Not only the mother but an alcoholic father who literally killed someone and abused women and then was murdered by their step dad. Hopefully they get lots of therapy and support
There’s people who WISH their children’s grandparents had active role in their kids lives. I truly don’t understand why she was so against. They were good, loving people.
The common thread among all these murder cases is that there's a lot of shoddy police work out there. While I'm sure there are many detectives who do a great job, this doesn't exactly instill confidence in their crime solving as a whole.
Here in the U.S., many police departments will not hire an applicant that scores very well on the written exam. Their theory is that a really smart person will grow bored and leave after a few years. So the pool of cops that detectives are drawn from are not the smartest they could be.
Marriage is a non-escape clause that comes with a long-term relationship. After the latter, it's then either be married or die trying. Unfortunately, relationships are becoming an "offer you can't refuse" called marriage. It's too expensive to be married if you're a man who's paying close attention to the odds against us.
Belle Granda Media so far has been a great study as an aspiring clinical counselor for veterans. I liked the perspective on counselors viewing a problem vs. a carpenter or mechanic. Thanks for putting your content and personal views on the field of psychology out there!
One things I like about Dr Grande's channel is that he does a clinical analysis speculating at the highest degree and giving us a vivid insider look how the mind really interacts with reality along with the people
i hate it when i forget to turn the auto-divorce feature on and that guy would be the last person i would think would be in beauty school. then again, he did drop out
there was so much Evil in this situation. & Caleb getting only 18 months prison after killing someone is tragic. i hope Melissa & Christopher don't get out of prison after 25 years; life in prison is best. there was so much injustice in Police ignoring the murders of Bill and Bridget, ... until Caleb was also dead, and then the system reacted.
I'm convalescing with pneumonia and "he was a beauty school drop out" followed by the sly grin, made me laugh so hard I went into a coughing fit. It was well worth it too. Also, dig the pink. It's one of my faves.😘
Something that was missed here too: why would we believe this degenerate liar was actually assaulted by Caleb? Isn't it likely the same incompetence that allowed two murders also convicted Caleb for something that never happened? She made 5 proven false allegations about him, but we believe the first one? What?
Those poor unfortunate children with murderers on both sides of their families. I hope they have found a loving ❤ situation without conflict , to grow up in
Delinquent cardiac arrhythmia also causes broken sternums?! I cracked my sternum as a teenager - I flew off a bike and landed with my chest on a tree stump. And mine was just cracked! The doctor said that the sternum is the most difficult bone to break (in humans) because of the flexibility of a person's rib cage.
Love the pink! But your information and analysis of mental health issues is wonderful. I think I learn something every time I watch one of your videos. Thank you!
This is the best show on UA-cam. The quality is 100 percent and the quantity is off the charts. Thank you so much Dr Grande. Much love from Cambridge ontario! Infact 45 min from this case.
Thanks for your analysis Dr. Grande. I don't know why they thought it was going to be easy and things would be better after murdering each member of the family? Emboldened is right! Sad because after all, they lost the children too. The trauma that the children have to deal with must be unimaginable! TFS
Dr. Grande, congratulations on 875 K subs!!💞 You are so close to 900 K subs! 🙌🏼 This is another sad case, in which the children are the ones bearing the worst punishment.😔 Great review as usual, thank you Dr. Grande.❤️
Terribly sad case. In my humble opinion any parent who who would murder the other and essentially deprive their own child of the love and support of that parent is NOT a good parent. And this woman not only inflicted the pain of losing their father on her own children, but losing two grandparents as well. Absolutely reprehensible! She should never see the light of day as a free woman again. Those children are better off without her raising them.
All people should be somehow evaluated before having children to determine what could happen should things head south. I believe that it is only fitting. Why should we think that people should have children without deciding whether they are fit before the judge, who is not a psychologist, tells us? Hahaha. Can we say that we are all born free just because we wish to believe that we are? Sure, I'm concerned about government overreach, but I'd rather worry about this before and not after the fact. I am a non-custodial parent only because I sought to tell the truth. Had I money and taken the route of being willing to lie, I would have possibly had a life worth living. As things stand, I have nothing, and it's not likely that I'll ever see my granddaughter again. I'm working to disown my son because there seems no way out of this hell otherwise. He's been completely brainwashed, and his wife is in on the hustle.
@Cory Dinsmore What are you 10? In case I have to spell out what I mean by stating the obvious, many parents that do this will say they loved their children so much that they couldn't bear the thought of losing them to the other parent. But it's not about loving their children at all. It's about control, narcissism, and selfishness.
