The gall of that kid to speak to the victim's mother like that showcases some concerning issues underneath.

@mistrjt9213

3 ай бұрын

Kids are getting dumber by the generation. Most have horrible grammar, suck at math, and have no respect for their "elders".

@terry85mar

13 күн бұрын

Nah bruhh it doesn't.

I don’t think they ever planned to run away together. I think he probably planned to kill her.

@ember1794

3 ай бұрын

I agree.

@The_Prince_Of_Crows

3 ай бұрын

I think that was how he told her things were going to go in order to have an alibi for her disappearance. It put the police and prosecution in a bind because it cast doubt. I also wonder if she was pregnant and that's why she was sick. I suspect he thought he could claim she ran away and that would allow him to neatly clean up the problem and pretend to know nothing about it. She was probably thinking they would finally be together but it was all a ruse to kill her and make her disappear. Sad but this happens a lot.

@The_Prince_Of_Crows

3 ай бұрын

@@AnaLucia-wy2ii Yes but the body wasn't found for three years and it could have been in the first few weeks of pregnancy. She obviously wasn't showing, or showing signs like Heather Elvis was, so it would likely have been earlier of this theory is correct. There has to have been a trigger for these events and I suspect that this might have been it. Or maybe she told him she thought she was. Either way it is often the case in these situations. See the case about the teenage girl from the UK that was murdered by her older boyfriend like this. She told him she was pregnant and he recognized he was about to get in trouble so he killed her. It turned out she was making it up or wrong about the pregnancy. Her body was found almost immediately though. This case took three whole years to locate the remains and anything that was left would have been skeletal remains. It takes a while for a fetus to reach the stage where it would leave that kind of traces.

@terry85mar

13 күн бұрын

He's innocent bruhh.

How sad. It sounds like her mom had good instincts about him, but he ultimately won the power struggle. 😢

That there is one guy who should never rock long hair. Absolutely criminal.

@luciel4502

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂 agree !

I wasn’t close to Megan for a few years when this happened, but she was a bright ray of sunshine in the world. We all miss her.

Why must it end in murder? Whatever happened to breaking up?

@Lucy-ym8ch

3 ай бұрын

He's evil. He wanted to hurt her family.

@Dale-jd4nj

3 ай бұрын

​@@Lucy-ym8ch- I agree 👍

@Aaron-kj8dv

3 ай бұрын

I get the feeling this kid's story would always end in murder. Even if it was with a different girl.

@kimsherlock8969

Ай бұрын

Be careful who you open your door to These phycophaths love to plan and manage to find the opportunities Where you are realising what hides behind the mask of a personable magnetic phycophath

He wanted to hurt her mother in the worst way possible. He got off on it. The same way he got off on manipulating and controlling people, specifically younger girls. A complete psychopath.

@Aaron-kj8dv

3 ай бұрын

Even Dr Grande reading how he confronted the mother in a even keeled tone I got psychopath vibes from him. So much so that I immediately thought if I was her father I'd have to take care of this kid (not physically harm him, but find a way to ruin his life). Like I'd probably plant drugs on his car and call in an "anonymous" tip. Even in his mug shot he has those shark eyes where they're just dead.

@Lucy-ym8ch

3 ай бұрын

Exactly this. Evil.

@markmike7933

3 ай бұрын

oh ####, I didn't even think of that. He did it to hurt the mother!! Why can't I think of these things? :) Seriously, some are like detectives on here and i'm always clueless :) Oh well

@DottieMinerva

3 ай бұрын

@@markmike7933 to be fair I watched a dateline on this story and it went deeper into the events prior to the murder. He spent so much time trying to poison the relationship between Megan and her mom so that he could have full control over Megan.

@sarahalderman3126

3 ай бұрын

Yes, this thought process is common amongst men, unfortunately.

I'm glad he didn't get away with murder.

@brianhumphrey6791

6 күн бұрын

His dad should have went to prison as well cause u know he had a hand in this terrible crime!

It's one thing to lose your child but to not even know WHAT HAPPENED is just so heartbreaking. I bet if his dad had not been a police officer, the boyfriend would have been arrested a lot sooner! This is just so tragic. I pray for her mother's sleep, peace and mind.

@DottieMinerva

3 ай бұрын

I watched something on this case and the way he bullied an underage girls mom, for months, was stunning.

