On 6 November 2014, a news source local to Dayton, Ohio, published a story about a princess wand toy called the "Evilstick." According to that news outlet, Dayton-area mom Nicole Allen had ...

An Ohio mother is upset after she bought a “princess wand” for her daughter ... but the store owner told WHIO-TV the toy is called an "evil stick," so the mother should have realized what ...

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An Ohio mom bought a cute pink “princess wand” for her 2-year-old daughter — but was stunned to later find it featured a disturbing image of a girl slitting her wrists with a knife.

Talk about TV magic — a British inventor has created a wand that changes channels with just a flick of the wrist and could replace your old button remote. Chris Barnardo, a father of four ...

While perusing the toy section of a dollar store, Nicole Allen picked up what she thought was a “princess wand,” WHIO reported. The packaging promises “wonderful music” and fairies ...

Nicole Allen bought her daughter what seemed to be a princess wand at a dollar store this week. When her daughter began to play with it though, a foil piece at the top fell off, revealing a ...

An Ohio mother is upset after she bought a “princess wand” for her daughter ... but the store owner told WHIO-TV the toy is called an "evil stick," so the mother should have realized what ...