It is so disturbing that a young man of such admirable character was ended by a parasite with no character.

@shawnaweesner3759

7 ай бұрын

Well, we have a parasite with no character running our country. Biden and his ghouls!

@katiekarakondis3348

7 ай бұрын

5052Exactly my thoughts.

@gessrinky9129

7 ай бұрын

The devil doesn’t have horns, it looks like you and I…walks among us constantly.

@cvp2000

5 ай бұрын

So true. Thank God we have true crime to remind us all that these parasites are out there living among us, and will do harm.

Dylan was in the middle of nowhere and was murdered by the only other person out there. Poor kid was a farmer and not bothering or hurting anyone. I feel bad for his family and the tragic loss they suffered.

Poor Dylan, just wanted to be a farmer and make a go at his passion 😞

@batubop651

7 ай бұрын

Incredibly admirable and driven young man indeed. Such a tragic loss. Made only worse by the inexcusable lack of integrity and action by the police, making his family burden the fight instead, to be so strong in the midst of their grief for answers and justice. My heart goes out to them.

@adotintheshark4848

4 ай бұрын

Did they establish a motive for the murder?

I followed this case the whole time, and the number of people pointing the finger at Dylan's poor MOTHER totally blew my mind. That woman put in so much work to try and find her son

@amandawhite9362

7 ай бұрын

Yes I agree,it’s very odd they are wonderful parents

@deborahblackvideoediting8697

7 ай бұрын

I hadn't heard of this case before. Who was pointing the finger at Dylan's mother? Such a terrible thing for them to do!

@eden_aumakua

7 ай бұрын

@GetaKwe It was insane! People project their own issues onto others IMHO.

@DottieMinerva

7 ай бұрын

I started a missing persons non-profit and this happens in so many cases. It’s really disheartening.

@gemini6166

7 ай бұрын

One thing thst is so sad though is that she had abandoned her son when he was a child and only in recent years was involved in his life. ​@@amandawhite9362

i lived in Elko while this was a fresh case and spent a few weekends driving around to tiny desert ghost towns and searching for him....bc my son is his age and just as admirable... this really hit home, my heart still goes out to his family and i pray they get justice.

@mistymeaner1753

4 ай бұрын

I worked at the whorehouse in Wells, but I did take the back way to Ogden one time, stopped at a bar in a tiny little town called Monte-something, and I heard about it from the locals there. Terrible story! I can't believe his body hasn't been found yet. Elko was a fun town... I kinda miss Nevada.

@danyellesibert6724

4 ай бұрын

As of today James Brennen told police where the remains are. So sad. I hope the family gets justice. Thanks for your efforts.

@snowmiaow

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for doing that.

Thank you Dr. Grande 🙏 This is a really sad story. This young man was just starting out with doing what he loved. Awful that he wasn't safe from the evil people of the world. Rest in Peace dear Dylan

@byhislove

7 ай бұрын

Yes, it breaks my heart.

@johnryan2193

6 ай бұрын

What motive could Brennan have?

Dylan seems like a wonderful young man and a hard worker. I am heartbroken for his family that they don't have answers or justice.

I believe your theory. The fact that you carefully weigh evidence and explore different theories gives you credibility. You don’t get fixated on a particular narrative and your viewers appreciate it. Hopefully this young man will get justice and his family will find peace of mind

@deeanthony7713

7 ай бұрын

@@robert5697 Your name is VERY Bot-like. LOL!

@elizabethhamm5320

7 ай бұрын

Well 59 people liked it so some people don’t think that it is.

@HeatherHolt

7 ай бұрын

@@robert5697why, bc it’s well thought out, has accurate grammar and spelling, and isn’t inflammatory? Bc that’s usually the opposite of a bot comment 😂

@Ebenezer456

7 ай бұрын

Honestly, if there's a mountain of evidence for something, it's probably true. Sad case.

@GreenTT-l1l

6 ай бұрын

@@HeatherHoltI was just gonna say, is it because it has way better grammar and punctuation than most comments?? I try and avoid poor writing of any kind myself, so I guess I am also bot-like 🤖GREETINGS FROM TEXAS IN WHICH I RESIDE AT THIS CURRENT TIME.

What attracted so much attention was law enforcement’s lack of interest in acknowledging, let alone solving the case.

