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ꓕꓱ ꓟ ꓔꓯ ꓡꓳꓸ ꓟꓳꓻ ꓢꓴ ꓐꓴ ꓠꓬ ꓬꓲꓸ ꓚꓽ ꓔꓲꓸ ꓞꓳ ꓢꓰꓼ ꓪ ꓢꓰꓼ ꓔꓸ ꓟ ꓥꓳ ꓓꓵꓽ ꓙ ꓢꓲ꓾ ꓙꓳꓺ ꓦꓰꓸ ꓡꓰ ꓢꓲ ꓠꓲꓹ ꓞ ꓠꓲꓹ ꓧꓳꓽ ꓟꓯꓼ ꓔꓯ ꓗꓳꓹ ꓡ ꓟ ꓐꓯ ꓖꓴ ꓟꓽ ꓓ ꓙꓳ ꓡꓰꓳ꓿
ꓗꓳꓸ ꓗꓷ ꓟ 2000 ꓘꓳꓼ ꓖꓼ ꓡꓯꓼ ꓖꓼ ꓙꓲ ꓗꓪ ꓐꓰ ꓪꓴꓸ ꓔꓴ ꓢꓲ꓾ ( Halloween Festival) ꓠꓲꓽ ꓐꓬꓱꓽ ꓐꓯ ꓞꓲꓽ ꓖꓪ ꓢꓲ ꓘꓳꓼ ꓫꓵꓼ ꓬꓰ ꓟ ꓡꓲ ꓒꓰꓼ ꓛꓳ ꓡ ꓟ ꓥ ꓡꓳ꓿
ꓕꓱ ꓟ ꓔꓯ ꓮ ꓟꓶ ꓠꓬ ꓕꓲ ꓘꓳꓼ ꓡꓲ ꓕꓲ ꓘꓳꓼ 10 ꓦ 31 ꓠꓬꓲ ꓟꓶ ꓘꓶꓼ ꓗꓪ ꓣꓱꓽ ꓬꓰ ꓔꓬ ꓡꓳ꓿ ꓗꓹ ꓛꓲ ꓑꓮꓲ ꓢꓪꓼ ꓢꓲ꓾ ꓒꓬꓱꓽ ꓟꓬ ꓐꓰ ꓖꓪ ꓫꓵꓽ ꓥ ꓟꓲ ꓠꓲꓽ ꓡꓰ ꓐꓰ꓾ ꓫꓵꓻ ꓢꓴ ꓡꓰ ꓐꓰ ꓬꓰ ꓢꓲ ꓙꓰ ꓚꓳ ꓟ꓾ ꓜꓽ ꓑꓮꓲ ꓓꓳ ꓑꓮꓲ ꓬꓰ ꓟ ꓧꓪꓽ ꓒꓴ ꓡꓲ ꓒꓰꓼ ꓕꓲ ꓟ ꓥ ꓡꓳ꓿
A man from Dallas, Texas, created a Halloween yard display so horrifying that passers-by have called police several times. He has received visits from the police over the decorations that neighbors have complained are too gory and realistic, it looks like a crime scene.
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