No one in the history of ever has stabbed themselves TWICE in the chest. The pain and shock of the first stab is crippling. Chiba killed the most talented singer songwriter of my generation.

Fan-fucking-tactic show. I cant believe i never heard of Elliot. I’m 60 years old and music is super important. I love all genres of music and this is one musician I have not heard of. I loved Good Will Hunting and the music was great. I am loving your channel, i know I sound like a broken record saying this on every video but the way Mark is able to remember facts to a story is like he’s reading a book. It’s incredible story telling. Mark and Eric play off each other perfectly, Mark story tells while Eric takes care of corresponding photos etc. super great fellas. Thank you for great entertainment.

Once you experience Elliott's amazing music, you feel a little less alone in the world

@drydirttelepathy6150

2 ай бұрын

I agree. However solitude is invaluable.

I can’t believe you’re covering him. The mystery of this amazing artist has never left me. I looked him up only a few days ago. That could be why your channel now comes up in my feed. But I am pleased to know others think of him too.

@AmericasUntoldStories

2 жыл бұрын

Did a follow episode Saturday. Will are soon

@NickNicometi

Жыл бұрын

No mystery. Chubba did it.

@ronaldhill2821

Жыл бұрын

Born and raised in Portland, Orygun not Orygone...lol ....anyway...great work guys. Elliott Smith is a local legend! Much appreciated info.. get it right

@LeahDyson-kq4bd

Ай бұрын

​@@ronaldhill2821he sang you walk down Alameda I thought he was talking about California but it's in Portland right

Need more people like you in the world!! Thanks for all you do Eric 🙏

Imho Elliott smith was, hands down, the best performing singer/songwriter since like, John Lennon. His artistic ability is stupefying. Watching videos of him perform his songs is entrancing and magical.

@MrPotatoMind

Жыл бұрын

You either get it or you don't i guess. For me, easily the best singer songwriter of his day.

@eamonnoneil126

Жыл бұрын

Agree 100 percent. Most underrated musician ever

@ciaraskeleton

11 ай бұрын

He was magical. People who don't like his music, don't understand. I think he stayed relatively underground or misunderstood because he made music that musicians and artists loved, he didn't make commercial tunes for fame or money. I like that about his music. His art is so pure and full of passion.

@gat2asp919

9 ай бұрын

So your saying he sucked like Lennon

I knew about Elliott when he was up for an oscar but I never got into his music. A while later I heard he had committed suicide. When Peaches Geldof passed away, I heard that she was listening to his music before she died. I dabbled and found out that I actually liked his songs. His music made me feel happy instead of depressed. His music is usually labeled "depressing." I heard about the strange circumstances in which he died and was lucky to find Alyson's group. I recently bought her book 'A Question Mark". Thank you for going over this, there's a lot of information to unpack. Elliott Smith has a really interesting "rabbit hole."

Thanks Barnes for talking about this channel !

@wassupwithlordbuckly1218

2 жыл бұрын

Everything I know I learned from Barnes.

Greatest musician of all time. I remember folks calling Conor Oberst “the next Bob Dylan” and I think that’s pretty spot on. Elliott Smith was much more. You’re right about Allison, btw. No one is doing more work than she is on that case.

This guy wore my cd player out in high school, Paschal High School, in the late 90s. In Fort Worth, TX. My friend and I tried to learn every song of his, so difficult to do. But we all loved him. We bought every album the day they dropped. I’m touched y’all are making this. He was huge in our lives. I wouldn’t know how to play guitar if not for him in the mid to late 90’s. The most incredibly sad and beautiful music. Got all his albums on vinyl now that I’m 40. I’m so impressed y’all are walking this road! Brings a nostalgic tear to my eye.

I liked your other channel, but I like what you guys are doing on this channel the best …great subject matters…thank you.

Great show as usual

Mark has lived such an amazing life. Like the rest of us he's hit some speed bumps but d@mn the stories he has lived to tell!

