Sounds like he was absolutely hammered, not that he was sleep walking.

@Disobedientlygood

10 ай бұрын

Definitely 💯 👍🏼 I have known many folk who can’t remember a single thing after getting blind drunk…he’s where he should be and he’ll never be able to get shitfaced again 🙏🏻 RIP Brooke ♥️

@GhostMcGrady

10 ай бұрын

@@DisobedientlygoodI dont know, that Prison Toilet Wine 🍷 can be pretty intoxicating. Randy might have another “accident.”

Her screams and her scratching on him should have been enough to wake him up from his sleepwalking state. Guilty. Jury were the heroes in this case.

@MatthewCreasey

8 ай бұрын

Sleepwalking people are not really asleep in the way you are in bed. There have been cases of people driving while sleepwalking, and responding to people, usually incoherently. What's missing is proper reasoning and understanding of their surroundings and what is happening, nobody's home so to speak. Just because something is possible though, doesn't make it true or likely.

@sekouchill

5 ай бұрын

It’s not the same for sleep walkers… look into it it’s like they are up but mentally sleep idk how to explain it

@MakeCaliRedAgain

2 ай бұрын

I'm honestly shocked. They have let me down so many times in the past 😆😆

She wanted to get away from the texts. I have a feeling she rejected him more than once and he killed her in a fit of rage. Alcohol is a hell of a drug

@smallies7154

10 ай бұрын

COCAINE

@ThePinsay

10 ай бұрын

I have BAD sleep walking etc if the outcome is this bad I would wanna be locked up! I habe txtd ppl! Totally crazy things too!!!

@cassandrahughes2897

10 ай бұрын

​@@smallies7154fu*k yo couch 😂 im RICK JAMES BIIIITTTCH😂😂😂😂

@sharongrigg5336

10 ай бұрын

Totally agree.. I've slept walked most of my life, I'm calling BS. Once I've got hurt in some way like bumping into something or once my sister got freaked out so much she kicked me I woke straight up. He was covered in scratches from her fighting him off, make it make sense.

@user-ps5zj7wk5x

4 ай бұрын

​@@ThePinsay🤣

If the police ever tell you that you killed your best friend while sleep walking the best defense is to immediately fall back asleep.

@deevasquez1171

10 ай бұрын

Lmao

@HooLeePhucingSheet

10 ай бұрын

💤💤💤 oh hello officer.... Why is there fruit punch all over the ground?

@demetriastreeter7289

10 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

@Tdrummer888

9 ай бұрын

If you’re killing people while asleep, that’s also the best offense 😂

@Zola_6

9 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

This some bullsh*t. This creep made a move, got rejected and freaked out and murdered her. Glad he’s in prison for life.

@willystiles1665

10 ай бұрын

💯 👍

@decristal48

10 ай бұрын

Even if not, I don't think he would do something uncharacteristic of him. In other words, deep inside he wanted to kill her for that. Absolutely disgusting.

@Nodraer_Wiz

10 ай бұрын

Exactly

@22esprince

10 ай бұрын

​@@decristal48You don't know that. You're using simpleton logic, all too common nowadays, where we just react enrage every time somebody gets killed by somebody else and just want somebody to pay for it, without even asking if they were mentally and psychologically responsible in the traditional sense. We just assume that the person who did it is evil and has to be punished, but this guy was messed up on drugs and alcohol and it's hard to say what exactly happened or to what extent he consciously had anything to do with it in his right mind.

@anniegirlnerdgodess

10 ай бұрын

Right because I’m sure he is a nice guy and as typical snapped when he was rejected.

My son is a sleepwalker. It started around the age of 10. When early morning I hear the shower running and it’s my son getting ready for school. The problem was it was 3 AM and School didn’t start until 830 I am that was the first time. One week later I would wake up to find him in the kitchen making macaroni and cheese. I was terrified because he was placing a pot on the hot stove without any water. He could’ve hurt himself or all of us. I didn’t realize he was sleepwalking until he woke up. There are so many other stories. The scariest one is when he tried to go swimming luckily by that time we had alarms on the doors so before he could even make it to the patio we were already outside. He had his swim trunks on a towel in hand and begin asking if we wanted to go swimming with him. It’s a weird thing because they look like they’re awake and they can acknowledge what’s going on but in reality they’re not there consciously It’s beyond scary

@LuGu1

10 ай бұрын

It’s like they are possessed by a spirit

@terrybaldridge8730

10 ай бұрын

When my older brother was young he’d sometimes sleepwalk ((he was a sleep talker as well which was fun). When we’d visit my grandparents they’d put furniture in front of the door (they lived on a busier street than we did at home) so he wouldn’t get out, and probably slept with one eye open. He never got out as far as I can remember and outgrew it. The weirdest thing he spoke of while asleep was ‘plaid manhole covers.’😂

@Mrhaoable

10 ай бұрын

how old is he now and does he still sleepwalk ? i used to sleepwalk as well around his age but stopped when i was a teenager ,

@AlexAndra-iy5zu

10 ай бұрын

@@Mrhaoable 29 now, Married. Unfortunately I don’t know. He has Tourette’s but as far of sleep walking I don’t know

@nelliem3935

10 ай бұрын

My brother had nightbterrors. His eyes were open and he could see something we couldn't. That was terrifying also. I slept walked as a child and have witnessed it myself. Quite bizarre.

