The sad thing is if it had happened to someone with less standing in the community maybe the outcome would have been completely different and an innocent person would have been successfully framed.
@@dissidentfairy4264 for damn sure : a black women would a been locked up , resulting in a lost job , residence and children . Bank account probably been seized too.
@@peterthegreat996 Unfortunately, I agree that it could have had a different outcome. The fact that she was the PTA president gave her more clout and benefit of a doubt, more so than others may have received. He no doubt went by his instincts too and sensed that she was telling the truth.
@@peterthegreat996 That's not even remotely sure. You are arguing the counterfactual, positing an imaginary victim as if that proves something about reality.
Imagine being educated, making 400K a year and yet being so miserable in your own life that you have to destroy someone else's to feel good about yourself. These disgusting people deserved a much harsher penalty than they got. I hope the victim has been able to collect the 5 million dollars. She certainly deserves it.
That is how they make $400k per year. That is thier profession. Fraud and deception. That is the mainstay of our sick, deceptive culture... These people are REWARDED
it's not that she's miserable, it's that she's used to people bending over backwards. Some of the most vindictive, childish, and petty people I've met have been high-flying doctors, lawyers, engineers etc (must stress not all people in these professions act like this). Some peoples' egos are so big they just cannot take a lesser person crossing them. For instance, one of my friends married a surgeon. He was a nice guy but then he finished his training to become a consultant. Now everyday at work the operating theatre would be setup for him, staff would wait for him, and when he finished surgery staff would clear up after him. Some people don't let it get to their head but not this guy. He became insufferable. He wasn't miserable, but would literally get angry if anyone disagreed with him on anything at dinner parties, would never clean up after himself, and would just not consider anyone else. That work environment turned him into a horrible person to be around.
@@thatcanadian6698 Yep. There's also a difference between being a Renaissance Man, talented at a LOT of things, and an Idiot Savant, who is good at one thing ONLY and otherwise clueless. Most Idiot Savants THINK they are Renaissance Men.
They were privileged, entitled, insufferable, arrogant yuppies. They believed they could get whatever they wanted. They were entitled to it. I'm sure they were very capable corporate and securities lawyers. You don't need much of a conscience in that line of work. In fact, it's better to be morally deficient.
@@thatcanadian6698 HUGE difference. Ive known people with 3 degrees, who were basically lost at sea when real life intruded. High IQ can be a disaster day to day.
Lets take a minute to appreciate the officer who did not arrest Kelly because his common sense told him something was wrong. It would have been easy to follow written procedure, lock her up and go home. He took a risk.
Jill is a horrible human being. If anyone is interested, the Dr Phil show did an episode where he interviews both Jill and Kelly separately. Jill takes NO actual responsibility for anything she did and claims she is innocent. She's pathetic.
@@messrsandersonco5985 maybe. They have 3 kids, presumably all late adolescents / young adults now. Something tells me this boy dragging behind the group, distracted, and melting down was the sensitive one. It's hard for me to fathom how parents can do these kinds of things and keep their kids, though discovering their criminality years after the infant neglect predictably associated with this kind of psychopathology is pretty late to the party. Nobody deserves a mother (or wife) like that, and undoubtedly Kent Easter had both (repetition compulsion).
I agree FrankBenlin The most amazing thing is how the nothing part that was the start of this evolved to taking revenge on a person that had nothing to do with the nothing part. How many hours and days did Jill & Kent spend on avenging nothing about nothing? It is hopeful now Jill will have less plentiful and reliable monetary resources to pursue her wicked ways. I think this story could be adapted to make a really good sick, twisted movie.
@@neilf335actually most of today's society shows what happens you repeatedly traumatize multiple generations of a species and socialize them together constantly.
Exactly…especially when they weren’t even visible? I’m fairly certain the officers knew something was up, granted, had she been a user, or crazy Jill type them it would’ve been more believable.
@EyeLean5280 a cop who was doing his job, honestly, without taking the easy way out. Thank you, officer. I hope others will take a page from his book.
I know a similar couple of lawyers, they threaten everybody around because of their child is an idiot and makes mistakes. Well, most lawyers are scum anyway
I went to college with Jill. I didn’t know her that well and she seemed very sweet, but there were a few things about her that now seem suspect in light of this. (1) she told me she was Native American. Given her appearance I found this to be unusual. Not that someone who is very blond and blue eyed cannot be Native American. They definitely can be. But, now knowing that Jill struggles with the truth I wonder if she in fact is part Native. (2) I one time asked her how was her break and she told me that she was running at her local high school track and someone attacked her and beat the sh^t out of her and she spent the break getting reconstructive surgery. I was horrified. But at the same time I was amazed that she looked exactly the same as before and I couldn’t see any damage to her face or anything that would indicate she was the victim of a violent crime. I’m wondering if anything she said was the truth.
Wow! Red flags all over the place with Jill. Hell NO she's not Native American!! LOL! People would have to be super gullible to beleive that. I wonder if she applied to law shcool as a Native American,to get preferential treatment ? Sounds familiar....Like Senator Elizabeth Warren. She pulled the same card to get into law shool.
Two immature narcissists. They have little remorse, only victimization & excuses. Great points again. Yes they needed longer punishment. Thanks Dr G😊💞💞
As soon as Dr. Grande said the PTA president said "your son had been slow to..." I knew that Karen of a woman would flip out. Narcissists speak a different language and everyone has to walk on eggshells around them.
I find excessive punctuation frightening, too. Thank goodness I have no drugs to plant on anyone. What awful people. Thanks for another jaw-dropping video, Dr. Grande.
Yeah but then there are those who don't use punctuation at all and write long missives with run on sentences congealing into run on paragraphs and on and on There are days my heart yearns for a little punctuation (and a freakin spell checker) it gets so I can't tell which is more abusive excessive punctuation or no punctuation at all
@derkeheath5172 they'd probably end up getting less time then. Most molesters or rapists aren't convicted unless it's someone lying for some reason. It's almost like only if you're somehow the perfect victim (not actually a victim) will the cops believe you and court system sympathize
I found it impressive that she managed to use 68 exclamation marks without atleast a couple of 1:s in the mix. Usually if people write so many exclamation marks in heated emotional state they mess some of them up hence the 1:s. That's the only impressive thing about this horrible person.
No the best line was his deadpan delivery of the line “It appeared as though even his training as a firefighter could not extinguish the burning desire he had for her.” So cheesy but his monotone delivery made it somehow hilarious.
I remember this when it happened. EVERYONE hated these people in the news. Rightfully so for what they tried to do. Especially Jill, they saw as the main perpetrator.
