I really appreciate how balanced and well structured your videos are. You always do an excellent job of providing facts but not forgetting the humanity and successfully inserting humor in non-offensive yet amusing ways.
@@camerynr8344 I strongly suspect Ford would take umbrage (that must mean 'lawyer up, right?') if you started a car company named F.O.R.D. So yes. That goes for H.I.S.P.A.N.O. S.U.I.Z.A., too. And C.H.A.N.E.L.
Jacksonville, Fla. - UPDATE, 2/18/2021: Judge Jeb Branham has accepted Lee Rodarte’s guilty plea. Rodarte, the suspect in 2017 killing of Savannah Gold, has submitted a guilty plea to 2nd degree murder with negotiated sentence of 40 years. His sentencing set for March 11 at 2 p.m.
@@cottontails9003 lol. Just a strange American practice. We place the month first when writing dates numerically, or alphabetically. For example, we would write today's date as: 02/21/2021, or February 21st, 2021.
My sympathies lie with Savannah and her family and friends, not Rodarte. He made choices which placed him where he is. Not even seeing his distress on the police investigation video engendered sympathy for his plight, but instead caused me to feel the panic and terror Savannah must surely have felt as she tried desperately to escape the beating she received at Rodarte's hands. What a sniveling coward to try to blame a 5ft tall, 95 lb girl who had no weapon and was no threat to him.
What’s the likelihood of someone with no history of violent behavior, not only killing someone (for any reason) but then taking the body away to burn, and placing the remains into water? That’s going really far beyond impulsive behavior. Humans are a scary bunch.
Well, I believe the killing can be extremely impulsive, basically like something snapped and the person went into uncontrollable rage or something along those lines.... and what they do AFTER in order to cover it up is often because panic sets in and they know they did something horrendous, and the consequences if they get caught is that their life would basically be ruined. So I do think that’s sort of (a twisted kind of) self-preservation at that point. It’s scary to think about, but I think many of us might react way shadier than we’d like to believe if we ever committed an impulsive act of violence or did something such as drunk driving and hitting someone.
>no history of violent behavoir That might be true, but I believe Rodarte's sister was also incidently found guilty of physical violence in a motor vehicle. No individual is identical to their family, obviously, but psychological factors like impulsivity and agression can be inheirited.
Lizbet PCB, I'm not a psychologist, but I suspect that most people who have no history of violence who then commit murder have a number of subtle warning signs or personality traits leading to the murder. Willingness to lie to cover their mistakes, justifying bad behavior by blaming others, etc.
I thought that same thing. Although he wouldn't normally get to choose the menu, as they have professionals doing that, he still might be assigned to the kitchens, doing the cooking, and possibly might be able to give input.
I’ll never understand how anyone thinks “ I strangled him/her by accident “ is believable. It takes about 4 minutes or more to choke someone out. Don’t get me started with how they dump and hide the body after the “accident “
Yes, it takes someone about 40 secs to lose consciousness and it takes about 2-4 minutes for them to die. Its caused by lack blood/oxygen to the brain. So that means he had to be choking her even after she passed out.
This is what make Dr Grande so great. He takes a very serious and disturbing situation and is able to find the irony and humor in it and deliver it in such a dry fashion. I find it hilarious. It does not detract from the case, just gives you a little pause
*_I'm an ex-heroin addict. I would be stoned & because the drug made me so calm i would assume nobody could tell. My mom would take a picture of me & show it to me the next morning, just to let me see myself. I never got paranoid as a result of this drug. I'm 6 years drug free now. God Bless the poor girls soul & her loved ones. Tnx Dr. Grande_*
This is such a tragic loss. I never considered that people who commit impulsive homicide are quickly trying to end their internal strife. The fact that he destroyed all evidence doesn't bode well for the impulsive defense though. Very tragic all around. Thank you Dr. Grande.
It's not a legal defense but an explanation of why he committed this murder. Most murders are impulsive. Teen males are the most impulsive people on earth so one who is carrying a gun is as dangerous as a Lion loose on the streets. This murder was planned and not impulsive IMO. I think an example of an impulsive murder is when someone gets in a rage over an insult or a perceived slight and reacts by shooting their victim. This murderer drove to the place where he knew she would appear at a certain time then lured her into his car and most likely strangled her. That fact indicates a planned event. In either case he his not in control of his emotions. I would love to know his background.
