I'm confused. How on earth is running into traffic on a highway not deemed to 'be a risk to the public or to yourself'?

@michaeldiekmann6494

2 жыл бұрын

This system is lazy, unless rich folks are involved

@tedmorgan4135

2 жыл бұрын

Actually the police asked the camera crew to delete the part on initial engagement with them to hold them under 136 which is exactly what you said , I’m guessing they fucked up

@judgeprime3730

2 жыл бұрын

Incompetent police

@scriptorpaulina

2 жыл бұрын

It requires a psychiatrist to declare that, not the police. A psychiatrist was not on-hand within 6 hours

@chipperasterberg4362

2 жыл бұрын

Last week I found out that I have an upside-down butthole.

Sabina needs lifetime supervision in a psych hospital. Anyone that did what they did will always be a danger to society. Sad the relatives of the man she murdered got no justice.

@Michael-CharlesAust-ee5oo

2 ай бұрын

Illuminati kidnap children all the time for human sacrifice or programming them to be super soldiers. These two are breaking away and all have suicide programs as well. U tube has many videos on this.

Moral of the story: for heaven's sake, people. Don't be inviting strange, crazy ladies into your house overnight.

@ghostgirl00

Жыл бұрын

Authorities shouldn't have let them walk free without a psych evaluation. That was the main mistake.

@pepperkilldevelopment9069

Жыл бұрын

@@ghostgirl00 are you serious? The bitch is unstable in the head- killed a man and tried to kill another and they let her free 😂 you are out of your mind . I bet you are liberal

@nicholasfredro6217

4 ай бұрын

Exactly. something was wrong with both bros . getting involved with a really strange woman in the street and one of them taking her home... Insane in the membrane and stupid to boot 👢...

I just don't understand how they literally ran into 18 wheelers and didn't get killed right on the spot. Any other time the truck would win not the person. It was like they had some super natural strength. This story has always just freaked me out.

@mitchell3230

Жыл бұрын

The video shows she didn’t get in front of it. It looks like she was clipped and rolled underneath but as long as her head wasn’t touched she would still be fine

@andrewweber2010

Жыл бұрын

Think of that one twin, in less than a 72 hour period she was struck twice by a car, the second time she shattered the window of the car and bounced into the air several feet, and then jumped off a bridge forty feet high onto a busy motorway and only broke her ankles and skull. Insane.

@arleneportsmouth1263

Жыл бұрын

I agree with everything that you wrote right here. And even the very end I actually came back to this video because I often thought about it over the last 11 years and it definitely freaks me out knowing that their limbs were still intact after numerous vehicles running into them and running over them.

@PeakedInterest

Жыл бұрын

I have to admit I found that insanely strange. I've done hundreds of X rays in people Vs vehicle accidents and never have I seen someone have no serious injuries before

@stephenjones5304

Жыл бұрын

I felt the same at first. But if we look at the second sister, she is hit by a smallish vehicle not going fast at all at the collision point. She was wearing an overcoat and a thick sweater. These can act as cushions to some degree. She has an athletic-looking physique and agility. Another factor is that she encountered a sloping windshield that could lessen the force of the collision. Also the vehicle was braking hard, so that would cause the front end to slope more downwardly, again reducing the force of the collision for her. Add in some sharp reflexes and some luck. But yes initially it seemed close to supernatural.

This story is so bizarre. I also think of the trauma to the responders and drivers who experienced all of this as well.

@Baillie.

Жыл бұрын

Trauma ? What trauma lol they deal with idiots like this daily

@YoloMenace001

Ай бұрын

In the episode of Motorway Cops that i found it in (Dicing With Death), that they were told after it happened and they were both sent to hospital (one by air ambulance, the other by a convoy of polcie cars and the ambulance), if they had any issues whatsoever afterwards at any time, they could speak to someone about it. The two officer that had often been featured in Motorway Cops and Traffic Cops, said themselves in the episode that they wont as they think it might end up not helping in the future but dealing with it themselves could help with future situation i think.

@theseangle

2 күн бұрын

They are brits. They might witness the most horrible things imaginable, or even unimaginable, and then casually talk it off in their regular comedic-ahh voice. Seriously, whenever I see UK videos and documentaries about serious topics, they all (including potential victims) are just unbothered by anything. It seems like a constant Jeremy Clarkson The Grand Tour episode

How throwing one's self into traffic isn't classified as being a threat to yourself and\or others completely evades me

I love how at the end of the video you discuss your opinion. Doesn’t feel like you’re just telling us a story.

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I do that on purpose to draw a distinction between when I'm telling the facts of the case and when I'm giving opinion then people don't assume my opinion is fact

@ButtSauce666

2 жыл бұрын

I thought the same on the Gosden video. I'm a new subscriber and that definitely sets 'Peaked Interest' apart from the rest.