Kent's law firm was right on top of things: a drug planting lawyer really doesn't have a good ring to it! The lengths that entitled people will go to will never cease to amaze me...think Alex Murdaugh. I wonder how the "slow" son turned out after being raised by entitled narcissistic parents? Just think, teachers have to deal with parents like this all over the country. Thanks for the video~~~
@@zangmo unfortunately, wealthy narcissistic white people tend to do get ahead in life by doing shit like this everyday and not getting caught:/ considering how well thought-out this was, i doubt this was their first time framing someone.
You must be on top of the latest media or law and crime channel in order to throw Alex Murdaugh in there. You are so unique, hip, and cool. Haven’t heard this before, please continue to say it all the time, every time in all ways bc it’s so cool.
I feel sorry for this woman’s son! I can only imagine how embarrassed he would have been for them to magnify this fairly small accident. We had that happen where I taught. Out of many grades who were out for recess, a 2nd grader and daydreaming boy was left outside! When the next recess group went out a few minutes later, he was able to go in through the door. Of course, he was crying and upset. I had come from lunch and told him how sorry I was and that it must have been scary and to try to watch what the other kids are doing in the future, and it was over.
I can't believe how incredibly dumb people can actually be. Leaving both of their DNA on the drugs. Like wtf? Also taking their cellphones to plant the drugs. He was a lawyer and he didn't think of those two things? Unbelievable. And all of that, literally ruining their own lives just because their son acidentally got locked out of school for a couple of minutes? I just can't wrap my head around it.
How would one plant drugs without leaving DNA on them? They probably expected that Kelly's explanation of "they were planted there" would be disregarded as that probably happens in 99.99% of cases, I'm sure they don't investigate further in many cases. As for the son, it's reasonable to believe he was probably spoiled, based on the wealth and the coddling behaviour of the mother, this kind of privilege has an amplifying effect on injustices that those without such privilege may perceive to be insignificant. Don't get me wrong, what they did was stupid, needlessly vindictive and reprehensible, but it's not unreasonable to imagine how the plan could easily have worked.
Its because they think they are smarter than anyone else. And they love revenge no matter how small the original slight might be. Let them reap the fruits of the stupidity they sowed!
Super glad that fire fighting Mr. Delicious melted like a dime store candle when it came to flipping on Mrs. Delicious. Also glad the sizzle turned into a fizzle!
We are often advised to not check our phones first thing in the morning upon waking. Living in England, I see Dr Grande’s superb videos uploaded at 06:00 and I am more than happy to let the screen attack my retina. I don’t know how you maintain such quality and quantity, Dr Grande.
Bad enough Jill is harassing Kelly and trying to get her fired, etc., but I lol'd when the fireman-ninja made an appearance! You couldn't write this stuff, no one would believe it!
I agree…what a great future movie on Netflix! Or, has it already? I think both deserved much longer sentences; what they received was a tragedy. One question though: how did they gain access to Kelly’s vehicle in order to plant the drugs?
I grew up in Orange county and after Irvine became established, their neighborhoods became incredibly snooty, worse than Newport Beach even. It was like, you couldn't even blow your nose while walking down the street without getting a citation.
After watching several of your videos, I now realize that part of the "entertainment factor" is the dead pan humor. I'm going to go back and rewatch some of your earlier videos. I love your analysis, storytelling, but it's the dead pan humor that really gets me!
Thanks in part to Mr&Mrs Delicious, I’m swigging Pepto at 2AM. Sickening. At least Doctor Grande’s humor is good medicine. I’m so glad I stumbled onto this channel so long ago.❤
Hello Dr. Grande, this "to me" is one of the most interesting cases you presented. You explained exactly how it happened with a precise explanation of the outcome and how the sentencing was not adequate due to the legal laws. Your final thoughts are very precise and right. By the way, your humor is great. Thank you for this video, it's strange how professional lawyers that were upset broke the law for such a small choice of punishing a student (probably spoiled) became a crime. Thank you and Best Regards
I worked at this school for school for 2 1/2 years. This school had the finest teachers and staff I ever had the privilege of working with. I can also tell you that in the nineties Irvine had the highest percentage of working mothers in the United States. Irvine, California is made up of million dollar homes with a young upward mobile population. I heard about this case a couple of months ago, disappointed but not surprised that this could happen.
They deserved way more than they got. She deserved extra for writing the “novel”. Just when I think I’ve seen stupidity beyond measure, the parameters expand. The worst thing about this couple is that they are educated, healthy, attractive, affluent, and live in one of the most beautiful areas of the world; but anything outside their immediate wants, is non-existent. I lived in Orange County for 25 years, and I encountered a shockingly large population of such people. As a high school teacher, I met many, many people that lived there their entire lives, and never left, beyond an occasional trek to LA or San Diego. It’s a people-group of Californians that have never been to San Francisco! But they can afford to go anywhere they want! To me this is mind-boggling. (Obviously there are millions of terrific people in Orange County as well.) However, the group I’m highlighting is a population of people who have never experienced places in the world that aren’t extremely wealthy…let alone “average”. In my personal observations, I felt that, rather than generosity, the easy lifestyle promoted dissatisfaction and exaggerated entitlement. Maybe I’m being too harsh. We are programmed to think it’s necessary to “move up” and “get more stuff”. Perhaps they are frustrated because they can’t find anything better.😂 Even though I own a home there (we rent it out) I’ve never been happier than in the last 10 years since I moved away! 😂
As a retired school psychologist and special education teacher you have to be so careful of the language you use when discussing students’ weakness. I had a parent put words in my mouth. I tried to speak to the parent, she didn’t want to speak to me. I thought to myself, she doesn’t matter and I spoke directly to the student about the misunderstanding.
So true, I worked in a country club when I was young and yes, the great majority of the rich people there were unhappy/bitter/frustrated/what have you - far higher a percentage than in the regular population.
Omg - this needs to be Part II. All I can think of is “Maggie Lizer” on “Arrested Development”. The character is an Orange County attorney who pretends to be blind in order to manipulate juries.
Honestly, lawyers doing this to an unsuspecting and unoffending person is reprehensible. They knew it was illegal, knew what the max punishments could be and exactly why this was out of control. I can understand a lower level of punishment for those that (ahem), don't know this is illegal: but most know this is illegal, this try to hide their participation in such things. The book should have been thrown at them. I am certain there were more charges they could have had levied, but didn't have them added on.