The murder was impulsive and the hiding of the murder panic. It doesn’t really change the fact he’s a murderer who attacked and killed a woman bc she threatened his job. He’s nearly just as bad as if he planned it, and definitely as dangerous.
"He questioned his own level of intelligence." Yeah, me too, as well as for those who would feel compassion for a man who violently murdered his girlfriend and then tried to cling to any out of several implausible defenses/excuses to evade accountability.
I listen to a lot of true crime, like at least 1 podcast a day, and have for around 3 months now. While I don’t feel necessarily bad for him, he’s a far cry from the deranged people I’ve heard about, and he’s an actual idiot. Even people that don’t commit the actual murders are scarier than this guy. I do think he definitely regrets it, more on his part but I think he felt bad for her. Prison is terrifying though, and doesn’t really rehabilitate anyone, so who knows what he’s gonna be like coming out
Women be careful who you trust. Video tape your conversations. Don't be afraid to call 911. Thank goodness for the persistence of the police. Senseless murder of a beautiful woman. At least she can rest in peace. Great content Dr. Grande.
Your merch is so lit Dr Grande. Saving my coins so I can finally have my alien lizard moment. I followed this case. I hated how he tried to blame her, blame her addiction problems, and even claim self defense against this tiny young woman, when he knew good and well what he’d done. I guess I just feel for this poor girl because I know what it’s like to work in a restaurant, as I’m a server in one myself, and to become involved with a co-worker in a toxic relationship... it’s hard to get away from them when you have to see them at work every day. And it doesn’t help that when you work in a restaurant environment especially, everyone is in everyone’s business... secrets don’t exist... and rumors run rampant. It’s just so sad because she had no idea that this drama at work over their relationship would lead to her demise. But hey, if Chris Watts can become a cook in prison, I’m sure this loser stands a chance, right?... although I doubt they’ll issue him a chef coat... 👨🏽🍳
@Andrea Turnquist *Either technically could be applicable. However, inside an environment in which the person in question is using skills/even just discussing matters related to the professional title that they have worked to achieve, it is simply a matter of respect to refer to them including their professional title. Hence, Dr Grande* 💁🏼♀️
Thanks again for analyzing this case. Both the perp and the cops showed impulsivity, wanting to solve their problems quickly instead of wisely... It’s got to be exhausting to go deep into these brutal homicides even with your professional detachment and impeccable wry wit. But that’s why we love your content here. Great channel. Gotta get one of those t-shirts!
Is it weird that whenever there's a Dr. Grande video, the first thing that I think is "Wonder what clever jokes is this man going to make this time?". I already know it's going to be a good vid. Thanks, Dr.
Maybe because we have no idea what she did or said that caused him to snap. Was she cheating? Pregnant? Threatening to leave him? Threatening to blackmail him? High on drugs and irrational? Did she attack him, verbally or physically? Sure, none of these things justify murder, but they could explain what happened. He lost it, and now his life is over.
@@victoriajohnson4420 Maybe she was breaking up with him for good. She was pretty and younger and maybe wanted to get her life together which didn't involve him. Regardless of what she said to him though, I dunno if he deserves sympathy for choosing to tightly strangle her while she did what she could to save her life. I mean then he slashed her tire, burned her body and texted as her to her family. Imagine being them. He lost it because he was probably a calm ticking time bomb. A lot of bottling up, even before her. She might have been the straw that broke the camel's back. It's unfortunate her feelings for him guided her into the car, and it's also unfortunate he decided to go through with every single bad idea he had once he most likely wasn't getting his way.
@@aiku111 Anyone deserves sympathy when a single act ruins their entire life. We can never know what combination of genetics, early environment, abuse, head trauma, drugs, mental illness, or myriad of other factors puts a person in that time and place, where they "choose" to react a certain way. This case shows no evidence of being premeditated. It sounds like pure, blind rage, which is extremely hard to control. Apparently, he was triggered by something that she said, or did, or reminded him of. As his girlfriend, she probably knew all of his buttons, and what to say to really hurt him. People do this to other people all of the time. So yes, I do feel sympathy for him, because I stop and look at the possible reasons he did it, and don't just concentrate on what he did. I also feel sympathy for the woman and her family, who obviously had their lives ruined as well. It is possible to care about both the murderer and the murdered. Whatever happened, it was an unfortunate event for everyone concerned.