It’s so often the case that people work in a profession they have no business being in and no talent for. In this case those in law enforcement failed basic competency it seems
Well I definitely can tell you as a truck driver there is about 50 to 60% of people behind a steering wheel of a truck that thoroughly do not belong behind a steering wheel of a truck I truly will be glad as a truck driver when the federal government here in the United States will federalilize and take control and nationlize the trucking schools here in the United States 🇺🇸
@@marylogue31 there is not way to know if he was violent. But obviously she lied so I doubt he was. Most drunk drivers do not set out to kill or injure, their logic is tampered down by alcohol.
These analysis are interesting, but I miss videos on information about true mental health topics like depression and personality disorders that every day ppl struggle with.
These cases are very entertaining, which is kinda sad, since every case is a testament to how LOW human beings can go, which, according to the evidence presented on this channel, is pretty low.
Maybe the constant repetition of inhuman (but really VERY human ) acts will seep into the collective consciousness and cause a backlash! We can do better!
Dr. Grande is very tricky when it comes to video release times. Just when you think you can predict a general time of arrival he pulls the plug! Somtimes he gets Will Smith -Gettin' Jiggy with it and pulls a two -fer! 💻....💻⁉️
Great analysis Dr Grande. I've never heard of these people, but with your analysis,I feel that woman totally responsible, for those deaths. I hope Melissa never gets custody of those children. Thank you Dr Grande. That was a sad one.
I appreciate you demonstrating how useful police are in this video as well as your other videos..in that they are not. I would really like to live in a world where there were MANY LESS police and MANY MORE mental health advocates.
I heard that Chris Hansen hired the whole Police department to help with his new To Catch a Predator show. Well obviously the police were not at fault They were doing their job which is to catch Criminals Case closed Now it’s time for my meds and then it’s rec time Don’t bother me
@@3dguy839 @3D guy Have not seen the new to catch a predator. So I am not sure if there is a joke I am missing or if you are being serious? But the fact that a private individual/television show can hire an entire police department is ridiculous. I didn't know to serve and protect meant whoever paid them the most for a private conract?
Hey Dr. Grande, I was hoping that you could shed some light on something that I could not find much about on the internet: What makes somebody a know-it-all? I work with one of these, and while he is very smart and strong in character, he holds this insufferable trait that I do not fully understand.
Go Zen! Use it as Spiritual practice! Deep breaths! Use the situation as a way to strengthen your peace! Be internally unshakable! P.s. Those guys are the worst! 😳🤓📚🦉 🥴🤡🤣
Wow. Imagine killing the father and grandparents of your children because you don't want them to be with them and then you end up with a life sentence in prison. Now who's going to take care of those kids? Selfish beings
I like how the beginning of your videos, you say "hello this is Dr. Grande" as if you are answering a phone call. It makes me think of how Kati Morton asks the viewers "does that make sense?" as if we are in session.
Hello Dr. Grande! I really enjoy your videos! Keep up the great work! Greetings from a fellow psychologist from Greece 🇬🇷. P.S: Your dark humor is golden! 👏🏻
You pronounced the name of my city almost perfectly ( Mississauga). Well done, Doctor Grande 😊 Yes, the penalties for driving under the influence are truly pathetic here. Human life doesn't mean much.
I recall investigators coming to my house after I made a UA-cam comment on the case at the time. They spent an hour grilling me and trying to get me to admit I had ever met either of them. I was pretty stunned...it was like everyone in the world knew what had happened, except the cops.
How about a video on Brittany Murphy, the young actress who died under mysterious circumstances at home with her mother and husband, who died 5 months later in the same exact way? There was a conspiracy theory going around that they were both on a government watch list for some reason but it was never proven.
I think he already did. Is that the one where his wife’s sister was a suspect. They lived in a separate house on the same property? The deceased husband has a news agency, aka newsstand.
Thank you Dr. Grande, an interesting analysis as always. I was wondering if you would ever do a video on the psychology of the children or family of the people that are victim to homocide etc., as this is becoming a hot topic here in France. If there are any cases that offer evidence of this tragic link that leads to more traumatic events, it would be interesting to know!
@@SpecialBlanket in France there are a lot of associations to help different people and there’s been a bit of publicity around a young man advocating for victims of family violence. You should check out Konbini or Brut if you’re interested in learning more about hot topics in France
I will never understand why people keep their children from having a relationship with the parents of an estranged spouse. Unless there is actual reason to do so ofc. Children need to know there are other people that love them, not just their parents or immediate family, like siblings. This is like hating the parents of an ex just because you broke up. I had a not so fantastic break up with an ex bf a few years ago, we were both in the wrong in a lot of things when we decided to separate. His parents always liked me and I liked them. When we broke up, they said I could always still come to them with anything and wanted to keep in touch. After all, it wasn't their parents that I broke up with. We still talk from time to time and it's never about their son, it's a completely separate relationship. They know I care about him in a way that he's a big part of my history so they would tell me if something major was happening, but otherwise we don't talk about him. They had no reason to keep in touch with me - according to their son I was the one who broke his heart. But they never even asked me about it, they knew it wasn't a good idea to take sides and that both sides probably had cause to be upset with one another. If we can do that then why the h*** can't people that share children? It's like robbing a child a big part of their identity and support circle. It's just so mind boggling. You don't have to be buddy-buddy, but just civil. Like you have to at work with people you may not particularly get along with. It's just a part of life and with kids you can't be selfish. My grandparents aren't on this earth anymore and I was lucky to grow up with them in my life. I'd be heart broken if any of them had passed before I got a chance to know them and have them know me.