Karma at its best!! and it’s just awesome to have this case delivered to us by Dr.Grande with his wit. I hope Kelly watched this will definitely bring a smile to her face
Ah, finally my late night routine is complete! Cannot go to sleep until the docs new episode is out! As per usual, much thanks Doc. Hope y'all are having a great weekend, stay safe everyone
I was married to a narcissist like Jill for 30 years. It was a nightmare. The story about Jill raising hell about a trivial and contrived “incident” that involved her precious spoiled brat is similar to the behavior of my ex. Her narcissistic “mission” was to protect her illustrious offspring from all insult, no matter how badly they misbehaved. I finally “ghosted” my ex but refrained from pursuing a divorce for fear of her vindictiveness, not to mention the notorious anti-husband policies of California divorce courts. The stinking California law assumes that women always tell the gospel truth, and men are always monsters. I have no doubt that my narcissistic ex would be capable of similar mischief, and I have no desire to ever get married again, and thereby volunteer to become a victim of perverse government policy. Thank God the police acted with reason and restraint in this particular situation. May Jill rot for all eternity in the company of my ex wife and others of their ilk.
I stuck it out until my son graduated from high school and I managed to trick Voldemort into getting herself a job. Then I left. Haven’t had any contact with her in 15 years and never will.@@ComboMuster
What is it about New Jersey that you find so distasteful? It is one the wealthiest states in the U.S., so it must be quite a nice place to live or these wealthy people would simply live someplace else. The reality is that many of these down commenters simply could not afford to live there.
@@retiredinbali9565 Speaking for myself, I find New Jersey spacious and lovely. The extensive beach line is pristine and under appreciated. With that said, how could I live with myself after having bought this "100 Jokes About New Jersey" coffee table book?
What's your issue with Jersey? It's a wonderful place to live. You must be jealous n can't afford to live in our wonderful state! It's okay because you're not wanted!!!!
@@logicalchaos0142 My thoughts and prayers go out to the people of New Jersey. Nothing happened there. I just feel bad for anyone who has to live in New Jersey.
Goes to show you that people can be miserable (and spreading their misery) even when it seems like everything is going as well as it possibly could in their life. Money doesn't always equal happiness.
Thank you, thank you! That is such a heartwarming story, and right at bedtime! I could call them dumb and dumber, but that would be an insult to dumb folks. So I will call them disturbed and demonic. And if their son really blubbered over being locked out of the school for a few minutes due to his own pokiness, then he is probably emotionally disturbed, no doubt thanks to his warped parents.
You could use "disturbed", instead of "demented". I don't know if demented is worse than disturbed, it's probably the other way around. Demented means someone who isn't quite in control of his/her faculties, while disturbed means someone with no moral compass, zero empathy, tendency to commit evil acts, a textbook sociopath/psychopath. I think these two qualify more as (very) disturbed than demented, but I agree 100% with Demonic !!
@@KatherineLaura6564 The story didn't give the child's age nor mention any concern of child abduction. My guess is that this entrance was within a fenced area, or that similar protective provisions were in place. Also, the fact that he was enrolled in a tennis program suggests to me that he was older than you seem to assume. I didn't call him a name. "Emotionally disturbed" is an adjective that I think is fair, if the parents' account of his emotional trauma was accurate.
@@KatherineLaura6564 A kid spending 8 minutes alone in not an emergency. A kid who can't manage his own life because he's been overprotected by parents is a tragedy.
@@isoldam , I agree, it was maybe 8 minutes. If your child can't handle being alone for 8 minutes and cries from it at night, they definitely have an issue. This kid wasn't in danger. He obviously seen the rest were heading in. If he was that much of a sheep he should have walked faster. Not everybody is going to wait just for him. I'm guessing that he will probably use those 8 minutes for anything he does wrong the rest of his life.
All of this because their foot shuffling son had to stand outside for a few minutes? "Boy, you're alright. Cut out all that crying. " People are unreal.
I work in health care. I realize that people care about their kids but sometimes people get literally hysterical and sociopathic for their kids. “Helicopter parents” They would literally murder the world if it saved their one child.
Actually, the initial incident, locking a kid out of the school for more than a minute or two, is pretty serious. But I cannot grasp the overreaction. Why in that year didn't anyone suggest that Jill get serious therapy? A normal person would at most find a new school. I thought therapy was something people did in California. Well, maybe adulterers tend to avoid it.
Imagine being a successful attorney and getting caught up in something this petty and then being fired and sued for millions of dollars. Amazing what men will do for pretty-on-the-outside, rotten-on-the-inside-women!
It's been a long road from your personality disorder lectures in that tiny exam room. I miss the falling books "welcome to my scientifically informed, insider look into mental health topics..."
i personally love his new background and the audio quality! i rewatch his old stuff all the time and i love it but the quality difference is so stark 😂
@@paulperry7091 I've been thinking of reproducing his background and selling them on Etsy. (Only kidding) But the Dr. should sell copies of them in his Merch.
Good morning, Dr Grande!! I usually wake up at 1am to a new video every night from you before I fall back asleep. Today I woke up at 4am though but really appreciate your consistency and reliability with uploading a new video daily. I appreciate all your hard work with research and editing and I've said this before but if everyone on Earth had the same critical thinking skills, common sense, ability to reason, and insight as you... Our world would be a much better place!! Thank you for being here for all of us 😂
You summarized it very, very well. Love your objective, professional "opinion". Ur awesome Dr.: volume, tone, spacing btwn words etcetera. And, you're doing all this while keeping your thoughts aligned -- AMAZING!!!!!
Excellent presentation of this case. Appreciate your calm yet thorough reporting of the facts and clear analysis. These two criminals definitely deserved the max sentence of 5 years
I don't think there's enough emphasis put on that the fact that a school locked a child out, and then afterwards blamed the child and didn't care. I would freak the hell out. Today is not like when I was a kid. It's a lot more dangerous and kids aren't as autonomous as they were. Therefore they are not psychologically equipped to be locked out of safety and be on their own when they've learned about kidnappings and school shootings on a daily basis. Etc. That doesn't mean these fruitcakes were anywhere within their rights to plant drugs or any of the other sociopathic actions. It's extreme overkill. But I'm disturbed that everyone seems to be giving the school a carte blanche pass for their dereliction and subsequent 'meh' 🤷♀️.
@mirzamay.. that kid was locked out accidentally. It's something that happens and should not be over dramatized. If it caused emotional damage, something was already wrong with that kid. Too many parents are overprotective, raising anxious children in the process.
@@philippehendrickx1109 being locked out of a school happens? Not to anyone I know in 52 years, with 4 siblings countless cousins and nieces and nephews, 3 kids and 4 grand kids. No kids don't just "get" locked out of the school. And I don't feel it should be brushed aside if they do. It's actually a pretty big deal in my opinion. But that's separate from these people going all nut case over it. It's not a big enough deal for that, it's just something to address.
@@mirzamay Yes hello, I was locked out of my school a couple of times for different reasons in high school (early 2000s). It wasn't the end of the world because I'm not a maladjusted husk of a person. Mix-ups happen. Chill. If kids are less resilient these days, it's because of the pathological coddling you're exemplifying here.
Thanks, Dr. Grande. Was unfamiliar with this case. It’s sad, shocking and funny. It reminds me of the successful soap operas, like ‘General Hospital’ and ‘Days of Our Lives.’ I feel the most sympathy for the children involved.
