In this episode of All in the Delivery, hosts Dave and Nomad celebrate Halloween while discussing various topics related to delivery driving. They reflect on the changes brought by daylight savings, share personal experiences about driving in the dark, and reminisce about the challenges of being a new driver. The conversation shifts to the joys of skateboarding and staying active as they age. They also provide safety tips for drivers during Halloween and tease a mysterious delivery incident that piques their curiosity.

The Unresolved - The Driver That Never Came Out

summary

This conversation explores the mysterious disappearance of delivery driver Evan Mercer on Halloween night in 1997. Mercer vanished after delivering a package to an abandoned house on Blackthorne Road, with no evidence of his return. The investigation reveals connections to a previous delivery made by another Mercer, Eliosh, in 1958, and raises questions about the nature of the house and its occupants. The discovery of ominous notes and incomplete records adds to the intrigue, leaving the case unsolved and shrouded in mystery.

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takeaways

Thank you to our Patreon subscribers for their support. Join our community on Patreon and Discord. Daylight savings brings earlier darkness for drivers. Driving in the dark can be nerve-wracking for new drivers. Skateboarding can help keep you feeling young. It's important to stay active as we age. Halloween can be a spooky time for delivery drivers. Drivers should be cautious during trick-or-treating hours. Personal experiences shape our understanding of driving. Mysterious delivery incidents can spark interesting conversations.

takeaways

Evan Mercer disappeared after making a delivery on Halloween night. The house on Blackthorne Road had been vacant for decades. Witnesses reported seeing Evan enter the house but never come out. Footprints inside the house led to an empty room with no exits. The delivery records were incomplete and mysterious. Another driver, Daniel Price, experienced a similar incident at the same address. The name Mercer appears in records from both 1958 and 1997. An ominous note warned future drivers about the house. The investigation remains unsolved with many unanswered questions. The case raises questions about the nature of time and connections.

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