My experience has been the same, bad. From my experience, the system uses the women's sense of entitlement to the children and manipulates public sentiments about what goes on. Those who control the system, which pays well, defends and lobby to perpetuate the system. In general, some kind of jury (to directly represent the public) should always be involved in such matters and the people in a more general sense. Otherwise, we will have a corrupt system. The assumption of secrecy when children are too young to know any better should not be allowed. As things stand, there is no law against causing Parental Alienation Syndrome, which is what my son and I have to suffer for the entirety of our lives unless something is done by force of law. Judges and lawyers should have no place in trying to profit from the average person in such matters. In cases where those with material possessions cannot agree about the proceeds, those with expertise in such cases should be requested.
How lovely & judgemental of you to berate people who don't get on after a relationship. With an ex boyfriend, I got on with his parents after the b/up but we lived in 2 diff cities many hours away so after a few yrs we lost touch. This was easy because there were no children involved. If you are married to a narcissist & have children then thatz a diff. situation! I didn't realise how crumbled my self worth was after being with my ex husband for 9 yrs. After the split I kept an open home for him & his mother (who lived in a diff. country). I used to cook him meals & packed lunches after he got himself a flat. I was blindsided by how litigious he was & with his mummy's money they planned to have me legally out of the picture. She wanted to raise our daughter with him & isolate me. It took years & a tonne of legal battles but I eventually won full custody & had saved enough to buy him out of our house which he hated because he wanted to see me poor. He didn't care about our daughter's welfare he wanted to have power. His mother I realised too late...was a complete racist. I got strong for our daughter - she is studying now at 22- & I own a 4 bedroom hm, that although I still have a mortgage...it has gone up in value. I've never spoken to my ex since our girl was 14yrs old. Our daughter had a good relationship with him until she turned 16 & he started a new family. She has kept in contact with him but he barely answers her emails or messages...he never told her about his new life initially...& never consulted her when he moved to a different country. It is sickening how much money went to lawyers for child custody & house settlement ...I wanted to talk things out & come up with solutions...but he was wanting to fight. I come from a big family so our daughter has a tonne of relatives who love her. My ex comes from only child parents so family's not important but materialism is. His mother died of cancer full of hate & resentment...& she raised an angry man child.
@@mymai2792 I said if I with them could do it, then people with children should be able to - "Unless there is actual reason to do so ofc." That's a direct quote of my post. I understand every situation is different and I'm sorry you had such a difficult time with your ex and his mum. I've also been in a situation where my partners parents were not good to be around and it's not an easy situation to be in. Surely I was relieved to be out of it. It was the silver lining when that relationship ended - at least I never had to go near those people again. Not every parent or grandparent is a good influence and therefore shouldn't always be a part of a child's life or the other parent's life. But there are just too many cases where a bitter separation ends up with alienated grandparents who would in fact be a wonderful addition to a child's life. I don't think it necessarily takes a village - but it sure is easier that way. I wish you and your daughter all the best in life and a happy upcoming holiday season whatever way you celebrate.
I'm from Ontario and live in Nova Scotia and have never heard of this story. Those poor grandparents. So heartbreaking they adopt a child and it leads to this outcome. And of course the 6 children....how do they ever lead a normal life?
My Grandfathers last name was Santimaw. I don't know of its origins. It's a rare name in the U.S. A bit of research found there may be a connection to Scotland. Does anyone have any insight on the subject? 🤔😉
@@almakehlerbrown3935 No, he added a "gwa" at the end. It's easy to find the pronunciation on youtube, however I don't know Dr Grande's schedule and perhaps he didn't have time or rehearsed it properly and then when recording made a blip. He came very close, however.
“Had trouble regulating her level of honesty.”
That’s a great way to speculate that someone is a liar without actually diagnosing her.
I enjoy saying "troubling historian of the truth"
I know right 😆😆😆😆
I agree. I will have to remember this with some of my cases during depositions.
I was just about to reference that comment, it made me laugh
We all need a little notebook of Grandeisms, they are perfect.
I feel sorry for the children. Imagine having such a mother.
Well they will be adults when she gets out. Hopefully she not writing them letters.
And not having anyone left
Not only the mother but an alcoholic father who literally killed someone and abused women and then was murdered by their step dad. Hopefully they get lots of therapy and support
I can do more than imagining it.