They both deserved more time ! Their actions were ridiculous! They could have ruined a woman’s life. I’m thankful the police used discernment and realized what was happening. Great work as always Dr Grande.
Love Dr Grande for this great analysis. Nothing worse than a false accuser. Its not just that they lie. Its that the falsehood burns the innocent person who often has no way to correct the record
Dear Dr G. a brilliant analysis. This case appears to ratify the saying, that every woman needs man who is generous, a good cook and a fantastic lover. Every thing is perfect as long as they all don't meet.
I appreciate you Dr. Grande. You share very pertinent information on current events that are not covered in the same way on MSM. Thank you and I hope you and yours are well ❤️
"Hazardous duty payments" for the police reading her book! 😂😂😂 Dr Grande your brand of sarcastic humour coupled with your pained and exasperated expressions are a delight. Keep up on those cases! UK 🇬🇧 Loves you!
Good evening Dr. Grande & audience! ❤ PROUD PATREON SUPPORTER HERE! ❤ I’ve been really looking forward to hearing your case analysis! Extraordinary video as always! 🔥 This case was so unbelievably wild! Tyvm for your ongoing dedication and hard work! 👏 Bravo Dr. Grande! 👏 Always enjoy your subtle humor! 😂
Crack a smile, Doc. You crack me up. Excellent presentation of the tale. Concise, coherent, and absolute clarity. I'll tell my AP English students that this is how to deliver a tale.
100 percent! These are the types trying to put hits out on judges, their victims, etc. usually ending up in far more trouble than before…kinda surprising that Jill didn’t try to get rid of her husband to then frame him for the other frame job…🧐
As soon as you said that Kent got involved in this situation, I knew he had been harangued into it. What a shame. As always, a very interesting video. Thanks for your hard work Dr. Grande!
The first person EVER to use "somebody planted that in my car" and have the police actually believe them.
Nope. Dalia Dippolito dupe got this lucky too! Michael Somebody ex con…
The sad thing is if it had happened to someone with less standing in the community maybe the outcome would have been completely different and an innocent person would have been successfully framed.
@@dissidentfairy4264 for damn sure : a black women would a been locked up , resulting in a lost job , residence and children . Bank account probably been seized too.
@@peterthegreat996 Unfortunately, I agree that it could have had a different outcome. The fact that she was the PTA president gave her more clout and benefit of a doubt, more so than others may have received. He no doubt went by his instincts too and sensed that she was telling the truth.
@@peterthegreat996 That's not even remotely sure. You are arguing the counterfactual, positing an imaginary victim as if that proves something about reality.
Imagine being educated, making 400K a year and yet being so miserable in your own life that you have to destroy someone else's to feel good about yourself. These disgusting people deserved a much harsher penalty than they got. I hope the victim has been able to collect the 5 million dollars. She certainly deserves it.
At 400k, I can find many more ways to enjoy my time.
That is how they make $400k per year. That is thier profession. Fraud and deception. That is the mainstay of our sick, deceptive culture... These people are REWARDED
These are fucked-up people, period. They abused their considerable privilege.
Jill is a narcissist and Ken is codependent.
it's not that she's miserable, it's that she's used to people bending over backwards. Some of the most vindictive, childish, and petty people I've met have been high-flying doctors, lawyers, engineers etc (must stress not all people in these professions act like this). Some peoples' egos are so big they just cannot take a lesser person crossing them. For instance, one of my friends married a surgeon. He was a nice guy but then he finished his training to become a consultant. Now everyday at work the operating theatre would be setup for him, staff would wait for him, and when he finished surgery staff would clear up after him. Some people don't let it get to their head but not this guy. He became insufferable. He wasn't miserable, but would literally get angry if anyone disagreed with him on anything at dinner parties, would never clean up after himself, and would just not consider anyone else. That work environment turned him into a horrible person to be around.
Imagine just trying to live your best life and two crazy people start attacking you for no good reason. Its the stuff of nightmares.
Fr. It happens
I don’t have to imagine it..
THEY PAID DEARLY for their fukk ups
Agree... Sad the state of some people...
I don't have to imagine, sadly 😔
The most disturbing thing is that these two made it through law school.
There's a difference between being educated and smart.
Agreed!!
@@thatcanadian6698 Yep. There's also a difference between being a Renaissance Man, talented at a LOT of things, and an Idiot Savant, who is good at one thing ONLY and otherwise clueless. Most Idiot Savants THINK they are Renaissance Men.
They were privileged, entitled, insufferable, arrogant yuppies. They believed they could get whatever they wanted. They were entitled to it. I'm sure they were very capable corporate and securities lawyers. You don't need much of a conscience in that line of work. In fact, it's better to be morally deficient.
@@thatcanadian6698 HUGE difference. Ive known people with 3 degrees, who were basically lost at sea when real life intruded. High IQ can be a disaster day to day.
Lets take a minute to appreciate the officer who did not arrest Kelly because his common sense told him something was wrong. It would have been easy to follow written procedure, lock her up and go home. He took a risk.
It was the shifhting Indian accent.
Yeah - gotta give credit where credit is due- well done to the officer
Officer was from upper class department. It would not have gone this way in an inner city urban area.
Yes. That’s extremely rare because the majority of police don’t care about guilt or innocence. They just want to make as many arrests as possible.
@@cliffthecoolcat You don't know that. Pure speculation.
Jill is a horrible human being. If anyone is interested, the Dr Phil show did an episode where he interviews both Jill and Kelly separately. Jill takes NO actual responsibility for anything she did and claims she is innocent. She's pathetic.
..and a would be Bunny Boiler, based on her authoring her book.
Par for the course
I pity their son. His parents may have ruined his life.
They probably created a monster.
H O N E S T L Y
Rest assured, he will grow up to be just like him. Spoiled and entitled.
@@messrsandersonco5985 maybe. They have 3 kids, presumably all late adolescents / young adults now. Something tells me this boy dragging behind the group, distracted, and melting down was the sensitive one. It's hard for me to fathom how parents can do these kinds of things and keep their kids, though discovering their criminality years after the infant neglect predictably associated with this kind of psychopathology is pretty late to the party. Nobody deserves a mother (or wife) like that, and undoubtedly Kent Easter had both (repetition compulsion).
I would make no assumptions. Sometimes kids in this position are deeply ashamed of their parents. Their parents make them feel like freaks.
A life without obstacles produces someone that is traumatized by nothing.
Sadly, that explains the behavior of so much of today's society.
I agree FrankBenlin The most amazing thing is how the nothing part that was the start of this evolved to taking revenge on a person that had nothing to do with the nothing part. How many hours and days did Jill & Kent spend on avenging nothing about nothing? It is hopeful now Jill will have less plentiful and reliable monetary resources to pursue her wicked ways. I think this story could be adapted to make a really good sick, twisted movie.
