Halloween mishap turns into heartwarming gesture caught on cam
Updated: 1:06 PM EDT Nov 3, 2017
National Desk Staff
Jesse Robertson, Facebook SOURCE: Jesse Robertson, Facebook
A boy who didn't get candy at a doorstep decided to make the most of the situation.Jesse Robertson of Idaho Falls and his family had provided candy at the doorstep of their home in a bowl with a sign that told Halloween visitors to "do a trick" and "take a treat," he told KBOI-TV.The sign also asked trick-or-treaters to only take one or two pieces of candy. But that didn't happen.When a boy later visited and saw an empty bowl, he jolted with disappointment.After jumping off the steps in a spin, he walked away. But then he came back and dropped several pieces of candy from his trick-or-treat bag into the bowl.The sign noted that visitors were on camera, and Robertson later uploaded the video to Facebook to show the child's deed and find the family.Robertson eventually found out the boy's name and said he plans to send a thank-you goodies package.
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho —
A boy who didn't get candy at a doorstep decided to make the most of the situation.
Jesse Robertson of Idaho Falls and his family had provided candy at the doorstep of their home in a bowl with a sign that told Halloween visitors to "do a trick" and "take a treat," he told KBOI-TV.
The sign also asked trick-or-treaters to only take one or two pieces of candy. But that didn't happen.
When a boy later visited and saw an empty bowl, he jolted with disappointment.
After jumping off the steps in a spin, he walked away.
But then he came back and dropped several pieces of candy from his trick-or-treat bag into the bowl.
The sign noted that visitors were on camera, and Robertson later uploaded the video to Facebook to show the child's deed and find the family.
Robertson eventually found out the boy's name and said he plans to send a thank-you goodies package.