Love your shows.

Most suspicious is when she says he came to the bathroom door to tell her 'I love you'. I watch a ton of true crime and the perp very often will lie that the person they killed said something nice to them or about them like that. They were fighting when he ended up stabbed. Ahem.

@wesleytrout4931

2 жыл бұрын

Most suspicious to me is that he was (aside from antidepressants) sober. The only times I have heard of someone stabbing themselves in the torso is literally on heroin. He would have to be undiagnosed bipolar or something I would think to work up the manic fury to stab himself twice in the heart.

@AmericasUntoldStories

2 жыл бұрын

His toxicology showed him as clean other than a couple low levels of prescription medications.

@wesleytrout4931

2 жыл бұрын

@@AmericasUntoldStories As someone not too knowledgeable on anything I say, would you guys consider reaching out to Artie Lange?

@NickNicometi

2 жыл бұрын

@@wesleytrout4931 Why Artie Lang?

@buzzedalldrink9131

2 жыл бұрын

@@jfreeman3978 who cares if you don’t like what you hear leave and don’t come back

thank you for covering this… he has been the soundtrack of my life

I thought that I've watched everything that you guys have released but here comes this one!

Fascinating stuff boys, keep it up!

Well done Eric for persisting with this.

Great Work!!!

@AmericasUntoldStories

Жыл бұрын

Thank u so much roger

Strattera is actually the only non amphetamine fda approved med for adhd .... I took it for a bit but had awful side effects ... You guys really put out awesome shows... I could listen to you guys for hours... thank you!!

@TMINE100

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed these two=Great Shows.

@markhuntermd

Жыл бұрын

The USA does not have access to meaningful NOOTROPIC drugs - those that boost brain function - And frequently used in the world to treat ADHD in cases wherein the brainstem, etc., is not providing enough power for the rest of the brain. In the USA, I have found a decent work-around by deploying Wellbutrin; sometimes adding Modafinil. In the case of ADHD, the first step is to OBJECTIVELY document brain activity. It will enable us to observe, for example, whether or not low brain energy is CAUSING the problem; and, to form a baseline measure upon which to observe treatment efficacy. To my knowledge however, in the USA, they don't seem to give a sh^t. Physicians merely administer a questionnaire, and dispense whatever the shareholders of some drug monopoly want him to prescribe. The end.

love this channel

Greatest musical genius, classical composer lyricist and singer of our time

I love hearing first hand accounts of the music scene of that time. People like to see pictures and imagine it, but i love to hear from people who were there or who knew people who were there. Elliot Smith holds a place in my heart bigger than even Bob Dylan. Bigger than Kurt. He brought something so colourful and so beautiful to music. I feel like people hear his name and instantly think 'sad music', but i hear his music as colourful and full of a range of human emotions and experiences. He explained it himself as 'i just love music its simple as that' (paraphrasing) and i think that comes through his music more than anything. Love of music. I dont think he cared much for anything other than music and i feel in the end that he was surrounded by people (jennifer) who didnt care about him or what he wanted. Didnt care about him at all. He didnt deserve that. Imagine instead of him dying, that they broke up. Imagine the music, poetry that he'd have made while processing it, rather than him not being here. His death feels like the worlds biggest robbery. Im too deep down the rabbit hole at this point to even apologise for so many paragraphs and Elliot smith related comments. 😂 Thanks for all your hard work, and for bringing light to Elliots life and the horrific events surrounding his death ❤ Edit: Jennifer talking about those last moments is the most suspicious thing ive ever seen or heard. She came out, he said i love you, he turned round and she 'knew it was real' (whatever the hell that means). So she proceeds to pull out the knife, and chase Elliot to the balcony where they...'fall together'? Why would they both end up on the floor? How was did she fall 'with' him unless she was trying to grab him? Why would a man with a knife wound to the heart, be running? Why would she need to chase him? If someone had stabbed themselves and was bleeding out and then they proceeded to run, surely, you'd be dialling 911 long before you thought to chase him and tackle him to the ground. She chose to call 911 after falling 'with' him and 'noticing that he was gasping for air' ...WHAT. So before calling for help she stood there and she watched him stand with a knife in his heart, listened to him say 'sorry Chiba i love you', proceeded to pull out the knife, and chase him down? Is Jennifer Chiba in hiding rn because i feel like she should be, i don't think this case will be open forever.

