Grant Amato | Was this Parricide Motivated by Sex Addiction?
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- Опубліковано 11 січ 2021
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Just goes to show, No Amato money can buy love.
I’ll see myself out.
Pfft XD Lol
See yourself IN my friend! That was excellent 😂
No, keep yourself in. Puns are the best thing ever! 😁
Well played
🤣 Well done.
If Dr. Grande was a court room consultant, he could wrap up a case faster than a TV lawyer, and leave the jury asking for another case to hear! 😂👍
obviously watching anime is a Huge sign of psychopath. Good analysis, UA-cam doc.
A world with no Nancy Grace... imagine the paradise
@@redram5150 Ahhhhhhhh!😍
@@dark6c159 he did not say this. You’re imagining persecution where there is none. Paranoid
"he might as well be in love with a vending machine" 😂😂
That's a true statement 👍🏻♥️
Classic!
I don't think it was love, more like an addiction
@Weeblebrox no it's a remark that dr. Grande makes in the video ;)
That is hilarious
She was charging him $10, a *MINUTE* ?! Dang, I must be in the wrong line of work. 🤣
😂😂😂
I think I'm quitting my real job today.
question: is there a way I can do this without it being like only fans?
no offense to sex workers but I do not wish to exploit my body as a ways of making money.
I'm a pretty, young woman,
but I'm unable to work a job where I have to stand on my feet for more than 30 min.
@@crybaby3710 no, if you want to exploit thirsty idiot males you need to show it off.
@@crybaby3710 Become a financial dominatrix. There are sick people out there who will give you money just for the experience of giving you money.
born in florida.... buckle up
💀
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙃
🤣🤣 As someone who is from FL, I agree 100%
kayla morris it's turning into a cliché. A man in Florida… Murders his family.
Valdosta Ga here. I believe it’s the heat.
"She only responded when he was paying her. Somehow, Amato thought that was consistent with a true romantic relationship." 😂
What an idiot. He probably never really had a girlfriend, that's a red flag for a narcissist killer like him.
So catty. Lol😂
I am with you!
@@katiestewart2487 Losers in his position tend to distort their perception of reality through denial to avoid the painful truth of their status, aka the lolcow mentality
My own brother got caught up with a scam in Tijuana’s zona rosa - he kidnapped me to use my Spanish to pin this woman down, he loved her so much. He let me go when he’d gotten his intel. I should have pressed charges.
It's really depressing that he went on to murder everyone in his family. He did a trip with his brother, so he must have had a somewhat good relationship with him to go all the way to Japan with him. To turn around and murder everyone who loved him and looked after him. That is really disheartening.
One brother survived.
His other brother was spared
Esp as his brother Cody paid for Grant (around $10,000) to go with he & his friend in the hopes that a break away would get him to break free from his addiction.
Well, it's not right to play favorites
You guys are forgetting... He tried to BLAME the brother who paid for that trip (who was murdered in the attack) for killing their parents
The true hero in this case is Jason Amato, the last living son. He was put in an impossible situation and responded with grace, compassion and intelligence. This is a ridiculously tragic case. Thanks Dr. Grande!!💜
what did he do exactly?
He handled the entire situation with grace and composure considering his whole family was murdered by his brother. He testified and it was heart wrenching
@ Nancy Jones Exactly. He seems like such a great guy. Lost his entire family 💔 I feel awful for him as well.
Don't fooled by that. You don't know if there are accomplices.
@@yandex3565 👁👄👁
No emotion for murdering his family and he's a nurse, very SCARY!
A lot of psychopath, narcissistic type people go into care work. I guess they get a buzz off keeping people alive, knowing they could end them at any time.
@@kiwiconnection3580 my sister was an excellent nurse. A horrible sister but one of the best nurses you ever ask for. She worked in oncology and ICU for 40 years. I always thought it was her lack of empathy and insight that helped her to do so well in nursing. She was detached enough to get in and perform her job impeccably without suffering emotionally from some extreme situations. She did not like working with children though and avoided it when she could so maybe she was unable to detach as well when it was a kid dying of cancer.
