#candy lady

[Mandark] Oh, my Chaos Lady, your dance it's like a storm How wild is the wreckage that substitutes your charm

[Dee Dee] Es la locura, de tus inventos Que da a mi baile, el gusto de explosión

[Mandark] Chaos, Chaos, Chaos Lady, let me harness your spark Forever and ever and never, even if it fries my circuits dark

[Dee Dee] Deja, deja, déjame mi genio, déjame destruir tus máquinas Ahora por la hora y mañana, explotarán los laboratorios

[Mandark] How genius I will be, if I keep you close to me The rival boy like me, is not used to winning easily

[Dee Dee] El desastre lo tendré, si logro arruinarte Si logro bailar contigo, sin controlarte

[Mandark] Chaos, Chaos, Chaos Lady, let me harness your spark Forever and ever and never, even if it fries my circuits dark

[Dee Dee] Deja, deja, déjame mi genio, déjame destruir tus máquinas Ahora por la hora y mañana, explotarán los laboratorios

[Mandark] Oh, my Chaos Lady, if you never notice me, I'll may never succeed In me neither, oh never, please destroy with me, my Chaos Lady

Legend of the Candy Lady.

In the quiet town of Terrell, Texas, Clara Crane, born in 1871, becomes the central figure in a tale that takes a dark turn, weaving a web of mystery and horror.

Clara's husband, Leonard Gilbert Crane, an older gentleman and a farmer in Terrell, Texas, shared their lives with their little girl, Marcella. The family faced heartbreak when Marcella, at the tender age of five, tragically lost her life in a field accident.

Blaming Leonard for Marcella's death intensified for Clara, especially upon discovering he had been drinking during the accident. Two years later, still overwhelmed by grief, Clara resolved to seek revenge.

Having laced her husband Leonard's favorite candy, caramels, with poison, Clara presented them to him, leading to his death. The next day, a concerned neighbor, witnessing Clara's shaken state, sought help from County Sheriff Fred Springer. Clara's aggression towards the sheriff resulted in her custody. The grim truth about Leonard's fate came to light, leading to Clara's trial for first-degree murder. Instead of a life sentence, she found herself confined to the North Texas Lunatic Asylum, later known as the Terrell State Hospital.

Her release in 1899 due to overcrowding marked the inception of the chilling urban legend. Local lore tells of children mysteriously disappearing near the old Crane property in 1903. Disturbingly, candy wrappers signed by "The Candy Lady" appeared on windowsills, and the local sheriff vanished, only to be later discovered in a ditch with forks stabbed into his eyes and pockets filled with candy. Adding to the horror, a town farmer stumbled upon tiny, rotten teeth in his field, unmistakably belonging to children.

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