An agreement was reached between Jesse Jones and the City of Raleigh crowd control concerns — but it wasn’t cheap
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- For the last 15 years, Jesse Jones’s lavishly decorated Halloween home in been a popular attraction in Raleigh, N.C.’s Historic Oakwood neighborhood
- Although Jones says he’s never run into a problem gettin ready for the event, this year he ended up getting into a dispute with the city
- Even though an agreement was reached, it came at a cost
A dispute between a North Carolina attorney, whose elaborate Halloween display is a popular neighborhood attraction, and his city was resolved in time to ensure the show will go on — but it came with a high price tag.
Jesse Jones, 63, pulls out all the stops for his annual Halloween display in Raleigh’s Historic Oakwood neighborhood, filling his yard with lifelike skeletons, ghouls, monsters, zombies and other scary figures. Over the years, the decorations have kept growing…