Even if he was asleep, the drugs and alcohol definitely contributed to the murder, he should be treated like someone who murdered someone else while under the influence of drugs and alcohol.

I’m a sleepwalker and it’s always in the middle of the night in a deep sleep. I can’t believe he fell into that deep of a sleep in less than 20 min. He is where he deserves to be!

@decristal48

10 ай бұрын

Heck yeah!

@beherit15

10 ай бұрын

a drunk and coccaine addict, is likely to do what he did.

@AlexAndra-iy5zu

10 ай бұрын

It’s like saying every autistic person has the same qualities

@MUFC1933

10 ай бұрын

You’re so right !! 👏 👏 I would go As far as to say it’s impossible to sleepwalk deeply within 20 mins - it’s always 2/3/4am. Always

@lotuspocus76312

10 ай бұрын

Exactly. Bullsh.t. 🎯

I have woken up from some very bizarre things that I have done while sleep walking. I have done some complex things, including ordering things online and rearaning things in the house. I have been woken up from my episodes when something loud or painful has happened. I can't imagine he slept the entire time while this woman would have been punching, scratching, hitting, and harming him. He wouldn't have woken up after the attack, but during it.

@AlexAndra-iy5zu

10 ай бұрын

He most likely woke during and was startled He may have thought he was being attacked. No one case is alike. Test could have been given to find some truth

@HooLeePhucingSheet

10 ай бұрын

Aren't you not supposed to wake them up because they can be dangerous?

@therealkevru

10 ай бұрын

I can relate. Been there too. Waking up on the driveway in the middle of the night while my bedroom was on the 2nd floor.. stuff like that. Also had an instance that I was hitting my partner with a pillow but the 2nd swing of the pillow to her face was what actually woke me up. Even when someone tries to wake you or even shout at your ear, a good slap at the face would do the trick. But I agree, even though he was sooo drunk and sleepwalked while having a very intoxicated deep sleep, 25 times though?! 🤦 who knows 🤷 RIP to Brooke 🪦

@escapenguin

10 ай бұрын

gently @@HooLeePhucingSheet

@apriljk6557

10 ай бұрын

​@@HooLeePhucingSheet that's a myth.

Randy's mom openly admitting to emotionally manipulating him 😶

@ennds4636

10 ай бұрын

This! 😳

That story his mom told in the beginning about pretending to cry in order to get him to do things is VERY manipulative. That wasn't a cute little anecdote. Especially since she kept it up as he got older. Makes me kind of wonder what kind of relationship they had. Might've been an emotionally abusive/manipulative relationship 🤷🏼‍♀️

If I had accidentally done something like that, I couldn't live with myself. Sounds like drinking is his problem, not sleep walking. Ive done A LOT of stupid things that I've regretted while drinking. Driving 10+ miles and not remembering anything about the trip.

Idk I find it hard to believe he fell so deep asleep in 20 min he could sleep through her screaming and clawing him as he stabbed her that many times.

@bodhiswayze1892

10 ай бұрын

You have obviously never come across a really deep sleeping sleepwalker then.

@overcomingthat2728

10 ай бұрын

@@bodhiswayze1892 I've been the really deep sleepwalker 😋

@khargrarnrhan209

10 ай бұрын

I'm with you, here. It's bullshit.

@danieunderwood7665

10 ай бұрын

​@@overcomingthat2728 ​then this makes ur commnt about finding it hard to believe, kinda stupid

@overcomingthat2728

10 ай бұрын

@@danieunderwood7665 You can think that. But it's not like I remember sleepwalking or have ever stabbed anyone in my sleep. 🤷‍♀️

“I would pretend I was crying to make my child do something” to make my child do something….? What?

@Rebecca-hc5ju

10 ай бұрын

Right?!! Sick! I hope she reads the comments! She needs help! It's one thing for a toddler to do that but not a grown woman and definitely not to manipulate her son!!