@michaelperez9966

3 ай бұрын

A district attorney decided to hold off on pressing charges because his father is a police officer? You really think that’s how things work in the United States?

@robotmechanic3923

3 ай бұрын

@@michaelperez9966 Well the first test the cops tested from the trunk it came back as "not blood", so it really does seem like something was off.

@jkd2817

3 ай бұрын

​@@michaelperez9966 you can't be serious!!

@kuyajeff6552

3 ай бұрын

The DA couldn’t file charges because the cops really didn’t want to investigate a state trooper’s son. The perp could have been arrested for screwing an underage girl, but the blue line extended to him as well. It wasn’t until the FBI took over that the local cops couldn’t drag their feet and cover it up. The first blood sample that had the false positive outcome was tested by the Illinois State Police crime lab, the same Illinois State Police that the perp’s dad worked for.

I've said it before and I'll say it again--if it waddles like a duck, quacks like a duck, and swims like a duck, it's definitely a man who killed his love interest.

@Foundry_made

3 ай бұрын

Or, as is increasingly common, a woman who did.

@LlamaOccident

3 ай бұрын

Unless both of them go missing at the same time which looks like one probably murdered the other and fled. I can't remember which true crime story it was, but that one was one of the most memorable "plot twists". After a couple was reported missing, the police found a woman dead in a forest next to an abandoned camp site and her husband was nowhere to be found. The police assumed it was the husband because they couldn't find any sign of him and I think they had reported sighting of him in far away places or something. After years of this someone finally found his remains a few miles or something from the campsite deeper in the woods. I can't remember how but it was obvious he had been murdered and they just hadn't found the body for years and years. I think he was shot with the same gun in the back or he was tied up or something and the gun wasn't there so it became obvious some serial killer had been operating. I think they linked it to another murder that happened after the couple were killed.

@AmandaLeigh1004

3 ай бұрын

@@LlamaOccidentmy first thought was Jay Cook and Tanya Van Cuylenborg, but I think in that case their bodies were found pretty close together (time-wise anyway). If you remember who they were I'd be interested in looking them up.

@AmandaLeigh1004

3 ай бұрын

@@LlamaOccidenton second thought, I'm wondering if that would be the case of Mike Riemer & Diana Robertson. They were part of a series of killings called "The Tube Sock Murders."

@terry85mar

13 күн бұрын

Nah bruhh he's innocent.

Kendra dodged a bullet!

Imagine - a reality show in which Dr Grande goes to buy cacti for his set

@singmysong1167

3 ай бұрын

I know, lol. I have fabric with cactus printed on it. Every time I watch an episode, I keep imagining sewing up something in the shape of a cactus and sending it to him.

@rachelzimmerman2773

Ай бұрын

You should make him a cactus costume!

@AdamFriedberg

Ай бұрын

@@rachelzimmerman2773 matching ones for him and Mrs Dr Grande, couple look is important

When I was in the Marines we had a guy UA (unauthorized absence, same as AWOL) and when they called him he was like "I'm so far north you'll never find me". The guys sent to go pick him up and arrest him were telling me this story and we all were laughing and I was like "where is he originally from?" and they said Florida so I said you're going there to look for him right? and of course they did and that's exactly where they found him lol

@olilumgbalu5653

3 ай бұрын

If someone no longer doesn't want to be in the military, why does the military force them to stay? Sounds like a cult and should not be legal.

A hundred and fifty text messages a day wow

Right. So she killed herself and then after she died, dug a hole and put herself in it, then covered herself up. Okey dokey then.

@itsjuliam

3 ай бұрын

A political figure in my country went missing. He was found 2 days later. His body was partially burnt (on a patch of grass about 50 meters from where it had been set alight), gunshot wound to the head and a broken femur. Pathologist report: he unalived himself. He shot himself in the head, broke his femur, set himself ablaze then walked 50 meters on a broken femur and died.

@elaineleek5858

3 ай бұрын

Apparently, injured and dead people are more talented than we ever knew.

@mightymouse1005

2 ай бұрын

What an overachiever she was Sincere condolences to her family and friends. She was a beautiful girl and didn't deserve that

It's always appaling to see 2 people fight over someone who I wouldn't even wanna be near.

