The Eriksson Twins
How did a shared delusion turn the Eriksson twins into killers?
4.7 (35)
63 mins
Discover how on a quiet motorway in England, the Eriksson Twins run into traffic, smiling after being struck by cars. Hours later, one sister commits a brutal killing in a nearby village. Explore what happened next.
Ep 1:
The Motorway That Made No Sense
Twin sisters vanish from Ireland in the dead of night, surface in England, and set off a chain of events so bizarre police can barely comprehend it as it unfolds.
Ep 2:
Traffic, Terror, and Superhuman Strength
Caught on camera by a documentary crew, Sabina and Ursula repeatedly run into motorway traffic, surviving impossible collisions and displaying strength that terrifies trained officers.
Ep 3:
A Good Samaritan's Fatal Kindness
Released with no support into a city she'd never seen, Sabina is taken in by a kind stranger whose generosity leads to an unthinkable act of violence.
Ep 4:
Madness of Two on Trial
With no clear motive to offer, courts turn to an almost mythically rare psychiatric diagnosis to explain a killing that defies easy answers, sealing Sabina's fate.
Ep 5:
Organs, Drugs, and Government Conspiracies
As the case closes, wild theories emerge—abusive partners, smuggled drugs, organ traffickers, even Cold War mind-control programs—each chasing the same unanswered question of why.
Ep 6:
The Sleep Deprivation That Explains Everything
One compelling, evidence-driven theory reexamines the twins' unexplained sleeplessness, suggesting a chemical explanation the official diagnosis conveniently overlooked.
Discussions (6)
Daniel
Level 9 · 7 mo agoit was sleep deprivation. The paranoia fits.
Ronan
Level 7 · 7 mo agoSuperhuman strength and no broken bones? Yeah right. I call BS on the clean drug tests. They were definitely on something to survive that.
Sabrina
Level 5 · 6 mo agoThe shared psychosis diagnosis is complete and utter nonsense. It sounds like a typical excuse to get a lighter sentence. I don't believe for a second drugs weren't involved. Justice failed Glenn.