@ZannySarkar

Ай бұрын

FINALLY A COMMENT ABOUT THIS

I will never understand people who hear a another person screaming and do nothing if anything call 911 or whatever the country’s emergency number is 😐

@Rebecca-hc5ju

10 ай бұрын

Yep! I couldn't believe it!! It doesn't cost anything, it can be done anonymously, and oh yeah, you may save a life!!🙄

@Nagle1234

10 ай бұрын

@@Rebecca-hc5ju anonymously lmao. I don't know what detachment you're calling but if you don't answer all the dispatches questions perfectly it usually results in being hung up on.

@Rebecca-hc5ju

10 ай бұрын

@Nagle1234 I actually made a call recently. Admittedly, no one was screaming. However, a vehicle in front of me on the highway was weaving back and forth, in and out of the lane. I waited a mile or so. It was obvious the dude was under the influence of something. When he cut me off and I got a good look at him, he was nodding off!! I told the dispatcher which direction I was driving, closest exit, etc, etc. When she asked my name, I responded, "that's not necessary." End of call. In the county I live in, you can text 911. You don't even have to actually speak with someone.

@Nagle1234

10 ай бұрын

@@Rebecca-hc5ju in Canada If you tell the dispatcher anything they ask isn't necessary they take offense and spitefuly make the call difficult. They become more focused on making you answer the question then they do about the emergency call. Eventually its either you give all your information or you dont want service, blamed for being difficult and are hung up on. Canadian police and dispatchers take everything personal.

@Rebecca-hc5ju

10 ай бұрын

@Nagle1234 well, I have certainly heard my fair share of rude, entitled, insensitive US dispatchers. It's quite sad. I don't even know if they're obligated to investigate every call but I believe it depends upon the state, county, etc. I've had two different experiences with my children accidentally dialing 911 from the old school phones and the police showing up to investigate. Once in south FL almost 30 years ago and once here in PA. Well, the 2nd one wasn't really an accident. My son was curious as to whether or not my mom's old rotary phone actually worked. Lol it did!

My son also have a sleepwalking and even can have a conversation with him..but killing someone in a sleepwalking??!!!! I cannot agree..🤬

@pelicanine

10 ай бұрын

My brother sleepwalks sometimes, and I can have a full "conversation" with him and he won't wake up, but I've put my hand on his shoulder to guide him back to bed and he immediately wakes up. I can't believe he didn't wake up during the attack :/

Terrible situation. That being said. What kind of friend asks you to go day drinking when you've been trying to get sober?

@Rebecca-hc5ju

10 ай бұрын

Obviously, it's not her fault that he drank that day. Anyone struggling with addiction is ultimately responsible for their recovery and sobriety. However, I understand what you're saying. A lot of people don't understand addiction and sobriety. It took some Alanon meetings and counseling for me to understand that if my partner was to get clean and stay sober, my partying days were over.

@joshuaturney7242

10 ай бұрын

@@Rebecca-hc5ju I appreciate your comment. I was addicted to drugs and alcohol myself and the relationships in your life can really help you or possibly help pull you back into addiction. At the end it is your own responsibility, but your relationships do have an impact. Be it good or bad.

@RichardWagner-hi4zn

Ай бұрын

@@Rebecca-hc5ju I understand. That's when you broke up. Reasonnable. lol

Even if he genuinely can't remember what he'd done, it wasn't due to sleepwalking, it was because he was blackout drunk

@missbrowniejay

7 ай бұрын

Did he sleep walk when he wasn't drunk?

@bonitasw67

7 ай бұрын

Could be.

@user-ps5zj7wk5x

4 ай бұрын

I have seen some female on YT sleep walking, talking and doing all sorts of things around the house 😂 Her husband/partner would watch her.

My dad and grandma told me one morning that i got out of bed,went out the door and was gone for like 30 min,then came back and went back to bed!There both long gone now,but to this day i never remembered getting out of bed,much less where i went or done!Thats spooky!!

I had a friend that was a sleepwalker. He would eat popsicles in his sleep and wake up to a mess of them melted on his bed. But the fascinating thing to me was that he had rheumatoid arthritis pretty bad, but was able to get up and move around just fine in his sleep. Anyway, my daughter also sleepwalks. I think in this case it had to be a combination of the drugs/alcohol that ultimately caused the murder even if it was while he was asleep. So he is definitely where he belongs.

@stevenarmstrong6622

10 ай бұрын

melatonin can fix such issues for a short time..

@measlesplease1266

10 ай бұрын

Nah free my mana

@ThePinsay

10 ай бұрын

​@@stevenarmstrong6622it really can't! I sleep walk ,talk&eat! Not everyone's problems can be fixed!!

@stevenarmstrong6622

10 ай бұрын

iam talking about the rheumatoid arthritis.. during sleep your body produces a lot of melatonin, which lowers the cramps and makes you able to move.