@luciel4502

3 ай бұрын

Was thinking the same. He must of been a bad boy. Some girls like that

To me it sounds like he lured her into thinking they’d run away together, hence the note/money. Then he killed her either at her home or “on the way” to leaving.

It is so sad that Megan felt a need to be with such a terrible guy.

I’m only 2:30 minutes in and I ain’t judging nobody. When my baby girl was 12 she took a shine to a 16 year old boy. I had a chat with his father and explained that if his boy was ever at my house, he could find him in a mineshaft. Unexpectedly, his son found a new love interest. 😂😂😂

@beachgirl2.193

3 ай бұрын

I’d have gone to the cops

@sharonhoyt2133

3 ай бұрын

Glad it worked. Too many put the responsibility on the younger girl when it is the older boy who should be backing off.

@sharonhoyt2133

3 ай бұрын

@@beachgirl2.193Wonder how often that works since these days cops don't want to get involved in affairs that have no crime (yet) and feel it is the parents responsibility.

@mattiemathis9549

3 ай бұрын

@@beachgirl2.193 It’s not their job, I’m the parent, it’s my job. Supreme Court ruled that the job of law enforcement is not to protect you from crime, but arrest the bad guys after they commit the crime. My job. And any parent who thinks protecting their child is someone else’s job, ain’t a parent.

@Dale-jd4nj

3 ай бұрын

​@@mattiemathis9549👍

I don't think there's any amount of money someone could pay me to relive my teenage years. Being a teen is so hard. Thankfully, when my daughter was a preteen, I came across a book called "Yes, your teen is crazy." It was life changing. I buy it as a gift for my friends who have teenage kids.

@jkjives1786

3 ай бұрын

Great book!

@Dale-jd4nj

3 ай бұрын

Who wrote this book?? ( If I may be so bold to ask) (??))🙂

@Sarahopal

3 ай бұрын

@@Dale-jd4nj Yes, Your Teen is Crazy! Loving Your Kid Without Losing Your Mind Michael J Bradley 🙂 seriously, it is amazing

@Dale-jd4nj

3 ай бұрын

@@Sarahopal 😀Thank You ! 😊👍

@Sarahopal

3 ай бұрын

@Dale-jd4nj You're welcome ❤️ he explains the teenage brain and why they do the things they do so beautifully. It was very eye-opening and validating, lol. It gave me a lot more patience with my daughter

I want to say that I see conversations about whether or not the internet is bad for people. I think Dr. Grande's contribution offers a snapshot of not only what is good about the internet but good for people. This work is such a positive influence for me and I look forward to it. Thank you Dr. Grande for your work. As for the subject matter of this video, I hope and pray for all who experienced this.

Judging from his pics can see why jury didn't like him. Agree with your great points on this sad case. Thanks Dr G😊🧡🧡

I wish Meghan had a father that stepped up to have a chat with Brody. My daughter had a date once by a user. I spoke with his father and even his sister sided with my daughter. Although he thought he was a womanizer he later came out of the fruit bin. It was a Sadie Hawkins dance and he had to pay for his shirt and 1/2 of the date. It hurt and embarrassed my daughter. That was 20 years ago. She has such a good husband and 3 red headed daughters ❤️. I only wish Meghan could’ve had a chance to grow up and see what life held for her.

Thanks for the upload, Dr. Grande! Your true fans love your humour and sarcasm. February 28 is Car Keys and Small Change Day, National Chocolate Souffle Day, National Tooth Fairy Day, Public Sleeping Day, Saxon Cake Day, Floral Design Day, Rare Disease Day (last day of February normally), and National Science Day.

@KaarinaKimdaly

3 ай бұрын

Flamsterette, what is Saxon cake?

@CastledarkDweller27

3 ай бұрын

And what is flamsterette?@@KaarinaKimdaly

@Dale-jd4nj

3 ай бұрын

😊Why is there a public sleeping day? Did the public demand this? Who votes on these decisions? 🤔😀

@amoonbeams

3 ай бұрын

Happy leap day February 29

@Flamsterette

3 ай бұрын

@@amoonbeams It wasn't February 29 when he uploaded this.

The final statement on teenagers is applicable to modern society as a whole now too.

@kathyflorcruz552

2 ай бұрын

I think it's always been the case but restrictions are way down among girls & they cannot see where that leads them in far too many cases.

I love that he thought he got away with it, and then got got not too far after.