@Quarce1

7 ай бұрын

Utah police are the most useless people on the planet! My mom had an attempt on her life from her psycho ex and no investigation has happened. Her truck that was in her name is still in his possession and still no justice. He walks free and has found a new potential victim. The police may as well given him a crime tool kit.

@cherjohnson5807

7 ай бұрын

The police acted like the 3 stooges😡

@jtem9313

7 ай бұрын

His mother said words to that effect. She felt that if the police had acted, and they certainly had the grounds for it, they would have at least recovered Dylan's body.

@dp.2766

7 ай бұрын

@@cherjohnson5807 I think perhaps that they weren’t Acting…🤔😳😿😿

@paulf2529

7 ай бұрын

And they framed an innocent man.

The one thing Dylan wanted is to be a farmer. He turned land from dessert into growing a crop. His crops continued to be watered automatically until the town turned it off. The water is very limited. The crop he planted right before his death, started growing. He accomplished his dream. Sadly he never knew it.

Dylan seemed like a good kid, it's sad that he had no chance to mature with time.

Dylans parents are still looking. Nate at East Idaho news has interviewed them 2 or 3 times. My heart goes out to them.

@batubop651

7 ай бұрын

When I watched interviews with Dylan’s parents, it was quickly evident where young Dylan got his strong drive, sense of right and wrong, maturity, fight, compassion and no-nonsense attitude from. A truly admirable family. Finding their son’s remains is such a horrible thing to want to wish them success for, but they most certainly deserve the right to lay their son to rest, close to them. My heart goes out to them too, have been thinking of them and following his story from Australia.

This story broke my heart. This poor kid just wanted to be a farmer. I live in Northern Arizona and can see what a challenge Dylan had a head of him.

This case is really so tragic, what a horrible loss of a perfectly nice young man who was working hard. My sympathies are with his family and I hope some day they're able to find Dylan and lay him to rest.

@Faristol7

6 ай бұрын

I feel very sorry for Dylan & his family, particularly his mother. BUT, being a mother of three now grown up children, l can't quite get my head round him being out there alone in the desert at only 19 years of age, with a really sinister character living right next to him. Not victim blaming, but l would have 'upped' security if that had been my son, - made more of an effort to keep an eye on him & make sure he was safe. I have consistently done this with my own children, and know that my actions at least kept my elder daughter from harm in one instance.

@dante6985

4 ай бұрын

@@Faristol7 Same. A 59 year old near ANY 19 year old is a little weird. And that 59 year-old had a criminal record to boot. No, Dylan didn't deserve it AT ALL but there are some common sense measures to make this kind of thing preventable.

@Taricus

4 ай бұрын

They have found his body just recently (like 3 days ago, I think). That dude took the police to where he hid his body in exchange for a plea deal.

Crazy how the murderer videotaped himself cleaning the murder weapon with the victim's phone. Talk about karma.

@eadweard.

7 ай бұрын

I don't think that's really what karma means.

@GaigeChan

7 ай бұрын

If people still don't think that Brenner did it. Lol

@Lisanoencasa

7 ай бұрын

@@eadweard.Per Google- ‘noun (in Hinduism and Buddhism) the sum of a person's actions in this and previous states of existence, viewed as deciding their fate in future existences.’ BurroGirl is correct.

@eadweard.

7 ай бұрын

@@Lisanoencasa Yes, apart from the "future existences" bit.

@AnAdorableWombat1

6 ай бұрын

Karma ? How the hell is that karma? Y’all are so slow and incompetent.

This case makes me terribly depressed. Dylan sounds like a wonderful young man. If we treated attempted murder like murder, this boy would still be alive.

@eadweard.

7 ай бұрын

If we had some eggs, we could have some ham and eggs, if we had some ham

@GreenTT-l1l

6 ай бұрын

@@eadweard.you are an interesting fellow 😅😊

I came back to rewatch Dr. Grande's analysis of this case (April 9, 2024) after learning that they've recovered this young man's remains 🙏 His mother said that it was some type of a plea deal with the convicted. Rest in peace Dylan

@Cherokee913

2 ай бұрын

Oh, that's sad but good for the family. I had been checking every few weeks to see if they had found him yet. Your comment is the first I'm reading of the recovery of the remains. Thanks

I remember the story of this amazing kid! He was so mature for his age. Tragic loss. The world needs more people 'like them.

@adotintheshark4848

5 ай бұрын

He was very naive however.

