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.

Every town as a dark side.

Now there are limits as to what we understand about the human mind.

I'm sure we know how neurons fire and can even name disorders and assign diagnoses. But there are moments, rare ones, where something breaks inside a person's head and ways we may never fully understand. And today, we have a true story

so crazy you'll find it hard to believe. But it most certainly happened, and a lot of it was all

caught on camera. Now, hey guys, it's Andrew. Welcome to Everytown.

We're today, I got a wild one for you, and it's crazy that this story isn't more mainstream and well-known.

We've got a lot to get into, so let's head on over to England and check out the shared psychotic break of the Erickson twins.

Thank you. of the Erickson twins. May 17, 2008 was a clear day out on the M6 motorway in England.

It's a major roadway, multiple lanes of traffic, so lots of cars and trucks moving at a fast

clip.

A BBC camera crew is out that day riding along with traffic officers filming for a documentary

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