@onaematopia

8 ай бұрын

I agree! I watch a lot of true crime channels & I just discovered this channel today and I love the format! Him telling us his opinions & giving his theories is so awesome! Most just tell the story of what happened. Like you said, it doesn’t feel like he’s just telling us a story, it feels like we’re having a conversation with a friend. Plus the campfire makes me feel cozy instead of scared 😅

@onaematopia

8 ай бұрын

@@ButtSauce666that’s the first video I saw. I was young when he went missing & it always stuck in my head and I randomly think about it often. It popped into my head again today & that’s how I found this channel. I hope he gets found one day or we find out what happened to him. I’ve always found his disappearance so strange, especially since London has so many people & it’s always crowded, yet nobody saw him disappear. And nobody even knows why he went to London to begin with

Identical twin connection in sisters is incredibly real and strong, even when separated. So sad that poor man was only trying to help a sick lady and lost his life. Interesting that she was able to vanish after all this.

@boomshakalaka8655

Жыл бұрын

if she was ugly he would of not took her home. He was probably trying to get in her pants and she wasn't having it.

@MrAntAve

Жыл бұрын

No it isn't

@Baillie.

Жыл бұрын

@@MrAntAve yes it is

@andrewf2630

9 ай бұрын

​@@MrAntAveI think it's neither interesting nor non interesting,

@noodleppoodle

8 ай бұрын

@@Baillie. omg sounds like a pantomime ahaha

The UK has a long history of releasing nutters without charges, and giving out a lot of slap on the hand sentences.

@lisapinfold506

10 ай бұрын

So do a lot ot European countries.

@BIG_DADDY367

6 ай бұрын

Foile a deux

@TheDarkSideOfIndustry

22 күн бұрын

Erm that's the USA. A murderer got 4 years in jail once in New Orleans. He also was part of either the bloods or crips (I can’t remember which one)

I like your "beep" warning system here, not too intrusive on us and you don't have to interrupt the flow every few minutes with "skip to this time stamp" etc. Very good work-around on cases like this.

@suzannax

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, it's not something I've seen before but really helpful.

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I try to take feedback seriously and after the ouchi video someone commented that if you're not looking at the screen when the visual warning pops up you might be surprised by the pic so I added the beep for that instance.

@sydposting

2 жыл бұрын

@@PeakedInterest Good call! I mostly only listen to videos so I imagine others like me would just keep their eyes down if they were distressed by these things.

@sydposting

2 жыл бұрын

@@citrusbutter7718 There’s a difference between hearing/reading about running into traffic and actually seeing someone struck by a car. An interest in the topic doesn’t necessarily mean an interest in seeing it happen. I think it’s common courtesy.

@sydposting

2 жыл бұрын

@@citrusbutter7718 Blame the YT algorithm for that. Videos will get deleted or demonetized if the creators say or use certain words in their content. I don’t know how effective this approach is when it comes to keeping stuff like this away from kids, but that’s why people are bleeping and misspelling words. That said, you never know what sorts of traumas or stressors a person might have. I have diagnosed PTSD. I can and will be thrown into a panic response over certain sounds or phrases. However, if I’m given a small warning in advance that those sounds or phrases *might* show up, I don’t have as much of a reaction. Content and trigger warnings aren’t just to tell people not to watch, or to keep things “PG,” but to prepare those who might have issues and allow them to watch the content safely and comfortably.

My fiancé is a twin. Her twin has schizophrenia but my fiancé does not have signs. One day her sister seemed to just snap and has been in and out of treatment. My fiancé often tells me that she is afraid of being with her sister as she’s afraid of both of them going into a delusional state. Or as if her sister can unlock hidden schizophrenia by being around her

This case has always fascinated me. I never could understand how two people could flip like that. But then again, there’s a lot we don’t know about them. Anyway, it’s always good to see another video from you.

@chipperasterberg4362

2 жыл бұрын

This is what most women are like when they menstruate.

@subrosa4792

2 жыл бұрын

I think that they were programmed assassins. The fact that they are twins, I can’t help but think about how sets of twins were a part of some of the weird Nazi experiments to create programmed assassins. The part where she hit herself in the head, with a hammer I believe, I think that is a self destruct mode that was part of the programming!

@fareeda1970

Жыл бұрын

It’s like they were possessed - the strength they had was unreal

@lucasjdev

Жыл бұрын

Drugs

@H..........

Жыл бұрын

They grew up poor and got bullied according to german news

I’ve always wondered about the husband in this situation. I wish this incident got more attention.

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

That was a question I was curious about too. Details on this case we're really slim

@KloneOne1111

2 жыл бұрын

@@PeakedInterest great video btw! 👍

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks. And thanks for taking the time to watch

@nicoleflierl637

3 ай бұрын

That's what I was thinking, this "Adventure" that they started, seemed to stem from the sisters marital issues... if it was from amphetamines, they easily could have done them before leaving, & the way to get access to them, would have been from the sister who ended up in the hospital, leaving the other sister, who flew from the US, possibly not used to the long term effects of such a strong drug, which then turns into psychosis, the longer shes awake, but we will never know if it was some long drawn out, get high, run away, which turns into, "what the... did we just do" or run away from real abuse since they went to the police, & now they just haven't slept, mode...