@@neilf335actually most of today's society shows what happens you repeatedly traumatize multiple generations of a species and socialize them together constantly.
How could the "caller" have "seen drugs" in her car if she was "driving erratically?"
Exactly…especially when they weren’t even visible? I’m fairly certain the officers knew something was up, granted, had she been a user, or crazy Jill type them it would’ve been more believable.
I was thinking the same!!
Probably what tipped off the cops.
Lucky that the cop was analytical
@EyeLean5280 a cop who was doing his job, honestly, without taking the easy way out. Thank you, officer. I hope others will take a page from his book.
Officer Shaver is sn excellent example of a competent policeman
Rare
Jill is an entitled narcissist. If she and her husband weren't high-income lawyers they would've received a lot more time.
He represented himself right?
They should have received more time BECAUSE they were high income lawyers.
@@littleeva exactly they completely breached their contract with the law. Exploiting its weakness via their expertise. Its disgusting
I know a similar couple of lawyers, they threaten everybody around because of their child is an idiot and makes mistakes. Well, most lawyers are scum anyway
sounds about wht
I went to college with Jill. I didn’t know her that well and she seemed very sweet, but there were a few things about her that now seem suspect in light of this. (1) she told me she was Native American. Given her appearance I found this to be unusual. Not that someone who is very blond and blue eyed cannot be Native American. They definitely can be. But, now knowing that Jill struggles with the truth I wonder if she in fact is part Native. (2) I one time asked her how was her break and she told me that she was running at her local high school track and someone attacked her and beat the sh^t out of her and she spent the break getting reconstructive surgery. I was horrified. But at the same time I was amazed that she looked exactly the same as before and I couldn’t see any damage to her face or anything that would indicate she was the victim of a violent crime. I’m wondering if anything she said was the truth.
the advances in the last quarter century with anti-psychotics is amazing. it looks to me like she needs an analysis.
Yikes!
Wow! Red flags all over the place with Jill. Hell NO she's not Native American!! LOL! People would have to be super gullible to beleive that. I wonder if she applied to law shcool as a Native American,to get preferential treatment ? Sounds familiar....Like Senator Elizabeth Warren. She pulled the same card to get into law shool.
A blonde blue eyed American Indian? Ok show me one
@@BkBk-gy6vr😂 Elizabeth Warren?🤣
Two immature narcissists. They have little remorse, only victimization & excuses. Great points again. Yes they needed longer punishment. Thanks Dr G😊💞💞
As soon as Dr. Grande said the PTA president said "your son had been slow to..." I knew that Karen of a woman would flip out. Narcissists speak a different language and everyone has to walk on eggshells around them.
@@jackedkerouac4414 Yes...very true and good point about walking on eggshells.
I find excessive punctuation frightening, too. Thank goodness I have no drugs to plant on anyone. What awful people. Thanks for another jaw-dropping video, Dr. Grande.
I laughed out loud! Gotta watch out for those exclamation marks! 🙄🤣
Yeah but then there are those who don't use punctuation at all and write long missives with run on sentences congealing into run on paragraphs and on and on There are days my heart yearns for a little punctuation (and a freakin spell checker) it gets so I can't tell which is more abusive excessive punctuation or no punctuation at all
Incorporeat horibel spelling with lack of punktuation in longs run on sentenses - Trifecta of cringe.
@@FifiR3 It appears that you have been eating way too many Milk Duds. Dr. Phil may be able to help you.
I feel like if you try to frame someone, the penalty for that office should be added to your sentence.
Agreed
These days they can always blame autocorrect with some justification.
I think that every time I read about a woman falsely accusing a man of molestation.
@derkeheath5172 they'd probably end up getting less time then. Most molesters or rapists aren't convicted unless it's someone lying for some reason. It's almost like only if you're somehow the perfect victim (not actually a victim) will the cops believe you and court system sympathize
I think they should receive the same penalty as the defendant would have received, had they been found guilty
"Honey, I think we've been taking this a little too far..." or "are you out of your f******* mind!?" Never crossed their lips.
This case is so nuts. I cannot imagine investing this much time into absolutely nothing
Women...
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Jill, is that you?
I know this case from Phil McGraws show but I didn't realize how astute and intuitive that police officer was! Good job. The Easters are nuts!!!
The best line in this video was “abused her husband with excessive punctuation”.😂😅😅😅😂
I found it impressive that she managed to use 68 exclamation marks without atleast a couple of 1:s in the mix. Usually if people write so many exclamation marks in heated emotional state they mess some of them up hence the 1:s. That's the only impressive thing about this horrible person.
Your observation made me laugh really loud. I love it!
No the best line was his deadpan delivery of the line “It appeared as though even his training as a firefighter could not extinguish the burning desire he had for her.”
So cheesy but his monotone delivery made it somehow hilarious.
I know!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Right????????????????
No no, the deadpan "even working as a firefighter, could not extinguish the burning desire he had for her" got me.
I remember this when it happened. EVERYONE hated these people in the news. Rightfully so for what they tried to do. Especially Jill, they saw as the main perpetrator.
Kent's law firm was right on top of things: a drug planting lawyer really doesn't have a good ring to it! The lengths that entitled people will go to will never cease to amaze me...think Alex Murdaugh. I wonder how the "slow" son turned out after being raised by entitled narcissistic parents? Just think, teachers have to deal with parents like this all over the country. Thanks for the video~~~
Right? If that boy was crying hysterically over a five-minute wait, he's not on track for a healthy life 😪
@@zangmo unfortunately, wealthy narcissistic white people tend to do get ahead in life by doing shit like this everyday and not getting caught:/ considering how well thought-out this was, i doubt this was their first time framing someone.
Or parents dealing with narcissist teachers
You must be on top of the latest media or law and crime channel in order to throw Alex Murdaugh in there. You are so unique, hip, and cool. Haven’t heard this before, please continue to say it all the time, every time in all ways bc it’s so cool.
@@justsomelovelylady Are you the lady in the video? You look like her
I feel sorry for this woman’s son! I can only imagine how embarrassed he would have been for them to magnify this fairly small accident. We had that happen where I taught. Out of many grades who were out for recess, a 2nd grader and daydreaming boy was left outside! When the next recess group went out a few minutes later, he was able to go in through the door. Of course, he was crying and upset. I had come from lunch and told him how sorry I was and that it must have been scary and to try to watch what the other kids are doing in the future, and it was over.
I can't believe how incredibly dumb people can actually be. Leaving both of their DNA on the drugs. Like wtf? Also taking their cellphones to plant the drugs. He was a lawyer and he didn't think of those two things? Unbelievable. And all of that, literally ruining their own lives just because their son acidentally got locked out of school for a couple of minutes? I just can't wrap my head around it.