Mark is so knowledgeable that he could probably tell me of my own history that I forgot

Never heard of him great you guys are doing this.

Mark knows everyone and has done everything, everywhere! :-)

GREAT SHOW

You 2 are awesome!

This 2 part story was absolutely brilliant, you guys are awesome. I've been an Elliott Smith fan since around 2001 and always thought the story around his death was so weird. I really want to read this book now that the girl wrote about it.

@AmericasUntoldStories

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. Mg. He deserves it.

@NickNicometi

Жыл бұрын

How is it "so weird" that his girlfriend murdered Elliott?

@ericmotocross

Жыл бұрын

Did he go to Harvard?

I’m going to watch, just because of what they did to you. Love you and Mark. Best storytellers. Don’t even know who Elliott is!

Thank You!

Not a casual liar? She's a long time drug addict. Drug addicts become very good liars very quickly from frequent practice.

@davidram361

2 жыл бұрын

Liquid acid is known to cause havoc in the precision Department .

Never heard of him until now. TY.

So grateful you guys are doing a show on Elliot Smith. I love his music and though I don't see myself as any kind of fan-girl, it really saddened me to know he'd died under such suspect circumstances. He was one of a kind, and that this video is introducing so many people to his work, is just awesome. Sad it had to be in this context.

Thank you.

37:40 re Malibu Coast Treatment Center, so very interesting you/Mark created a place utilizing recording studio. (I was an occupational therapist, with interest in these specialties.)

So much history. Amazing.

@AmericasUntoldStories

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! More to come!

@AmericasUntoldStories

2 жыл бұрын

@@Hands2HealNow Taurus mg

@NickNicometi

2 жыл бұрын

@@AmericasUntoldStories Ditto. That's why I can tell Jennifer is lying. I believe she murdered Elliott, and I'm not a gambling man, but I'd bet almost anything on my suspicion.

No one wrote perfect songs like Elliott.

I think it was a SNL skit where Bob Dylon sat in Woody Gruthie Hospital Room writing down the mumbling of Woody.

King’s Crossing is my favorite of his songs.

What happened to part 2? Is it out yet?

I like this 😊

Thanks!

@AmericasUntoldStories

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Dan!

Where is part two?!

I am 2 min in, Mark you need a better mic. I want to hear you in comfort, as I am sure others do too for YEARS to come :)

When I heard her talking, it sounded to me like she put the knife in, pulled it out, and then he ran from her and she knocked him down and stabbed him again.. She wiped prints from the knife and didn't go with him to the hospital. I hope one day she has to pay for what she did

Were you at Altamonte w/Rolling Stones, Mark? Such a tragic outcome fr stupidly deciding Hell's Angels to be the official security at that concert! I was 14yo at the time n thought, "What did they expect?"

Part two Part two Part two...