@angeladansie4378

10 ай бұрын

I'm not buying that he was sleepwalking at all

Even if he is being 100% honest, there is still the fact that he was drinking (at least) whenever the murder happened. I highly doubt he would have stayed asleep and remembered nothing while killing someone if he was sober, but the fact that he was drinking a lot on top of having the sleep walking condition might very well have caused him to not remember. Even if that is the case, though, he got the sentence the crime warrants. "I was black out drunk," isn't exactly a mitigating factor in criminal cases, as far as I am aware.

I'm a sleepwalker and one time I had a skillet and other pans on the stove I was literally cooking a meal and I was measuring, stirring and flipping but nothing was in the pans. My husband woke up and found me doing this. I had no memory of it at all. So I do believe it's possible. 😮😮

If he truly was sleepwalking, at least now he'll be contained in his cell.

Reminds me of a woman who locked her partner into a suitcase NOT INTENTIONALLY either 🙄. My thoughts are with Brooks family & friends ❤.

@lalamyne

10 ай бұрын

NOT INTENTIONALLY!!! She was the best of girlfriends 😂

@sandiecalvert

10 ай бұрын

RIP JORGE

@Ivythepoisonmama

10 ай бұрын

She helped him…ask anyone 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

@HooLeePhucingSheet

10 ай бұрын

She just accidentally went to bed after that. (Almost like alcohol should be known as a dangerous drug)

@goodolnonamee

10 ай бұрын

Oh yeah NOT INTENTIONALLY, it was JUST A JOKE!

He deserves the sentence ....RIP Brooke.

Randy’s mother saying she would pretend to cry to get him to do something 😳 Good job raising him Mom..Not

Gets rejected after a few drinks…. Killed her. Case closed

@Avedis-G

10 ай бұрын

Lol. You’re so sure.

@basketcase297

10 ай бұрын

@@Avedis-G the guy was covered head to toe in scratches. This was clearly a prolonged physical struggle. The idea he was “sleepwalking” isn’t just ludicrous….. it’s impossible. And the hunting knife??? Where did that appear from? Maybe he pulled it out of his dream Nightmare On Elm Street style to kill her with 😂 no, he got rejected by the little sister just like he did with the older sister. He’d had a few drinks and became enraged and killed her.

@vinodior5191

10 ай бұрын

@@basketcase297100% agree and beat me to it thanks

@bkpk4hisapplesauce

10 ай бұрын

real

@Fiona_Interrupted

9 ай бұрын

Not the first time this has happened, definitely won’t be the last

Emtional manipulation is terrible.

Alcoholism is no joke

I wonder if any of the other inmates have seen him sleep walking??

My partner sits up, eyes open and has a full conversation in his sleep, ive even recorded it to show him, he’s also sang in his sleep

@bullast2046

10 ай бұрын

My baby brother used to do that all the time.. my wife says I do too, once in a while..

@Cottontailart

10 ай бұрын

@@bullast2046 It's crazy isn't it? Mine didn't believe me same with his doctor until I showed them the video

@StRiKerhost

10 ай бұрын

I get up and walk few times I woke up feet covered in dirt scratched all up I live neat the deep woods scary

@guillermomontoyo

10 ай бұрын

Why is she sleeping with her business partner?

@PedjaS2107

10 ай бұрын

Nemojte pricati sa njima dok su u tom stanju zato sto ce imati migrene ili jake glavobolje plus postoji sansa da postanu nasilni. Treba ih samo uputiti i pomoci im da se vrate nazad u krevet i da nastave da spavaju. Izvinite sto pisem na svom maternjem jeziku, engleski mi nije toliko dobar...pozdrav i sve najbolje

There are cases of violent sleepwalking crimes. I do recall a case where a husband drove for a while (like 30+ min?) on the highway, all the way to his in-laws place where he brutally murdered them, then iirc drove back home & eventually woke up, bloody and injured and confused. He loved his in-laws & it was believed the crime was unintentional. I can definitely believe this if it was drug/alcohol enhanced sleepwalking + he has a sleepwalking history, which it seems like it does. Add in anxiety, stress, and depression and it's honestly way more likely than you'd imagine.

@sonquatsch8585

10 ай бұрын

i agree with this as well. i don't want to, but people, AS lovers of REAL CRIME, we ALL know true murderers are incapable of producing tears or showing remorse. i think he was LOADED and that may have catalyzed a swift and deep sleep during which he attacked and killed her, even if he tried to make a pass on her in his sleep. the remorse and tears in the interrogation is real. and if he truly loved her as a sibling (beccuz we don't know if there were any sexual advances), this probably incapacitated him because he knows he did it. i say voluntary manslaughter. he made the decision to drink. no motive (only speculation about the advances), but obviously no sexual assault before he killed her. so he should be in prison, but i would say let him out after a mandatory 25 years. 5 years parole after that.

