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Halloween Candy Research

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It is important for parents to make sure that they inspect their children's Halloween candy before allowing them to ingest it. Police stated that parents in Massachusetts found a disturbing object in their child's candy. The substance was blue. At first, it appeared like a nice treat. However, upon further inspection, the parents realized it was something dangerous.

It was a tablet that was made up of toxins, chemicals and bleach that are used to clean toilets. The mother called the police after she discovered the substance in her child's candy. She was not the only one who found the blue tablet in her children's candy. There were two other children, a six year-old and a 14 year-old, who went trick or treating in the same town and found a

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