@@Mountlougallops prime example!
@@Mountlougallops true. Most people with empathy problems still have exceptions. I had emotional repression issues up until my late teens, arguably it was narcissism (caused by C-PTSD), I had little to no genuine empathy for anyone except my mother and any child in distress. I enjoyed people's company and had many friends but I saw myself as superior to them, I viewed them more as possessions/investments than people. It wasn't until a series of traumatic losses, including deaths in the family, that my repression stopped and I was able to feel normal emotion and grieve. Now it's hard to imagine a life without empathy. I still have my moments where I relapse into narcissistic tendencies but it's crazy how much my life and psyche has changed. I'm always curious when I hear about other narcissists whether there was ever a chance of them reaching that realisation. I guess it comes down to nature vs nurture. My situation was very much nurture.
@@Mountlougallops a lot of police officers in the same way doesn't mean they're bad it just it has to be drilled into them that I can't show emotion
"He might as well be in love with a vending machine" savage.
I would have loved to have a caring family like this. So sad.
I'm sorry but I've got no sympathy for this guy.
Really nice caring family who invested in him
More like a family that never disciplined him or forced him to face the consequences of his actions
@@elijahgavin6706 they did
@@melissam597 too late.
I have to question the dynamic between mom and dad if he believed what he was doing was normal
It seems less like love and more like enabling. At some point, if all you do is coddle, you're actually doing more damage.
But I take your point. Fuck people who murder their reasonably decent families. Wtf.
So sad. He took their lives for money to pay a woman he didn't know. 😩
simp
This is like an advert for never having children
wtf, do you go on his videos about spouses murdering spouses and say it's an advert for not getting married? lmao how is this a sensible takeaway
@@user-zr9hu3tf1y no purpose in marriage. just cultural peer pressure really,but you wouldn' t agree because you believe in the delusion too
Have to kick them out at 18, or face the consequences.
@@joys8634 bro are you fucking kidding me? you realize what you said had nothing to do with the conversation? he's saying these people being murdered by their child makes a case for not having children. "there's no purpose in marriage" has nothing to do with my response implying that if someone murdered their spouse it would mean nothing good or bad for the case of marriage. I didn't make a case for or against marriage, im saying that damning an extremely common practice by citing a rare negative like he did is lacking in critical thinking, like you are in your comment.
god why do people who think they're free thinking mavericks end up being so fucking oblivious and hypocritical, you're not even following the conversation you entered, you just said "fuck the context" and regurgitated the first dumb thing that popped into your head
Even if you manage to raise a good kid the probability of them coming into contact with kids who’ve been poorly raised by useless parents is much higher. Therefore, you’ll just subject them to a lifetime of dealing with stupidity of others and the inherent suffering of life.
He had such a loving family and unfortunately took it for granted. His parents (and brother) didn’t deserve this
That’s why his name was Grant
He was mentally ill.
Killed his family for a woman who probably never though of him and used the money he gave her on another man
What a waste of life
Lives HE CHOSE to take. Yet you sound angrier about this woman than you do about this adult who murdered his family. Priorities my dude.
Moral of the story for families in similar position: Tough love Maintaining boundaries is the best point in this vid.
Send them to college or university away and don't bail them out when they get in trouble. Lol! I have BPD, no career, no romantic relationships or friendships but I've never been arrested, never stolen from my job, and I've never spent a dime on porn. Lol! So it kinda worked. Left home at 18 because I recognised that it was toxic and somebody was going to go to jail. My father would abuse and try to control me but then got mad when I left. Lol! Good thing it was 4000 miles away so he couldn't turn up and drag me back home.
What an incredibly sad story. The "dark side" of the Internet is very dark, indeed.
Yes sir I agree💯
most real and ethical comment per se xx
Once Sylvia heard he had lied about being a gamer, it was all down hill from there. That's one thing you never lie to a woman about.