Not the auto-divorce app! Lol absolutely love the dry humor Dr. Grande❤️
@@GuitarPlayerNoah truth!!
Me too
I love your red hair!
At the end of the day, children are left alone. When my brother passed away I felt all alone and I was 59. Poor kids. Thank u Dr. Grande
You're never alone. Even when you're alone.
Dr G, where’s Ms. Nadia’s love heart ❤️
Better to be alone than being raised by a selfish sicko kiier.
without a selfish killer.
That's interesting, as my father recently passed...and I'm okay with it! Life's funny that way.
The dead-pan delivery of dark humor is what I like most about this channel. Keep it up Todd!
Dr. Grande is one of the few people who can make me laugh with his dark sense of humor. Awesome!
Ehh…when it’s not cringe.
@@joemamma137 said a man with the cringiest user name. Irony is obviously not a strength of yours...or your moms.
Dr grande is the real psychopath lol
i will never understand why people think this dude is so funny
There’s people who WISH their children’s grandparents had active role in their kids lives. I truly don’t understand why she was so against. They were good, loving people.
There is a reason that jealousy is called the evil monster! And if a person has any mental illness, fighting envy is much harder.
@@bthomson definitely! Jealousy and control.
I'm sure they sited with their son and that's what she hated. I know real life situation just like this. It's sad but reality
Stupidity.
Narcissists don't care about that.
The Dr.'s pronunciation of "Mississauga" makes me chuckle.
Mrs. Harrison was the Vice Principal of my High School.
Thank you Dr.Grande. I remember this case very well living close to the area. We of course were outraged at the authorities lack of competence.
Same here, friends and relatives in all places mentioned.
I sure hope so.. That sounded real bad and I m listening to this from Dr Grande
Canada for you
Your video just put my toddler to sleep lol 😆 your voice is so relaxing and comforting 😌
Pretty suitable viewing material for a little kid🤷🏾♂️
@@logicalblackman8228 he wasn't listening at all really he is only 3 in the car seat he didn't want to get out of the car and feel asleep in minutes!!
The common thread among all these murder cases is that there's a lot of shoddy police work out there. While I'm sure there are many detectives who do a great job, this doesn't exactly instill confidence in their crime solving as a whole.
Here in the U.S., many police departments will not hire an applicant that scores very well on the written exam. Their theory is that a really smart person will grow bored and leave after a few years. So the pool of cops that detectives are drawn from are not the smartest they could be.
I see the common thread as fcked up people
Doing fcked up things
Never ends well
Only something like half of all murders are actually solved.
@@yarnpower ... I've never heard this. Who supports this action?
@@yarnpower Yes. And I am Lady Gaga.
“… her marriage came with the auto-divorce feature turned on.” Only Microsoft calls that a feature - to everyone else it’s a bug 😉
Marriage is a non-escape clause that comes with a long-term relationship. After the latter, it's then either be married or die trying. Unfortunately, relationships are becoming an "offer you can't refuse" called marriage. It's too expensive to be married if you're a man who's paying close attention to the odds against us.
It's only expensive if you're a POS and force her to leave your sorry *ss. So many men CHEAT, then cry about child support or alimony. It's pathetic.
@@jcjcviews care to elaborate?
I was going to choose my favorite one-liner, but they just kept coming. Always grateful for Dr. Grande's special narrations of these cases. 😄😄😄
Belle Granda Media so far has been a great study as an aspiring clinical counselor for veterans. I liked the perspective on counselors viewing a problem vs. a carpenter or mechanic. Thanks for putting your content and personal views on the field of psychology out there!
One things I like about Dr Grande's channel is that he does a clinical analysis speculating at the highest degree and giving us a vivid insider look how the mind really interacts with reality along with the people
" Guess it was one of those arrhythmia that breaks into one's house "
man what would I do without Dr. G in my life !
I feel bad for the kids. They lost both parents and grandparents.
Great video Dr Grande!! Hope you are having a great Sunday!!!
i hate it when i forget to turn the auto-divorce feature on
and that guy would be the last person i would think would be in beauty school. then again, he did drop out
Both good comments!
there was so much Evil in this situation. & Caleb getting only 18 months prison after killing someone is tragic. i hope Melissa & Christopher don't get out of prison after 25 years; life in prison is best. there was so much injustice in Police ignoring the murders of Bill and Bridget, ... until Caleb was also dead, and then the system reacted.
She was economical with the truth.
😅
🤣
So many people are economical with the truth.
I'm convalescing with pneumonia and "he was a beauty school drop out" followed by the sly grin, made me laugh so hard I went into a coughing fit. It was well worth it too. Also, dig the pink. It's one of my faves.😘
What a terrifying thought of having such glaring incompetence on the part of the investigative team in this case. Third time's a charm.
