Content: "Did you know in United States,  there's a massive urban legend  about a shadowy figure that hides inside your car  right behind you? They call him the man in the backseat.  It usually starts late at night.  A woman finishes shopping,  walks alone through the empty parking lot,  keys tight in her hand, looking around,  but the lot seems silent. She unlocks the car,  slides into the driver's seat,  starts the engine. And as she glances at the rearview mirror,  for a split second, she thinks she sees movement behind her shape.  A shadow sitting low in the back seat.  Her heart races. She turns to look,  but there's nothing there.  Just empty seats. She locks the doors,  drives off, trying to shake the feeling.  But as she stops at the next red light,  a truck pulls up fast behind her,  flashing its high beams, blaring the horn.  She panics, speeds away.  The truck follows, lights flashing,  horn screaming. When she finally pulls over,  the truck driver jumps out,  shouting at her not to move,  telling her there's someone in her backseat.  She looks, and there he is.  A man, eyes wide,  holding a knife.  They say the man in the backseat waits for distracted drivers,  lurking in parking lots, flipping inside unnoticed,  waiting for the perfect moment to strike.  So next time you get in your car,  check the back seat, or you might not make it home.",