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Webster County Sex Offender Charged for Violating New Halloween Law

By KSPR News

Story Created: Nov 18, 2009 at 10:45 PM CST

Story Updated: Nov 18, 2009 at 10:46 PM CST

Seymour police say a registered sex offender broke the law when he didn't post a "no candy" sign during Halloween. Sixty-seven year-old Robert Lee Parish was first convicted more than 20 years ago of lewd acts with a teenaged girl. He was convicted again in 2005 of misdemeanor sexual misconduct. Serymour police say Parish failed to put a sign in his yard. Missouri law requries registered sex offenders to post such signs, so kids won't be on their property.

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