Something that was missed here too: why would we believe this degenerate liar was actually assaulted by Caleb? Isn't it likely the same incompetence that allowed two murders also convicted Caleb for something that never happened? She made 5 proven false allegations about him, but we believe the first one? What?
Thanks for forcing me to finally look up and clarify the difference between "culpatory" and "exculpatory" evidence. :)
Those poor unfortunate children with murderers on both sides of their families. I hope they have found a loving ❤ situation without conflict , to grow up in
Who’s the other murderer?
@@logicalblackman8228 Caleb killed a taxi driver when drunk .
@@jenrutherford6690 That’s not murder. For more information, look up murder as it is defined by the Criminal Code in Canada.
@@logicalblackman8228 Good to know that getting in a car drunk and killing someone isn't murder. Thanks for that .
@@jenrutherford6690 No need to thank me. I did what any sensible person would’ve done, which is look up the word before using it.
Delinquent cardiac arrhythmia also causes broken sternums?! I cracked my sternum as a teenager - I flew off a bike and landed with my chest on a tree stump. And mine was just cracked! The doctor said that the sternum is the most difficult bone to break (in humans) because of the flexibility of a person's rib cage.
Ah, the Canadian justice system. The only one that makes me feel less depressed about the judicial system in the US
Check out Belgium, Portugal or Australia 😬
Poor Frenchie. That was a beautiful shade pf pink and she certainly would have been considered an expert colorist today.
I live in Ontario but never heard about it. Such a horrible case for the whole province🥺.
Two families destroyed totally.
Very great analysis doctor💕.
Love the pink! But your information and analysis of mental health issues is wonderful. I think I learn something every time I watch one of your videos. Thank you!
This is the best show on UA-cam. The quality is 100 percent and the quantity is off the charts. Thank you so much Dr Grande. Much love from Cambridge ontario! Infact 45 min from this case.
More proof of the international fan base!🇨🇦
#1 Fan in Foothills of California
Always interesting.
What brings Me coming back, is your humor.
Peace 💕🇺🇲
I love your wry sense of humor in these gruesome acts of murder and mayhem!! You have great insight!!
And an understanding of the need for just some levity in the heavyness of it all!
With each analysis the phrase, ‘reality is stranger than fiction’ becomes more fitting! Love your videos Dr Grande!
😓😫🙄😖🤒😪😨😰😱😢😭😳
The main difference between reality and fiction is that fiction needs to be believable. Reality doesn't suffer from that restriction.
The dry humor gets me every time!
Thanks for your analysis Dr. Grande. I don't know why they thought it was going to be easy and things would be better after murdering each member of the family? Emboldened is right! Sad because after all, they lost the children too. The trauma that the children have to deal with must be unimaginable! TFS
Darn it. I was going to do a beauty school drop out quip, but Dr. Grande beat me to it.
I immediately started singing it out loud
Imagine getting kicked out of beauty school. It wouldn't do a whole lot for your confidence.
Someone said that beauty school (cosmetology) takes 1600 hours while police academy is 800! I don't know this for a fact but it wouldn't surprise me!
Dr. Grande, congratulations on 875 K subs!!💞
You are so close to 900 K subs! 🙌🏼
This is another sad case, in which the children are the ones bearing the worst punishment.😔
Great review as usual, thank you Dr. Grande.❤️
He had a problem regulating hia intake of alcohol.------ Lovin' it.
Huh?
Terribly sad case. In my humble opinion any parent who who would murder the other and essentially deprive their own child of the love and support of that parent is NOT a good parent. And this woman not only inflicted the pain of losing their father on her own children, but losing two grandparents as well. Absolutely reprehensible! She should never see the light of day as a free woman again. Those children are better off without her raising them.
I hope they throw the book at her
All people should be somehow evaluated before having children to determine what could happen should things head south. I believe that it is only fitting. Why should we think that people should have children without deciding whether they are fit before the judge, who is not a psychologist, tells us? Hahaha. Can we say that we are all born free just because we wish to believe that we are? Sure, I'm concerned about government overreach, but I'd rather worry about this before and not after the fact. I am a non-custodial parent only because I sought to tell the truth. Had I money and taken the route of being willing to lie, I would have possibly had a life worth living. As things stand, I have nothing, and it's not likely that I'll ever see my granddaughter again. I'm working to disown my son because there seems no way out of this hell otherwise. He's been completely brainwashed, and his wife is in on the hustle.
@@jcjcviews we of little means and an honest life have very few prospects when on the stand.
I agree with Sarah Smith. And the partner should be kept caged for the rest of his life.
@Cory Dinsmore What are you 10? In case I have to spell out what I mean by stating the obvious, many parents that do this will say they loved their children so much that they couldn't bear the thought of losing them to the other parent. But it's not about loving their children at all. It's about control, narcissism, and selfishness.
