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THIS STORY:
Branded as "The Candy Man", Ronald O'Bryan was a man convicted of killing his eight-year-old son Timothy on Halloween 1974 with potassium cyanide-laced Pixy Stix that were collected during a trick or treat outing.
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The Angel face you see is the Haserot, named “The Angel of Death Victorious". The stoic angel is seated on the marble gravestone of canning entrepreneur Francis Haserot and his family. Holding an extinguished torch upside-down, it represents a symbol of life extinguished. Wings are outstretched and the gaze is straight ahead.
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Most graves are unknown and lost to history.
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[@maryannpepe5200]

Calling this guy a monster is too kind of a word. The devil's spawn!👺

[@eburel506]

Agreed

[@czechmate6916]

I remember this story I live in Texas. Too bad they didn’t give him cyanide laced pixie sticks so he would know what poor Timothy went through. Rest In Peace little buddy 💐💐🥀🥀

[@Corgis175]

RIP little guy and we know his father is enjoying the furnace forever.

[@rysaj1]

I was a kid in the 60s and 70s. I remember my Mom telling us not to eat any fresh fruit or homemade goods.

[@missourimom9140]

It's hard to even comprehend killing a child, let alone your own child. This man was an evil monster. Thank you, Texas! You did what needed to be done. AAA+++

[@Wendeajo]

I'm glad the Texas of today didn't exist back then. I know a woman whose husband's killer has been on death row for going on 33 years with no DOE.

[@angiescott9692]

It broke my heart to see his neglected grave. Thank you for cleaning it. Bless you

[@jom2505]

All I can say is, the Dad got what he deserved. Poor Timothy. Rest in eternal peace sweetheart

[@mmmm-gr7xr]

His grave looks forgotten I'm glad you were there for him

[@edwardkellogg1284]

This is a very sad story about Timothy. I could not imagine killing my own child for insurance money. This individual was very sick. I'm glad justice was served. May Timothy rest in peace.

[@stacyfrazierbauer8811]

That thumbnail is crazy I wore that princess costume when I was 6 years old. I got pictures of it and my brother was a mummy wrapped up in gauze. Those were the days!

[@stacyfrazierbauer8811]

I still have the mask it's in a box of stuff my mother kept with the other costumes. That's crazy!

[@aprilherbert5899]

Sounds about like my childhood! Was great 👍

[@Morrisonsgirlfriendforever1971]

I wore that too .. I loved the way the masks smelled inside when you put it on lol

[@deborahpalumbo8909]

Thank you Ron for remembering this sweet innocent angel 💔

[@eringemini7091]

As I kid, I remember when this happened. Us Trick or Treaters were mad as we were not allowed to eat any Candy until we brought it home to be checked. There were stories of sharp objects in 🍎 too. R.I.P. Timothy O'Brian 🕊😔🙏

[@Beitlet]

That poor boy. This was a horribly sad story. What a monster to do this to his own son? RIP Timothy

[@footballlvnlady]

I remember in the early to mid 80’s taking my daughter’s Halloween candy to the hospital to be xrayed. Hospitals were offering to do that for the kids.

[@TJ21222]

Electric chair too brutal!! I think it was fitting for him to get the electric chair. It should have stayed that way!!

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

Unfortunately, many states got soft and thought it was too cruel. And now we put them down like pets. Painless. Sickening

[@sherryh2479]

I remember this. We were scared to go trick or treating. I lived in Houston during that time. I was 12.

[@disan930]

Timothy was born the same year i was, those were the good days where you would look foward to sundown to go trick or treating and wear costumes that were made with a plastic mask with a tiny elastic that would pinch and hurt the ears. Such a tragic story cause by a deranged monster. Thank you for remembering Timothy🕊 stay stafe Ron P.s. ❤your shirt🎸

[@patbowman6723]

I remember this story, it had mothers and fathers scared for their children all over the country. RIP Timothy

[@susanna3]

A horrific event, a man who killed his own child for money and nearly killed another! Unimaginable. I do remember as a kid hearing the warnings about razor blades in apples and things like that. You don't want to think that a fun children's holiday could result in tragedy. This poor little boy. Rest in peace Timothy 🙏

[@jaye6912]

It would take a really evil person to be able to kill a child, and their own son? This story really is chilling.

[@pamelawooten3251]

That poor little boy. So unbelievable how a parent can do this to their child. Glad that selfish monster got what he deserved! Thanks, Ron.

[@lindatanner8726]

Very scary stuff. I do remember all the crazy Halloween stuff that we where afraid of but I can't imagine this. Rest in peace little guy.