@Taricus

4 ай бұрын

@@adotintheshark4848 He was 19....

@adotintheshark4848

4 ай бұрын

@@Taricus yes, unfortunately. Too young to have street smarts

There's plenty of evidence against James Brenner. And Dylan's parents had nothing good to say about the police. It's really a tragedy.

@Whynot4now

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, they family, alone destroyed all and any evidence Duh why ? Who in the hell appointed you on the jury dude. You, I, we, don't know shit yet and your convincing the fall guy is guilty,, just goes to show the ignorance of the sheep who don't even understand how blessed we are to have a Constitutional form of law that is being destroyed by dorks like you! Innocent until proven guilty. Wake up dude smell the fkin coffee, Dylan loved Folgers coffee, just the smell got him revved up,.I know because I drank many cups with Dylan as did Jim.

@adotintheshark4848

5 ай бұрын

the police brought the perpetrator to justice, at least. As far as finding Dylan, that's now a lost cause .

@jtem9313

5 ай бұрын

@@adotintheshark4848They could bring near unlimited pressure on him to reveal the location of the remains -- from the death penalty prison accommodations

@adotintheshark4848

5 ай бұрын

@@jtem9313some killers never reveal the location of their victim no matter the threat or promise.

@jtem9313

5 ай бұрын

@@adotintheshark4848 then charge him with baby rape and let the other prisoners jog his memory. The charges will never stick, but by the time they're dropped...

Thank you Dr Grande for another case I was not aware of. Very sad. He seemed like such a responsible and genuine guy. I hope Dylan is found one day and his family can have that final peace. 🙏🏻✨

It's so sad that they haven't been able to bring Dylan home yet😢 Hoping and praying family and friends find peace🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻❤️

@itsjuliam

4 ай бұрын

You've probably heard by now. If not, he was found on Tuesday.

So sad that despite Dylan finding his remote niche for his venture, he wasn't able to get the squatter removed before the outcome. What a loss for society. The good kid is dead and the criminal is still out there consuming oxygen and society's resources.

He should have never been out of jail. He's clearly unhinged and has no regard for law.

I would bet that James demanded payment from Dylan for the work that he did for him and Dylan refused, which set off James. A guy like James will 'pitch right in' without saying anything about compensation and then demand it at some point. Possibly, James threatened Dylan, which prompted Dylan to bring his gun but James disarmed him and Dylan paid the price.

@Derek032789

7 ай бұрын

He was too young to be out there by himself in my opinion.

@brookehanlon7

7 ай бұрын

@@Derek032789too young? He was 19!?

@Derek032789

7 ай бұрын

@@brookehanlon7 Don’t give me that crap. He was 19 years old with no real life experience living alone in the middle of bloody nowhere. I have no doubt he was a responsible, hard working young man but he was also naive and inexperienced with the world. That probably cost him his life.

@adriel7229

7 ай бұрын

​​@@Derek032789Absolutely. Humans are social creatures. One thing Dylan didn't factor in was his need for community. Unfortunately his only "community" out in the desert was a homicidal leech.

@Derek032789

7 ай бұрын

@@adriel7229 From what I understand, quite a few outlaws squat out there.

Hard to know who to trust these days. This James guy had a history of violence but Dylan probably had no clue the older man would kill him. Sad that a young man lost his life before he could flourish as an adult.

This is heartbreaking. Dylan was so young and already had the maturity to choose to work hard for a living. How touching that he called his grandmother. I am sure she treasures that last call. My sincerest condolences to Dylan's surviving loved ones, may he rest in peace, sweet, young man.❤🌹

"When will society gain the will to stop these lawn chair attacks...". I know this is a sad, sad story, but that really gave me a good chuckle!

@adotintheshark4848

5 ай бұрын

it was the doc's way of making fun of a piss-poor justice system that keeps letting criminals loose.

@hildahilpert5018

5 ай бұрын

My too Again law enforcement fails.

@seahawksfan7298

4 ай бұрын

I didn’t appreciate the comment at all. I thought it was highly insensitive, given the serious nature of this case.

@deborahblackvideoediting8697

4 ай бұрын

@@seahawksfan7298 - He does that in a lot of his videos.

Great Analysis Dr. Grande! I've followed this case very closely and I have always felt that Brenner was the one who made Dylan disappear. There are a lot of internet garbage spreading lies and rumors about the case and I am so glad that there is a population of people with the intelligence to see the difference. Thanks for your video.