You’ve got to draw the line somewhere
lol
Lol comment of the century
Lol never say you're a gamer, watch anime, like cartoons, etc
😂😂😂
"He might as well be in love with a vending machine." I have been there. There used to be this vending machine at the local train station that had all of the best snacks. The prices were cheap; I could get Twinkies for 80 cents! I mean, I was truly devoted. Then, one day, despite my earnest love, the vending machine was suddenly gone. I was crestfallen. It took years of therapy to get over it. I still struggle with the machine's betrayal. How could it have just left like that?
ouch. that’s true heartbreak.
I had a vending machine taken too soon, that had the little Debbie giant double decker oatmeal creme cookies. I'll never forget youuu😢
Wow, nobody even called you to let you know you better go catch it? :(
I'm sorry for your loss.
@@marisu9765 people were more considerate in the 90s
I got to third base with a soda machine in Newark.
Dr. Grande is back (in the old setting) and he's cooler than ever.
Probably an video that was recorded before the move
I miss this setting :’( the bricks are too harsh
@@aeris2001 But he's still cooler than ever.
@@phoebelyons7507 I like this setting better too. :)
@@phoebelyons7507 I'm not a fan of the bricks either.
“He might as well be inlove witha vending machine” 😂😂
Again,a true statement 👍🏻♥️
True! I'm in love with the vending machine in work. It's the only one that has Peanut Chews. I love those, too. :)
When I heard that I knew some sex-positive feminist would hear that and lose her mind even more than she already had
Man I wish we would have some of those vending machines they have in Japan (not the used panties' one, although I doubt that exists). My ass would totally fall in love no doubt.
Or a blowup doll
How did he even have access to all those accounts though? You would think that after he stole from them once, they would change their PINs or something
You don’t need pins when using a card online.
@@Leanne_w Here's the thing, tho - he stole from his father's retirement account. I've been fascinated by this case for awhile and still haven't figured out how he got into the accounts. I retired last year and there was a lot of paperwork beforehand and regular communication since then as I get a monthly withdrawal. I have a voice activated identifier in order to access my account on the phone, which makes me think that even my beneficiary could not just call up one day and get into my account. There are also a number of hoops to jump through before gaining access online. This identifying information would not normally be shared, even with one's adult children - and Grant was a problem before all of this - so I don't see them doing that. Credit cards are another story. It's an unbelievable story in many ways.
He didn't, he racked up a ton of credit card debt and paying it off cost his family the equivalent of their life savings. He didn't directly give his dad's 401k to the Bulgarian. Debt is debt and assets are assets.
Nope his family was very dumb and trusting.
@@calendarpage True Crime Loser has some great commentary on this case if you haven't already seen it. He goes pretty in depth about Grants spending and if you haven't seen it I highly recommend!
This is one of those cases that are both tragic but also really hard to not joke about. Like this chick he's never met got 200k off him, that's insane. If you ever need proof that sex/porn addiction is very real, this case should show you
Right!!!
Exactly! Except most of that money went to the "company" she works for
Wasn’t it David Duchovny who was treated for sex addiction? I wonder whether he was as nuts as this fellow?
It's not proof, it's anecdotal.
don't throw the fckin sex industry under the bus for this
I'm so curious about how Sylvia feels about this whole thing
Seriously?! Me too
She used him and got paid. She probably could care less considering she uses weak men like him to make a pretty penny. 😂
@@warrik55 she's probably not a sociopath though, she probably feels terrible this happened to that family.
but if it wasn't her, it would've been another cam model so she can't blame herself.
@@crybaby3710 She doesn't feel terrible at all. She kept all the money and never looked back.
Laughing all the way to the bank
I'm sure it's quite possible to be in love with a vending machine. There are cases of people loving their cars, bridges, the Eiffel Tower and even marrying them. These people would make for an interesting video, Dr. Grande.
