Everytown has a dark side.

This is Andrew Fitzgerald from the Everytown podcast where every single week we dive into insane and mysterious true crime stories, most of which you've never heard of.

Stories like the bizarre disappearance of Tyler Davis in Columbus, Ohio.

A 29-year-old father trying to find his way back to his hotel

when he disappeared and was never heard from again.

And Elizabeth Schof from Lugoff, South Carolina, who was abducted from her driveway by a madman

and taken to his underground bunker in the woods.

We give you all the details you're interested in hearing about without any fluff or fillers,

because ain't nobody got time for that.

We cover everything from psychopaths to poltergeist.

So go check out the Everytown podcast because every town, no matter how nice it may seem, has a dark side.

Most killers get caught because they make mistakes, but every once in a while, somebody

doesn't. A true perfect murder is rare, but it does happen. Whether that comes down to luck,

investigative failure, or true genius at work is up to you to decide, and that's what

we're looking at today.

Hey guys, it's Andrew.

Thanks for tuning in to scary mysteries.

Here are five insane cases that didn't break.

Number five, Tinley Park Five.

17 years later, it remains one of the most infamous cold cases in the Chicago area.

It was mid-morning on February 2nd, 2008, when a routine Saturday at a suburban women's

clothing store turned into one of the most chilling unsolved

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