Can a person be programmed to kill against their will? This question haunted courtrooms from Kentucky to Copenhagen in two of history's most bizarre legal cases. In 1923, Lillian Walters faced the gallows for smuggling guns into a maximum-security prison, resulting in a bloody siege that left six dead. Her defense? Her husband, a self-proclaimed hypnotist, had "stolen her eyes" and forced her to do his bidding. Decades later in Denmark, Palle Hardrup walked into a bank and opened fire, later cla

5.1K views · 92 reactions | An attack survivor and potential witness to an unsolved homicide undergoes hypnosis for Sarasota detectives to help gain more details of the brutal crime. | A&E | Facebook