Okay, I was wondering if she was strangled, how did all of the blood get in the back of his trunk?

@naturalroyalflush

3 ай бұрын

I thought the same.

(14:47) There are many adults who still operate in this way. Feelings & emotionally driven. Everything centered around their emotions/feelings. To the point that they are incapable of logic and reason. Some of them refer to it as, "my truth." There is no such thing as "my truth" or "your truth." There is the truth, and people can have opinions and feelings about the truth. Some people might feel offended by this, even go bonkers.

@Aaron-kj8dv

3 ай бұрын

And ironically it seems to get worse as they get older

@Hatbox948

3 ай бұрын

They're called narcissists.

@l.l.storrie3851

3 ай бұрын

I absolutely abhor people who use that phrase “my truth”. I know exactly what kind of person I’m dealing with if they utter that phrase. I nope right out so I don’t have to hear their “truth “.😂

@Winter-Lake

3 ай бұрын

@l.l.storrie3851 I "NOPE out," too 😄 There are a few other phrases, terms that are similarly used that shuts it off for me. I can't take that person or what they are saying seriously. I'm not going to participate in that silliness.

@tinawindham6958

3 ай бұрын

My 83 yo narcissistic mother(she has all 12 characteristics) said that it was her truth when I confronted her about an outlandish lie she told on me. It made me so angry that no one called to ask me about it. She has been dividing our family for at least 50 yrs and I’m 62. Her sister has very much the same personality, they seem to be stuck in third grade. “If u like them, I can’t talk to u but I will spread lies about u” next week it’s musical chairs if u don’t agree with them…u R IT”. I hated my dad for not putting a stop to it but he finally escaped after dying of stomach cancer when he was 52. He smoked so much and I understood why.

Young teenage girls just don't think sometimes and are too trusting! So grateful that mine came out of that age unscathed! That could be anyone's daughter! Super interesting case, Dr. Grande! You always knock it out of the park!

How heartbreaking ! RIP Megan 😢

Dr Grande can you please look at the case in Sydney where two young men were brutally murdered this week by a stalker- who happens to be a cop? It's really big in the news. Victims are Jesse Baird and his partner. So senseless and tragic!

@nhmooytis7058

3 ай бұрын

My friend just moved to Sydney! I lived there 2018-22, loved it.

Why was there blood in the trunk when this was a strangulation murder?

@MF-ty2zn

3 ай бұрын

After a person dies, fluids leak out of orifices.

@AMYBIERHAUS

3 ай бұрын

@@MF-ty2zn Thank you!

@pragmatica_onpoint

3 ай бұрын

And why was it under the trunk liner, but not on top, or detectable anywhere else? How was the DNA still salvageable after all that time? And why did law enforcement miss it the first time, but conveniently find it after kick-starting the case again?

@meFatuations

3 ай бұрын

We have no idea how she was killed. She was found years after her death out in an open field. To rule it as a strangulation is rediculous.

@pragmatica_onpoint

3 ай бұрын

If her hyoid bone was damaged by a crush injury, that can be determined by even skeletal remains. @@meFatuations

As a single dad for two teenage girls, I encourage young people to embrace true mutual love and follow their dreams. Don't be a Brody.

He withdrew that money, no question.

@olilumgbalu5653

3 ай бұрын

Why didn't the ATM surveillance cameras catch him?

Thank you for covering these cases, Dr.Grande! Your perspective is greatly appreciated.

When you see the double “only speculating…” side look from the Doc, you know shits about to get serious

@birdlover7776

3 ай бұрын

😂 yes

Mr. Spock would be proud of you consistent logical analysis.

@Dale-jd4nj

3 ай бұрын

Affirmative. Your logic is sound. 🖖🤨

Question: if the autopsy suggested she died of strangulation, where would the blood in the trunk have come from?

Forensic scientists can easily tell the difference between menstrual blood and regular blood from a blood vessel. I wonder if they presented that kind of evidence to the court in order to refute what he said about the t-shirt? 🤗🇲🇽🌵

@evelynwaugh4053

3 ай бұрын

In an investigation, initially the investigative agency, and later when the case gets to the prosecution, strategic decisions are made. There would be no point in testing the blood to disprove defendant's claim, because it doesn't matter. Menstrual blood on a shirt wouldn't get under a liner, because there's not enough of it. It's irrelevant and doesn't present a reasonable explanation that would need to be disproved. If it was tested, it could seem to a jury that the prosecution thought there was a possibility/reasonable doubt that this occurred and work against them.

