To: Sabertooth
I shop at Costco weekly, and seeing a middle eastern man pushing a flat cart around full of candy, and cigarettes is not that unusual. They stock there mini marts with purchases from there.
To: Clovis_Skeptic
I understand that. But these guys were buying enough candy to fill a few pick-up trucks, were paying thousands of dollars in cash, were using a fake Costco ID, and one is being held by the FBI.
All I'm saying is that something's up.
To: Clovis_Skeptic
I shop at Costco weekly, and seeing a middle eastern man pushing a flat cart around full of candy, and cigarettes is not that unusual. They stock there mini marts with purchases from there.I have been thinking about this and the mind can run away with bad thoughts. But, what IF candy was purchased, tainted with *something* and resealed before sale? Couldn't mini-marts (or any other store) sell candy that adults think is safe? Does this mean no candy from school parties, churches, or block parties - let alone trick-or-treating?
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