The document immediately became sensational: we heard a call from 911, and Herman reported his atrocities. Randy and Brooke moved from small-town Pennsylvania to West Palm Beach, Florida. Where they lived as roommates with Brooke’s older sister, Jordan Preston. They were in their early twenties, loved to party and wished for greener meadows in the south. They were childhood friends, close as siblings, and at first glance. One wonders if they belong to different age groups – he is described as friendly, happy, and sporty. Qnd he is described as short, curvy, and relatively closed. Borgman gave us a shot through his social media: There’s Brooke in a bikini, playing beer pong and having fun; Randy was broadcasting live commentary and sipping a bottle of beer.
What went wrong that Randy brutally killed his close friend?
It’s a break here. A forensic scientist describes an “evil crime”. Blood was splattered all over the three-bedroom house they shared, a testament to the considerable struggle. He remembered about what all happened before and after the murder, but he couldn’t remember how or why it happened. We saw footage of police officer Herman being interrogated, whimpering, and confessing; we saw abusive police footage of Brooke’s mother breaking up when she learned how her daughter died. B.
Bergman interviewed public defender Randy, who admitted that finding a defence for the case was very difficult. Randy’s confession to the murder “seemed like a complete loss of memory”. the attorney said, so they pleaded not to go crazy and insisted that Randy kill him while he slept. His mother and sister say that he has often gone for walks throughout his life. Psychologists analyze Randy from afar: he grew up with two women; his father did not live much and committed suicide; she may have feelings for Brooke and be jealous of her friend’s attorney discussing legal precedent; Scholars discuss the science of somnambulism; Journalists discuss the process; The jury discussed the analysis of the evidence on the way to a guilty verdict. Do they all match?
So if Dead Asleep correctly answers the question of whether it’s possible to commit sleepwalking murder. It’s likely to be a breakthrough in medical science. That this is impossible goes without saying. But the curious thing is that Bergman does not seek ambiguity, the secret analysis of the human mind. Instead, the director collects a lot of information and speculation that is never collected consistently. He is manipulative and scrupulous, having run out of material for in-depth analysis. Which can happen when respondents are faced with more rigorous questions. Or when the Brookes are here to share their views. But it wasn’t those who made the documentary that it was incomplete and irreparable.
But the Bergman army continued:
It’s as if you are facing the agreed task of making a documentary on the subject. Beneath the conversational chapters, the film brings together heaps of screenshots from social media, close-up footage playing the player. q whimsical 3D diorama with characters dramatizing Brooke’s final moments. THE film material where people are observed doing weird things. In their life. Sleep and gloomy POV photos of what somnambulists can experience. Police footage of Brooke’s mother crying is very exploitative of wanting not to be in the film, and it’s a genuine copy. Asleep psychologist discusses the “reptile instinct” of all humans that can manifest during somnambulism; Take a terrifying shot of a large-toothed snake hitting an unseen target, as well as a metaphor for this film.
There are a lot of issues and pending thoughts here: Experts surveyed provide little clarity on the science of sleepwalking. Troubled lawyer comments; Remember, they share an argument, not necessarily the truth. There’s a quick twist to the toxic masculinity that may or may not apply to Randy’s chair psychoanalysis. Journalists tell us how they googled for another somnambulistic murder case in preparation for a murder trial. Randy’s mother implies that an expensive criminal attorney managed to free Randy, but they had no money. And the claim that the murder weapon here, a money knife. It is usually found on a bedside table in Florida screams. OK cool! Go ahead, don’t ask why or try to drill a hole in this fragile statement. Dead Asleep is a frankly irresponsible piece of quasi-journalism that comes to only one unequivocal conclusion. The reaction to a crime document that is justified. Sleeping dead is an actual low-level crime.