I remember this case. I think your theory about what caused the sisters’ bizarre behaviour is very credible. Good video! I love your “campfire analyses”.

Knowing that they're free is the kind of thing that'll keep me up at night

Struggling to put into words how blown away I am once again by your videos. The time, work, and research you put into what you do is evident, and I'm thankful for that. Keep up the amazing work!

Mate, you are like a modern day Sherlock Holmes! With your research, in depth analysis, medical knowledge and well thought-out theories/opinions/questions. You're a valuable asset not only to your community here on KZread, but I believe as an investigator. You shed light on so many facts that other documentaries and articles ignore and although you cannot state your revolatory opinions, they are so important and valuable when studying cases like this. This Folie-a-deux condition is fascinating to read up on; and has many interesting examples... but does it serve as an excuse for, from least serious to worst, assaulting a police officer and paramedics, and then murdering a man?

To start I think we’d need to know why exactly Ursula travelled to see her sister, and her background in the US. Was it pre-planned, did she also have a family etc? Then we’d need to know what Sabina’s argument was about with her husband, was it due to the fact her sister and turned up uninvited, and that she planned to go on a trip with her out of the blue? Next would be, what was their actual plan if they hadn’t got chucked off the bus, where was their final destination? I think personally that it could be a very twisted plan to do with a double suicide pre-arranged years before the event, that they committed too, due to their bond to one another as twins. However, I think to even agree to this would indicate that they both suffered from mental illnesses to some extent. My main question is how they were able to appear “normal” whenever they chose to, to get back out of the trouble they were in. It really is one of the most odd sequences of events I’ve ever heard.

@lisaisgrig7636

11 ай бұрын

@Matt1997i : It's called DEMONIC POSSESSION, which is also a very real phenomenon.

@SavvyCheetah888

7 ай бұрын

UK

@lousadojo

6 ай бұрын

When the story first came out it was said the twins had been separated in early childhood and reconnected over the internet. This version of events did not portray that though. Also, they would have been tested for narcotics at the hospital before being given more drugs. The original story stated there were no drugs in the system.

I'm Swedish and I never heard of these twins until some years ago on an American show I think. Sweden loves to follow crimes and accidents abroad concerning Swedish people. So as a swede, we haven't heard anything about them either.

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

That's really strange. it was very hard getting any details for this case even when I was willing to pay, often the answer was just no.

@whowhy9108

2 жыл бұрын

Could be complete fiction. TV is make-believe.

@Carolinel673

5 ай бұрын

That is STRANGE bc it surely is news worthy . How can anyone run about like that after being hit with a car at that SPEED .

@LewiiiG

5 ай бұрын

That is very strange ...

I recently stumbeled upon your channel and I like videos such as this very much. Many other videos about cases like this are overly dramatic which leads to an artificially creepy vibe which I don't like. Your videos on the other hand are both thrilling and down to earth. You hook one up without beiing cringy and creepypasta childish like. It's very authentic and on the top you always have say something substantially to say yourself. Not every theorie has to be true but it has to be explained and reasoned which is definitly true for yours. Much appreciation from a new subscriber of yours!

Great video, really in depth! It's so cool how you cover cases with a lot of info, but you still find ones that aren't over done. Huge fan, was super happy when I saw you uploaded!

I really love your 'Campfire Analysis' section of your videos as well.

This case has always baffled me and I have seen it represented on several channels. You do a very wonderful job telling the stories and giving your opinion at the end of the story. Thank you and please keep the videos coming

