Rainbow fentanyl – the newest Halloween scare

Every year around the middle of October, reporters start contacting me wanting to talk about rumors of contaminated Halloween treats. That’s because I track media coverage of reported incidents of trick-or-treaters receiving razor blades in apples or pins and poison in candy bars. My data goes back to 1958, and my principal finding is simple: I can’t find any evidence that any child has ever been

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ハロウィンのお菓子が汚染されてる（薬物が混じってたり毒を入れられたりカミソリが仕込まれてたり）という話がよく上がるが、実際そのようなことがあった証拠はない。