That's just women who go nuts after wasting their youth sleeping around and overfocusing on their "careers" for years on end, and later in life (when it's too late) failing to find a "good man" to settle down, marry, and start a family
Some women decide to marry inanimate objects, others start collecting dozens of cats and dressing them up like they were their little kids, etc
Anyway, have a great day
👍 I remember that "Eifel tower lady". Unbelievable.
It’s called Objectum Sexuality.
That would be interesting! I remember that documentary and it was fascinating
I remember the guy kissing his car. I was in love with my car at a certain point. It's a '67 Falcon. Use to have nightmares about it being stolen or wrecked. Once i dreamt someone stole the paint off of it. Lol that one was pretty intense! I did pick out the exact colour of the paint i wanted ?!! It is a rich, dark purple. Fear of losing what i loved or maybe fear of something being taken from me is probably what it was.
Lol "he lied about being a gamer."
“I’m a gamer” that’s as lame as it gets.......
@@ericpetersen8155 somehow you missed the part where being a gamer is incredibly mainstream and normal
Being mainstream doesn’t make something less lame
I cried
@@pfclex6737 its not that it's lame, it's that off all the interesting things he could have made up he selected something as mundane as being a gamer.
Clear and lucid explanation of the events.
I enjoy Dr. Grande's humor and unbiased analysis--as always.
Thank you, doctor.
Sounds like a fairly typical addiction. Just like with drug, alcohol, other addictions, the only thing that matters is getting their 'fix'. The lies, cheating, stealing, criminal behavior is all par for the course. Helping him, the way his family did, made him worse, not better. I understand their feelings of not wanting their son to be jailed. Jail is horrible, especially in the US. A lot of parents feel this way. If you never let the person suffer the consequences of their own actions, even being jailed, it NEVER ends well. Thank you for this interesting analysis, Dr. Grande. Great explanation on addictive behaviors! 👍
Well said. Period
Yup.
You have such a soothing voice to fall asleep too.
Appreciate your work ☺
Dr Grande is my ASMR lol.
Hasn't put me to sleep, yet. Fascinating stuff, well presented.
lol. Are you SURE that's a compliment? 😆
@@LDiamondz oh I mean there’s been many times I’ve rewatched a video because I couldn’t remember the ending 🤣
@@Jess-db3gi lol. Me, too. Or I'll have to rewind half way through cuz I spaced out a little. 😆
200k dollars... I had to rewind that to make sure I heard that correctly.
Power to those parents. Really thought they could get him help. The family paid the ultimate price in the end.
Interesting case! Good breakdown Dr. Grande. It’s easy to understand your content 🙏
They loved him too much.
this is the only case that made me cry. his parents and brother were angels💗
The whole thing is tragic. Even Grant himself. A dude who probably dealt with self esteem issues his whole life.
@@andrewvincent7299 yeah i totally get it! but in this case i dont feel much pity for him. The image of him killing his mom who was working behind her desk just makes me cry.
@@andrewvincent7299One would with a physique and head like Grant has.
And all this time, I've been giving away conversation for free. I've woefully underestimated my earning potential.
I don't think it was just conversation she was selling.
Thanks Dr. Grande, I really appreciate you taking the time to look into this.
I expect him to be smarter with a five head like that
Ooooffff😂😂
Forehead 🙃
lol. 🤣
Let's not bring five heads into this.. 😔
A vending machine that never drops the candy bar. Hey, I wanted a Snickers. Machine, "Insert $40 please." Uhhh, OK.
listen i'd be mad as hell too if my name was big tomato but killing people is still not cool
Excellent analysis! The idea that the very nature of addiction is an overstepping of boundaries (with those closest to the addict) brings new clarity to the challenges faced by the family. It's a good rule of thumb to use for anyone faced with the role of the enabler.
I’m only speculating about what might be happening in a situation like this but I feel like Amato is the kind of guy who eats cold hot dogs right out of the pack.
Wtf! I do that (・o・). But still funny joke :D
When is Dr. Grande going to give us his analysis of Dr. Grande?
(Or did I miss that one?)
He does a lot of self disclosure on his Patreon.
