Alleged Serial Sex Predator Facing Charges For Assault At Halloween Event

For ten seasons, patrons poured into the shadows of Feasterville, Pennsylvania, eager for the thrills and jump scares of the Valley of Fear & Original Haunted Hayride. But on opening night this past September 25, the real danger was allegedly lurking inside the staff roster. According to the Bucks County District Attorney's Office, 38-year-old supervisor Edward Eisenhard grabbed a female employee by the throat and indecently assaulted her while she worked alone. The attraction terminated his employment the very next morning.

Yet the disturbing trail did not stop at the haunted hayride gates. The very day after being fired, Eisenhard — who also worked as a manager at a Five Below retail location in Hilltown — allegedly trapped another female employee inside the store’s rear stockroom, restraining her and subjecting her to indecent assault, as reported by 6abc Philadelphia.

The investigation soon cracked open a third, far more harrowing case. Prosecutors filed multiple counts of aggravated indecent assault alleging that Eisenhard repeatedly abused a 12-year-old girl during sleepovers at his Springfield Township residence, taking predatory advantage of his trusted relationship with the child's family. According to official DA disclosures, the abuse spanned back to December 2025 and continued through early October.

At a solemn press briefing, Bucks County District Attorney Joe Khan labeled Eisenhard a "highly dangerous, recidivistic sex offender," declaring bluntly: "Serial sexual predators should not be able to buy themselves out of jail." A judge concurred, remanding Eisenhard behind bars with zero bail. Detectives now suspect additional victims may have crossed his path over a decade in public supervisory roles, urging anyone with information to contact county investigators directly at 215-348-6354.

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