Halloween haunted house manager accused of being dangerous serial sexual predator: Monsters are real

Some “monsters” are real.A Pennsylvania Halloween haunted house manager allegedly physically and sexually assaulted multiple women, including a girl as young as 12, prosecutors said.Described as a “highly dangerous recidivistic sex offender,” Edward Eisenhard, 38, an accused “highly dangerous … serial sexual predator” targeted women in both workplace and domestic settings, Bucks County District Attorney Joe Khan said at a press conference Tuesday.Eisenhard — who worked as a supervisor at the Valley of Fear Halloween attraction and manager of a Five Below store in Pennsylvania — allegedly assaulted three women ranging from 12 to 38, according to prosecutors.“Halloween is the time when we send our little ones out dressed as Dracula and Frankenstein’s monster to Trick-or-Treat, but unfortunately some monsters are real and want to do violence to our children and other loved ones,” Khan said. The accused creep was busted by police on Oct.

1 for allegedly making lewd comments and assaulting a 19-year-old female employee while she cleaned the Five Below on Sept.27, according to the DA’s office. Following his arrest, two other victims came forward with disturbing allegations against Eisenhard — who was slapped with additional charges by prosecutors Tuesday.On the opening night of Valley of Fear — Sept.

25 — Eisenhard allegedly grabbed one of his female workers tightly by her throat to the point she had difficulty breathing while he was on a break, according to the DA’s office and a criminal complaint.He then pinned both of her wrists above her head, made lewd comments and sexually assaulted her over her clothing.Eisenhard — who had worked at the haunted house for 10 seasons — was axed from his job the next day.He also had new charges tacked on for the alleged “repeated abuse of a 12-year-old child,” prosecutors revealed.In December 2025 and again in October, Eisenhard sexually assaulted the young girl while she was sleeping over...

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