@MexicoDigDoctor

3 ай бұрын

@Gilbert Pinfold, thanks for that great “aclaración” (I’m really sorry, I don’t know how to say that in English). I don’t know how much blood they actually found, but it is certainly true that it would not be under the mat.

Hi Dr Grande from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 🇨🇦. I am a big fan

@stupid0account0name

3 ай бұрын

Hello from London. Bed time KZread x

@amandawilkinsontarot7096

3 ай бұрын

@@stupid0account0name 👋

Yess king go off

@astonic343

3 ай бұрын

😂

@kitty_765

3 ай бұрын

Daddy Grande serves once more 🙏🏼

@Flamsterette

3 ай бұрын

Ugh, why did KZread delete my comment about the holidays being up?

@birdworldist

3 ай бұрын

@@Flamsterette KZread has been deleting comments like that lately for me as well!

@hannahmitchell87

3 ай бұрын

Me too! Some so mundane they couldn't possibly flag any 'trigger' words. I'll be notified of a reply but my comment's gone. I should just stop posting really @@birdworldist

Hi Dr. Grande! I would love to know your thoughts about the Owasso high schoolers death. Well, not necessarily their death. But more so why you think the media has ran with this story? I live there and my husband works for the city. The autopsy is complete and it was an overdose on ‘F’. However, the media seems to be painting it as almost a hate crime of their fight in the bathroom that caused the death. OPD and the coroner have both said there was no trauma and the death is unrelated to the fight but for some reason, that’s not being reported very often. This is the first time I’ve been close to one of these huge media stories and I’m… perplexed by the media. Not sure if this is something you’d talk about or not! I’m just curious! Thanks 😊

@Aaron-kj8dv

3 ай бұрын

Oh yeah, I've been seeing posts about and the first one I saw was "teenagers death from overdose, not violence" or something like that and then everything I saw after that was like "this was a hate crime!" lol I think that's called wishcasting, when you report the news as you wish it was, not as reality is.

@jenelizabeth7822

3 ай бұрын

@@Aaron-kj8dv yeah, the family originally put on Facebook that it was an overdose.. but when the story started getting some traction, those comments were deleted. Screenshots are making their rounds here because people think it’s suspicious they were deleted. The family lawyered up and said they were waiting for the full autopsy and toxicology reports first but touched on the bullying and the fight that occurred. Watching this story being twisted has been bizarre to watch

@Polyphemus47

3 ай бұрын

@@Aaron-kj8dv I like that - "wishcasting". SO much of 'journalism' is just that.

@dawnpence3248

3 ай бұрын

I'm looking at it as a suicide caused by bullying. The school was awful, and police didn't help either. I'll guess 58 million

@jenelizabeth7822

3 ай бұрын

@@dawnpence3248 but you’re 100% speculating how you want the situation to be and that’s the problem. You can’t put a story to an overdose and make it a fact. They had a history of substance use and is the only one that would be able to tell us why they were using. The part that almost completely disproves your theory.. is her toxicology report and what they overdosed on. They had other drugs in their system, but nothing anywhere close to a lethal amount other than fent. (We know it takes a small amount of it to OD on) Which points to this being an accidental overdose. Most likely, they got ahold of something that was laced with it and didn’t know. It’s tragic either way, but if someone is to be blamed, it needs to be who they got it from.. which is currently being worked on.

Terribly sad. Her poor mom knew the deal. We think our parents don't know anything at that age.

Dear Dr Grande, a brilliant analysis and a great choice of subject matter. Very tragic that Megan was murdered and that the killer will now spend almost all if not all of his life incarcerated. I think this is correct as i consider he would would be a danger to society. Kind regards.

The introduction is so informative that I had to rewind 19 times to understand the case information. I'm a little slow

@thatswhatsgood24

4 күн бұрын

No sometimes I feel like he glosses over a lot of events and it makes it hard to follow the narrative. I was watching one video a couple days ago and in the same breath he said a couple was doing better than ever and then that they were in a bitter custody dispute. In reality those events were probably weeks if not months apart

the first 6 minutes of this video sound exactly like an episode recap from a cheesy soap opera

@nhmooytis7058

3 ай бұрын

Dunno about you but a lot of my life’s been like a cheesy soap opera 😅

Thank you for talking about this case Dr Grande. The few things I’ve heard it’s very sad.