@Whoa892

7 ай бұрын

Sooo true , there’s lots of info from sleez bags like salty pancakes. If you’re a man of culture and seek the truth you should look into Jim Terry. He actually worked on this cases first hand

@WatcherOfCrazy

7 ай бұрын

@@Whoa892 he is a con and was fired in less than 10 days on the case. Jim is NO man of truth.

@Whoa892

7 ай бұрын

@@WatcherOfCrazy I can see why mom didn’t like him doesnt make him wrong .aware he’s not liked by everyone but everyone that seems to have problems with him are nut jobs. EVERY single one are off their rocker and started out liking him till they get feelings hurt and go crying.

Rest in peace Dylan Rounds 🙏

I’m rarely this early to comments or a new video! This is actually a real treat for me!! Thank you for your work Dr, we love you!! 🖤

I had to pause to wrap my head around the term "malicious shooting." It just goes to show you where we are as a society when you qualify "shooting" with the term "malicious."

@EXROBOWIDOW

7 ай бұрын

Well, there is "accidental" shooting. And maybe even "idiotic" shooting (people playing with guns as if they were toys). I doubt these terms would apply in this case.

@eadweard.

7 ай бұрын

Sanctimonious drivel. "Shooting", when unqualified, isn't illegal.

I volunteered search and rescue for this. they had herds of folks doing the same but asked for official involvement only. shout out to Heavy D and friends. went looking with his helo. there are still good people out ...here there somewhere. God bless America.

No matter what kind of day I’m having Dr.G, Your videos entertain me, and your jokes make me smile if you ever go on a stand up tour better believe I’m going to be in the audience!

How could his parents allow a criminal to be on their son's land without having him checked out? Dylan was still just a teenager. Also, it seems the local police missed several red flags and did not act on them.

@GaigeChan

7 ай бұрын

Brenner was not on Dylans Land, he was on the land that held the grain shed.

@Throatzillaaa

7 ай бұрын

This is the first I've heard of the case, so I don't mean to come across like I don't believe you or anything rude like that. Did Dr. Grande say Dylan was 19? I suppose he did also say Dylan had been working on the farm for a number of summers, so maybe he started at 16-17? I don't really even understand *why* the grandfather would purchase such undesirable farm land for his grandson to grow crops in the first place? It just seems like a waste of money and effort. Also, putting in that amount of hard work for so long just to end up with no crops growing could have been really disappointing and aggravating for Dylan. None of that part makes sense to me. Can I ask where you got the other info on this case? Was it reading news articles or is there another youtube video that goes into it in more detail?

@jonzaremba

7 ай бұрын

Brenner lived with Candice and Dylan for years. He was a family friend. Dylan's disappearance is his mother's fault.

@Rebecca-hc5ju

7 ай бұрын

​@jonzaremba how is his disappearance his mother's fault? She didn't make Dylan disappear.

@jonzaremba

7 ай бұрын

@Rebecca-hc5ju she allowed him to drop out of high school at 16. Sent him to the desert where nothing grows. He ended up forming an unhealthy relationship with a very sick man. Dylan was doomed out there and she did nothing. She even admitted to never once visiting him in 3 years. She never even saw the filthy trailer he was living in until he went missing.

Came home from work and immediately searched for Dr. Grande. Was not disappointed. Tons of snow here in alaska. Cozy with our wood stove and a white wonderland outside. Wouldn't want to be anywhere else!

I saw an interview with Dylan’s parents and the perp said he’d give up where he hid the body for a plea deal…the parents said absolutely not!!!

@OrangeAppled9

7 ай бұрын

I hadn’t heard that. The audacity!!

@GaigeChan

7 ай бұрын

That's a rumor. There's no validity to it.

@sarahalbers5555

7 ай бұрын

​@@GaigeChanhow do you know this?

@GaigeChan

7 ай бұрын

@@sarahalbers5555 That's been denied by the mother many times.

His father didn't have the "best" relationship with him and from the beginning of interviews, appeared very distant, not what I would expect from a parent. What I do expect is taking every second to look out past themselves and ask for help.

Some internet detectives are so narcissistic & self-absorbed that they either don’t know or they simply don’t care how brutally cruel they are to innocent, vulnerable people. They collectively ruin people’s lives for their own entertainment!

@paulf2529

7 ай бұрын

Exactly, the witch hunt against James is awful, quite simply a fit up.

