The tradition of throwing eggs at people on Halloween is, at best, a harmless prank—at worst, it can turn deadly. That was the case for a 21-year-old data entry clerk at Morgan Stanley, who usually never left the house on Halloween, as he thought it was dangerous; on October 31, 1995, his worst fear became a reality he had decided to venture out to pick up his girlfriend’s son from a party. Along the way, a group of teens pelted his car with eggs, so he got out to confront them. But as he was getting back into the car, one of the pranksters pulled a gun and fatally shot him in the head. Till this day none knows who he is or where the kids hid his body. Roemer has it on Halloween night he haunts the road in north Carolina if you go there u can hear gunshots all around. Since then 24 teens have come up missing 5 years ago only 4 bodies were found with a gunshot to the head.
