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  • 2021-02-01 (xsd:date)
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  • Did Texas Issue an Amber Alert for 'Son of Chucky'? (en)
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  • If you live in Texas, don't worry. The murderous Chucky doll from the Child's Play horror film franchise isn't on the loose. An Amber alert message sent out by the Texas Department of Safety (DPS) on Jan. 29, 2021, said Chucky was suspected of abducting Glen, who was Chucky's equally-creepy-looking son in one of the Child's Play sequels, Seed of Chucky. An Amber alert (AMBER being an acronym for America's Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response) is an emergency broadcast notifying the public to be on the lookout for a missing child. An image of the message can be seen in this tweet by a TV news outlet: We sent a message to Texas DPS asking how the message was sent out and how many people may have seen it, but didn't get a response in time for publication. But, DPS told Houston-based news station KPRC that the message was sent out accidentally during a test of Texas Alerts System. Subscribers signed up to receive such emergency alerts got the message three times, KHOU reported. The test message is based on the Child's Play sequel Seed of Chucky, in which the killer doll Chucky, who is possessed by the soul of a serial killer, has a son named Glen. The Chucky doll from the Child's Play films is probably one of the most widely known pop culture horror movie icons, which may be why the fictional characters were selected for DPS's system test. (en)
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