Indeed, Dont underestimate how petty and simple-minded most people are, educational level doesnt mean anything either in that regard.
Narcissism has no logic or common sense.
How would one plant drugs without leaving DNA on them? They probably expected that Kelly's explanation of "they were planted there" would be disregarded as that probably happens in 99.99% of cases, I'm sure they don't investigate further in many cases. As for the son, it's reasonable to believe he was probably spoiled, based on the wealth and the coddling behaviour of the mother, this kind of privilege has an amplifying effect on injustices that those without such privilege may perceive to be insignificant.
Don't get me wrong, what they did was stupid, needlessly vindictive and reprehensible, but it's not unreasonable to imagine how the plan could easily have worked.
Its because they think they are smarter than anyone else. And they love revenge no matter how small the original slight might be. Let them reap the fruits of the stupidity they sowed!
I think they could have worn gloves when handling the drugs? Good point about their son.
Great delivery, dry humour at its best!
Super glad that fire fighting Mr. Delicious melted like a dime store candle when it came to flipping on Mrs. Delicious. Also glad the sizzle turned into a fizzle!
I come for the stories, but I stay for the jokes!😂. Please don’t ever stop! 🙏🥺
We are often advised to not check our phones first thing in the morning upon waking. Living in England, I see Dr Grande’s superb videos uploaded at 06:00 and I am more than happy to let the screen attack my retina. I don’t know how you maintain such quality and quantity, Dr Grande.
I'm going to assume Dr. Grande has a phenomenal work ethic.
@@donnieb.6356 Perhaps he is OCD.
Lol😂I do the same thing. Pop in an ear bud and listen while I get ready. Starts off the day !
He is , “high in conscientiousness”
I'm hypothesizing that he is a very convincing robot of some sort.
Your deadpan delivery of jokes is epic, sir!
Bad enough Jill is harassing Kelly and trying to get her fired, etc., but I lol'd when the fireman-ninja made an appearance! You couldn't write this stuff, no one would believe it!
I agree…what a great future movie on Netflix! Or, has it already? I think both deserved much longer sentences; what they received was a tragedy. One question though: how did they gain access to Kelly’s vehicle in order to plant the drugs?
@@kathleenwyatt563 it’s quite possible she didn’t lock it.
I grew up in Orange county and after Irvine became established, their neighborhoods became incredibly snooty, worse than Newport Beach even. It was like, you couldn't even blow your nose while walking down the street without getting a citation.
After watching several of your videos, I now realize that part of the "entertainment factor" is the dead pan humor. I'm going to go back and rewatch some of your earlier videos. I love your analysis, storytelling, but it's the dead pan humor that really gets me!
I just can't enough of this guy. His intelligence is another caliber, I'm just giving props when it's due
Is this the first time that the police did EVERYTHING right?!? Bravo to that officer who believed Kelly and actually investigated further
How do they sleep, knowing what they've done. Just disgusting. Thank you.
I think it bothers them more that they now have to pay her. I doubt they feel remorse about their deeds. Not such sort of people.
@@CrystaliaV shure they only feel disappointment that they were caught
Drugs. Drugs help them sleep. ;-)
Bullied by punctuation, in an attempt to reciprocate and induce nausea.....two all time great lines Dr. Grande!
Thanks in part to Mr&Mrs Delicious, I’m swigging Pepto at 2AM. Sickening. At least Doctor Grande’s humor is good medicine.
I’m so glad I stumbled onto this channel so long ago.❤
Hope the Pepto helped 🤣🤣
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Hello Dr. Grande, this "to me" is one of the most interesting cases you presented. You explained exactly how it happened with a precise explanation of the outcome and how the sentencing was not adequate due to the legal laws. Your final thoughts are very precise and right. By the way, your humor is great. Thank you for this video, it's strange how professional lawyers that were upset broke the law for such a small choice of punishing a student (probably spoiled) became a crime. Thank you and Best Regards
if only she raised a faster kid, non of this would have happened ...
If only she wasn’t a narcissist, none of this would have happened. She should have let this go.
Props to this officer. Great video again DOC
I worked at this school for school for 2 1/2 years. This school had the finest teachers and staff I ever had the privilege of working with. I can also tell you that in the nineties Irvine had the highest percentage of working mothers in the United States. Irvine, California is made up of million dollar homes with a young upward mobile population. I heard about this case a couple of months ago, disappointed but not surprised that this could happen.
maybe at the time. Schools are a revolving door , your 2.5 years speaks to that. you were just getting started.
@@darksaurian6410 bake
They deserved way more than they got. She deserved extra for writing the “novel”.
Just when I think I’ve seen stupidity beyond measure, the parameters expand. The worst thing about this couple is that they are educated, healthy, attractive, affluent, and live in one of the most beautiful areas of the world; but anything outside their immediate wants, is non-existent.
I lived in Orange County for 25 years, and I encountered a shockingly large population of such people. As a high school teacher, I met many, many people that lived there their entire lives, and never left, beyond an occasional trek to LA or San Diego. It’s a people-group of Californians that have never been to San Francisco! But they can afford to go anywhere they want! To me this is mind-boggling. (Obviously there are millions of terrific people in Orange County as well.) However, the group I’m highlighting is a population of people who have never experienced places in the world that aren’t extremely wealthy…let alone “average”. In my personal observations, I felt that, rather than generosity, the easy lifestyle promoted dissatisfaction and exaggerated entitlement. Maybe I’m being too harsh. We are programmed to think it’s necessary to “move up” and “get more stuff”. Perhaps they are frustrated because they can’t find anything better.😂
Even though I own a home there (we rent it out) I’ve never been happier than in the last 10 years since I moved away! 😂
And from my experience school teachers are the most common victims for such people.
As a retired school psychologist and special education teacher you have to be so careful of the language you use when discussing students’ weakness. I had a parent put words in my mouth. I tried to speak to the parent, she didn’t want to speak to me. I thought to myself, she doesn’t matter and I spoke directly to the student about the misunderstanding.
So true, I worked in a country club when I was young and yes, the great majority of the rich people there were unhappy/bitter/frustrated/what have you - far higher a percentage than in the regular population.
You forgot to talk about how Jill changed her name To Eva everhard And pretended to be deaf.
Omg - this needs to be Part II. All I can think of is “Maggie Lizer” on “Arrested Development”. The character is an Orange County attorney who pretends to be blind in order to manipulate juries.
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@@scarlettphoenix7024 😅
@@scarlettphoenix7024Tobias sneaking around 😂😂😂
Evidence was presented to show that Kent did not have a backbone
No x-ray was required.
Classic Dr. G!