Apparently, for this “Folie a Deux” the primary subject is usually the more domineering part of the couple, whilst the secondary tends to be more impressionable, meek or easily led. In 1974 Lucian Floru conducted a review of nearly 250 cases of this “shared psychosis” and the sister/sister relationship is where there is more tendency for this psychosis to take place. Putting that in to context that Sabina and Ursula are identical twins can only go to compound that theory. Another thing is, for this to qualify for Folie a Deux, the primary had to be showing signs of psychosis before the secondary developed the mutual psychosis. Considering that Sabina did the stabbing, I think that Sabina was the primary, with Ursula deciding to visit, and support her sister who she knew was struggling with her mental health, which culminated in to a row with Sabina’s husband once Ursula turned up in Ireland, and Ursula and Sabina leaving Ireland for Liverpool. The bit of reading I have done under this psychiatric disorder, a part of the treatment is to separate the 2, where the secondary usually recovers from their psychosis without medical intervention, however the primary, because they have had to have been psychotic before reflecting their psychosis on to the secondary, medical intervention, strong meds and so on, has to be prescribed. So Sabina was released from hospital, into police custody, where she showed no concerns for her sister, who had been severely injured, which is not unusual for someone who is suffering a severe mental health episode. Those suffering severe mental health tend to have no thought for anyone else, they become completely wrapped up in themselves, showing no compassion or empathy for anyone else. My son worked in mental health for years, and he often commented on the lack of empathy, compassion, or consideration of those suffering from mental health, someone who is that severely ill, just do not have the capacity for these traits, he often told me. He often told me about the strength those suffering from severe mental episodes exhibited, grannies weighing around 8 stone wet through, needing 2 or 3 persons to restrain them. As for drugs used, surely any substances that these sisters may have taken, would have been detected in any blood tests carried out, Ursula would certainly have had blood tests due to her injuries, and most likely Sabina would have had a blood test too. And if any substances had been detected, wouldn’t this have been the first line, or a part of her defence for Sabina, something I don’t think I have heard mentioned. All in all, I am leaning towards Folie a Deux, and I do believe the judge was correct in his sentencing. Sabina was not compos mentis at the time of the stabbing, which was exhibited with the monstrous lack of care, and safety for herself by running out into a busy motorway, and jumping from a 40ft bridge. A truly intriguing case, a “Good Samaritan,” trying to help a fellow human being in their search for their sister, lost his life, which is incredibly sad, little did he know when he handed out that olive branch to Sabrina, that was the beginning of the end for him.

@blackrose1522

2 жыл бұрын

I agree I would think if they were active drug users and they didn't want their bag searched for having drugs. Wouldn't the police know since they put her belongings in a bag for her to take? I'm not totally sure how the police work but I would assume they would check her belongings before giving them back? 🤔

@wazz1154

2 жыл бұрын

@@blackrose1522 considering the state of these 2 ladies, the police would certainly have gone through their bags, looking for forms of ID, as they were clearly not from the UK, and any contacts they could.

@mooganify

2 жыл бұрын

Well he had no idea, sadly.

@zoehicks880

2 жыл бұрын

Oa

@silavantalyn

2 жыл бұрын

He did mention that no blood tests were taken because the law didn't allow police to do so. Then Folie a deux was the smart move because it didn't involve illegal drugs. Simple as that.

Interest Sufficiently Peaked My two cents... 1. There is much more to Sabina home life than we know...whether that was domestic abuse or drug abuse we will never know. 2. They are identical twins and I imagine folie et deux, if it's real, would at least be tripled in intensity by that unique bond and literal sharing of same DNA. 3. The judge probably had the power to have her spend her sentence in a psychiatrist facility and not prison, so why didn't he do that to ensure he "protected the public." 4. Anyone who actively runs into oncoming traffic in that manner should have a psychiatric evaluation and the real crime is the cuts to the system that prevented this from happening. Thanks for the great content. These types of videos are definitely my favourite type on your channel.

@davidtaylor4975

2 жыл бұрын

No, the real crime is an innocent man was murdered!

@mrkipling2201

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed!!

@SD-li9g

Жыл бұрын

@@davidtaylor4975 no the real crime is one of them or both are space soldiers let loose on earth with no help

@Degenerate04

Жыл бұрын

yeah i just doubt its real. there is no scientifically known mechanism in the brain that allows sibilngs to be "linked" in this sort of manner, it makes way more sense that it was just 2 methhead sisters who got off the hook

What a great way to start the year. Great job on this one!

Dear Lee, congratulations on a very fine analysis of this extraordinary event. Far from the modesty you express, you clearly have a sound insight into medicine and the law. I have added this remarkably well edited and presented video as a companion piece to the original programme which I was lucky enough to save to my computer. It no longer appears to be on KZread from what I can see. Once again, my heartiest congratulations.

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much. I genuinely appreciate you taking the time to watch the video and leave such a kind comment.

Mate, your production quality is ON POINT my man!! You deserve so much more recognition! The campfire analysis gives me serious Are You Afraid Of The Dark vibes!! Keep creating, dude!!

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much. My aim is to always do things different or better than others in my genre so that's nice to hear. Thanks 👍

@Phoebe5448

2 жыл бұрын

@@PeakedInterest no problem! Thank you! It'd be cool if you could collab with other true crime artists too, but that's entirely up to you. Thanks again! 👌

The theory that they were drug addicts/ took drugs makes a lot of sense. Espescially the part with sleep deprivation induced psychosis. I've experienced it myself: School was so incredibly stressful (because of all the pressure me parents and teachers put on me) for me that I could barely sleep (max. 4 h at a time) and because I had to stay awake to study and do my homework I just drank a ton of coffee and energy drinks and got hallicuniations (visual and auditory) after a few weeks and I also suffered from the other symptoms that you described (anxiety, suspicion towards others, unclear thoughts etc.). It even got to the point where my reflection was smiling at me even though I wasn't and I heard screams in my head that sounded extremely real. I was 14 btw. So yeah, don't be too hard on your kids and improve the goddamn school system. If your brain and your body is in the middle of puberty then the concept of our school system is not going to work. Simple as that. Anyways, your video was really good and I enjoyed watching it :)