@HooLeePhucingSheet

10 ай бұрын

People are quick to dismiss this because yeah it's a bad story Randy is in but- I've seen alcohol change people for the best and for the worse. He was probably blacked out drunk with the energy of his cocaine and senselessly murdered his best friend.

@ThePinsay

10 ай бұрын

I understand cs it has happened to me! In lots of different details & I wouldn't believe me if it wasn't for the numerical ppl telling me or seeing what I have wrote out it! 1st case with witness I was 9! Jumped up &started attacking my best friend cs she turned off the light!....there was more ppl in room! I went lay back down to sleep...that's it!

Very interesting case. His history of crime mainly involves repeated substance abuse which is a sign of lacking self-discipline, but in a self destructing way. He had no history of violence towards others, especially not towards loved ones and there is no sign of a motive at all, so it really surprises me how was this convicted as first-degree murder. I can totally agree with the sleepwalking version, although many people argue that sleepwalking wouldnt occour in a mid-day nap, however, remember he was very hang over and was probably sleeping extremely deep during that short nap. They must have taken his fathers history of violence into account when judging him, portraying him as a psychopath, which actually isnt unlikely that he had underlying psychopathic intentions, unknownst to himself, that might have been acted out during a heavy-hangover sleepwalk. He was clearly heavily remorseful, not worrying about himself or his fate for a moment, but rather mourning the victim. Although its true that responsibilities have to be taken, unless its a case of insanity, which it isnt, so the court must have figured that sleepwalking or not, he needs to take responsibility, but I still think that putting him behind bars for life is mental and emotional torture after a case like this. As for the handling of the investigation, they should have spent much more time on the case before charging him. It wouldnt have been hard to prove if he truly didnt remember anything, and if he really didnt know anything, just start questioning the relatives and friends about him, and they could have figured out there was no motive for it, and maybe even the sleepwalking stuff would have came up earlier, instead of it being used in court as an excuse, which makes it sound less reliable.

As someone who drinks a lot and heavily and often have blackouts where I literally can’t remember anything for hours in between I don’t believe he slept walk. I do believe that he killed her and not due to sleep walking. He simply killed her while drinking and couldn’t remember.

@Rebecca-hc5ju

10 ай бұрын

It was also stated that he had developed a cocaine habit. Not sure exactly how to say this but I encourage you to please cut down on the drinking. Blackout drunk on multiple occasions isn't good, at all. Not only for your mental well-being but your physical well-being also.

@scorpiokhaleesi

10 ай бұрын

@@Rebecca-hc5ju yeah I’m working on it. Thank you ❤️

@Fiona_Interrupted

9 ай бұрын

Been there, friend. I’m glad to hear your working on getting sober/developing a more healthy relationship with drink. Best thing I ever did was to quit. Take care of yourself. I wish you a long, healthy and happy life.

@scorpiokhaleesi

9 ай бұрын

@@Fiona_Interrupted thank you!

he totally knows what he did

How toxic was the mom though, pretending to be sad to get the kid to do stuff wtf

Friend zoned

My brother is a sleepwalker. he's done all kinds of things in his sleep. The worst that he told me is he has driven and bought things from the store He would wake up and find the wrappers to the items he bought. He had a security system installed so it would help wake him up.

@izzybank2196

7 ай бұрын

Omg that's really dangerous ,Imagen if he was pulled over ?

This channel is friggin awesome, i know ill never be disappointed by clicking an watching your videos!! Keep up the great work man! ❤

Yeah, good excuse...

Thank you Beyond Evil Podcast ⭐

This is such a devastating case. While Randy can claim forever he doesn't remember a thing, that's so untrue. He knows exactly what happened to Brook and the reason why. He belongs right where he's at.

@MUFC1933

10 ай бұрын

I used to sleepwalk but always sort of remembered it, once my mum told me I had and I didn’t remember it when v young. You don’t know what happens in the mind sometimes 🤷‍♀️

@OsirisThaMystikal

10 ай бұрын

true crime viewers are such fucking weirdos. now I’m not saying sleepwalker bro was innocent, but there is no way for us to know exactly what happened. we weren’t there. its so disrespectful to speculate about the shit like a tv drama; casting blame on whoever you *feel* is in the wrong. you’re a spectator, not a detective

@Wreckz_Tea

10 ай бұрын

How do you know he knows what he did? I am a sleepwalker. I drove a 5 speed manual truck over a mile, parked it in someone's driveway and walked home and got back in bed without remembering it

@JaceB-tf3vf

10 ай бұрын

Are you an expert on sleepwalking or just saying what you want to believe?