[@daphnebowen3322]

Thank you so much for covering this! I was born and raised in Mississippi and always wanted to go trick or treating when I was little. My dad always told me we couldn't, because of a man in Texas who killed his son with poisoned candy. Before I was born, my parents moved to Deer Park in 1983 and he had asked their neighbors about trick or treating and learned that it was banned there, but he never learned the name of the man or the circumstances of what happened. I was born in '88, so it was something that really stuck with him. It was neat for me to be able to fill that out, something that I've heard about ever since I was little.

[@napagirl48]

Ron this is such a tragedy...his father was beyond a monster!! May Timothy Marc O'Bryan RIP 🌹❤🙏

[@lisabeth479]

He trusted his Dad. Poor little Guy😪

[@gailjackson910]

I remember this like it was yesterday.

[@babygirlzmommy]

I remember as a kid trick or treating my parents checked everything, obviously we weren't allowed to keep any loose / homemade easy open treats, the exception was our fire department would hand out bags of Peanuts, but those were in paper bags, stapled shut with the fire departments logo stamped on them and handed out from a fire truck driving around. The other exceptions were a few Neighbour's we knew Very well we'd go to thier houses first and keep thier candy aside so if we wanted to munch on candy while trick or treating we could eat that. I remember one house that we grew up with the neighbors were teachers, my older sister grew up with thier kids, I watched thier house and dog when they'd go on vacation, thru would have cupcakes that they handed out to certain people. ( basically the neighbors kids who they knew and who knew them( I always ate those right off.. they were actually the only house we would go into as well, usually to chat for a bit and see what costume they put on Rebound, thier shitzu. I remember being old enough to go around on my own and I went with a friend who didn't live in the area, she looked at me wierd when I easily went into the neighbors house and ate a cupcake.. until I explained.. even though I grew up in a smaller town we still took precautions. Otherwise.

[@carollderkacy5164]

Hi Ron from Arizona! Thanks for sharing a very important story! We can’t ever let on guard down. Children get carried away with excitement on Halloween. I remember stories about problems with candy and apples and mean pranksters. Too bad this individual ruined the happiness for so many in Texas. R.I.P. little angel.

[@rolfsinkgraven]

Money makes the world go around..................and creates monsters, R.I.P. little guy. Dad will pay for sure.

[@Wooley689]

Stevie Ray, heck yes, I knew there was something more about you I liked. Thank goodness the coroner acted fast and the other child was saved. I wonder if the other pixie sticks were found and destroyed. Just to think, the child that was saved was 18 or 19 when the scuzbag was given the needle by the state.

[@LadyRoseWinters]

Such a tragic story. That poor child, I can’t imagine.

[@postalghost830]

I’ve said (and seen) my entire life that(greed & desire for) money makes humans ugly. This is a prime example that it can make them monstrous & horrible too. Thank you for your hard work on this case, it must’ve been difficult.

[@donnawiseman9311]

What a horrific story! That poor little boy! And his sister! Her life would never be the same. Thank you for sharing.

[@AshA-mw3xl]

Thank you, Ron for sharing this story. I'm a 70's kid and a Texan, so I remember this. Rest in peace little Timothy. ❤

[@phylliswurm9473]

Thanks for remembering this sweet cute boy. So glad Texas did him in and looks like he didn't age well. Evil to the core. Also sad that his grave doesn't appear to have anyone come by and thank you for cleaning it Ron. Well done video as always.

[@Atlantisheals]

Nan Nan Nan…..Love it Ron!!!!

[@hollyb.3615]

Wow! I don't remember this , it's pretty awful and hard to believe he thought he would get away with that. Another person that has a " double" life, those types always scare the crud out of me. Looked so responsible on the surface, was pure evil deep inside. May this little boy rest in peace. There's a good chance if his mom is alive she'd be up in years now , I'm in my early 70's now but still love Halloween and giving out candy and goodies. When I was a little girl, we scouted for the homes that had homemade goodies like cookies or popcorn balls (those were especially good) ! Of course, later on wrapped candies were preferred and mostly given out, which was understandable. I remember those Halloween costumes, they came in cardboard boxes with a plastic mask on top. That elastic string was sure uncomfortable and it broke easily! Really, some of the best costumes were just made up out of what was on hand in the house, maybe with some makeup for your face. Good memories, thanks for activating that, Ron, despite this dreadful story. I'm relieved he got the death penalty and that it got served as well.

[@donnabryant4844]

I vaguely remember that story.....I like this story because it's relatively my time... relatable....