@pray4us955

2 жыл бұрын

They had no drugs in their systems

@threeblessings575

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the reminder, It has caused me to pause and rethink the amount of pressure I sometimes put on my teen during the school yr

@seitisetsoh4991

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with you about school pressure, I still get like PTSD feelings decades out of school. It's frustrating seeing the amount of pressure piled on a child for no good reason. I hope you've managed to recover, and developed a healthy life, work balance

@MLK7788

Жыл бұрын

There were no drugs in their system. See back in biblical times people knew exactly what this is. This is demon possession if I ever did see. People r in denial. If it were shared sychosis they would not have had the strength they did. This is exactly what possession is. But people just don't want to hear the truth. People don't like knowing this is out there so they pretend that it doesn't. And if they except this then they would have to except that there is a God and He is the God of the Bible.

@ztaylor82

Жыл бұрын

Yeah toxicity tests would have been done and nothing was said or indicated about drugs in the blood.

A few people on Reddit mentioned the sisters could have possibly been meth/drug addicts. Sabina could have said “the cigarettes are poisoned” and took them away, because they had drugs in them 🤷🏽‍♀️

@hakon4889

2 жыл бұрын

Which thread?

@badvegan

2 жыл бұрын

@@dexx7047 Smoking meth is common where I am (in the US) so maybe it was where they came from too? Of course, you're right that it could have been spice or any number of strange drugs instead.

@VerresNuts

2 жыл бұрын

@@badvegan Meth isn't really smoked, it is basically vaporized in glass pipes. You don't typically put it in a cigarette afaik, so I'd say the poisoned cigarettes were just a paranoid delusion.

@421whitney

2 жыл бұрын

That’s what I was thinking. Why didn’t they drug test them?

@KaliBella

2 жыл бұрын

@@421whitney seriously... its really upsetting, tbh.. the evidence is there.

I remember watching the program where these women ran into the traffic many years ago but had never heard anything else about it. Fascinating to see this video.

Can you imagine being a driver on that motorway when that happened 😲🤤 😰 I saw this a few years ago and still get shocked viewing it again 😣

Such an incredible video. I instantly subscribed. Great storytelling, editing and opinions. I wish you all the best with this channel and hope it keeps growing.

I remember this story on the news back in the day. It was something from The Matrix, the way those girls ran into traffic and just kept going after colliding hard with a car. Really bizarre.

As someone with diagnosed schizophrenia, basically every drug has the potential to give someone an episode of psychosis. Even caffeine can do this. But yeah the most dangerous thing, at least for me, is lack of sleep. That's the biggest trigger for psychosis. The meds I'm on have the "side effect" of putting me to sleep, but that's actually a good thing, it means I can actually sleep every night, which otherwise I've never been able to do for my entire adulthood, always had intense chronic insomnia. The anti psychotics have their own anti psychotic actions in my body too, and the side effect of making me sleep is just meant to be that, just a side effect, but it's just as important as the chemicals doing anti-psychotic actions, giving me sleep, it helps my mind stay stable just as much. So yeah these women could have simply been lacking any sleep for days or only sleeping a couple of hours a night or something. And then if they used caffeine in the morning to wake themselves up more because they're so tired, then even that caffeine can give them psychosis. I love the meds I'm on now, for this reason, cos I don't need caffeine anymore cos I sleep at least 8 hours a night now. It's the best med I've ever been on for the schizophrenia, called Quetiapine. The worst med I was ever on for it was called Olanzapine which is a demon medication. It makes absolutely everyone who takes it severely obese. It did it to me too, and permanently fucked up my spine so that I'm forever disabled now. As soon as I stopped taking Olanzapine and got switched ontla better medication I lost 10 stone (140 lbs, or 63.5 kilograms) within a year and a half.

always a fan of the campfire analysis!

Their story was told in a documentary called Madness in the Fast Lane . When i watched it, it gave me a Bourne Identity vibe, as if they had been programmed and activated by something

You are a terrific content creator, i do hope you keep creating stuff, ive only watched two videos so far but i am excited for the others

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I hope you like the rest kist as much, I try to put maximum effort at all times

@joshstonehouse3329

2 жыл бұрын

@@PeakedInterest i can see the effort put in from the structure of the videos to the research put into them

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Its worth adding too that there are people with predispositions towards psychosis, and these people are often affected by certain drugs differently than many people are. I think that a psychotic predisposition combined with stimulants and/ or other drug use could have exacerbated the states of psychosis the sisters suffered from.

Wow, I was totally not expecting the second half of this video to be what it was 👏🏻👏🏻 Have a sub

amazing video, deserves so many more views, keep it up man

It's FINALLY out and no surprise: it's a great video as always and, I've got to admit your French prononciation is quite good.

