Dr. Gerald Simmons

Dr. Gerald Simmons, a neurologist and sleep-disorder specialist, dives into the chilling case of a teen who stabbed his twin sister, claiming sleepwalking was to blame. He discusses the complexities of parasomnias and how sleep studies revealed Benjamin's obstructive sleep apnea. Dr. Simmons explains the involuntariness of Benjamin's actions during a sleep episode, while contrasting voices present skepticism about his defense. This fascinating exploration of the intersection between sleep disorders and criminal behavior raises deep questions about consciousness and culpability.