[@peterredfern1174]

Justice was served may he roast for eternity,R.I.P Timothy young lad,👍🙏🙏👏🇦🇺

[@pamelapurcell187]

Oh my Lord! How can a father do this to his own? Thank you Ron for telling us this. I kind of remember this I was young teenager then. It just breaks your heart. Thanks again ! 💔

[@lelia660]

Oh my goodness. I was just talking about this case with some of my relatives! I lived in Houston when this happened (I live in a Houston suburb now). Yes, this changed all of our Halloweens. We stopped trick-or-treating for years after this, and the parents on my street took turns for several years and threw Halloween parties for us for instead. I still remember them all, including ours. Once they allowed us to go trick-or-treating again, we couldn't eat any of our candy until parents checked it all for, as you said in the beginning, the razor blades--or, any candy partially opened. My sister-in-law said she remembered they stopped selling pixie sticks for a while after this. I can't remember what age I was when people started Trick-or-Treating again. I remember talk about how our innocence was shattered. Well done. Rest in Peace, Timothy. This channel is amazing! I'm binge watching al lthe episodes. Such kindness towards others gives me hope for our world after all.

[@CatherineLeighe]

He was a monster. He had plenty of time too back out of this yet no. Unbelievable that anyone could do this

[@TheLmende]

Horrible crime against that child. May he rest in peace.

[@CCcastro336]

How can a father do this to his own child? 😡Evil man karma came that’s a good thing. Good video in memory of little Timothy. May he rest in peace 😢🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@navy4735]

heart breaking ...poor baby ,,..sickens me. RIP......little guy.....

[@lensquires6580]

Thanks Ron. Sweet little boy that looked like his dad and probably looked up to his dad as a hero.. So sad...💔

[@riverbender9898]

Sad story...well told. Thanks Ron.

[@feliciamia8956]

Rest in peace Timothy I'm so sorry this has happened to you my condolences to the family you should never have to go through something like this

[@pookeehelms5721]

Whoa! I remember hearing about this story growing up near Deer Park in the 70’s, but I didn’t know he went to my church!

[@LuvvyDuck]

You ever wonder if some people are so evil that even the devil wouldn't have them? Thank you for sharing Timothy's story. May he rest in peace. 🌸🌺🌷💮🌼

[@susanmeyer8273]

I live in Conroe my entire life and because of this man we were not allowed to go trick or treating ever. Not once when we were children did we go trick or treating.

[@Craig-gg2cq]

I once found that stuff in an unlocked lab. I parked my car in front of the front door of the building until someone could lock it up. It should of been locked in a cabinet, but the company never took the stuff as serious as they should of. They were very apathetic at that company. Jerks! Good video. R.I.P.

[@CaroleLeamer735]

So, so sad. I can't imagine how a parent can do that: to their babies. Thank you for sharing this, Mr Ron ❤

[@mcwatersd]

What a sick, sad person to do that to your own child. That poor child . Beautiful Cemetery. Keep Safe❤Keep Well ❤

[@chrisaliztugadecanonigo123]

I having a hard time thinking what kind of a father he was, so heartless, a monster, he could kill his own son just for money, so terrible 😢

[@teresahennes6502]

The year I graduated! I remember all of the stories from back then.

[@KimberlyLetsGo]

Monster, indeed. He also stole all the joy kids love about Halloween for an entire town.

[@cherettemacgregor2131]

This event is what caused my Houston grandparents to stop giving candy out at Halloween. They switched to pennies. As soon as the Pixie Stix were mentioned I knew in my heart that this story was going to be about the same little boy. Crazy how a long buried story, told to me in 1992, came right back to me with this video.

[@maryjanebrown4667]

It saddens me that Timothy got such a rotten dad and a rotten deal, and that he died on my favorite holiday.

[@KimberlyLew]

Rest in peace, Timothy 🌼

[@wendyburgess7681]

How a parent can do something like that, just blows me away. I hope he went straight to, you know. May Timothy rest in peace.

[@louisepotier2784]

That poor little guy, and then looking to his father for help. Where do these parents get the mind-set to want to kill their child? I just don't understand. He wasn't even brave enough to just kill his own self because of his problems - even then, he needed to be found guilty and have the state do it. And such a small forgotten gravestone for boy - thanks for remembering, FOTF. It's a sad story. Have a nice day. 🙂

[@robinreagan1422]

I lived in the Deer Park area growing up. Still do. Halloween was ruined for at least 10 years. When it did start back up again most candy was thrown away if it looked like it had been tampered with. He was a horrible person. May his son RIP and his ex wife and daughter find peace in their lives.

[@davidmcmullen3780]

I read this story in a detective magazine years ago when I was a kid. My father used to have them around and I would read them and I remember him saying to me when I had finished reading it and asking me what I thought. It was horrible.

[@Samantha-hp1oq]

Ty Ron for telling Timothy's story...❤️

[@marlenepearson3936]

That man truly was pure evil 😈 More than a monster! Thank you for telling this story and cleaning off Timothy's grave; Ron! 🙏 💕

[@judyrichards969]

I remember the razor blade in the apple.

[@SquierBulletBass-sj5bg]

I wish we could Time Machine back to rescue kids from monsters like this.

[@brentbrumley4640]

SRV's cover of Voodoo Child is great. "Cold Shot" might be my favorite from him.

