Supposed crazy sleep walker at UMass gets acquitted of all charges.
He was a drunk college student prowling for sex, prosecutors said, an unwelcome visitor who slipped into 10 dorm rooms in the quiet hours after the parties ended, rousing women and grabbing odd souvenirs: a bottle of vitamins, a bikini bottom, a pair of scissors.
One woman said he began cutting off her shirt; another awoke, she said, as he was trying to yank off her underwear.
Adam Kieczykowski, now 19, doesn't deny that his body may have moved along the circuitous route through 13 floors, hopping in and out of a dormitory elevator at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. But Kieczykowski said in court he cannot remember anything other than falling asleep early Sunday morning during Spring Fling weekend in May 2001.
His body may have done what his mind cannot fathom, he said, because he was sleepwalking
He was a drunk college student prowling for sex, prosecutors said, an unwelcome visitor who slipped into 10 dorm rooms in the quiet hours after the parties ended, rousing women and grabbing odd souvenirs: a bottle of vitamins, a bikini bottom, a pair of scissors.
One woman said he began cutting off her shirt; another awoke, she said, as he was trying to yank off her underwear.
Adam Kieczykowski, now 19, doesn't deny that his body may have moved along the circuitous route through 13 floors, hopping in and out of a dormitory elevator at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. But Kieczykowski said in court he cannot remember anything other than falling asleep early Sunday morning during Spring Fling weekend in May 2001.
His body may have done what his mind cannot fathom, he said, because he was sleepwalking
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