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

I try really hard not to butcher languages. I speak English and Portuguese and I know how bad English speakers pronounce things

I have always wondered (for years) what happened to them after they were dragged off the highway. Also, I have also always wondered what their motives were. I really like your thoughts on the matter. Well researched, it seems.

Highly underrated channel. Keep it up

this is one of your best works - really clever and substantiated insight, and a great warning system.

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much. I just try to consider the different types of people who may be watching/listening

I remember watching the video years ago but never any context. Thanks for this , very interesting

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

I watch a lot of these channels and I really enjoyed the analysis at the end. Sets this apart from the crowd imo. Also thought the beep was a great idea.

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I try to incorporate feedback where possible

Hey, glad to see another video from you! I’m looking forward to seeing your presentation/editing style used on this truly bizarre case. (I saw the posts about demonetization, hope things are working out!)

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

I've had some long conversations with KZread about demonetization so I'm hoping it's an issue that will get easier as time goes on

I have read about this story numerous time, but i still can't comprehend what happen in their head. It just.... So bizarre and surreal, there are alot of case of someone being insane and committing murder but this one just felt different

@suzannax

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it just feels like there's too much information missing to draw any solid conclusions

@lisaisgrig7636

11 ай бұрын

@suzannax : Sight. Watching this video we're seeing what their own film crew recorded!

Wow.. I've heard of these two but never knew they were from sweden originally. Definitely a strange case, so many questions. I've only heard of that madness for two condition maybe 2 other times and even then one of them seemed like a cover to excuse murdering children. Good video as always and the audio que is definitely a nice touch. Nice to see the fireside chat segment again definitely my favorite.

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for coming back, always nice to see repeat offenders - joke intended 😁

@joseypussycat9424

2 жыл бұрын

@@PeakedInterest 😂 Can't keep me away! Sometimes, I can't comment since I watch at work and I don't always have the time to comment but I always like the video 😁 I hope your situation has improved somewhat from your podcast, I truly feel for you and your girlfriend. Long distance is rough, really hope you two are able to be happy and together.

A very odd case. A lot of missing links. There's more going on here than we've been told.

Thank you This isy first time on you channel.iIreally enjoyed it.

Fascinating case and great video. One thing you didn't say which I think is worth mentioning, is that being found to be psychotic due to drink or drugs makes a huge difference in sentencing in the UK. The 5 year sentence suggests her culpability was found to be very very low, which doesn't tend to be the case if psychosis is found to be induced by illegal drugs.

If drugs were the cause, Bath Salts would explain the absolute craziness. Bath salts also don't show on typical drug tests unless they're testing for salts specifically.

@ashleemarie8779

2 жыл бұрын

Reminds me of the guy in florida who was shot like 10 times and didn’t feel it

I’d heard the phrase before, folie a deux, but I wasn’t really sure what it meant or what it described. I’d also seen a programme about this case a few years ago. You have done a great job in telling the facts of what happened and also with your analysis. Very interesting and informative.

They were demon possessed. Nothing else can explain it. The super-human strength, the instant recovery from major trauma, the absence of conscience, zero personal safety concern, verbal and physical abuse, etc.

@svenjansen2134

2 ай бұрын

A folie a deux, shared psychosis, is very real. Happens a lot in twins and families. No demon possession here.

@dr_redbanRL

Ай бұрын

It was faked. Boom. Explained

@HouseFairyDIY

Ай бұрын

@@dr_redbanRL No, it was not faked.

@dr_redbanRL

Ай бұрын

@@HouseFairyDIY nothing else can explain it! It was faked. That's the most obvious answer

@dr_redbanRL

Ай бұрын

@@HouseFairyDIY notice how the camera never catches any of the action? Interesting. Almost... Perfectly misses the action while making it look like something is happening. Classic Hollywood tricks

I’m from Cork and never knew that one of these sisters lived here. This story is fascinating but I still wonder about her home life and why she left her family. I think there’s more to that.

@PeakedInterest

Жыл бұрын

I was curious about that too. Cork police followed up later but didn't turn up anything unusual. I suspected that perhaps it was an abusive relationship but there's no evidence to suggest it was

@missg3188

Жыл бұрын

Regardless, it doesn't justify her behaviour

Love your work man

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Just to clarify. The camera crew were not following the British Transport Police. The BTP is the police force for the railway only. The police in this case was the Central Motorway Police

I saw this clip from the uk documentary years ago and was also so curious about while back story . Great video

@PeakedInterest

5 ай бұрын

Thanks, hopefully it gave you a bit more info than you had before

your videos are remarkably above average quality in this 'segment' here on youtube. it's clear how you care about doing diligent research and being respectful of the video subjects. about this case specifically, all videos I've watched were full of misinformation (about psychosis, I'd know because I had a psychotic break myself) and over the top, except yours. I look forward to your next uploads and wish you success.