Good for you. This spurious copyright and other such BS at YT is disgusting

@markhuntermd

Жыл бұрын

Legally, Tech Companies cannot stop free speech - In short, because they benefit from a preponderance of the public traffic, they are subject to 1st Amendment Free Speech Rights. The issue is whether the Constitution and the Bill of Rights can limit the actions of private actors. The issue has been tried: the court in Marsh v. Alabama (1946) ruled that a privately owned company town was subject to First Amendment principles even though it was technically private. “Ownership does not always mean absolute dominion,” wrote Justice Hugo Black in recognizing the free-speech rights of a Jehovah’s Witness to distribute literature on the company-owned streets. “The more an owner, for his advantage, opens up his property for use by the public in general, the more do his rights become circumscribed by the statutory and constitutional rights of those who use it.” In recent times, courts recently found in dicta that social media spaces were akin to the ‘public square,’ and access to them could not be blocked by the state. In short, the internet is a public forum, akin to a public street or park [aka it falls under the Public Forum Doctrine in law]. Some Supreme court justices, like U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, in an opinion on a 2017 First Amendment case, said as much. [Packingham v. North Carolina] Under the public forum doctrine, the government is affirmatively obliged to dedicate property to the public's use for free speech purposes, and within such public forums free speech rights are accorded their greatest protection. [1] Because Facebook, Twitter, etc., hold a substantive public forum, they fall under the Public Doctrine Law where by self-interested tech companies cannot unilaterally govern online discourse. Simply put, online platforms are constitutionally held to First Amendment standards. I find it ironic that Trump was shot down in the courts for trying to block a critic on his Twitter account, (see Knight First Amendment Institute for Columbia University v. Trump). In that case the justice determined that this interactive space - Twitter - was a DESIGNATED PUBLIC FORUM and that the president could not discriminate against speakers because of their viewpoints. The Appeals court concurred. If tech companies want to argue for protections under Article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, they have to meet a pretty high standard, (e.g., their free speech code cannot be vague; must be constituent in rule and implementation; must not be intrusive; and, must achieve legitimate public interest objectives when infringing on speech). How about hate speech or those invoking violence? According to Shannon Martinez, program manager for Free Radicals Project, a group that provides support for those seeking to leave hate groups, “In America, however, we do not have laws which govern or define hate speech per se”. Under the First Amendment, hate speech is a form of protected speech unless it crosses the line into narrow unprotected categories of speech, such as true threats, incitement to imminent lawless action, or fighting words. Controversy abounds over what actually constitutes hate speech. In Whitney v. California (1927), Justice Louis Brandeis wrote that the preferred remedy to harmful expression is “more speech, not enforced silence.” So why hasn't the DOJ sued the tech companies? Because the limitation of free speech is precisely what government wants! [Recent News story shows US Government funds Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. See story at [2]] Additionally, Corporate bribery of politicians is legal in the USA. According to Federal Lawsuits & discovery proves the US Government ordered Social Media to block anyone that contradicted their COVID propaganda. We discover the Federal Government entirely controls Social Media to propagate their (false) narratives; and, they have no interest in the empowerment of people. They simply want KZread to be another mindless TikTok platform. [4] What else can we expect? Every Administrations top positions are for sale: Even under Trump, the man that caused insulin pricing to go from $10 to $400 became head of Health and Human Services; the coal industry briber is now the chief of the EPA; etc In the USA, drug pricing is a crime against humanity! For instance: generic Ibrutinib costs $86 in Australia. However, the same drug in the USA costs over $22,000 USD! Imagine the total cost to the patient requiring several rounds of Ibrutinib plus Obinutuzumab! Drug monopolies have (legally) bribed politicians [] - And now use the powers of “life & death” to extort patients. To find more information about this topic, Google: “Public Doctrine Law and Internet” [1] scholarship.law.gwu.edu/faculty_publications/838/ [2] www.rt.com/op-ed/534939-big-tech-911-profit/ [3] Transcript: firstlook.org/theintercept/2015/07/30/jimmy-carter-u-s-oligarchy-unlimited-political-bribery/ [4] Case cited here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aq5tz6iepZifhaQ.html So, why does the US DOJ refuse to sue? Because the US Federal Government is the one controlling the information (narrative) on social media! Behold: Federal Lawsuits & discovery proves the US Government ordered Social Media to block anyone that contradicted their covid propaganda. Fauci ordered social media to cover-up and block information that he and the NIH had been genetically altering covid to make it more lethal (gain in function) and funded the Wuhan lab. [Many agencies are named, Fauci, Biden, Press Secretary, DHS, HHS, CDC, NIH, etc.] The US Government ordered US Mainstream Media and Social Media to block knowledge of any other scientific research, doctors, researchers who did not support their propaganda. The purpose of this was, among other things, to fabricate the idea everyone was in agreement; to cash in on vaccine sales; control the population and diminish civil rights; and, to hide the fact the US Government was supporting the development of covid. In short, both main stream media and social media is controlled by the US Government the same way the old Soviet Union controlled their media. kzread.info/dash/bejne/aq5tz6iepZifhaQ.html