@@SoulforSale I would say this is a callous attitude of a person especially one with children of his own. And you seem to have based this opinion on the statement of a known liar and killer, not the best rationale in my mind. She held that job for a long period and her autopsy showed no signs of drugs in her system, not the best signs of an addict. Savannah gave up a college scholarship to take care of her mother who was undergoing chemotherapy. Rodarte killed Savannah and his sister is also a killer, Amber Camarillo (maiden name Rodarte) was sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2018 for the murder of Raquel Wallace at a Super 8 Motel over an argument about a car. I would like to see more of what are the causes of a family having two murderers, both male and female, not victim blaming.
I just read that he pled guilty to second degree murder a few days ago. The deal was for 40 years and time served but the official sentencing comes in March. It better be 40 years with no possibility of parole. I hate when murderers like this get off lightly.
There should always be the possibility of parole. It makes prisoners behave better, and if he is released at 68 he will just be a drain on society. Better to release him in his mid-50s so that he can work before old age.
@@icturner23 The element of punishment in this case should over ride his potential future finances. His victim doesn’t have this luxury now because of his acts. He should serve all of his sentence in my opinion.
Thx Dr Grande you are very much appreciated. Congratulations on the growth of your channel. I hope you always stay true to yourself after millions of subscribers.
Thank you for another great video, Dr. Grande! You always keep it informative and analytical while still punching up at the suspect/perpetrator(s) with class, and I appreciate that. I initially watched the interrogation tapes on the JCS - Criminal Psychology channel and it's one of those cases with such a baffling motive to me, in that it seems like a very simple issue to resolve without murder, and yet it escalated to that point because of one person's impulsive and selfish decisions. I'd be interested in seeing a video from you on the Ann Marie Burr case and Ted Bundy's possible involvement in it as a teen, and what could have been going on there. Proud to say you've won my subscription!
I enjoy your content for a while now and just joined your patreon family...thank you for continuing to give us full videos on this platform... as opposed to promo content for patreon. So many YTers are just putting up truncated videos... and saying go to our patreon for the full video. I personally appreciate that a lot.
I love how straight forward your video's are and how you stick to the facts only! Awesome job! I'm new...looking forward to getting to know you and your content!
In the day and age of video surveillance I'm not sure how this guy thought he'd get away with this. As soon as he started bad mouthing her in the police interview, I knew he was responsible. NO ONE points out all of these horrible character flaws about someone they care for on any level when they're missing. It's a deflection and not meant to help at all. Thanks for another great video Dr. 🙂
Dr. Grande, I hope we had a discussion forum to be able to chat amongst likeminded folks. You're been a pleasure to follow, one of my favourite channels, I watch your videos to be educated and be humbled; most of all I admire that you always try to look at things from a non-biased perspective and only give a logical outlook not an emotionally driven one. Kind Regards.
I enjoy all of your videos, your subtle dark humor makes them a bit lighter to watch though the cases themselves are serious. It would be really interesting to hear your opinion about the channel Without A Crystal Ball creator Katie Joy Paulson and her behavior.
I am very in love with the Dr Grande mug, growing cacti collection and moving them about. The naming of them is also wonderful. My 6y/o selected a pet cactus much like one of yours and named it Squishy. He over watered it. It went Squishy. Accidental homicide? Crime of passion? I've not the skills to diagnose.
I always appreciate your subtle sense of humor Dr Grande. It's nice to know he's still got a chance to be a chef in prison. 😂Please just keep delivering your awesome content!💙💙
Thank you for your video. Was wondering if you could make a video on the Carlie Guse case? I find myself thinking about this case almost everyday. What was going on in her mind that day? Was it a reaction to the drugs that made her just take off, never to be seen again? I always think about your opinion on this case! Thanks again. Really enjoy your channel! ❤️
"Was there a serial killer wannabe convention in town?" 😂 i love how Dr Grande makes the most sarcastic passive-aggressive comments with a straight face. 😅😅
This guy is evil to the core. He's not a good person, he's a monster, he took a life. He murdered that poor girl, so how can he possibly be a good person? His name is getting on my nerve too, you want to throw darts at Rodarte.
