Sleepwalk

http://www.hatshoe.org/Sleepwalk.html

Contents:
"Isn't it weird that you move during your sleep?

You move, you are controlled, without without really choosing it.

I just woke up on my right side, when I remember

falling asleep on my left. Another time, I woke

up and my shoes were at the foot of my bed.

Weird that there's another part of us that doesn't

need permission to act, that waits until we're

asleep to get busy. We never remember any of

this when we wake up.

My uncle used to make sandwiches in his sleep.

He'd know because he'd wake up beside a plate

toppeed with jam-smeared slices of bread. A knife

would be found somewhere between the kitchen and

his bedroom; the jar of jam would be left out on

the kitchen counter. He'd even have jam smudges

all over his mouth from trying to eat sandwiches

in his sleep. He used to get really annoyed because

he'd have to clean up the mess he made and

he didn't remember making any of it.

One time my uncle woke up with the tell-tale signs of being

active in the night. The smear around his mouth, the plateful

of bread beside his bed, the knife just outside the door.

curb his night-time behaviour. Instead, he found his wife, my

aunt, on the phone with her neighbor, Sandra Jennings.

She had just called the police and was in hysterics.

Coming home from a business trip that morning, she had found

her husband murdered. Someone had knifed him up and

left him in the kitchen."

Clues:
HTML notes: I hate to hide code within code, but I have. Every document is a piece of the whole

Clues: As the notes imply, every document is a piece of the whole project.

One of three pages with capitalized file names i.e. Sleepwalk.html and Sleepwalk.jpg.

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