@Taricus

4 ай бұрын

@@paulf2529 James took the police to where he hid Dylan's body and plead guilty to the murder in exchange for a plea deal.

May Dylan Rounds be found ASAP and be brought home to rest in peace. 🌻💙🕊️🙏

One photo of Dylan shows the two of you wearing similar plaids. Thank you for this episode

This incident underscores the fact that, if you're going to live in a remote area, your biggest threat comes from another person, period. You have little to fear from anything else. That is a lesson that Dylan failed to learn.

Comedy gold as usual Dr. G!!!! I’ve been binge watching all of your episodes!!!! Your the first DR I’ve met that has a sense of humor!!!!!

So very sad. Poor Dylan. Poor Parents.

you always make me laugh out loud!! I love your sense of humor🙃

Dylan shouldn't have been out there by himself. He was in the middle of nowhere! A lot of people trying to evade the law squat out there.

@eadweard.

7 ай бұрын

This is called "hindsight bias".

@helenmcdonnell2585

7 ай бұрын

I've been wading through comments to find something like this.. there is no way I would let my young son just out his teens go live in an area like this all on his own..Nor only dangerous for an older person but especially a lad so young. It was a ludicrous idea..that land doesn't even look fertile enough to farm.. Makes no sense.The lad was basically a sitting duck.. His family did fail him.

@trailrunner925

7 ай бұрын

@@eadweard. It's called "anticipating potential problems".... Remote desert areas are rife with those who want to be "off the radar".... for a reason.

@eadweard.

7 ай бұрын

@@trailrunner925 Everyone with hindsight bias thinks they'd anticipate the potential problems.

@trailrunner925

7 ай бұрын

@@eadweard. Not true at all. Some people engage in risk assessment as a matter of habit. Years ago a friend send a good read, titled "The Unthinkable: Who Survives When Disaster Strikes - and Why". Learning to look and think ahead to potential hazards BEFORE they happen is what saves people. Dylans father recounts how Brenner was always criticizing Dylan....that he was jealous of him. Lot's of crazies live in the desert...it's not just an "inner city" phenomena. Dylan likely didn't recognize the danger because his grandparents knew him or introduced him to Jim, who is referred to in the arresting affidavit as " Brenner and another Lucin resident, D.H., were considered “family friends” of D.R. and his family." Being isolated, being alone, and only casually knowing someone make you vulnerable. Dylan was too young to see the red flags.

Good afternoon, Dr. Grande. Have a great week & thanks for consistent content! 🌵

Dude recorded himself after he killed the boy, I think he took the phone from Dylan and then swiped the phone screen to the left by accident and started recording himself or took some fast shots, I heard that it shows him bloody and a bloody gun

@Yellow-Rose

5 ай бұрын

But when he looked at the phone again wouldn't Brenner have seen that it was recording? Wouldn't Brenner have deleted the incriminating video?

@Taricus

4 ай бұрын

I think Dylan started recording him while he was dying to show who was responsible.

@tanyray84

4 ай бұрын

@@Taricus yeah and I heard the news said that the Timelapse show the killer all bloody cleaning himself and a rifle too. So he probably swiped left on the iPhone and started recording everything after he took the phone from him.

This story is heartbreaking.

😂 "Carrying a concealed hammock..." I love your humor!!❤Im glad you created a channel. You are one-of a-kind with your humor and knowledge. ❤

A point of fact to bring up is that muzzleloading and black powder firearms aren't considered firearms, hence a propensity for use among felons

@GaigeChan

7 ай бұрын

They've got some guns that are pneumatic that are very powerful that felons can carry. They're able to use them for hunting I think.

@MultiSycorax

7 ай бұрын

@@GaigeChan Not just hunting, they aren't regulated period, it's just an object subject to as much regulation as any other non regulated object

@GaigeChan

7 ай бұрын

@@MultiSycorax oh I didn't know they werent egulated at all. That's crazy.

@GaigeChan

7 ай бұрын

@@MultiSycorax kind of makes you wonder if they're ever going to regulate The power of the projectile from the weapon regardless of fire or compressed air.

@MultiSycorax

7 ай бұрын

@@GaigeChan I doubt it given that this is almost impossible to quantify, nor do I believe this should be done; Felons should have the same rights as any other citizen, including armed self defense and voting.