Honestly, lawyers doing this to an unsuspecting and unoffending person is reprehensible. They knew it was illegal, knew what the max punishments could be and exactly why this was out of control. I can understand a lower level of punishment for those that (ahem), don't know this is illegal: but most know this is illegal, this try to hide their participation in such things. The book should have been thrown at them. I am certain there were more charges they could have had levied, but didn't have them added on.
How about the possession of the pills?
Well done to the original police officer for such thorough follow-through.
Karma at its best!! and it’s just awesome to have this case delivered to us by Dr.Grande with his wit. I hope Kelly watched this will definitely bring a smile to her face
Dr. Grande professionally serving up some savage commentary on true crime stories. I love it.
Ah, finally my late night routine is complete! Cannot go to sleep until the docs new episode is out!
As per usual, much thanks Doc. Hope y'all are having a great weekend, stay safe everyone
This is the first I’ve heard about them trying to sue her!
So glad they got smacked down.
I like how they came off their own personal stash to set her up that's dedication.
I was married to a narcissist like Jill for 30 years. It was a nightmare. The story about Jill raising hell about a trivial and contrived “incident” that involved her precious spoiled brat is similar to the behavior of my ex. Her narcissistic “mission” was to protect her illustrious offspring from all insult, no matter how badly they misbehaved. I finally “ghosted” my ex but refrained from pursuing a divorce for fear of her vindictiveness, not to mention the notorious anti-husband policies of California divorce courts. The stinking California law assumes that women always tell the gospel truth, and men are always monsters. I have no doubt that my narcissistic ex would be capable of similar mischief, and I have no desire to ever get married again, and thereby volunteer to become a victim of perverse government policy. Thank God the police acted with reason and restraint in this particular situation. May Jill rot for all eternity in the company of my ex wife and others of their ilk.
Why on earth would you endure hell for 30 years literally your whole life?
I stuck it out until my son graduated from high school and I managed to trick Voldemort into getting herself a job. Then I left. Haven’t had any contact with her in 15 years and never will.@@ComboMuster
And yet you stayed over 30 yrs?? Me thinks you may be embellishing the truth to suit your purpose🤣
I'm surprised Dr. Grande didn't say they should be sentenced to live in New Jersey, but I guess even lawyers have some standards.
What is it about New Jersey that you find so distasteful? It is one the wealthiest states in the U.S., so it must be quite a nice place to live or these wealthy people would simply live someplace else. The reality is that many of these down commenters simply could not afford to live there.
@@retiredinbali9565 Speaking for myself, I find New Jersey spacious and lovely. The extensive beach line is pristine and under appreciated. With that said, how could I live with myself after having bought this "100 Jokes About New Jersey" coffee table book?
I love New Jersey because of Ocean City and the Pine Barrens.
What's your issue with Jersey? It's a wonderful place to live. You must be jealous n can't afford to live in our wonderful state! It's okay because you're not wanted!!!!
@@logicalchaos0142 My thoughts and prayers go out to the people of New Jersey. Nothing happened there. I just feel bad for anyone who has to live in New Jersey.
Goes to show you that people can be miserable (and spreading their misery) even when it seems like everything is going as well as it possibly could in their life.
Money doesn't always equal happiness.
Thank you, thank you! That is such a heartwarming story, and right at bedtime! I could call them dumb and dumber, but that would be an insult to dumb folks. So I will call them disturbed and demonic. And if their son really blubbered over being locked out of the school for a few minutes due to his own pokiness, then he is probably emotionally disturbed, no doubt thanks to his warped parents.
You could use "disturbed", instead of "demented". I don't know if demented is worse than disturbed, it's probably the other way around. Demented means someone who isn't quite in control of his/her faculties, while disturbed means someone with no moral compass, zero empathy, tendency to commit evil acts, a textbook sociopath/psychopath. I think these two qualify more as (very) disturbed than demented, but I agree 100% with Demonic !!
@@jasonvaughn4886 That is an excellent point. I am going to shamelessly steal your suggested edit.
@@KatherineLaura6564 The story didn't give the child's age nor mention any concern of child abduction. My guess is that this entrance was within a fenced area, or that similar protective provisions were in place. Also, the fact that he was enrolled in a tennis program suggests to me that he was older than you seem to assume. I didn't call him a name. "Emotionally disturbed" is an adjective that I think is fair, if the parents' account of his emotional trauma was accurate.
@@KatherineLaura6564 A kid spending 8 minutes alone in not an emergency. A kid who can't manage his own life because he's been overprotected by parents is a tragedy.
@@isoldam , I agree, it was maybe 8 minutes. If your child can't handle being alone for 8 minutes and cries from it at night, they definitely have an issue. This kid wasn't in danger. He obviously seen the rest were heading in. If he was that much of a sheep he should have walked faster. Not everybody is going to wait just for him. I'm guessing that he will probably use those 8 minutes for anything he does wrong the rest of his life.
All of this because their foot shuffling son had to stand outside for a few minutes? "Boy, you're alright. Cut out all that crying. " People are unreal.
In the future, the news will be narrated by Dr. Grande because he is one of the few people who can be trusted.
GNN
I work in health care. I realize that people care about their kids but sometimes people get literally hysterical and sociopathic for their kids. “Helicopter parents” They would literally murder the world if it saved their one child.
People are too quick to be offended by everything nowadays
This was in 2010. A decade ago. What are you talking about, dusting boomer?
@@mobus1603 I doubt if she was since she was an adulteress
@@mobus1603 usually not, but it is not unheard of. Perhaps they were Neo-Cons.
@@mobus1603 We all judge through our life experiences. I do not dispute what you say though.
Actually, the initial incident, locking a kid out of the school for more than a minute or two, is pretty serious. But I cannot grasp the overreaction. Why in that year didn't anyone suggest that Jill get serious therapy? A normal person would at most find a new school.
I thought therapy was something people did in California. Well, maybe adulterers tend to avoid it.
Thank goodness for the brilliant detective work by the policeman that went out on the call.
Oh my, Dr Grande, this story sounds like a soap opera.
Your humorous quips are the best part!
Would make a great movie! 👍
Imagine being a successful attorney and getting caught up in something this petty and then being fired and sued for millions of dollars. Amazing what men will do for pretty-on-the-outside, rotten-on-the-inside-women!
Husband was a weak man that’s why she had an ongoing affair for 2 years
It's been a long road from your personality disorder lectures in that tiny exam room. I miss the falling books "welcome to my scientifically informed, insider look into mental health topics..."
i personally love his new background and the audio quality! i rewatch his old stuff all the time and i love it but the quality difference is so stark 😂
@@XYZ-kb3mm Speaking of background, I hope someone is assembling a time lapse video of the cactus plants!
@@paulperry7091 I've been thinking of reproducing his background and selling them on Etsy. (Only kidding) But the Dr. should sell copies of them in his Merch.
