Ramya Nagesh

Its warning label does include a long list of potential side effects, kind of in fine print, as they always are on these medications.

Under the extremely rare category, the drug now does warn that it can lead to strange behavior and abnormal thinking.

And it specifically warns that you might get out of bed while not being fully awake and do an activity you don't know you're doing.

The next morning, you may not remember you did anything during the night.

I'm Phoebe Judge.

He arrived there, he went to sleep, and the next day he went to introduce himself to the local police force.

And they said, you know, hold the phone.

Actually, a far more serious offense has been committed overnight.

Somebody has been murdered.

There were some footprints found around the beach where this person had been killed and they took plaster casts of the footprints and he looked at the footprints and said, oh, these look really familiar.

And by all reports, he spent the whole afternoon kind of staring at these footprints, refusing to interview witnesses and looking more and more troubled.

And then he announced he knew who had killed this man and retired to his room.

And the next day, the sort of chief of police says, you know, we've recovered the bullet that killed the man.

And he says, great, that will be the final bit of evidence I need.

So he took the bullet, opens his own revolver, sees that one bullet is missing and compared them and said, yes, this is the bullet that fits into the revolver.

And he said, I've solved the case.

I am the person who killed this man.

And he said that he had killed this man, but he had done it whilst asleep.

Actually, I think that's one of the reasons I got so interested in it.

When I was a child, I used to sleepwalk.