This case was local so I've been following it. You had some information I hadn't heard yet. It was really mysterious when Dylan first disappeared but the mystery gets less deep, the more information that comes out.

How dumb does a person have to be to murder someone and think that people would somehow not notice??!!

@paulf2529

7 ай бұрын

He didn't murder anyone.

@chuckharding6405

7 ай бұрын

@@paulf2529 Sure he did.

@Taricus

4 ай бұрын

@@chuckharding6405 I'm from 2 months in the future and Paul is wrong. James took police out to the desert 3 days ago to show where he hid the body as part of a plea deal. He most definitely did murder that boy.

This poor lad would have been a future farmer helping feed his country, what a tragic end.

They irrigate, that's how you grow things in the desert. Water rates are potentially a life and death issue.

This video is informative and interesting, as always, Dr. Grande.❤ Your calm and balanced analysis of the case brings a lot to the table.❤

Thanks for the upload, Dr. Grande! Your true fans love your humour and sarcasm. Snow day here. January 17 is National Hot Buttered Rum Day, Golf Day, Customer Service Day, Hot Head Chili Day, Cable Car Day, Pickled Peppers Day, Popeye the Sailor Man Day, Wassailing the Apple Trees, National Bootleggers Day, and Ditch New Year's Resolutions Day.

@patriciapitt4228

7 ай бұрын

Phew*

@Flamsterette

7 ай бұрын

@@patriciapitt4228 Excuse me?

@EXROBOWIDOW

7 ай бұрын

You forgot: 30th anniversary of the Northridge Earthquake (probably my mother's worst birthday present ever). And Benjamin Franklin's birthday!

@nancyjensen6409

7 ай бұрын

Oh that North Ridge Earthquake was horrible!!

@Flamsterette

7 ай бұрын

@@EXROBOWIDOW I'm Canadian, but I'm sure Franklin's birthday is on the holiday page somewhere.

Although, most of these stories are horrible tragic situations, I love these videos because you're listening intently to the story and then all the sudden you comprehend the joke Dr. Grande just placed in the story, and you start LOL'ing.

Dr. Grande, can you do a video on former Family Feud host Ray Combs? He appears to have been going through a lot between 1994-1996, more than just losing his job as a game show host. I know it's an outdated story, but I would love to hear your insights into it.

Thanks for this review of this sad case Dr Grande👍🏻👌🏻🙂, I feel for the family of this young man... 😞😢

I wonder if Dylans family knew beforehand how creepy this killer was.

@BoredSoCameHere

7 ай бұрын

the killer was a family friend!

@ogadlogadl490

7 ай бұрын

The father knew that the killer was not a good guy.

I agree, James killed Dylan Given his history & the clear evidence there is no question. Dylan would never just walk away or hide out, he lived for his farm & was very content there. RIP Dylan.... ❤

It was so obvious that the incident happened on the farm he was using 😮 Dylan’s family deserves closure 😢 I truly hope his body is found 😢

Hello Dr.Grande, Have you ever looked at the flight of Eastern Airlines 401? It went down in the Everglades, while the crew was distracted with a landing gear issue. There were survivors, but some of the deceased crew members appeared on other Eastern aircraft that had been fitted with parts salvaged from 401. Thanks for your consideration!

@earlofcumbrae-Ground_Zero

7 ай бұрын

Yes, interesting Case...but it's already been covered by so many content creators on KZread! Dr Grande is a Leader....Not a Follower !!

@thhhh5641

7 ай бұрын

@@earlofcumbrae-Ground_Zerolol good one, Grande literally reads content off of wikipedia, changing a word here and there. I’ve compared some of his videos to the articles and they’re nearly identical.

It's sad that Dylan didn't bring friends or siblings so he didn't live alone. There's always a risk of antisocial characters in remote areas. Having others around, especially if all are armed is a good deterrent against crime.

I love the eyebrow raise when he said, "only speculating."

Strange to be wanting to grow crops out there in such an arid landscape. There was no water supply that could sustain it. I always wondered with this case what was really going on out there?

@eadweard.

7 ай бұрын

Perhaps he knew more about farming than you do.

Can you analyze the case of Brandon Teena? I’d like to see all the different dynamics at play in that covered in a video, and it would be pretty interesting to see such dynamics covered.

Always like to see an new upload from Dr. Grande! I heard about this case through "Missing in America". Great to see more unsolved disappearance cases being solved!