@wolfensus

10 ай бұрын

Talking out of your ass

"Podcast" because the quality and production is so good it fits wherever.

Is he sleepwalking in his cell? 😴I bet nope.

@johnclaybaugh9536

10 ай бұрын

How about you join him and find out?

As someone who has a history of doing random things in my sleep, this scares me. The worst (yet still frightening) thing ive done so far was cooking. I cooked 2 breakfast sandwiches (egg, bacon, and cheese) and left them in the fridge. When I woke up, I found 2 frying pans out, one with bacon grease. I have called people, sleep texted, sleep eat, sleep purchase things. All innocuous (except for the cooking) but who knows what else I couldd do. I'm petrified of things I could do. The man who staves his wife and drowned her, I feel so sorry for him bc I feel he did not do this in his awake mind. There was no motive either.

If I killed someone I'd run for the hills! How much of a narcissist must you be to call the police and expect that your 'Not my fault, i was sleepwalking' defence will get you off?

I also feel that Randy was guilty too. The murder was so viscous and the fact she fought back should have woken him up if he was sleepwalking?????

my brother used to sleepwalk. he was creepy, my room is at the corridor in an almost sort of light blindspot where the lights didn't hit well unless it was natural. my room was also near the bathroom and the stairs. i would catch him sometimes just stood there or going past, he never intentionally hurt myself or my other brothers and he was on drugs and drink at that time. he deserves to be where he is. thoughts are with Brooke and friends/family ❤

Yes, heard about this case, as well as the Scott Falater case. I was wondering if anyone had ever gotten off the hook by trying to use sleepwalking as a defense and found a father, who had strangled his son to death and tried to kill his two other children, was in fact found not guilty. Joseph Mitchell, out of Durham

She rejected him,and he lost it-simple

This is extremely bizarre. So sad. RIP Brooke 🙏🏼 Deep condolences to her family and friends 😢😢❤

It seems to me like a "deadwalking" instead of sleep walking. As a formar sleep walker I can say you can be wake up when sleep walking. Maybe he was very drink and drugged and that's why he can't remember. In that case the murder was the result of his irresponsibility.

Of couse, his mother destified for him. Jordan had never seen him sleepwalking even once!

His mom admits to faking being sad to make her son do what she wants. Poor murderer

Sleep walking ain't the same thing as being blackout drunk

I don’t understand why the defense attorney didn’t bring up the fact that he was extremely intoxicated? Intoxication plus sleep walking could have been the reason he was so out of it. You never want to wake up a sleepwalker because they become startled and scared. ( I learned that the hard way ) When I learned my son was sleepwalking he and I spent a night in a hospital for a sleep study. They attached multiple devices to his body allowed him to call a sleep naturally while two specialist monitored him through a one way window. We received some answers but not all I wonder if there were any sleep test performed? The results ?

My husband has night terrors, he often 'wakes up' though he isn't quite awake as he won't remember a thing. He tends to enter fight or flight, usually flight. Several times he has ran out of our apartment and down to his dad's apartment, rven when he wanders back to the apartment he is still completely shaken and confused and he usually doesn't remember how he got in places. He has finally discovered he can hide in the bathroom and I prefer that to him running outside and not even being awake when he does it. He has threatened me in one of these states of mind and he has also grabbed the front of my shirt when I was about to fall asleep and scared the absolute hell out of me. He sleeps in the living room for my safety as he is afraid he will actually hurt me someday.

@Rebecca-hc5ju

10 ай бұрын

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@michaelkline884

10 ай бұрын

I had night terrors as a kid and they came back in my 20’s when I was married My dear ex wife was scared to death I’d scream bloody murder and often she would get hit because she was trying to wake me We finally agreed for her safety to just get away from me until I calm down We really enjoyed sleeping together so it worked out By 30 I had “outgrown” it thankfully only to have our young son start his night terrors! 😳

He consciously chose to drink an incredible amount of alcohol and lost control of his senses . He deserve life in prison smh

I do think he just straight up murdered her and I don't if it's possible to viciously attack someone like that without waking up, but I know I woke up once with my Uni dorm roomate standing by my bed with a knife im her hand, head down, hair down, looking like fucking Samara 😭 I knew not to wake her up, so I just waited ready to stop her in case she would actually try to attack me. After few minutes of that she put the knife back at the counter and went back to bed. Suffices to say, I did not sleep that night again...

@johnclaybaugh9536

10 ай бұрын

I'd lock up the knives at night after that.

@Monika-bc3dq

10 ай бұрын

@@johnclaybaugh9536 my stupid ass just went to normal sleeping routine 😂 I don't know if it ever happened again (tho the next day when I told her about it, she did casually say fhat "yeah, people told her before she does weird shit when she's sleepwalking"). Ignorance is a bliss I guess and hey, I'm still here so... 😂

Alcohol or weed 🤔, ill stick with my weed 😂.

