It's Corn!

Outlander!!

Since the “Black-eyed Children” began appearing in 1982, witnesses have given varying descriptions of their appearance. Taken together, these reports describe a diverse and ghoulish crew. Still, the children do have some common traits. They are usually pale, with light-colored hair, and generally wear modern clothes, although a few witnesses have reported them wearing old-fashioned or “Mennonite” clothes. They might wear sunglasses or even grow long bangs to conceal their eyes. Of course, their eyes give them their nightmarish appearance. Before you see their eyes, you might mistake them for ordinary children, but that mistake becomes impossible as soon as they look up and start speaking. Many have claimed that their eyes look like ragged holes, while others describe their eyes as shiny black bulbs. Deep, dark, and full of anguish yet they draw you in.

The children are known to travel in pairs, which doubles their ability to intimidate their victims. Boys or girls, ranging from 6 to 16 years old. Usually, one child in the pair is notably several years older than the other. Generally, one child in the pair (the older one) will be shameless when approaching strangers and insistent upon coming inside your home or getting a ride in your car. The younger child will almost always come off quiet and shy. Reports have enough strange happenings around these children to suggest that they have incredible powers. Witnesses have reported the children staring at each other as if in silent communication, They are famous for their ability to manipulate emotions, inspiring fear, panic, and dread so strong that adults tremble or sweat and even animals hide. Second, the children seem to have an electric or radioactive field around them. Flickering lights and power outages are common when the children are nearby.

The children’s ability to speak may be limited. Some have reported that they could only say one or two basic phrases (“we need to use your telephone” or “Can you help us find our parents”). Other reports have described the children as intelligent and very much spoken beyond their years, always very polite.Many encounters report feeling a strong urge to help and protect the younger child or extreme sadness they can't explain. Adults who have encountered these children have said they feel lost or alone and feel an overwhelming parental need to step in and help. Panic. Dread. Fear. All words written in investigators' reports. Why are they here? Who are they? Are they actually as evil as the feelings they inspire? Since next to no witnesses have reported actually letting the children fully inside their houses, it’s unclear exactly what the children’s intentions are. No one knows what devastation they would unleash if they could only get past their first objective: entering a house and getting you to take them for a ride in your car.

A screenplay was written, Disciples of the Crow, followed by a book after the mass reports of these sightings, You may have heard of the Author Stephen King? (like who hasn't lol) Children of the corn weren't all fiction! Its been insinuated that the Movies were given a go-ahead as a government coverup to “stop the mass hysteria of sightings” This downplayed the sightings as "people copying" the movie and was brushed off as pranks and jokes. The reports certainly quieted after the original movie came out.

That is until 1996. Three reports alone were called in DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office to Sheriff William Heath-West Jr, who went to investigate in his squad car, and was last heard calling in over the radio 10-110 and a 10-92.

Oddly the files have since gone missing….So has the Sheriff.

the children have been known to be active in broad daylight, but they do seem to prefer traveling late at night.

Their activity surges around Halloween each year.

Edit: As I did have to look it up. a 10-110 code is a call in about a Juvenile disturbance, and a 10-92 is Subject in custody...He accepted their need for a ride!