It's going to be Juicy

@AmericasUntoldStories

2 жыл бұрын

It's a great story and part 2 will go deep.

i am one of those who never heard of him. when this happened, i was working construction and not paying much attention to music as i grew up in the 60s.

"Three men in black pants, white shirts, black ties" following him...sounds like the LDS missionary uniform.

You said there would be a follow up to the rest of this story but I couldn't find one

@AmericasUntoldStories

2 жыл бұрын

We haven't released one yet because of all the problems that came out of it but we should in the upcoming weeks.

@camtown44

2 жыл бұрын

@@AmericasUntoldStories Awesome, thank you for the reply. I look forward to seeing it. Sorry to hear there were problems. Love your show, it's one of the best on YT

Do Jackie Treehorn. "Jackie Treehorn treats objects like women, man."

first album is Roman Candle :)

Wow I like this 😅

I didn't even know about him in the nineties he was already dead and gone. My little sister is the one who introduced me to his music. I moved her up to Colorado when we listen to A CD over and over again.

Wasn't John Lennon cleaning up his act and Yoko was essentially doing the same by trying to isolate him?

@AmericasUntoldStories

2 жыл бұрын

Yoko is still a daily heroin user according to my sources.

@kathikay8942

3 ай бұрын

Yes and she pushed him into a macrobiotic diet and he got so thin

I saw Elliott Smith in a club in London he was brilliant

I don't believe a word she says. How about call a taxi. She later sued his family trying to get 15% of his earnings. She tried to say she was his manager. That was rejected by court. These women who latch on to men and think they deserve income....it's disgusting

I'm not a very big fan of the Beatles, but plenty of artists that I like, (Smith for example,) definitely are. Oddly, Heatmiser is my favorite Grunge band.

it's kind of frustrating there's no second part...but Dreamworks was a short life record label founded by ex disney executives who went on a spending spree signing indie bands...like Morphine who never made it to the next level

I heard he was NOT into wearing that white suit & standing for the Miss Misery performance. Chiba is a sketchball. Excited to watch this. Edit: part two!!! Where is it? Assuming it was contested by someone?

Are you doing more on this?

@AmericasUntoldStories

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

where is part 2 😔

Perhaps I should listen to the very end but this is bugging the hell out of me. After listening to your CIA videos I'm forced to wonder with the quick rise of someone who listened to grunge back then (me) has never heard of this guy. I'm wondering if he was possibly forced to fame like the others you've mentioned but couldn't keep it together and that would help people understand all the 'white vans'. IDK probably silly thinking on my part at 6am on a Sunday morning. Love what you guys do! I asked this at 54:02 waiting for the CIA connection but couldn't hold off posting any longer.

One of the very best Rock and Roll singers ever was Mike Smith...but his name wasnt the name of the group and he never tried to be the centerpiece..but he WAS!!

Curious - they did not post the follow up with the information from the coroner’s reports I’m curious to if the blood splatter is concurrent to her story. Did the blood tell a story of Elliott stabbing him self twice in the heart facing the kitchen sink ? The blood would absolutely show if he turned around to face her with one bleeding wound and the knife still in his heart - they would know exactly where she pulled the knife out and if he took off running away- I really want to read the forensics reports and cross examine her story-

@alycamus

Ай бұрын

We know nothing about the blood from the forensic report. The police don’t want to release info because the case is open. All I know is that people who went inside after his death said there was blood everywhere

Rock and roll. I saw Janis Joplin's last concert. And I grew up 12 miles from Woodstock(Bethel) but somehow, didn't go to it. A major regret.