Agree with you Dr. Grande. Young naive girl meets some young (I do no wrong and probably narcissistic) guy and it doesn't end well.

Would love to hear your thoughts on Aaron Bushnell Doctor...

Wait, wait, if he strangled her, where did the blood in the trunk come from?

@cubemerula5264

3 ай бұрын

@@AnaLucia-wy2ii Yes, you watch too many crime TV series, that's for sure. And you're not being very bright while you do it. My advice; stop pasting your answer, save some selfrespect. And no, Petito is not a good example.

Call me Bugs Bunny, because evey day I'm asking "What's up Doc"?

Many teenagers today have the mistaken belief that they are adults. They are led to believe this many times by school counselors, teachers and administrators who focus on the teens' "rights" rather than their obligations and many times are competing with parents for the teens' attention and loyalty. The young people become convinced that the center of their lives rests in their social group located in the school. When they are convinced that their parents are depriving them of something to which they are entitled they feel justified in taking drastic action to secure their perceived "rights".

@kimgysen10

3 ай бұрын

The question is, did anything really change? I’m 40 but the same could be said when I was teenager. All generations think the new one is worse than the previous was. At the same time, it is said that there is nothing new under the sun.

@childrenpraisegod1230

3 ай бұрын

Teenagers lack frontal cortex brain that helps to understand risks and consequences of their actions. So adults in charge guide them to make informed choices they reject.

Oh the tragic "Sturm und Drang" of young love.

I’m so glad that they finally figured it out and that he is in prison for a long, long time. Love you Dr. Grande! I’m always so disappointed if I can’t find your newest presentation. I think it is because I was able to watch old episodes in the beginning so there were at least 2-3 a day for me. Please have a wonderful week and know that your followers really appreciate all that you do. ❤🎉❤🎉❤

Are those cactus candles, or what?

@rosalindalay4499

3 ай бұрын

Aren't they cute?

Dr Grande, have you covered Bowen Turner? He’s an entitled SC man who was accused of multiple sexual assaults. His family is well connected and his attorney is a state senator (aka lawyer legislator) who ultimately decides on whether the judge should keep their job. The whole story is sad. His first known victim took her life because she was bullied so badly by everyone from the press, her professors, fellow students and she decided to end her life. When he was out on probation he assaulted another girl and she pressed charges. He then assaulted another girl. He got a sweat heart of a deal and is already back out roaming the streets. I’d really be interested in your thoughts on Bowen Turner. His attorney is good friends with Alex Murdaugh.

@azrealabyss6129

3 ай бұрын

That's crazy while I was reading your comment the first thing I thought about was how the power dynamic is similar to the Murdaugh dynasty. Men like Bowen don't stop preying on the innocent until someone stops him with a bullet. Here's to hopeful thinking!

Oh shit! This is from my home town.

How about "The Case of Guy Heinze Jr"?

Only one small loose thread: if Megan was strangled, how did the blood end up in the trunk of the car? Regardless, thanks, as always, Dr. Grande, for another interesting video.

Thank You Dr. Grande

Dr. Grande, Please do a video about the Paul Ferguson sentence. 30-100 years is way more than 5 which you thought might be appropriate before you had the opportunity to hear parts of those psychological reports Judge Kacel read at Paul's sentencing hearing.

Another fantastic video from the great Dr Grande!

Always interesting Thank you ❤

Well said at the end there, Dr.

your videos are always interesting! thanks for the channel Doc

Big fan here ❤❤ I would love to see a video about Robert E. Howard. Better known as the creator of Conan the Barbarian!!!

@Polyphemus47

3 ай бұрын

??? Google time for me.

Awesome content as always. Love you Dear Dr Grande ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you Dr grande. Always on pointm

Very sad. I hadn't heard about this young girl. Thank you for posting as always. 💔💔💔

Hi Dr Grande, excellent analysis. As always I learn something new from your videos.

I'm surprised I had never heard of this case, great analysis Doc!

