A Texas Man Called ‘Edward Scissorhands’ Has Been Trimming Neighbors’ Trees at 3 a.m.
“He starts trimming the tree and admiring his work and kind of stepping back,” a resident said. “We really just want him to stop doing this.”
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This week my girlfriend and I went outside one morning and found that a healthy tree, whose lower limbs were blocking easy access to our trash bins, had been trimmed back. We could finally reach the trash bins without pushing up branches! What a lovely way to start our morning. I never questioned who did it. Was it the man who mows our lawn? Was it the neighbor whose car has to be parked under this tree? I did not care and did not investigate.
A Fort Worth neighborhood, by contrast, has taken to hunting the man trimming people’s front yard trees overnight. “I was talking to my wife, Emily and I was like, ‘Hey we had a storm last night’ and she was like ‘Oh no, that’s Edward Scissorhands’ and so I was like ‘uh what?’” resident Jerry Balkenbush told the CBS affiliate.