My question today is: I wonder how many well-intentioned commenters feel just a little hurt when they don't get a heart/like from Dr. Grande. Is this really necessary? Maybe I'm hypercritical. Or a vulnerable whatever. That said, I'm always looking for his latest video!
Enjoying and learning from his videos without expectation of a reward is probably a good test of security in our self and finding value in becoming self aware without perks. Or maybe it's just an indicator of schizoid PD. (I gave you a thumbs up anyway, hope you feel better in these blaghh times )
Alittle to close to home for my liking. I remember hearing about this event. It was quite scary when you live about 45 mins south of Jax. You did a great job I loved you analysis as usual. Keep up the great work!!!
I would love to see a video about the Ruth Williams case in UK - her husband was given 5 years for killing her. Defence was covid stress. Is this fair?
Your words of real compassion for the murderer, while still condemning the act of murder were absolutely spot on. Even the vilest and most evil people can be pitiable and tragic, but it in no way reduces their culpability. There was one very obvious thing she could have done to reduce her chances of being murdered: don't get in the car! Might have made no difference, or all the difference.
OrIs it : “ an otherwise healthy heroin user” is like saying that someone is an otherwise law-abiding criminal... ? You can’t be a criminal and law abiding nor healthy if using heroin... but you can be an “otherwise law abiding murderer”... sorry but wanted to comment on your comment. I get what dr grande meant and I understand what you expressed in your comment. Arg. I think too much into things. Maybe I make no sense but anyways it doesn’t matter, thanks for the comment though, Its great when things make people think
Actually, it’s well established that heroin users able to reliably source pure heroin (or heroin only cut with inert substances) are able to be perfectly functional and have no side effects. It’s indirect factors that destroy most heroin addicts’ lives, like taking other drugs and committing crime in order to get the money to buy it.
“Not wanting to be left out of the bad decision club, the police also made a key mistake.” Wahahahhaha. That’s only one of Dr. G’s numerous fabulous quotes in this episode. I wish I were as smart, logical, and witty as Dr. G. I needed a channel like this 20 years ago when I was a confused youngster. Better late than never, though, to gain new wisdom through excellent material like this.
Hi Dr Grande, can you please share you thoughts on the HG Tudor knowing the narcissist channel. I know u have done narc channels before but this guy describes himself as a narcissistic psychopath as he has been diagnosed with NPD and AntiSocialPD! This is terrifying however his channel teaches people how to spot Narcs and to get away from them ASAP. It’s actually a great channel I’d love to know your thoughts on this.
@@TKOin2life you r right to b afraid as I am struggling with my ethics listening to him knowing he is a psychopath and has zero emotional empathy he even admitted he has killed before and is sadistic. However the advice he gives to us on what to look out for is really valuable and it’s really entertaining as well
I really appreciate how balanced and well structured your videos are. You always do an excellent job of providing facts but not forgetting the humanity and successfully inserting humor in non-offensive yet amusing ways.
Your cologne should be called OCEAN by Dr. Grande
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O - Just a reminder I'm
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Sorry, "Ocean" is taken. And "Canoe," too, by an incredible coincidence.
@@jguenther3049 but is o.c.e.a.n taken?
@@camerynr8344 I strongly suspect Ford would take umbrage (that must mean 'lawyer up, right?') if you started a car company named F.O.R.D. So yes. That goes for H.I.S.P.A.N.O. S.U.I.Z.A., too. And C.H.A.N.E.L.
Jacksonville, Fla. - UPDATE, 2/18/2021: Judge Jeb Branham has accepted Lee Rodarte’s guilty plea.
Rodarte, the suspect in 2017 killing of Savannah Gold, has submitted a guilty plea to 2nd degree murder with negotiated sentence of 40 years.
His sentencing set for March 11 at 2 p.m.
Good. Thankyou for the update.
It's tragic, and I don't know what to say. Other than my thoughts are with Savannah.
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Can I ask why you put the month first here we would put 18-2- 2021.
@@cottontails9003 lol. Just a strange American practice. We place the month first when writing dates numerically, or alphabetically. For example, we would write today's date as: 02/21/2021, or February 21st, 2021.