@babybluecheeks

10 ай бұрын

Alcohol should be made illegal, I've struggled with alcoholism for many years, and it's a nightmare. I know so many people who have died because of Alcohol addiction. Weed is illegal here in the UK, but its fine for people to walk around off their head on booze but not stoned and chilled with a joint.

@Jsin969

10 ай бұрын

@@babybluecheeks I feel you. Sometimes when I would fall off the wagon and I would take that first sip with hesitation, my eyes would get teary because I knew i was failing again. Then blackouts would be horrible the next day. I would be so terrified that I had done something horrible. Sadly here in California we have a liquor store in every corner, you can see people on the regular destroying their life.

If he was sleepwalking then he poses a danger every time he goes to sleep and should be locked up somewhere for public safety.

I once drove across two state lines completely asleep. 0 recollection of any of it. Thank God some good Samaritans noticed something wasn't right with me.

@user-ps5zj7wk5x

4 ай бұрын

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He killed her... angry and awake.

Sleepwalking might have been a side effect of all the drugs and booze, but being high on drugs and booze doesn't excuse you from murdering someone. You put yourself in that state of mind therefore you are guilty.

What a horribly tragic case 😢 I was a sleepwalker when I was young, and I didn't believe my family when they told me I was up in the middle of the night playing the piano, going into my siblings rooms and talking gibberish, or making a sandwich etc. I remember none of it..... So as tragic as this is, and as much as my heart aches for Brooke and her family, I think his punishment was too harsh. There was no intent or premeditation, so how can he be convicted of first degree murder?

@angeladansie4378

10 ай бұрын

That's ASSUMING that his version of events is true, which is a ridiculously wild stretch. Falling deeply asleep enough in 20 minutes to commit a brutal sleepwalking murder? He just happens to sleepwalk murder her after a night of drinking during which she was disgusted with his behavior? Nah, I'm not buying any of it

My cousin tried to climb out a 1st floor bedroom window when she was about 5 and my uncle caught her in time, it's crazy what people can do.

Question: if you sleepwalk and someone scratches the hell out of you, you don’t snap out of it?

@SaritaSingh-dx8lv

10 ай бұрын

I once got hurt in my sleep and only realised in morning I had a small sensation that I hurt my leg but I did not wake up I was on lot of medication after a surgery

Is he sleepwalking in jail?

Sleepwalking my ass.

Bull. He was clearly a rejected simp.

How can you sleepwalk after 20 minutes of sleep where you were just awake and talking to people. More likely still intoxicated and groggy from just waking up but still angry at being rejected. They may have had another interaction where he made advances before he killed her. He may “not remember”…but it’s alcohol that caused it, not sleepwalking. He chose to get drunk and then made advances toward her. That was his choice. It doesn’t excuse the outcome where someone was brutally murdered. If that was the case there would be many people excused from murder.

Dude was sad that she was leaving and that she, more than likely, rejected him a few times. He didn't know how to handle his feelings and the situation. So he ended up killing her.

I've been black-out drunk and of course haven't recollected events that transpired in my fugue... I honestly believe Randy made several unwanted advances toward Brooke, which she rejected. Fuelling his rage and jealousy, his inebriation, and his altered psyche.

@angeleyes885

10 ай бұрын

The guys aura screams pathetic INCEL. This is a cold blooded murder and I’m so happy for the family this monster will never see the light of day. Poor girl, RIP.

@Matisse_Famke

10 ай бұрын

@@angeleyes885 Absolutely, couldn't agree more 😥

That has to be a lie. I know I have never heard of it but I feel like you can't have that much force because your body is trying to relax. That's going to be shocking if that actually happened

I know people who drove while sleep walking. Never got in a crash. No memory. Everything from auto memory. It's crazy.

My husband of 8yrs was a DEEP sleeper/sleepwalker. He ended up in trees, in people’s back yards & other weird situations. Don’t judge unless you have been through this absolute madness…

@Rebecca-hc5ju

10 ай бұрын

Was he also an alcoholic with a cocaine habit?

@user-eg4mu9gr7x

3 ай бұрын

You don't enter DEEP sleep in 30 minutes. Also where did the hunting knife come from? Also why did he then wake up 2 seconds AFTER having killed her if he was supposedly in such a deep sleep? That's some pretty convenient sleepwalking, right?

