Investigators are desperately seeking more victims of a self-proclaimed serial sex offender, Edward Eisenhard, 38, who allegedly attacked a woman at the popular Valley of Fear Halloween attraction, with authorities believing he may have preyed on others at two of his workplaces and potentially beyond. District Attorney Joe Khan described Eisenhard as a “highly dangerous recidivistic sex offender” as he faces charges for sexually assaulting three female victims, including one under 12 years old. The harrowing attack at Valley of Fear on opening night, September 25, involved Eisenhard, an employee at the time, strangling and indecently assaulting a co-worker while on a break. He was fired the next day, but allegedly assaulted the same victim again two days later at Five Below, where he also worked, restraining and assaulting her in a back stockroom. Prior to these incidents, he is accused of repeatedly abusing and sexually assaulting the child victim at a home in Springfield Township. Detectives have uncovered additional allegations at both workplaces and are convinced there are more victims, urging the public to come forward as Eisenhard, who is currently jailed unable to post bail, faces upgraded charges and a request for him to be held without bail.
Adapted from: U.S. News Today on Fox News