My sympathies lie with Savannah and her family and friends, not Rodarte. He made choices which placed him where he is. Not even seeing his distress on the police investigation video engendered sympathy for his plight, but instead caused me to feel the panic and terror Savannah must surely have felt as she tried desperately to escape the beating she received at Rodarte's hands.
What a sniveling coward to try to blame a 5ft tall, 95 lb girl who had no weapon and was no threat to him.
What’s the likelihood of someone with no history of violent behavior, not only killing someone (for any reason) but then taking the body away to burn, and placing the remains into water? That’s going really far beyond impulsive behavior.
Humans are a scary bunch.
Well, I believe the killing can be extremely impulsive, basically like something snapped and the person went into uncontrollable rage or something along those lines.... and what they do AFTER in order to cover it up is often because panic sets in and they know they did something horrendous, and the consequences if they get caught is that their life would basically be ruined. So I do think that’s sort of (a twisted kind of) self-preservation at that point.
It’s scary to think about, but I think many of us might react way shadier than we’d like to believe if we ever committed an impulsive act of violence or did something such as drunk driving and hitting someone.
👍👍 yep
>no history of violent behavoir
That might be true, but I believe Rodarte's sister was also incidently found guilty of physical violence in a motor vehicle.
No individual is identical to their family, obviously, but psychological factors like impulsivity and agression can be inheirited.
Lizbet PCB, I'm not a psychologist, but I suspect that most people who have no history of violence who then commit murder have a number of subtle warning signs or personality traits leading to the murder. Willingness to lie to cover their mistakes, justifying bad behavior by blaming others, etc.
@@dethstark people can/do/did reproduce before being killed.
“Potentially he could become a chef in prison” had me cracking up
That's such a shady comment lol
That dry humor is why I love this channel.
I thought that same thing. Although he wouldn't normally get to choose the menu, as they have professionals doing that, he still might be assigned to the kitchens, doing the cooking, and possibly might be able to give input.
He reminds me of someone that i falcon punched in the eye.
@@kingburger6232 💢Mr. Bonefish is now fresh FISH and getting BONED.
I’ll never understand how anyone thinks “ I strangled him/her by accident “ is believable. It takes about 4 minutes or more to choke someone out. Don’t get me started with how they dump and hide the body after the “accident “
You have never seen an mma fight? It takes seconds to make someone pass out.
i’ve almost been strangled “by accident” by ex’s. must be a hispanic thing
He was a manager trainee. Dating fellow employees is against company policy.
Yes, it takes someone about 40 secs to lose consciousness and it takes about 2-4 minutes for them to die. Its caused by lack blood/oxygen to the brain. So that means he had to be choking her even after she passed out.
@@brooke-uv5gc It can literally be a matter of 3 seconds before someone passes out, if done correctly. Not making excuses, just clarifying.
Never heard about this case, tragic and unbelievable at the same time😔Thank you for your excellent analysis Dr. Grande.
“..even though I think he could become a chef in prison”
😆 I actually laughed out loud at this one. Great analysis ‘doc!
Same here.that was great.
Why is everyone finding humour in this
@@lyndonmunn6377 because it’s funny you dummy
This is what make Dr Grande so great. He takes a very serious and disturbing situation and is able to find the irony and humor in it and deliver it in such a dry fashion. I find it hilarious. It does not detract from the case, just gives you a little pause
Best joke delivery ever
I know you've had this new location for awhile, but I gotta say; I love the look of the brick background. Very nice!
Especially that one brick in the upper right hand corner.
Some mistakes are just unforgivable, otherwise we would have a “everybody gets one free murder” rule. 😅
@Kevin James where do you live? 😱
OJ got his "one free murder " its all down to how rich you are.
I wish that were true 😉
@Kevin James You live in Canada?
@Kevin James Same here (Italy) in the majority of cases.
*_I'm an ex-heroin addict. I would be stoned & because the drug made me so calm i would assume nobody could tell. My mom would take a picture of me & show it to me the next morning, just to let me see myself. I never got paranoid as a result of this drug. I'm 6 years drug free now. God Bless the poor girls soul & her loved ones. Tnx Dr. Grande_*
@KyleInOklahoma, Congrats on your 6 year sobriety with many years to follow. God Bless 🙏💙
This is such a tragic loss. I never considered that people who commit impulsive homicide are quickly trying to end their internal strife. The fact that he destroyed all evidence doesn't bode well for the impulsive defense though. Very tragic all around.
