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What if a man could commit a violent crime — while completely asleep?

In this chilling true-crime documentary, we explore the shocking and controversial case of Kenneth Parks, a Canadian man who killed his mother-in-law and seriously injured his father-in-law while allegedly sleepwalking. Wounded and confused, Parks turned himself in to police, saying he had no memory of the attack.

At trial, medical experts testified that Parks was suffering from a rare sleep disorder known as parasomnia, acting in a state of unconscious automatism. In a landmark decision that stunned the nation and challenged the legal system, Kenneth Parks was acquitted of murder.

This case remains one of the most disturbing examples of how the human mind can fail — and how reality can be stranger than fiction.

🔔 Watch to uncover:

How sleepwalking became a legal defense

The science behind parasomnia and automatism

Why this case changed criminal law forever

📌 True Crime | Sleepwalking | Real Court Cases | Psychology | Documentary