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much. It's important to me to try and be accurate and represent things properly. These stories are real people and events and not representing them properly is a disservice to them. Appreciate the kind words

Ultimately the whole point is the UK is critically understaffed with mental health workers. Had it not have been, then Sabina would probably have been assessed and detained and this poor man wouldn't have been murdered. Our mental health services are in more crisis than ever and a lot of the time they don't even have enough room to section patients so they are forced to prioritise and send who they consider the 'least at risk' back into society on their own. That's what happens when the government doesn't fund mental health services adequately..

@PeakedInterest

Жыл бұрын

This was my takeaway as well. Health services have been starved for decades and creates situations like this

Very good video, just like all your others, just subscribed

@PeakedInterest

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Mark, hope I dont disappoint in future

I saw the British documentary circa 2009 about these twins; I just could not belive what I was seeing. I remember a psychologist talking about their condition and it's some sort of mental illness that is not quite apparent but then suddently errupts out of nowhere ... strange this is that the other sister follows suit in the moment.

I remember this happening I was living in the area at the time and the man who stopped his car to wrestle the hammer from her was a lad I went to school with. Really interesting take on this ive seen many a video on it and yours offers some fresh angles =]

@shereeamour3412

5 ай бұрын

What area was it?

How and why I did find this channel only now? Very good work compared to other videos about the same cases. I also like the "beep" warning system, although I don't need it myself.

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

I dunno. But I'm glad you found it. Welcome aboard!

1:50 neat trigger warning method! Thanks bro! Clever! 👏🏽 first channel I’ve seen to implement something so effective. 🙏🏽

@PeakedInterest

4 ай бұрын

You'd be surprised how often people complain about it even though it's very unintrusive

I thought about these women today. This is the first I ever heard of them having commited a crime, where did you get that information? These women were ran over multiple times and had exhibitted superhuman strength. What actually happened and who are these women?!

I'm absolutely hooked on this series

I really like this format! I can’t believe she wasn’t at least put on a psych eval hold! People of sound mind don’t jump into traffic! Interesting but sad story

@PeakedInterest

Жыл бұрын

What about format do you like in particular?

Some sort of MKUltra programming, perhaps.

This was very interesting. Thank you for sharing

I hope your channel will gain more subs..because your content is gold😘😘😘

man i love ur content

very well made video as usual ^__^

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Please, please do more of these, the camp fire thing I love, and your videos like this get the old grey matter moving a bit, lol 👍

como sempre, muito bom!

"Theyre gonna take your organs" 👀

Thank you for breaking everything down at the end! It was so interesting learning about the Folie a Deux. I agree with the lack of sleep, which, heck, I'm a nurse, & when I used to work ridiculous long shifts, I won't lie, i definitely had to get a solid hard 8 hrs of sleep after, a lot of medical staff actually use uppers to keep going. When I started working in HR, I had to fire an actual surgeon who was using coke before surgeries, he was fired for leaving to many items in ppl, plus his psychotic actions, believing he was untouchable. It was nerve racking just to do that job too! Your explanation about how the second sister, who still was "Going" after her sister was hospitalized, was definitely dealing with either or, no sleep, or amphetamines/some type of upper that she's now hallucinating to extreme extent. Plus if it started as a situation where her sister came to visit her, she was able to vent and go out with her to tell her all her problems at home, and even maybe the one that did have the psychotic episode, since she wasn't from that area age was visiting, might not of had a connection to drugs like, (&a big if) her sister did, who, by the way, made to the hospital where she was sedated properly, finally got to crash. She might surely still could have been feeling the effects of a drug, or if we go the, non sleep way, she's now pushing herself, each time she's let go, to not sleep, & finish HER mission to find her sister. It's all a hot mess either way, but that's why are brains work the way they do, there most likely is an explanation out there! A true mystery! Thanks for sharing, just randomly came across this due to me trying to find more about the case. I'm one of those ppl, from America, that understand UK law, but like most of the World, to implicate a certain way, you need to be able to have access to all steps of a process the law implies to get a proper conclusion. 😉

Brought a new insight to a very unusual case, excellent video, enjoying the campfire analysis. There was another case were folie a deux came in to play, the tromp family trip. I don’t believe folie a deux played a part in this case, as suggested the psychosis in Sabina continued when they were separated. I do believe a drug of sorts was induced, amphetamine or LSD came to mind.

A truly bizarre case,. Something to keep in mind is these women were, in all likelihood, under surveillence either by police or the security services or were employed as operatives of some sort. People who have studied this case depth generally come to this conclusion. There is a lot more to this story than what the public have been told, that much is for certain.

i remember when it was in the news here in denmark, and watched the documentary after, making it a really interesting case for sure

Not the first case involving twins. Another biz are one is the Chaplin sisters back in the 70s

@CalloCallay

9 ай бұрын

There’s the case of Christine and Léa Papin who murdered their employer in the 1930s and the so-called Silent Twins - June & Jennifer Gibbons in the 80s. Both intriguing cases.