Only if he films the video while speaking into a mirror...accept nothing less. 😏
@@conclavecabal.h0rriphic Good idea. He can ask himself questions. OR we could analyze him ourselves! 🤣
A livestream can you imagine that would be so awesome
What makes you think we all want to know? I'm fine with the "man of mystery" aura Dr. Grande projects. And an occasional Christmas sweater.
This one is absolutely heart breaking. Addiction is powerful. Thank you 👍
I hate these kind of websites, it’s fucking absurd. It capitalizes on loneliness which most of these loners are depressed, lost, maybe violent and some have mental illnesses.
It’s just messed up.
Really? Then why are you here, just curious?
I agree. I can only imagine how many lives and relationships have been destroyed by these webcam sites, and other sites like this. Definitely exploiting the vulnerabilities of some people.
DB choobie but this guy Amato was messed up to begin with. He's a narcissistic person. He couldn't think of any buddy else but his own feelings.
@@shelleyc.2576 he wasnt a narcissist.....
@@polarbearsrus6980 are you roasting dr grande? If so, that’s pretty clever I’ll give you that.
The Amato family were actually my parents’ neighbors. You can see their house from my old bedroom window. I still remember the day this happened, I was living in Michigan at the time but getting updates about police in the area from a local group, and I immediately called my mom to make sure my family was okay. At that point, the details hadn’t been released. It was a huge shock when this all happened as that subdivision is practically rural, and such a horrible tragedy that really does seem completely senseless.
Sex is the root of all evil
@@avikazak655no, it's addiction.
You know I could understand if he saw this girl and he liked her and sent her picture and started talking to her outside her job. Eventually, they were to meet because there was an interest by both parties, but to become infatuated with a girl that you've never met, let alone never have been intimate with is crazy. Then, kill your family over this because they were fed up with your addiction. It is just incomprehensible and sick.
Thank you Dr. Grande I've been waiting for your video.
thank you for all the uploads, Dr. Grande!
It would be interesting to see the family history in detail and how Grant went down this path and how the family dynamics worked. When not only one but both parents and the brother all agreed that Grant shouldn’t face consequences for his actions when it looks like the rest of the family behaved in a way that seems to have been responsible people.
We have 4 children, we are not perfect parents and we don't have perfect children. We had a rule, if you got into trouble we would stand with you and support you the first time, if you do the same thing the second time, you were on your own. If the family would have had a similar rule, they might be alive today. One of the most loving thing a parent can do is allow their children suffer the consequences of their actions.
No studio today, Dr. Grande? Love your videos & especially your humorous comparisons.
Thank you so much for doing this one, I'd been hoping for it for a long time!
“He lied about being a gamer” WHAT
He was probably describing Esports.
Maybe she said she's a gamer, it could happen especially for ewhore that prays on online losers
@@johnpen269 whoa settle down there, incel
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@1maosin3 he lied about being a WEALTHY gamer. He played video games all right, so that made him a gamer. But learn to pay attention to the details before posting idiotic comments(INB4 “uR an INCel”)
Thanks for the upload Dr!👍
Been looking forward to this analysis for a while.........Wasn't disappointed.
Day one of asking Dr. Grande to use the acronym OCEAN again when talking about personality traits.
The thing is, I'm pretty sure the model, if she was even aware that someone murdered his family over her, has shrugged Grant off and moved on.
Yeah boi. Back to original set
I was missing it tbh. I've grown attached this random little room
@@SuperNuclearUnicorn Gives more of a comfortable living room feeling than the cold brick wall.
Office sweet office
I was just getting used to the brick bunker back ground! 😐
Thumbs up for the expression "yeah boi" :)
Dude looks exactly like Stephen Miller.
😂
He does, Laura I. Wilder.
First thing I noticed! (Also, I wouldn’t be very surprised if Miller turned homicidal. Not a big step for him. )
He sure does!
