Their behaviour was completely rational based on the circumstances they believed they were in. These police were being used by their program controllers, who probably sent them on this mission in the first place. They at all times responded to the TV cameras, and motor way cameras. It could be these two women have been specifically directed to Demonstrate this program , in clear plane site.
If you are not already in the project, and doing so by making this programme, as noted in your use of lights, flash images and soft focus.
In many respects this programme is loaded with programming imagery. Thus I suspect it strongly. To the horror of the operators, they watch as both women fling themselves onto oncoming traffic. With no serious injuries, the women stand on the side of the road.
Once the officers approach the women, the situation goes completely out of control. While being questioned, the women escape from the police and run again onto incoming traffic. All this, while the cameras from a reality television show were rolling. What had possessed the women to act in such manner? A suicide pact? As it turns out, the worse was yet to come. Upon being released, Sabina Eriksson killed a man by stabbing him in the chest. The sisters stood smoking and chatting affably.
Sabina was wearing a yellow visor with the ledger, "Time to Believe. Then, as the arriving police were being briefed about the situation, Ursula suddenly ran into the road, her coat being pulled from her by a concerned officer as she attempted to free herself.
She ran straight into the side of an oncoming truck. It was traveling, it's estimated, at 56mph. You can see her shoes strewn across the road in the wake of the collision. Seconds later, Sabina jumped into the road, smashing into the windshield of a Volkswagen Polo. Ursula's legs were crushed. Sabina was unconscious for approximately 15 minutes.
Somehow they both survived. After an air ambulance was called, Sabina started to come around and responded by immediately clawing and spitting at the police officer attempting to help her. She screamed, "I recognize you—you're not real. Then, miraculously, she rose to her feet and started screaming for the help of the police, seemingly unable to establish that the police were already there. Sabina began to ask, "Why do you kill me?
With nowhere to go, she took her red coat off and squared up with the police officers surrounding her, who eventually put her into handcuffs. The sisters were taken to the hospital. Ursula, her legs fractured, was admitted. Sabina, seemingly uninjured, was taken to the police station to be processed. She was much calmer by this point—but faux-frustrated that she had to take her jewelry off—a bit flirty, even.
She commented to an officer, "We say in Sweden that an accident rarely comes alone. Usually at least one more follows—maybe two. She pleaded guilty to the charges of punching a police officer and trespassing on the highway, and was sentenced to one day in custody. Having spent a full night in the police station, she was deemed to have served her sentence.
Remarkably, there had been no full psychiatric evaluation. At around 7 PM, two local men out walking a dog stopped by Sabina.
His friend was Peter Molloy. Glenn suggested they go back to his house, nearby. Sabina was nervy, but agreed. For Ursula and Sabina Eriksson, their bond took them on a bizarre trip - one that involved attempted suicide, superhuman strength, reality television, and even murder. The Swedish Eriksson twins made headlines in after a series of strange events took place in the United Kingdom.
The truly bizarre story and its aftermath has left authorities and physicians puzzled. What exactly happened that caused the twins to snap? Did they really experience a shared psychosis? Ultimately, the only people who can know what happened to the Eriksson sisters are Ursula and Sabina themselves. But their strange case is darkly fascinating all the same. The Eriksson sisters' strange trip began in May of , when Ursula - who had been living in the US at the time - decided to visit her twin sister, Sabina, in County Cork, Ireland.
Within 24 hours of her arrival, the two took a ferry to Liverpool. Upon arriving in the English port city, the twins paid a visit to the St. Anne Street Police Station to report concerns over Sabina's children, whom she had left with her partner back in Ireland.
From there, the Eriksson sisters boarded a National Express coach to London, where their behavior would take a more erratic turn. Not long after the twins boarded the coach to London, Ursula and Sabina began acting strangely.
Reportedly, the twins had refused to check their bags and became enraged when the bus staff attempted to take them from them. The bus stopped at a service station on the M6 in Staffordshire and the driver, who had been perturbed by their behavior, kicked the twins off. Sabina and Ursula, now stranded, started walking the M6 motorway. The road is not designed for pedestrians, and concerned motorists began to notify the police. After receiving calls about two women disrupting traffic and causing chaos on the M6, local authorities went to investigate.
The particular group of police that responded had a film crew in tow who were shooting a reality television show called Motorway Cops, and with cameras in hand, they captured the bizarre events that unfolded. Expecting to arrive at a scene of multiple fatalities, police were surprised to see the two women unharmed.
As officers tried to calm the twins, Ursula suddenly darted into traffic , where she was struck by a large truck. Her sister Sabina followed her, and she was hit by a speeding sedan, somersaulting over the hood and windshield before landing in the third lane of traffic.
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