It’s so often the case that people work in a profession they have no business being in and no talent for. In this case those in law enforcement failed basic competency it seems
Hate to say this .could that law enforcement was being racist??
@@eikoqdupree101 I wouldn't have thought so, as there are quite a few nationalities iin the police force in Toronto/Mississauga.
Well I definitely can tell you as a truck driver there is about 50 to 60% of people behind a steering wheel of a truck that thoroughly do not belong behind a steering wheel of a truck
I truly will be glad as a truck driver when the federal government here in the United States will federalilize and take control and nationlize the trucking schools here in the United States 🇺🇸
Great as usual!
I love your calm voice!
So much different to most covering those cases.
Our Dr. Grande is never strident or irritating.
Nice change, isn't it?
Terribly sad situation for the kids. No parents and no grandparents.
And 👎 Canadian police
Wow! This family gives you that warm and fuzzy feeling!
Happy Sunday Doc, love your channel!
Good morning doc thanks for another video 👻
This is an enormously complicated case. You did a great job in dissecting it into one thought group.
Was Caleb violent? She was a known liar, did she not lie about him hurting her?
being that he was an alcoholic who killed a person and injured 4 others, i would not put it past him. he is not innocent here.
@@marylogue31 What about his parents?
@@marylogue31 there is not way to know if he was violent. But obviously she lied so I doubt he was. Most drunk drivers do not set out to kill or injure, their logic is tampered down by alcohol.
I had never realised before this that we don't pronounce the 'u' in Mississauga- It's pronounced Missis-saga
Dr Grande added a “u” to the last syllable:)
You are so calm and I love your sense of humor. Love your outlooks.
A beautiful morning in Chicago…hello Dr. G. Thanks for the post.
These analysis are interesting, but I miss videos on information about true mental health topics like depression and personality disorders that every day ppl struggle with.
Love your pink shirt Dr.Grande. I’m glad they finally tried Christopher and Melissa. Those poor sweet kids. Love the delivery of jokes.
These cases are very entertaining, which is kinda sad,
since every case is a testament to how LOW human beings can go,
which, according to the evidence presented on this channel, is pretty low.
Maybe the constant repetition of inhuman (but really VERY human ) acts will seep into the collective consciousness and cause a backlash! We can do better!
Unique channel with esoteric Grande analyses
👍
so happy i’m finally early for a video! since moving time zones ive missed getting to watch dr. grande on time! Love your work as always!
Dr. Grande is very tricky when it comes to video release times.
Just when you think you can predict a general time of arrival he pulls the plug!
Somtimes he gets Will Smith -Gettin' Jiggy with it and pulls a two -fer! 💻....💻⁉️
When a fourth person dies then call me😂😂Dr Grande I love your channel because you are both informative and hilarious!😂Keep up the good work doc!💜💜
Great analysis Dr Grande. I've never heard of these people, but with your analysis,I feel that woman totally responsible, for those deaths. I hope Melissa never gets custody of those children. Thank you Dr Grande. That was a sad one.
I appreciate you demonstrating how useful police are in this video as well as your other videos..in that they are not.
I would really like to live in a world where there were MANY LESS police and MANY MORE mental health advocates.
I heard that Chris Hansen hired the whole
Police department to help with his new
To Catch a Predator show.
Well obviously the police were not at fault
They were doing their job which is to catch
Criminals
Case closed
Now it’s time for my meds and then it’s rec time
Don’t bother me
@@3dguy839 @3D guy Have not seen the new to catch a predator. So I am not sure if there is a joke I am missing or if you are being serious?
But the fact that a private individual/television show can hire an entire police department is ridiculous. I didn't know to serve and protect meant whoever paid them the most for a private conract?
Hey Dr. Grande, I was hoping that you could shed some light on something that I could not find much about on the internet: What makes somebody a know-it-all? I work with one of these, and while he is very smart and strong in character, he holds this insufferable trait that I do not fully understand.
Go Zen!
Use it as Spiritual practice!
Deep breaths!
Use the situation as a way to strengthen your peace!
Be internally unshakable!
P.s. Those guys are the worst! 😳🤓📚🦉 🥴🤡🤣
Not sure. But I think it's asbergers. Not recognized as a bona-fide condition I don't think, it seems like hysterical reaction to
Wow. Imagine killing the father and grandparents of your children because you don't want them to be with them and then you end up with a life sentence in prison. Now who's going to take care of those kids? Selfish beings
Haha I started singing Beauty School Dropout as soon as you said it 🤣😄
Same
@nancyjones6 Me too! Such a cute song. He wasn’t so cute!
I like how the beginning of your videos, you say "hello this is Dr. Grande" as if you are answering a phone call.