Thank you Dr. Grande.
Impulsive. Thats the wors I was looking for but was too speechless to properly comment. I kept thinking why?
Maybe he was like "Might as well go all the way"
It's not a legal defense but an explanation of why he committed this murder. Most murders are impulsive. Teen males are the most impulsive people on earth so one who is carrying a gun is as dangerous as a Lion loose on the streets. This murder was planned and not impulsive IMO. I think an example of an impulsive murder is when someone gets in a rage over an insult or a perceived slight and reacts by shooting their victim. This murderer drove to the place where he knew she would appear at a certain time then lured her into his car and most likely strangled her. That fact indicates a planned event. In either case he his not in control of his emotions. I would love to know his background.
The murder was impulsive and the hiding of the murder panic. It doesn’t really change the fact he’s a murderer who attacked and killed a woman bc she threatened his job. He’s nearly just as bad as if he planned it, and definitely as dangerous.
He should have gone for first degree if it went to trial that's what he would have got.
How do you always manage to review cases i recently researched?! Always love to hear your perspective on these,another great video!
the chef coat comment in prison sent me loll
Me too! I’m about dead from that comment
Same lol
O.C.E.A.N needs to be on ur merch, Dr.
🙌🏻 absolutely!
Take my money
Yes!!!!
He really needs to update his merch
We love you, Doc!
Stand your ground? Seriously? That would be comical if it weren't so sad.
Thank you Dr Grande 👍🌹
That law was literally created to keep gun owners from having to deal with the system just like everyone else.
He was in a car, so *sit* your ground.
Never talk to police or anything without a lawyer. They aren't there to "solve" the case, they're there to close it. Period.
This screen name and profile pic made me lol
The truth. 💯
"He questioned his own level of intelligence." Yeah, me too, as well as for those who would feel compassion for a man who violently murdered his girlfriend and then tried to cling to any out of several implausible defenses/excuses to evade accountability.
Thank you, this subject was taken as a bit of a joke I thought....disgusting!
He strangled his gf to death in the parking lot of the restaurant where they both worked. This guy is no mensa candidate.
I listen to a lot of true crime, like at least 1 podcast a day, and have for around 3 months now. While I don’t feel necessarily bad for him, he’s a far cry from the deranged people I’ve heard about, and he’s an actual idiot. Even people that don’t commit the actual murders are scarier than this guy. I do think he definitely regrets it, more on his part but I think he felt bad for her. Prison is terrifying though, and doesn’t really rehabilitate anyone, so who knows what he’s gonna be like coming out
RIP Savannah. Thank you for another awesome video Dr. Grande!!!
Women be careful who you trust. Video tape your conversations. Don't be afraid to call 911. Thank goodness for the persistence of the police. Senseless murder of a beautiful woman. At least she can rest in peace. Great content Dr. Grande.
I videotape all my conversations!!! I don't have many... or many friends. Maybe I should start doing it covertly 🤔
& men to avoid false accusations 👍🏻
@@NarcAngel Yeah, you'll make tons of friends doing that
Fun fact: Rodarte’s sister, Amber Camarillo (nee Rodarte) is currently serving a 20 year sentence for murder.
Wow. Lovely family
According to a news article, the sister had 40 prior arrests.
Those must be some proud parents! 🤯
Is there such a thing as genetic criminality?
@@canileaveitblank1476 mom was a drug addict
@@wot4me2 yes
“An other-wise healthy heroin user. . . .” Ingenious, Dr. Grande! Only in the U.S. is there such a person. Thank you.
He had such rage to do what he did. Im almost speechless
Your merch is so lit Dr Grande. Saving my coins so I can finally have my alien lizard moment. I followed this case. I hated how he tried to blame her, blame her addiction problems, and even claim self defense against this tiny young woman, when he knew good and well what he’d done. I guess I just feel for this poor girl because I know what it’s like to work in a restaurant, as I’m a server in one myself, and to become involved with a co-worker in a toxic relationship... it’s hard to get away from them when you have to see them at work every day. And it doesn’t help that when you work in a restaurant environment especially, everyone is in everyone’s business... secrets don’t exist... and rumors run rampant. It’s just so sad because she had no idea that this drama at work over their relationship would lead to her demise. But hey, if Chris Watts can become a cook in prison, I’m sure this loser stands a chance, right?... although I doubt they’ll issue him a chef coat... 👨🏽🍳
Thanks Mr Grande bringing a little bit of comedy to these dark stories
He has his PhD. Doctor Grande is his correct title. He earned those letters!