@Nowhereoh

2 жыл бұрын

@Jasper Jones I grew up in SF Bay Area. Never saw Janis. I missed several Buckingham /Stevie Nicks shows at my H.S. They played there after graduating. Did see a lot of Bob Weir who went there before them. Dead heads started at my HS. I saw a lot of Santana also from the area. The drummer who does the solo that kicks the movie is from my hometown. I saw a lot of Sly Stone who was a DJ on KSOL. I just watched Moonie/ Bard College on AUS. Cheers.

what pocket do you leave a phone in that you have to run to git it.

MK links to therapy is well known. Combine that with SSRI over prescription and you get ticking time bombs. Not a bug but a feature.

Are you not going to finish this one?

@AmericasUntoldStories

2 жыл бұрын

We will. It has been a fight just keeping the videos up. We should be able do it in January.

Wonder if Mark Groubert was in Park City for Sundance the year Odwalla brand was a sponsor? I was sitting next to someone that seems like it was Mark and I asked why literally everyone that came wore black all the time. He said, "I wear it because I drink a lot of coffee and when I spill it, black hides better than white." We talked for a bit and he was witty and irreverent.

His Next Hit! It would have been: "The Tapeworm of Love,"

Wow 😊

@HowardCook-hb6fi

3 ай бұрын

I like this 😊

pixie's front man, frank black reflects on elliott smith. it doesn't get anymore start of the millennium than that. to have a sidekick who saw hendrix begin 1970 and sly before he burned out makes this perfect.

I can't find part 2

The Resurrection of Elliott Smith's Ghost... Shared.

It makes no sense that if she were trying to kill him, she'd call 911 while he was still alive. You might say she regretted it immediately after stabbing him - well, then why would she have pulled the knife out if she was, in fact, trained in first aid, knowing that could kill him? So, she pulls the knife out upon regretting what she'd done, thereby making it almost a guarantee that he'll die? This stuff doesn't add up in my head. The more reasonable explanation is that he knifed himself and she panicked and pulled it out. Why would she have insisted to Gil Reyes to put her in his documentary if she was guilty? In that case, she'd want as little attention on her as possible.

Did you anyone else hear her say at 1:04:38, "WE just heard this awful noise in the kitchen?" WE, who??? Was there someone else there with her, possibly the guy she was sleeping with? I think her lover killed Elliot and she was there, it was done during a passionate fight, but Elliot was murdered. That's my guess.

"I thought wow, I wonder...."

Part 2?

@AmericasUntoldStories

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah we’re gonna get to it soon

Where did this information that Elliott supposedly was going to leave Jennifer to get back with Valerie and tour Europe come from? 'Cause this is the first time I've heard or read any mention of such an intent on Elliott's part.

I get it, people want jistice if it needs to be sought. At the same time, we shouldn't try to create a witch trial. I see both sides of the situation.

Lifelong Elliot Smith fan. I have to say I disagree with his analysis. I agree with Gavin's observations of the behavior's that she's exhibiting but not his interpretations of those behaviors. It seems like Gavin's interpretations of Jennifer's behaviors and her description of Elliot's behaviors are inappropriately based on neurotypical models. People can be very committed to harming themselves or dying. Witnessing someone attempting/committing suicide is traumatizing and trauma can manifest in different ways. She might not remember everything and also feel like she has to defend herself because she has already been blamed by other people. Having a flat affect doesn't mean that she lacks emotion. Flat affect is found in multiple mental disorders like autism and schizophrenia. Gavin says, that if this had happened to him he would have reacted in a different way, but he is probably neurotypical and he also wasn't there. I obviously don't actually know what happened, but the analysis needs to be more thoughtful and nuanced. This type of behavioral analysis would only be used to elicit a confession and would not hold up in a court of law. Of course, Mark and Eric probably just asked Gavin to give his first impressions since Gavin can be seen wearing a wife beater shirt in the glare of his device. Lol

@wassupwithlordbuckly1218

2 жыл бұрын

Are you saying she is autistic and/or schizophrenic - that would explain things.