It makes me think of how Kati Morton asks the viewers "does that make sense?" as if we are in session.
Yes, do check to see if the 'auto-divorce' settings are turned on or not!
This one was horrific 😢🙏🏾
I just Love your delightful, dry sense if humor!!
Seems like it should be flagged any time someone searches “ways to kill”
Not unless it's the Motley Crue song, looks could kill!
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So what happened to those poor children?
Doc Grand ❤️, upload a video everyday..... Such a treat for us viewer's ♦️💎♥️..... Thanks for another Ah-Mazing analysis on a True Crime case ❤️❣️❤️
Hello again, Dr. Grande. Hope your evening is lovely! Thank You!🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Hello Dr. Grande! I really enjoy your videos! Keep up the great work! Greetings from a fellow psychologist from Greece 🇬🇷.
P.S: Your dark humor is golden! 👏🏻
This is so sad for the children. Had to be so traumatic.
Thanks to 🇨🇦👮♂️” great job”
You’re the best doctor who ever lived Dr. Grande!!!!
Favourite thing to throw on during my lunch and smoke breaks. Top notch doggy.
Another great analysis with rye comments highlighting the incompetent of the autopsy results & investigation. 👏👏
Dr. Grande, I just received The Psychology of Notorious Serial Killers! can't wait to read it 💗
Best content on UA-cam, straight up facts.
Wow! This one is kind of strange. Fascinating as always! Love your analysis. Would love to hear you give your views on Halloween💙🌈💙
You pronounced the name of my city almost perfectly ( Mississauga). Well done, Doctor Grande 😊
Yes, the penalties for driving under the influence are truly pathetic here. Human life doesn't mean much.
This case broke my heart.
I recall investigators coming to my house after I made a UA-cam comment on the case at the time. They spent an hour grilling me and trying to get me to admit I had ever met either of them. I was pretty stunned...it was like everyone in the world knew what had happened, except the cops.
Hi Dr Grande. Could you please analyse the case of Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès? Thank you!
Good job Dr. Grande. Have a pleasant evening.
How about a video on Brittany Murphy, the young actress who died under mysterious circumstances at home with her mother and husband, who died 5 months later in the same exact way? There was a conspiracy theory going around that they were both on a government watch list for some reason but it was never proven.
Nice one!
I grew up in Delaware Dr. Grande! Wish I could have met you when I lived there.
This video was overflowing with comedic genius "automatic divorce feature set to on" wow!
Hey Doc can you analyze Conor Mcgregor's current gradual descent into madness?
He was always a nutty racist, no descent involved
Drugs
I’m wearing my Dr Grande/ 🌵 tshirt today! Happy Sunday!
I'm sorry, I shouldn't be laughing but the description of "delinquent with a bad attitude" for cardiac arrhythmia got me
Gotta make sure that auto divorce option is enabled
Trying to pick my lower jaw up and push it back into place but I'm having a hard time. Unbelievable incompetence.
Your incredibly dry jokes do make me smile in the middle of these sad /ugly cases being told. Thanks Dr Grande 😊
Oh the Google searches!! 🤦🏻♀️ It gets them every time!
This is very interesting and sad case . What miserable small group of people , adults . . . And to there's children whose lives hang in the balance.
Grease was the first thing I thought of too. Good song that one.
Please do the Lin family murders Australia. It's probably one of the worst cases I've heard of. 💕
I think he already did. Is that the one where his wife’s sister was a suspect. They lived in a separate house on the same property? The deceased husband has a news agency, aka newsstand.
Thank you Dr. Grande, an interesting analysis as always. I was wondering if you would ever do a video on the psychology of the children or family of the people that are victim to homocide etc., as this is becoming a hot topic here in France. If there are any cases that offer evidence of this tragic link that leads to more traumatic events, it would be interesting to know!
@@SpecialBlanket in France there are a lot of associations to help different people and there’s been a bit of publicity around a young man advocating for victims of family violence. You should check out Konbini or Brut if you’re interested in learning more about hot topics in France
I will never understand why people keep their children from having a relationship with the parents of an estranged spouse. Unless there is actual reason to do so ofc. Children need to know there are other people that love them, not just their parents or immediate family, like siblings. This is like hating the parents of an ex just because you broke up.
I had a not so fantastic break up with an ex bf a few years ago, we were both in the wrong in a lot of things when we decided to separate. His parents always liked me and I liked them. When we broke up, they said I could always still come to them with anything and wanted to keep in touch. After all, it wasn't their parents that I broke up with. We still talk from time to time and it's never about their son, it's a completely separate relationship. They know I care about him in a way that he's a big part of my history so they would tell me if something major was happening, but otherwise we don't talk about him. They had no reason to keep in touch with me - according to their son I was the one who broke his heart. But they never even asked me about it, they knew it wasn't a good idea to take sides and that both sides probably had cause to be upset with one another.