@dirtypossem

7 ай бұрын

It was never solved

@JonathanDiNamesMusic

7 ай бұрын

​​​@@dirtypossem It's been slow going, but they caught the killer, and on pretty solid evidence too- which is certainly more progress than a lot of well documented unsolved disappearance cases end up developing. With my initial comment I was going by the logic that, at least hopefully, the killer will divulge more information and fill out law enforcements blank spots as the case proceeds; unless you are of the opinion that they have the wrong guy I suppose

@dirtypossem

7 ай бұрын

@@JonathanDiNamesMusic but there was no murder charge.

@nancyjensen6409

7 ай бұрын

⁠ 12:50

"Unlawful use of a Garden Gnome"~ Dr. G's the best 😂

Well this is what happens when you give Criminals chances. This man was arrested numerous times and prosecutors wanted to be the nice guy. Believe people when they show you who they are. This is why our justice system is terrible. So much sympathy for the criminal and not enough for the young farmer. Its literally insane the things we allow a small group of people to get away with.

poor dylan fell victim to a spooky drifter

Thank you for covering this story. I have been following the Dylan case since the beginning. God Bless us all!!!

Unlawful use of a garden gnome! 😳 😆😂🤣 I love your sense of humor, Dr. Grande!

Garden gnome attacks can be vicious I was once surrounded by an angry group of garden gnomes while staggering home from a hotel late one night and was lucky to escape with my sanity

I have followed this case since it happened. Law enforcement has done very little. Dylan’s mother has led the search to find her son with the help of Dylan’s father. It is heart breaking. I support Candace any way I can.

What a wonderful young man! Why is it always like this?!? It's not fair. I feel for Dylan and his family and friends.😢

I remember this case. I hope he is found soon. So crazy what humans do to each other. Thanks Dr G.

The juxtaposition of shirts at about 3.30 is eye-catching.

@CountrysideCutie

7 ай бұрын

Quite mysterious...We need an analysis of this!

If you are have a close relationship with someone, its very easy to run a background check on them and get a criminal history. I think this is a reasonable thing to do, even when dating. In Dylan's case he was alone and very close to a dangerous individual. If Dylan could not get the guy's information for a background check, he should have stayed away from the guy until the guy was removed from the property. Or had the police come out and investigate. Had this been done, Dylan would be alive today.

@GrainneDhub-ll6vw

7 ай бұрын

I think Dr. Grande referred to this at the end of the video when he spoke of Dylan's general level of worldly inexperience in sizing people up. It sounds like Dylan simply didn't realise that Brenner was dangerous and may not have even realised that Brenner was an illegal squatter on the adjacent landowner's property. For all we know, Brenner told Dylan (naive and inexperienced) that the landowner was allowing him to live out there for free in return for keeping an eye on the property. May even have told Dylan that he and the adjacent landowner were old friends. As for running background checks on people, I'm going to be 68 soon, I live so far out in the country that you have to take a gravel road to get to my gravel road, the nearest town to me has fewer than 400 residents and it would never occur to me to run a background check on someone I met.Thirty years ago, when I lived in a city of 75,000, I was much more wary and suspicious of people but now? It just doesn't even occur to me. Everyone I meet is through someone I know or is a relative of someone I already know. Doing the social "how we're connected" verbal dance is one of the pleasures of country life out here. It sounds like Dylan grew up in a similar environment.

@mangafq8

7 ай бұрын

​@@GrainneDhub-ll6vw Thanks be to God nevertheless it sounds like you have electricity and the Internet

@GrainneDhub-ll6vw

7 ай бұрын

@@mangafq8 oh, I am thankful, especially for the internet. It makes being a hermit much, much easier!

@raymaharaj4502

7 ай бұрын

@meFatuations. If you feel the need to run a background check on somebody then you OBVIOUSLY do NOT have a close relationship.

@EXROBOWIDOW

7 ай бұрын

@@raymaharaj4502 But you may THINK you have a close relationship with someone. Even to more experienced people, the amount of deceivers and con artists out there can be mind boggling. We need trust, we need to be able to trust people, but people are not trustworthy. Sometimes I just shake my head in astonishment that there are even such things as Internet dating sites. Those people, indeed, should be running background checks on each other. I bet they don't usually do so.

I'm here for petty. unlawful use of a garden gnome. lol.