Extremely Informative and Excellent analysis of the situations and Events. Time Well Spent watching Thank You.
Good morning, Dr Grande!! I usually wake up at 1am to a new video every night from you before I fall back asleep. Today I woke up at 4am though but really appreciate your consistency and reliability with uploading a new video daily. I appreciate all your hard work with research and editing and I've said this before but if everyone on Earth had the same critical thinking skills, common sense, ability to reason, and insight as you... Our world would be a much better place!! Thank you for being here for all of us 😂
I love your sense of humor!!
"... adequately terrorizing innocent citizens"!!! 😂😅
That's a good cop!!! Most would have jumped on the arrest.
Interesting that when you look a certain way and have a certain background, the "I was framed" line actually works
"...evidence was presented showing that Kent did not have a backbone..."🤣
the cop that originally took the call is a hero for figuring out something was wrong
Brother...
You freaking SLAY ME!!!
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I'm glad they got caught. They both needed a reality check.
I do thoroughly enjoy your deadpan sledgehammer wit.
"Bullied w/excessive punctuation..." You beat Dilbert to the punch on my first big laff of the day.
Dr Grande must be the hardest working guy on the internet. His output is very impressive 👍
You summarized it very, very well. Love your objective, professional "opinion". Ur awesome Dr.: volume, tone, spacing btwn words etcetera.
And, you're doing all this while keeping your thoughts aligned -- AMAZING!!!!!
I hope Kelly got her $5.7 million. But somehow, I doubt it.
Excellent presentation of this case. Appreciate your calm yet thorough reporting of the facts and clear analysis. These two criminals definitely deserved the max sentence of 5 years
Amazing! All of this because her kid was locked out of a school for 7 minutes (and not even due to the actions of the target of the scheme). Wow 😮.
I don't think there's enough emphasis put on that the fact that a school locked a child out, and then afterwards blamed the child and didn't care.
I would freak the hell out. Today is not like when I was a kid. It's a lot more dangerous and kids aren't as autonomous as they were. Therefore they are not psychologically equipped to be locked out of safety and be on their own when they've learned about kidnappings and school shootings on a daily basis. Etc.
That doesn't mean these fruitcakes were anywhere within their rights to plant drugs or any of the other sociopathic actions. It's extreme overkill.
But I'm disturbed that everyone seems to be giving the school a carte blanche pass for their dereliction and subsequent 'meh' 🤷♀️.
@mirzamay.. that kid was locked out accidentally. It's something that happens and should not be over dramatized. If it caused emotional damage, something was already wrong with that kid. Too many parents are overprotective, raising anxious children in the process.
@@philippehendrickx1109 being locked out of a school happens? Not to anyone I know in 52 years, with 4 siblings countless cousins and nieces and nephews, 3 kids and 4 grand kids. No kids don't just "get" locked out of the school. And I don't feel it should be brushed aside if they do. It's actually a pretty big deal in my opinion.
But that's separate from these people going all nut case over it. It's not a big enough deal for that, it's just something to address.
Oh stop it He got locked out a few min ..It wont kill him ..Are you for real ?@@mirzamay
@@mirzamay Yes hello, I was locked out of my school a couple of times for different reasons in high school (early 2000s). It wasn't the end of the world because I'm not a maladjusted husk of a person. Mix-ups happen. Chill.
If kids are less resilient these days, it's because of the pathological coddling you're exemplifying here.
It’s downright scary how evil & narcissistic some people are!
Thanks, Dr. Grande. Was unfamiliar with this case. It’s sad, shocking and funny. It reminds me of the successful soap operas, like ‘General Hospital’ and ‘Days of Our Lives.’ I feel the most sympathy for the children involved.
Dr Grande seems more humorous today than he was yesterday - and he was very humorous yesterday 😀
That double jeopardy scam was pretty clever to be fair.
agreed
Thank you Dr. Grande. That is some vicious deadpan you have hiding in there.
They both deserved more time ! Their actions were ridiculous! They could have ruined a woman’s life. I’m thankful the police used discernment and realized what was happening.
Great work as always Dr Grande.
Love Dr Grande for this great analysis. Nothing worse than a false accuser. Its not just that they lie. Its that the falsehood burns the innocent person who often has no way to correct the record
"JILL WAS A KAREN ON STEROIDS."
and a cheater herself what a pos
Yep
I feel sad for nice ladies named Karen.
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@@TrobtwillisYeah, like actress Karen Allen who looks lovely
I know 1Karen and she literally is a KAREN 😂😂😂
What a brilliant comment about the firemen unable to ‘extinguish’ what was obviously a screwed up love affair, I applaud you sir!
Dear Dr G. a brilliant analysis. This case appears to ratify the saying, that every woman needs man who is generous, a good cook and a fantastic lover. Every thing is perfect as long as they all don't meet.
Awesome I screenshotted that for my records
And sons that can keep up the pace!
Dr. Grande thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, (and humor!) with us!!!
This is interesting, I hope their son turns out to be a decent human being. How are some some able to manipulate men like this is mind boggling to me
Jill and Kent are the lowest of the low. They should have received MUCH longer sentences.
I appreciate you Dr. Grande. You share very pertinent information on current events that are not covered in the same way on MSM. Thank you and I hope you and yours are well ❤️
"Hazardous duty payments" for the police reading her book! 😂😂😂 Dr Grande your brand of sarcastic humour coupled with your pained and exasperated expressions are a delight. Keep up on those cases! UK 🇬🇧 Loves you!
Good evening Dr. Grande & audience! ❤
PROUD PATREON SUPPORTER HERE! ❤
I’ve been really looking forward to hearing your case analysis!
Extraordinary video as always! 🔥
This case was so unbelievably wild! Tyvm for your ongoing dedication and hard work!
👏 Bravo Dr. Grande! 👏
Always enjoy your subtle humor! 😂
Here he is! GIVE HIM ATTENTION!
Crack a smile, Doc. You crack me up. Excellent presentation of the tale. Concise, coherent, and absolute clarity. I'll tell my AP English students that this is how to deliver a tale.
Jill will strike again. People like her never change.
100 percent! These are the types trying to put hits out on judges, their victims, etc. usually ending up in far more trouble than before…kinda surprising that Jill didn’t try to get rid of her husband to then frame him for the other frame job…🧐
@@Emm325 Jill probably considered killing her husband.
I love that you were able to cram so many Billy Joel song titles into that analysis. I laughed out loud every time I heard one.
As soon as you said that Kent got involved in this situation, I knew he had been harangued into it. What a shame. As always, a very interesting video. Thanks for your hard work Dr. Grande!
11:39 "In an effort to reciprocate, and induce nausea..." 😆😅🤣😂
I’ve heard this before, crazy story! Glad you are covering it 😊