@@silverbullett6684 Either is applicable. He is a Mr. As well as a Dr.
Thanks you Sergeant Venti!
@@stt5v2002 😂😂😂
@Andrea Turnquist *Either technically could be applicable. However, inside an environment in which the person in question is using skills/even just discussing matters related to the professional title that they have worked to achieve, it is simply a matter of respect to refer to them including their professional title. Hence, Dr Grande* 💁🏼♀️
“He put his hands around her neck and heard a pop”... yet another failed chiropractor
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
"I freaking HATE it when I put my hands around my girlfriend's neck and hear a pop. It seems to happen with everybody I date!" - some murderer.
What is funny about this?
Sounds like murder to me
Your videos are addicting!!!!
My whole family watches.
Fascinating!
Everyone knows you never go full Rodarte
HI Schmeda!
Why Stiven why?
Schmeeda fam 👊
Hahahah hahahaha thanks for the giggles 🤭
Hilarious
Thanks again for analyzing this case. Both the perp and the cops showed impulsivity, wanting to solve their problems quickly instead of wisely... It’s got to be exhausting to go deep into these brutal homicides even with your professional detachment and impeccable wry wit.
But that’s why we love your content here. Great channel. Gotta get one of those t-shirts!
Great choice, Dr. Grande. Thank you!
You should do a character analysis on Daniel plainview from the film “there will be blood”
Phenomenal recommendation
Hey doctor can you analyze Marla Grayson, she's the main character from the Netflix movie I Care A Lot. I deals with conservataships.
That is such a good twisted movie. No happy ending there.
@@muellerphyllis I mean she got wat her narcissistic ass wanted. So idk she kinda won even though she died
@@muellerphyllis I'm finished!!
Thank you for all the uploads!!
I'm getting to where I don't want to eat in restaurants...heroin addict cooks and waitresses, murderers....not very appetizing.
Not to mention everyone in the restaurant industry is on coke and they're all sleeping together.
@@Summer-sc1ph I don't care about that as long as they don't touch my food.
I’ve worked in many restaurants.
Never complain or send back any food, unless you’re willing to gamble on eating things you didn’t order.
@@canileaveitblank1476 okay....that does it....I'm only eating at home
Dr. Grande is a legend... FACT!!!
Thank you, this analysis was excellently done by our cacti-loving doctor. 🧡
Is it weird that whenever there's a Dr. Grande video, the first thing that I think is "Wonder what clever jokes is this man going to make this time?". I already know it's going to be a good vid. Thanks, Dr.
Agree!
Same
@mike christian Maybe you have a sense of humor deficit.
@mike christian Yet, here you are. Maybe his humor is over your head?
@@5p674 I agree.
Love the points you made about how a person doesn't just make a one time impulsive mistake like that. Great analysis Dr. Grande!!
JCS video on him was really good. Cant wait to hear your Analysis
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I don't understand how people can feel bad for people who make these types of decisions 😕 Thank you for the video Dr. Grande!! Amazing as always! ❤️
I always look forward to seeing your updates doc.
Thanks Dr Todd for reviewing this case.
Wait, how do people have sympathy for someone who brutally squeezed the life out of a young person?
One of many great questions
Maybe because we have no idea what she did or said that caused him to snap. Was she cheating? Pregnant? Threatening to leave him? Threatening to blackmail him? High on drugs and irrational? Did she attack him, verbally or physically? Sure, none of these things justify murder, but they could explain what happened. He lost it, and now his life is over.
@@victoriajohnson4420 Maybe she was breaking up with him for good. She was pretty and younger and maybe wanted to get her life together which didn't involve him. Regardless of what she said to him though, I dunno if he deserves sympathy for choosing to tightly strangle her while she did what she could to save her life. I mean then he slashed her tire, burned her body and texted as her to her family. Imagine being them. He lost it because he was probably a calm ticking time bomb. A lot of bottling up, even before her. She might have been the straw that broke the camel's back. It's unfortunate her feelings for him guided her into the car, and it's also unfortunate he decided to go through with every single bad idea he had once he most likely wasn't getting his way.