My sister has sleepwalking induced by anxiety. I've woke up to her patting down her husband, saying she needed the gun (we were all in the same hotel room on our way across country). I've woke up to her dragging me out of bed (again in a hotel room, after my other sisters funeral) telling me something was wrong and we had to go. It happened on the way to my sis funeral too, I woke up to her standing at the window and she walked back to the bed and told me there was someone outside at our car. I've woke up to her screaming bloody murder in the middle of the night, she's screamed about dead people in wheelchairs falling on top of her. One of her friends said when they spent the night at her house, she was sleep walking and got out the phone book to call 911, apparently she did call 911 but they didn't even come out to make sure everything was OK, they just took whosever word for it that she was sleep walking, which she was but I think I would have still sent an officer just to make sure (in anyone else's case, most people don't do that). Soo I definitely believe someone could actually unintentionally, kill someone. It's always scared me that one day my sister will do something crazy out of fear of whatever is going on in her head at the time.

@Leslie_Knope

10 ай бұрын

People need to avoid your sister. Her husband is not safe. Why does anyone stay with her? That's just nuts.

@Puff_Puff_Packs

10 ай бұрын

@Ms_Knope her husbands been with her since before it all started, they've been together since 9th grade. He's not going anywhere.

@Leslie_Knope

10 ай бұрын

@@Puff_Puff_Packs Apparently, he has no self-preservation. I hope your sister never hurts anyone.

@Puff_Puff_Packs

10 ай бұрын

@@Leslie_Knope he's a retired marine at 40, he can take care of himself.

@Puff_Puff_Packs

10 ай бұрын

@Ms_Knope as a kid, I watched the man (a teen then) crawl through a doggy door because my sis wanted time away from him. Pretty sure he's the only one willing to die for her. 🤣

In the UK there was a naked guy found dead on the sidewalk. The police were puzzled, but quickly discovered the guy lived in the apartment block right above where he was found. It was established that he was sleep walking, and just walked off his balcony.

I watched a forensic show the other day and was introduced to brain fingerprinting concept. Would love to see that applied here and the results!

Why do narcissists always cry like that? Cops must know people are guilty as soon as they hear that cry.

Ladies, if you're attractive, the guy you call "your best guy friend" wants to sleep with you. Dude is a simp. Also the dude that Brook called to pick her up was simp #2. She should have had genuine female friends to watch out for her. This is a tragedy. She trusted the wrong person. You never know anyone until you know them.

Guilty!!!

He was drunk and killed her after being rejected sexually and he doesn't remember much because he was drunk. He wasn't sleep walking that's ridiculous.

Sleepstabbing? Lol that's so dumb

Always ask for an attorney. Never talk to cops. There have been other cases where a sleepwalker has killed someone.

When my brother was sleepwalking we could always tell because he’d be the opposite of what he was like awake.

This wasn't sleepwalking. This was alcohol induced blackout. This really happens. I had a friend that was an alcoholic and blackouts happened to him. He couldn't remember a thing the next day. I believe Randy doesn't remember. It should've been 2nd degree. His lawyer made a mistake.

People perform lots of complex tasks while sleepwalking. Folks have driven cars while sleepwalking.

@user-ps5zj7wk5x

4 ай бұрын

😂 it is insane but so interesting.

Had she still been at home when he did it I'd probably give him reasonable doubt BUT she moved away with her boyfriend and I think this fired him up. He was drugged and drunk, probably tried it on with her got turned down and attacked. There is no way she could do all that damage to him and he not wake up. Also, anyone who hears screams and does NOTHING is an absolute waste of space. I hope they're haunted by those screams knowing they may have saved her but couldn't be bothered

This dude was black out drunk and mad because he got friend zoned. End of story.

found it absolutely crazy that i am watching this rn in my dorm @ mansfield university

Think it was a drunken stupor, not sleep-walking.

Jealous and rejected equates to murder. Such bs!

i used to sleepwalk as a kid . I never remember anything . My mom said i would always walk to the toilet to pee without closing the door when sleep walking . During a sch camp when i was 11 , i recall waking up standing at the stairs . My friends said they called out to me but i just ignored them . I have also sleepwalked into door frame i woke up a few seconds later according to my family . So i doubt he recalls nothing . i believe he cannot recall when he attacked her but she must have struggled and woken up halfway ,

I have been a sleepwalker since childhood last time I woke up outside barefoot standing in snow

If I were screaming in my condo, I know for a fact that my neighbours will come and check on me and vice versa.

I swear if I hear another story outta FLORIDA I'm ready 2 move anyways!

I don't believe him.. she didn't fight back? He would've woken up to her fighting for her life. I have blacked out when drunk out of my mind and done things I can't remember to this day, but I've never woken up after having killed someone.. He was high as a kite, tried to advance on her, got rejected and killed her..

I've been watching these type of videos all week that I thought the guy's shirt is a block of round cheese LOL.

Perfect reason for everyone to cut down on drinking.