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Bucks County DA charges alleged serial predator after reported "Valley of Fear" haunted house assault

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Bucks County DA charges alleged serial predator after reported "Valley of Fear" haunted house assault — Collegeville Real Estate news

Bucks County officials announced charges against an alleged serial sexual predator accused of assaulting a woman at a Halloween attraction and other individuals over a three-week span.The alleged assault happened at Lower Southampton Township's "Valley of Fear" Halloween attraction, Bucks County District Attorney Joe Khan said during a news conference Tuesday afternoon.The suspect was identified as 38-year-old Edward Eisenhard, who has been charged with indecent assault, harassment, strangulation and related offenses."Unfortunately, there are real monsters in this world," Khan said.Edward Eisenhard Bucks County District Attorney's Office According to a criminal complaint, Eisenhard, a supervisor at the haunted house, assaulted a female employee on opening night, Sept. 25. He allegedly choked her, pinned both of her wrists above her head and made sexually explicit comments to her.Eisenhard, from Springfield Township, allegedly told

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