Another great video Dr. Grande! ☺️
A perfect storm of a restless mind and an empty heart
I watched this trial...so sad and it truly defies all reason. Grant is delusional. He STILL believes this connection to the web cam girl was a real relationship. What this man did to the only people who loved and cared for him is atrocious! And to try to pin it on his brother as a murder/suicide and tarnish his memory is just awful. He is exactly where he belongs.
Thank you for another thought provoking analysis Dr. Always a pleasure. 🙂
Thanks for podcasting ! Ars longa media site is a great initiative. Congratulations !!
Ah yes i suggested him once in the comments. I'm so glad it's finally here. Thank you!
Dr. Grande, thank you for your hussle and teaching me so much. Take care and greetings from Puerto Rico.
I cannot be a parent because I’d not be able to be this forgiving and coo over a grown man obsessed with a virtual girlfriend.
Not even safe to adopt. I recall reading about it in the paper, so it was 10+ years ago but, a couple adopted this kid, gave her a better then average life. She repaid them by having two dirtbags she had been hanging around with, come into the house and stab the parents in their bed. It was of course, a messy cluster-f%^$. If memory serves, I think it was because the Parents didn't want her to hang around that crowd. Such treachery and disloyalty, most especially towards Kin or Kith, can never be forgiven and can only be answered in one fashion.
Raising them to not be this pathetic would be good parenting.
@@thedarknessunderneathpodca6366 a cactus withers when I have it so I don’t think I’d be any better at parenting
@@francescawilliams8177 lol! Yeah it's called boundaries, rewards, consequences and responsibilities. Being a controlling parent isn't good. My parents were/are controlling. My sister and I live 4000 miles away from them(and 4000 miles from each other) maybe see them once a year or every two years. My parents did well on feeding and clothing and the academics. Completely failed on the E. Q. So no grandchildren and both their kids are in therapy. We learned enough academically to know that we had to get away from them. I currently have a tomato and basil plant on a window sill thriving. Sorry about your cactus.
Great video! Thank you Dr.Grande.
When you have an addicted family member hell bent on being destructive then step back and let the law do it’s work. Grant needed someone’s jail cell as soon as he did his first fraud/theft
Thank you for doing this case. I'm still incredulous on how completely insane it was! How does someone become this pathetic and totally cold blooded at the same time? It's very difficult to wrap your head around.
He runs out of money and immediately thinks, "Oh! I can murder my family and empty their bank accounts. Then I can see Sylvia 10 more times!" I don't get it, either.
You could say... What's AMATO with this guy?
Thank you.
Like in what's dAMATO with him?
Pretty good, I'll Grant you that.
It’s only AMATO time until Bubba gets to him in the slammer... not that I feel sorry for him
A great summation Dr. Grande
The brick background was kinda neat.... BUT I LOVE THE OG DR. GRAND setting!
Surely in order to be classed as a sex addict, one has to actually be having sex, which Amato wasn’t. His feelings for Sylvie seem to have been predominantly romantic. For what he spent online, he could have easily afforded to travel to Bulgaria and track her down, so why didn’t he? I think because he knew at some level that their “love” could only exist in fantasy. I also think he could not forgive his family for “blowing his cover” to Sylvie, and that is why he killed them.
There's all kinds of sex. Obviously this wasn't one on one in person sex, but sex was likely involved.
I’m sure he flogged it every time he saw her
"He might as well be in love with a vending machine."
Wellll, I mean...
GREAT comment
Once again a true statement 👍🏻♥️
Yeah, a great analogy - but at least a vending machine gives something back
@@writestuff8180 LOLOLOL
Truth!!
I first heard about this case on the Sword & Scale podcast. It's totally crazy. Thanks for covering the mental health side of things, it clears up some of the questions I've had.
I have been waiting for this one!!!
Great analysis. I have always been of the opinion that Grant Amato's biggest problem had to do with narcissism, but he took it way farther than any other case I've studied.
Steven Miller's brother from another mother...
😆
You really so a great hob in understanding a wide variety of particular people as well different topics. I have an MA?from NYU, so Im no phd but I appreciate the level at which you speak. You keep it fresh by doing analysis on topical subjects as well as general. topics as I said. Thank you for doing these. Again, great job and thank.