[@bridgettlofgren2489]

Texas 🎉 I was in 4th grade that year. Poor little guy was so cute. Sad

[@lorrie8176]

I grew up in Houston on that side of town and can tell you some knee shaker stories about that cemetery, my Granny's urn is also there. 🙀😿

[@spacecowgurl57]

Didn't know about this blessed boy. 🙏 As I have mentioned before, you were in my neck of the woods. 225 east over Fred Hartman Bridge. Indeed.

[@barbaram5694]

Cyanide is extremely painful even though it acts quickly. The thought of such a cruel thing to do has me in tears 😢😥😪 That evil still is alive and well living among us as shown by the recent trial in S C 👺👺R.I.P. Timmy, play in Paradise with the Angels

[@lilacvetanovska1061]

Beyond heartbreaking 😢, sick pschycopathic man, your own son, Rest in Peace little Angel

[@countrydj2]

Just now watching. Sounds like premeditated murder to me. I can’t imagine doing that to your own child.

[@tommywood343]

It seems I've heard about this story. It is sad. Justice was done. R.I.P little Timothy. Thanks Ron. I like your t shirt

[@nedamunson6568]

I'm just seeing this story and I'll tell you every year I always check over the kids and grandkids Halloween candy..We have found stick pins, pieces of glass, stuff that looked injected(candy had bad odor)etc..I always double check and anything funny the cops get called..been doing this for years..

[@SandraNeumann-xy7cd]

My heart is sadden with what had happened. Thank you Ron for your video's. God bless.

[@nataliemoulding234]

how can anyone man do this to his own son one horrible monster rest in peace little man

[@jessebriee3918]

this story hits home with me-Ron. I was a child during that period of time and I lived in rural Loudoun County, Virginia. Where we had people who had placed razor blades, and syringes were used to taint the Halloween candy in the mid 1970's. the local hospital was offering to x-ray the candy for free to keep children from being injured. The father was a cruel and sadistic fiend. I'm glad he incurred what her rightfully earned. RIP Timothy. 🙏🙏🙏🕊🕊🕊🕊

[@brendacanter9768]

Thank you for taking care of his place❤️ I was 14 so I Don t remember much but this is so sad😔 Texas means business but its takes to long. 5 years to prove you didn't do it then your toast. Even that seems to long. Stay cool❤️

[@debragraham6060]

RIP Sweet ANGEL ❤️💕😇🙏

[@merlepaton4981]

Oh how very sad made me cry Rip little angel 😇 thank u again Ron for another video

[@robertwomack6015]

Rest in Peace little one 🙏❤️

[@gulliver3644]

I also remember it quite well.

[@JudyB1980]

These are the saddest of all stories.

[@ritagreen9528]

Thank you, Ron, for sharing this little guy's life with us ❤️ Have a blessed day 👍❤️

[@josephinequinn8782]

I can never understand how the human race can produce people like this. Take care everyone.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🤠

[@Makeupbypiaw]

What a piece of crap that father was. 🤬 I've always heard that there's some sort of honor among the other prisoners, children is a no no, so I think if they were to get him, he wouldn't have lived the 10 years, while he tried to appeal 🤬 RIP little angel ❤

[@GenerationX3333]

Yikes!!!!! I ain't sleeping tonight

[@lisapyne7950]

Thank you, that was a good session. I never knew that event happened. Now I can pass it on to the next generation so Timothy is not forgotten.

[@elenaperez4803]

R.I.P young one 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@tcwhite0104]

I vaguely remember this I was in the 9th grade. Cool shirt Ron, I have the same one!!! lol That is a real shame that it doesn't look like anyone visits his grave. :( Thanks for cleaning it up Ron, you are a saint.

[@teresakryvenchuk6205]

Story was so sad. Poor little Tim.

[@donnamerriman4323]

Rest in Eternal Peace, Timothy. 🙏🙏

[@Momvon1]

I remember the 🍎 and razor blades! I was 8 at the time. My mom wouldn't let me have pixie sticks for years. She also had my candy ex-rayed for years!.

[@ruthtester9404]

Sorry I missed your episode last night I been watching it was very sad story it brought tears to my eyes 😥 Ron thank you for sharing this very sad story about Little boy Timothy Rest in peace little fella

[@oanaelena4001]

Pure evil, not even the electric chair scared him! Not to mention the child was nothing to him😢

[@CommercialForest]

Ron- I always enjoy your content & just realized 1 of the reasons why…the synchronicity between your speech, walking pace & camera control. Many creators struggle to acceptably perform just one of those elements The rhythm of your production is seamless & masterful. Kudos!

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

Thank you, that’s a big compliment. Appreciate it

[@PhillyGirl-pt3vq]

Poor little Timothy. Pathetic father? What a horrible father. And I know that’s an understatement. Just evil. RIP little Tim. 😢🙏🏻💐🕊