That lack of fear and running in traffic feels like the toxoplasma Gondi conditions present in mice.

Saw part of this on news years ago and always wondered what happened.

Wow! I love that disturbing image disclaimer. That's a new one.

The beep sound is so thoughtful.

this is why i sometimes don't help random people

Loved this

I remember watching a vid of this years ago and it was said to be "demonic possession" lol

@scottr291

2 жыл бұрын

We’ll all be praying for them…

@johnennis4586

2 жыл бұрын

@@scottr291 no only the deluded do that

@groofay

2 жыл бұрын

Oh jesus christ hahaha

@Owlbutterfly

2 жыл бұрын

Of course

@Thefabregas22

Жыл бұрын

the first time I ever learnt about this case was from a video speculating they were robots or androids that had escaped from somewhere haha

Ex cop- even if someone does get sectioned by the police or hospital, we would watch over them in a 136 suite and 90% of the people I’ve sectioned (even if they’re actively currently trying to kill themselves by banging their head against the wall, drinking hand sanitiser etc) 95% of them get released by the team of 3 specialists that have to evaluate them.

I respectfully disagree with your theory. As someone who has witnessed first hand many of my close friends go through amphetamines induced sleep depravation to the point of psychosis and paranoia, this is IMMEDIATELY stopped the instant they sleep and wake back up. Her going to the hospital and then the police station and held overnight, without having more speed in her system would have caused her to crash immediately to sleep and upon waking up she would be totally confused and wondering what she did to be there and she would be so far back to normal that she would go into grief and disbelief over stuff she has done. And even if she had been let go that day and she restarted taking the speed one more time, it would again take multiple days of no sleep for the psychosis to kick back in. It wouldn't restart automatically with only one hit because she would have to go through many days of no sleep to get back to that point. That's sounds more like what people have described being results of the "bath salts" type drugs, K2, or other Synthetics. One thing that still stands out is although I've heard those latter mentioned drugs cause people to become extremely paranoid and see other people as zombies even causing the user to want to kill them, I don't think I've ever heard of them hitting themselves with a hammer like that. Or anything in that type of self harm action. Although, there is a rapper (whose name escapes me right now) who in the mid 2000's time, (I think) who cut off his own penis with a knife, and then jumped out of a 2nd story window. There is no clear answer to all the drugs he was on at the time, but he said it was a mixture of PCP, Sherm laced smokes, and speed. (plus possibly mushrooms). Which in fact, now that I think of it, you could do a story on him on your channel. He was a NY rapper who was I believe part of the "Bad Boy" label who did this.

@PeakedInterest

2 жыл бұрын

The reason I stuck with that theory is I couldn't find any record of her having actually slept while in hospital so it's possible she didn't. The "bath salts" thing isn't true. The drug commonly referred to as bath salts or plant fertiliser is 4- methylmethcathinone (4mmc, MCAT) I've known plenty of people who have done this drug and it doesn't induce the things they say it does that's just media scaring people. Its effects are very similar to cocaine.

she was hit by a car and just vaulted a rail and ran into the woods jesus christ thats called stubborn

Remember seeing them on Traffic Cops and being shocked at what happened. I just assumed they were off their heads but that might have been the case but there is obvious issues with mental state for both of them

@Phoebe5448

2 жыл бұрын

There seems to be a LOT of mental health issuses that was possibly exacerbated by the two being twins. I think there have been a couple of cases where this has happened. Maybe one or both of them were schizophrenic? Or possibly serious psychosis? Folie aux deiux seems to also be a factor here. It just baffles me why Sabina was released to go on such a rampage like that. Then again, there was that schizophrenic BPD lady who stabbed and killed her mum and went on a similar rampage. The tragic thing here is that they were never treated for these sad conditions. There were signs all along. The husband must have noticed something.

i have never been this early, wow

An isolated farming family of 6 called Tromp went missing in Australia believed to be suffering a shared delusion, they were eventually found in different places, some of the adult children escaping on their own. Really interesting case.

This is really interesting

Wow amazing 😍❤️❤️

I have had a few sleep deprived times (because I procrastinate too much) and I do tend to get quite unusual thoughts and sometime a second here or there of hallucination. I do know someone who told me that they see full on hallucinations of people they know appearing around them, or possibly talking to them ect. That being said, I do feel like these women have had a substance abuse issue.

@badvegan

2 жыл бұрын

I've had a lot of all-nighters and sleep deprivation in my life for various reasons (job, ailing parent, etc.) and I do know what it's like to sort of live in a different reality for a few minutes to hours. I got punchy, easily startled, more paranoid, etc. But I think the kind of sleep depravation that comes with substance abuse is more unnatural than having to stay awake to work or take care of someone, and more prolonged, so it seems possible they shared a delusion while being that state. It's tragic for that poor man she stabbed, which is really the only known fact we get. :\

We need to stop being so lenient to these types of people. They were clearly a risk to the public.