I love how your videos are completely footnoted in the description along with your paetreon
He should’ve been jailed after squandering his dad’s life savings. His family really did love him. Between Grant Amato, Joel Guy Jr., and Jennifer Pan it seems we’re seeing more and more cases of parent killers. Heartbreaking.
Jasmine Richardson is the worst of all, her case is truly sickening and heartbreaking
Great video Dr. Grande, I would love your analysis of Sidney prescott or Billy Loomis or Stu from scream franchise.
I love the things I enjoy in your channel.
I think out of every UA-cam I watch dr grande has bumped up his adds the most. A 12 min video gets like 12 adds or so. I feel like this guy addicted to watching and having to watch or skip adds to feed my addiction. 😬
Thank you for your closeness. 🙂
Yes he's too far away in the new setup. I can watch his eyelashes!
@@debbiemilam2204 lol
I’ve definitely seen dudes fall in love with regular strippers
But...but...but... she lurrrrves me! Really!
aleister crowley ...and she's totally just doing this to pay for Law School, I swears! 🤣
@@bunnyblackwell6107 they are lonely dudes with low self esteem and tend to have very little relationship experience. Though some of them are just jaded having gone through messy divorces.
Brilliant analysis Dr. Grande ...Very sad case.
Dr. Grande, I'm a big fan, I believe your work is amazing. Can you analise the Eriksson Twins case? Thank you very much.
I remember the 5 factor model by watching Dr. Grande’s videos every day, even though he didn’t remind us how to remember it this time!
His brother was extraordinary in his court appearances.
Thanks for going back to the normal format. I like this better
My god!!! What a wretched boy!!!? Can you imagine the twisted perversion in his spirit that created this? I am so disturbed by this story.
I feel so badly for his family. Those last moments must have been excruciating. They did not know how weak & evil he was. Its terrible to imagine the realisation that this ghoul was about to take their lives. It’s truly worse than any horror movie.
His brother spend over $10,000 on him for a trip to Japan and he still killed him and set him up for the other murders. Just sickening.
Dr.Grande, Hope you’re having a great day.👍
There was no way this was temporary insanity because of the in-depth premeditated planning which went into the attempted coverup of the crime scene.
May the courts never grant him what he wants.
He was there for hours!! No remorse! I always wonder if remorse who’ll come while in prison- for him- for Cris Watts…
This is sad and heartbreaking. Love has no boundaries
I'd love to see a breakdown of Terry Davis. He was a successful tech guy until his schizophrenia slowly detatched him from reality and he documented a lot of it online.
Dr. Grande can you do a video about the Mental Health and Personality of Annie Wilkes from the classic movie, Misery?
She definitely was not open to new experiences seeing the penguin set her off
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Your dry humor gets me every time😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂
As a RN, I have come into men who have high levels of Testosterone and extremely preoccupied with sex and felt like they were invincible in all ways. Thank you so much for this case. I have never heard of it. Fascinating and you put it all together in an organized way.. 👍
Excellent Analysis.
I can't help but wonder what kind of dynamics did he have with his family, especially his parents, when he was growing up. His behavior screams of a huge loneliness, lack of love and acceptance, inability to identify true affection and tell it apart from fiction. Like he wasn't shown the real meaning of those things in his childhood.
I don’t think he lacked a loving family. I think his father was a high-achiever, a hard worker, and so was Cody, but Grant was his mother’s favorite son, and she coddled him way too much.
His loving brothers and his parents were always there to help clean up his messes, and maybe they should have just let him suffer the consequences of his behavior.
$10/minute?? I immediately started calculating how soon I could retire if I switched “careers.” 😂
We love you, Dr Grande!!!
Love your analyses Dr Grande. In case you haven’t done one on David Russell Miller - the bigamist murderer featured in the 96 movie Every Woman’s Dream - would that be possible to add to your list at all please?