So weird I know but I really enjoy your videos. Your voice is very soothing 😌 😅

Always interesting Thank you❤

Whyyyy? Like, why on earth would he need to murder her??? Bc his gf was jealous? Bc he wanted to see what its like to murder? Bc she was outgrowing him? It just makes zero sense

@ember1794

3 ай бұрын

probably would be enough for him - she also might have thought she was pregnant (or been too clingy/pressuring otherwise) The way he reacted to her mother alone was not normal! Who knows what made this possessive and manipulative psycho do this, it seems pretty clear, though, that he did it

I always get a chuckle when you say that the jury deliberation was short, but then give a time measured in hours. However, that is probably just me, as I remember an episode of the documentary series "Great Crimes and Trials of the Twentieth Century" that examined John Haigh, the acid bath murderer. The jury at John Haigh's trial returned a verdict of guilty after only deliberating for twelve minutes. I also remember reading about Albert Guay, who had his mistress place a bomb on an aircraft that his wife would be flying on, because getting a divorce at the time, in Quebec, required the passage of a private members' bill in the Quebec National Legislature. The jury at Albert Guay's trial deliberated for a mere four minutes, before returning a verdict of guilty.

DR. MF GRANDE! Love the show,big fan. ❤

I recently bought your book, Harm Reduction. I thoroughly enjoyed the it. Couldn't wait to pick it back up after work. Just want to say, great job!

Thanks Dr grande ! I think he’s guilty n she was young n immature. I wonder if she was pregnant? Sad situation thanks for sharing

Brody was a dimwit

Dr Grande, can you please cover the case of Brandi Worley. I would love to hear your analysis.

Thank you king for going off!!

Aaron Bushnell. Do Aaron Bushnell.

Doesn’t even make sense for it to be period blood

What is a parent to do with a situation like this. Luckily my four children have found excellent kind partners.

What if Dr. Schucman's A Course in Miracles is right? Q.V..

Dear Dr. Grande - Thank you for giving me a true belly laugh! "When teenagers are in love, they lose the small quantity of rational thinking skills they possess" I nearly lost it when I heard you say this 🤣🤣🤣

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Hello Dr. Grand🌟e. It’s been awhile.💫

Thanks!

That guy is going to have a bad time in there

@brianhumphrey6791

6 күн бұрын

Yep

Yes!!! You're the best❤

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@Dr. Todd Grande, Can you analyze the case of Ivan Cantú?

This would make a good Generation Why episode. While I think the dude did it, I'm surprised they considered having enough evidence, seems they had nothing outside the car. "I get the sense they didn't like Brody" right!? Dude must have come off as incredibly guilty in his manner or demeanor

@L30B055

13 сағат бұрын

He never got his story straight. Pretty sure he was guilty. But yeah I'm also surprised there was enough to convict him. Society a safer place without him free anyway.

It give me the vibes that he manipulate her to think that they were going to run away, but in reality he was just planning to murder her

@nhmooytis7058

3 ай бұрын

Or maybe they were but she balked so he killed her.

Funny, there was no mention of the fact that his FATHER was a state trooper and essentially pushing for his son's innocence. Probably how the first blood teste came up negative. Not to mention his stepmother died in mysterious circumstances years prior. The whole family is currupt. His father's name is Jayson Murbarger. You can find his name on the roster for fairafeild's state troopers and the article where his wife "drowned".

Parents aren't always right, but I believe you have to respect their experience and intuition. Mom instinctively knew something was off with this kid. Yet, her daughter could not understand or respect her wishes and she paid the price for it. At least she got closure for the death of her baby girl. As someone in the comments mentioned, to never find out what happened to your child must be the ultimate punishment anyone can suffer. A lifetime of guilt and regret, never knowing, never understanding, always wondering. May she rest in peace.

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I think he intended to murder her and encouraged her in a running away fantasy. But i don't think she was ever intending to run away, so he killed her and staged it by breaking into her room. He used her ATM card. There's no reason why menstrual blood would have squirted under the trunk liner in quantities large enough to be detectable so long after. A girl her age having such a heavy period wiuld likely have diagnosed gynae issues but sex would not be pleasant or comfortable and nobody would willingly engage in very messy, unpleasant and unromantic sex in a car, knowing they'd have to get out likely both covered in it, unless that's their kink. I can't see how it would be romantic or enjoyable. I don't believe it for a moment.

Patty, you're the mayonnaise for me! 😂