If we can do that then why the h*** can't people that share children? It's like robbing a child a big part of their identity and support circle. It's just so mind boggling. You don't have to be buddy-buddy, but just civil. Like you have to at work with people you may not particularly get along with. It's just a part of life and with kids you can't be selfish. My grandparents aren't on this earth anymore and I was lucky to grow up with them in my life. I'd be heart broken if any of them had passed before I got a chance to know them and have them know me.
My experience has been the same, bad. From my experience, the system uses the women's sense of entitlement to the children and manipulates public sentiments about what goes on. Those who control the system, which pays well, defends and lobby to perpetuate the system. In general, some kind of jury (to directly represent the public) should always be involved in such matters and the people in a more general sense. Otherwise, we will have a corrupt system. The assumption of secrecy when children are too young to know any better should not be allowed. As things stand, there is no law against causing Parental Alienation Syndrome, which is what my son and I have to suffer for the entirety of our lives unless something is done by force of law. Judges and lawyers should have no place in trying to profit from the average person in such matters. In cases where those with material possessions cannot agree about the proceeds, those with expertise in such cases should be requested.
You and the grandparents are emotionally mature adults, which is a trait that seems to be in short supply these days.
How lovely & judgemental of you to berate people who don't get on after a relationship. With an ex boyfriend, I got on with his parents after the b/up but we lived in 2 diff cities many hours away so after a few yrs we lost touch. This was easy because there were no children involved.
If you are married to a narcissist & have children then thatz a diff. situation!
I didn't realise how crumbled my self worth was after being with my ex husband for 9 yrs. After the split I kept an open home for him & his mother (who lived in a diff. country). I used to cook him meals & packed lunches after he got himself a flat. I was blindsided by how litigious he was & with his mummy's money they planned to have me legally out of the picture. She wanted to raise our daughter with him & isolate me. It took years & a tonne of legal battles but I eventually won full custody & had saved enough to buy him out of our house which he hated because he wanted to see me poor. He didn't care about our daughter's welfare he wanted to have power. His mother I realised too late...was a complete racist.
I got strong for our daughter - she is studying now at 22- & I own a 4 bedroom hm, that although I still have a mortgage...it has gone up in value.
I've never spoken to my ex since our girl was 14yrs old. Our daughter had a good relationship with him until she turned 16 & he started a new family.
She has kept in contact with him but he barely answers her emails or messages...he never told her about his new life initially...& never consulted her when he moved to a different country.
It is sickening how much money went to lawyers for child custody & house settlement ...I wanted to talk things out & come up with solutions...but he was wanting to fight.
I come from a big family so our daughter has a tonne of relatives who love her.
My ex comes from only child parents so family's not important but materialism is. His mother died of cancer full of hate & resentment...& she raised an angry man child.
This only occurred to you because you are probably one of the few of "us" who aren't as crazy as a bat out of hell. God bless.
@@mymai2792 I said if I with them could do it, then people with children should be able to - "Unless there is actual reason to do so ofc." That's a direct quote of my post.
I understand every situation is different and I'm sorry you had such a difficult time with your ex and his mum. I've also been in a situation where my partners parents were not good to be around and it's not an easy situation to be in. Surely I was relieved to be out of it. It was the silver lining when that relationship ended - at least I never had to go near those people again.
Not every parent or grandparent is a good influence and therefore shouldn't always be a part of a child's life or the other parent's life. But there are just too many cases where a bitter separation ends up with alienated grandparents who would in fact be a wonderful addition to a child's life. I don't think it necessarily takes a village - but it sure is easier that way.
I wish you and your daughter all the best in life and a happy upcoming holiday season whatever way you celebrate.
I have just realized your sense of humor in your analysis.
Six children left with nothing due to the selfishness of their parents. Hope the parents are happy with the outcome.
Thank you
Funniest man on the planet. Oh I do enjoy this podcast. Thank you Dr Grande, I know these are very sad cases.
I'm from Ontario and live in Nova Scotia and have never heard of this story. Those poor grandparents. So heartbreaking they adopt a child and it leads to this outcome. And of course the 6 children....how do they ever lead a normal life?
Aye doc just for reference the Ontario city of Mississauga is pronounced "miss-ah-saw-ga"
My Grandfathers last name was Santimaw.
I don't know of its origins.
It's a rare name in the U.S.
A bit of research found there may be a connection to Scotland.
Does anyone have any insight on the subject? 🤔😉
@Jacob skippy that is exactly what he said.
@@almakehlerbrown3935 No, he added a "gwa" at the end. It's easy to find the pronunciation on youtube, however I don't know Dr Grande's schedule and perhaps he didn't have time or rehearsed it properly and then when recording made a blip. He came very close, however.
@@almakehlerbrown3935 nah. And I'm from there.