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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'd 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 Lugaf, South Carolina, who was abducted from her driveway by a madman and taken to his underground bunker in the woods.

And 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.

And 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.

It's mid-November 2019, in Sonoma County, Northern California.

And Sergeant Brian Parks has just received a call.

Somebody has dulled 911 from the Westminster Woods,

a wilderness camp and retreat center a few miles down the road.

Several people, he's told, have blocked the camp's entrance and exits

with their vehicles. They're clad in black robes and masks, and they're conducting some kind of

demonstration, although what it's about is unclear. Local cops often get calls about protests

at the Bohemian Grove, a secretive men's club not far from Westminster

Woods, frequented by titans of industry and politics, and often accused of being a meeting point

for the Illuminati. But this ain't that. On this day, at Westminster, there are two gatherings. One is a group of elementary school kids attending a rope class.

The other is a workshop for the centre of applied rationality,

a Bay Area non-profit aiming to develop, in its own words,

clear thinking for the sake of humanity's future.

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