@user-qt7nq5xl1m

7 ай бұрын

That made me laugh. And was also my comment

I get so frustrated when I hear how long the police take to obtain a search warrant & search. They gave the killer plenty of time to cover his crime.

A puzzling case I've been checking for updates on every so often. I do find the video on the phone a bit odd; did James film himself? Did the phone start recording by accident? I'm curious. Regardless, thanks, as always, Dr. Grande! PS - You answered my question near the end of the video, after I'd already typed my comment.

Poor kid so young and had his whole life ahead of him. God bless his soul.

Rest in peace Dylan 😢

2:26 you are so lovably clever Dr Grande!

Such a sad case! I am confused about one point. The murder charge makes sense, but can they bring a charge for dessication of a corpse when they haven't found a body?

Under this description, most muzzleloaders and black powder guns would be considered antique firearms. Due to their unique characteristics, these antique weapons are excluded from the definition of firearms under Texas state and federal law. This means that a felon can own an antique firearm without prohibition.

@GaigeChan

7 ай бұрын

That's what I thought too. But I wasn't sure. I thought that felons were able to carry black powder guns. For hunting and stuff.

@marycrawford9428

7 ай бұрын

Does this include modern makes of black powder guns?

I love your analysis. I'd love to hear your analysis of attachment theory within these types of relationships.

Dr Grande, can you please do an update on Heather Mack. Thank you so much for providing me with hours of calm, comprehensive and intriguing speculation. Bless you and your wife.

When Dr Grandes shirt matches 3:18 to the analysed.

@CountrysideCutie

7 ай бұрын

I noticed that too!

He had very high standards when it came to earning a better living for himself. Yet, right off the bat. he chose nearly inhospitable barren landscapes to farm off of. I always felt verything about this mystery since day one just never really made much sense. The troubling discourse of his disappearance is the desert itself that stretches In all directions around the make shift farm he needed to become successful. A farm that in all due reality should have been started on fertile ground more suitable for a Farm Dylan must have dreamed about. Even if his dream farm were to be found located in a desert. Dylan's deceased body could have been buried,

I remember this case and followed for awhile. I thought it went cold and glad I was wrong in my assumption. Can't fault Dylan from viewing the world as safe and friendly, it means he had a great outlook. I remember many assumed his parents killed him because he was gay even there was no evidence.

This was a very in depth set of coverage. ❤ thank you Doc. RIP dyl sending love to Justin and Candace and family

As of today James Brennen told police where the remains are. So sad. I hope the family has some closure. This is so so sad.

James recently made a plea deal with the DOJ, and led the authorities to a remote area, where skeletal remains, claimed to be those of Dylan, were recovered.

@Terry-yw2xv

3 ай бұрын

Dylan was a water horse, James is a water tiger. Compatible, but in extreme environments, the tiger will consume the horse. James/tiger, was angered when Dylan/horse backed into James/tigers' horse gate. Obviously James affinity for horses, and a propensity to react violently to perceived territorial threats, led to an "in his own head" decision to end Dylans life. It is possible that Dylan purposefully backed into the horse gate as a message for James/squatter to vacate the property. James having few if any other living space options, may have snapped. Like a tiger, swiftly ended a perceived threat. Both Dylan and James, are imbued with water/emotion that mitigates their basic animal nature, and emotions can cause exaggerated responses, when options appear to be limited or nonexistent.

"A Rounds and Around We Go"- On Dr. Grande's Genius Another round of commentary takes us to the fate of Dylan Rounds. Rounds was concerned with completing the daily rounds of planting crops and harvesting those crops after the seasonal rounds were complete. On this property there was someone around named Mr. J. Brenner. With Dylan providing the topic of the presentation, the necessary villain worked his way around "lawn furniture assaults, concealed hammocks, unlawful use of garden gnomes, impersonating a patio dining set, and possession of umbrella tables with intent to distribute" (all without cracking a smile). I see this type of artistry as a "fusion" of true crime, horror a la Hitchcock, and one-dimensional evaluations of personality. Rounding out these comments, I hope we all have a chance to go another round for the sake of a dose of daily humor. Thank you Dr. Grande.

Ugh!!! The police in this case were utterly incompentent! 😡

So heartbreaking! I wish they could bring Dylan home!

Horrendous situation.. well done for highlighting this.

Dylan Rounds was a great famer, he improved the soil over a 4 year period he had water and the right species of crop adapted to arid conditions.