An Irwin man, whose lifelong fascination with Halloween started when he was a youngster, spent two months and thousands of dollars to create a haunted audiovisual experience in his backyard.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Haunted Path in Irwin: Fascination with Halloween helps feed the needy
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