man called Dante James as a person of interest. The day after Halloween, James, along with his girlfriend, Sabeta Seale,

had been arrested on weapons charges. They were released on bond, after which James cut his GPS

anklet and fled. He was arrested on November the 22nd. Investigators determined that James couldn't have been the murderer,

but he and still were believed to have information about the killings. However, they wouldn't

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