@holdensanders2858

2 жыл бұрын

@@wassupwithlordbuckly1218 There's no way for me to know but I think that it should at least have been considered. All of the self-harm behavior was already mentioned so it is a possibility that she has a diagnosis that includes flat affect.

@alycamus

2 жыл бұрын

@@holdensanders2858 as I have met her several times and talked to many people who know her, I can tell you that she doesn’t fit in the autism spectrum at all. Bipolar? Maybe. She is currently working as an art therapist for unstable young girls in the UK. I tend to think that institutions like the one she is working at do not hire schizophrenic people for that kind of job? It’s something difficult to hide.

The other thing about interventions is if they aren’t done yet it’s a waste…all the tears on earth won’t stop them from going back out.

In my opinion... she did it.

When I see crying with no tears and hear that she pulled out the knife I think murder

The last person talking towards this makes certain to say that before she left the bathroom it sounds correct... what about after? There is also the ums that are an unknown. I think Eric is wrong in saying she thinks all is fine.

Are you going to upload your stuff on Rumble?

@AmericasUntoldStories

2 жыл бұрын

rumble.com/americasuntoldstories

When I hear about rapid detox, I think of Trainspotting

@wassupwithlordbuckly1218

2 жыл бұрын

Ha!

Behavior Panel have any plans to cover her?

@wassupwithlordbuckly1218

2 жыл бұрын

yep

@Richard-Freeman

2 жыл бұрын

@@wassupwithlordbuckly1218 Sweet, thanks for the reply.

1:06:50 & 55:08 she says "it was real" - İn my opinion she's expressing what was going on in her mind at the time without filters. My theory is, first, she couldn't believe herself that she actually did that to him -- and then the reality hit her. Either that, or, she has had thought of killing him before, and when it actually happened she went through a moment of realization.

Mark Groubert may find Ann Hamilton-Byrne interesting.🦘

Looks like JFK Revisited drops on showtime on demand tomorrow, is that the one Mark contributed to or am I confused?

@wesleytrout4931

2 жыл бұрын

I know this comment is off topic but I just recently started watching these guys and dont know where else to ask! Love the channel by the way been feverishly running through all the videos.

@AmericasUntoldStories

2 жыл бұрын

I'm not sure. He may answer.

@AmericasUntoldStories

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! That's why we do this. We want great stories to come out.

@wesleytrout4931

2 жыл бұрын

@@AmericasUntoldStories Thanks for the reply, don't want to come across as pushy just genuenly curious. Totally love the videos you two are putting out.

@wassupwithlordbuckly1218

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks found it!

What MG said about interventions causing resentment is true, according to Kurt Cobain’s biography. He felt betrayed by his wife and friends and committed suicide shortly thereafter. Courtney Love made a public pronouncement to that effect. She felt that the intervention pushed him over the edge. I’m going by what an unauthorized bio stated. I wonder what MG’s thoughts on this are and whether he will do a KC podcast one day.

@markhuntermd

Жыл бұрын

Like Elliott Smith, also victims of long term benzo use - which over time causes great swaths of the brain to die.

She is not even a good liar. How has she evaded prosecution this long? Does her dad glow in the dark?

Safely tucked away.

Just my astute intuition: I believe Jennifer murdered Elliott in a fit of rage.

@AmericasUntoldStories

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. Mg

@NickNicometi

Жыл бұрын

A 'planned' fit of rage.