Mysterious incident on the M6 motorway with twins
- Nov 19, 2018
- 32:40
- Full Episode
Case 17: The Eriksson Twins
On the 17th of May 2008, two motorway patrol officers attended to a call that a pedestrian had been hit by a vehicle on the M6 motorway, near the city Stoke-on-Trent, in England.
Expecting the worst, the two officers were surprised when they arrived to see two pedestrians standing calmly and uninjured on the shoulder of the motorway. It didn’t look like much was going on at all…
CREDITS
Narration – Anonymous Host Research and writing – Anonymous Host Production, scoring – Mike Migas
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Brief Summary
Twin sisters Sabina and Ursula Eriksson engage in bizarre behavior leading to a tragic murder and questions about mental health assessments.
Key points
- The Twins' Frightening Encounter. Sabina and Ursula Eriksson's bizarre behavior leads to a shocking incident on the motorway.
- A Good Samaritan's Tragic Fate. Glenn Hollinshead offers help to Sabina, only to meet a tragic end.
- Sabina's Release and Plea. Sabina was allowed to plead guilty to manslaughter after the murder charge was dropped.
- Judge's Sentencing Statement. The judge explained the reasoning behind Sabina's sentence, emphasizing her mental illness.
Episode highlights
- The Twins' Frightening EncounterSabina and Ursula Eriksson's bizarre behavior leads to a shocking incident on the motorway.“It didn't look like much was going on at all, but within a few minutes...”0:41Nov 19, 2018
- A Good Samaritan's Tragic FateGlenn Hollinshead offers help to Sabina, only to meet a tragic end.“He said the Frank of being stabbed, 'She stabbed me.'”23:53Nov 19, 2018
- Sabina's Release and PleaSabina was allowed to plead guilty to manslaughter after the murder charge was dropped.“The murder charge was dropped and Sabina was allowed to enter a plea of guilty to manslaughter.”29:00Nov 19, 2018
- Judge's Sentencing StatementThe judge explained the reasoning behind Sabina's sentence, emphasizing her mental illness.“The reason for the killing was the mental illness and therefore the culpability of the defendant was low.”31:30Nov 19, 2018






