The Sleepwalking Murderer
Synopsis
Two men armed with a Beretta 22 caliber semi-automatic break into a couple's home on an Ontario native reserve, leading to a brutal robbery and shooting.
Synopsis
Alec Johnson and his wife Judy were attacked in their home on the Talia de Nega Reserve in Ontario. Two masked intruders shot Alec three times during a robbery. Forensic biologists analyze a sneaker print found in the snow to identify the suspects. In a separate case, a man named John Greer is accused of killing his mother-in-law while allegedly sleepwalking. Experts investigate the possibility of sleepwalking as a defense in his trial. Both cases reveal the challenges faced by law enforcement in solving violent crimes.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Find out how Alec Johnson survived a violent home invasion.
- See the role of forensic science in solving the crime.
- Meet John Greer, a man acquitted for a sleepwalking incident.
Did You Know
- Alec Johnson was shot three times during a home invasion.
- The Johnsons had almost ten thousand dollars in cash at home.
- The nearest house on the reserve was 15 minutes away from the Johnsons.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What weapon did the intruders use during the Johnson home invasion?
The intruders used a Beretta 22 caliber semi-automatic.
How many times was Alec Johnson shot during the incident?
Alec Johnson was shot three times.
What was the amount of money in the briefcase during the robbery?
The briefcase brimmed with almost ten thousand dollars.
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