Kenneth Parks: The Sleepwalking Killer | True Crime Sleep Stories

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Drift into the unsettling tale of Kenneth Parks, a young Canadian man whose sleepwalking led to a shocking crime in 1987. On a quiet night in Pickering, Ontario, Kenneth drove 14 miles, entered his in-laws’ home, and committed a violent act—all while allegedly asleep.
This episode explores the bizarre case that challenged legal and scientific understanding, diving into the mysteries of parasomnia, consciousness, and responsibility. Perfect for true crime enthusiasts and those intrigued by the hidden corners of the human mind, this soothing yet gripping story will guide you gently into slumber.

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