In Chesapeake, Va., Georgette Gaynor's Halloween display was deemed too scary, the Virginian-Pilot reported last week.
After spending several days setting up the display at Greenbrier Dodge, complaints from customers forced her to take her 78 life-sized monsters away.
"They were so real-looking," said Tom Robertson, Greenbrier Dodge general sales manager. "More than one person would walk in the door, and not paying attention, would look up and be startled by one of the monsters in front of them."
So Robertson reluctantly ordered their removal.
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