When junior Rachel Rutledge was five years old, she went trick or treating in a nearby neighborhood. She went to a house that seemed suitable for her Halloween-ish needs. She rang the doorbell of the house, and a woman answered. Without a word, the old lady held out a bowl of candy, presumably offering the sweet treats to the young Rutledge.
“I reached my hand in to grab the candy, I turned around to look at my parents and she grabbed my hand and tried to yank me in the door and I freaked out and ripped my hand away from her.” Rutledge said.
Rutledge quickly fled from the house, her bag of candy tightly clutched in her hand. Rutledge was running so fast that when she finally stopped she realized hadn’t dropped not a single piece of candy.