@@aiku111 Anyone deserves sympathy when a single act ruins their entire life. We can never know what combination of genetics, early environment, abuse, head trauma, drugs, mental illness, or myriad of other factors puts a person in that time and place, where they "choose" to react a certain way. This case shows no evidence of being premeditated. It sounds like pure, blind rage, which is extremely hard to control. Apparently, he was triggered by something that she said, or did, or reminded him of. As his girlfriend, she probably knew all of his buttons, and what to say to really hurt him. People do this to other people all of the time.
So yes, I do feel sympathy for him, because I stop and look at the possible reasons he did it, and don't just concentrate on what he did. I also feel sympathy for the woman and her family, who obviously had their lives ruined as well. It is possible to care about both the murderer and the murdered. Whatever happened, it was an unfortunate event for everyone concerned.
@@SoulforSale I would say this is a callous attitude of a person especially one with children of his own. And you seem to have based this opinion on the statement of a known liar and killer, not the best rationale in my mind. She held that job for a long period and her autopsy showed no signs of drugs in her system, not the best signs of an addict. Savannah gave up a college scholarship to take care of her mother who was undergoing chemotherapy. Rodarte killed Savannah and his sister is also a killer, Amber Camarillo (maiden name Rodarte) was sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2018 for the murder of Raquel Wallace at a Super 8 Motel over an argument about a car. I would like to see more of what are the causes of a family having two murderers, both male and female, not victim blaming.
Totally off topic, but can I just say that shirt looks good on you. Nice shade✌🏼
Off topic the guy is creepy as sh!t.
@@lyndonmunn6377 I do understand the girl, he wasn't bad looking and her boss, they also did drugs together...
haven’t heard of this one! excited to learn from you as always Dr Grande ♡
JCS - Criminal Psychology did a great youtube vid on the interrogation footage
I just read that he pled guilty to second degree murder a few days ago. The deal was for 40 years and time served but the official sentencing comes in March. It better be 40 years with no possibility of parole. I hate when murderers like this get off lightly.
It will likely be a 40 year sentence with the possibility of parole once anywhere between 33-85% of the sentence served.
There should always be the possibility of parole. It makes prisoners behave better, and if he is released at 68 he will just be a drain on society. Better to release him in his mid-50s so that he can work before old age.
@@icturner23 The element of punishment in this case should over ride his potential future finances.
His victim doesn’t have this luxury now because of his acts. He should serve all of his sentence in my opinion.
He can still be a chef in prison, haha Dr.Grande, you crack me up.😁
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When one door shut another door opens 🙃
Thx Dr Grande you are very much appreciated. Congratulations on the growth of your channel. I hope you always stay true to yourself after millions of subscribers.
Love all the content you have been putting out recently ❤ Who else agrees? 🙌
Thank you for another great video, Dr. Grande! You always keep it informative and analytical while still punching up at the suspect/perpetrator(s) with class, and I appreciate that.
I initially watched the interrogation tapes on the JCS - Criminal Psychology channel and it's one of those cases with such a baffling motive to me, in that it seems like a very simple issue to resolve without murder, and yet it escalated to that point because of one person's impulsive and selfish decisions.
I'd be interested in seeing a video from you on the Ann Marie Burr case and Ted Bundy's possible involvement in it as a teen, and what could have been going on there.
Proud to say you've won my subscription!
I appreciate Dr Grande breaks down the cases by focusing on the facts.
I enjoy your content for a while now and just joined your patreon family...thank you for continuing to give us full videos on this platform... as opposed to promo content for patreon. So many YTers are just putting up truncated videos... and saying go to our patreon for the full video. I personally appreciate that a lot.
I would like to have a copy of the "pamphlet of laughably bad excuses..." for...a friend🙄
I love how straight forward your video's are and how you stick to the facts only! Awesome job! I'm new...looking forward to getting to know you and your content!
I was hoping he would move the flowers again... :(
Lol. Me too...... 🤭
You said it best. A man like that cant ever be trusted again. And it's a shame no one was there to stop him.
In the day and age of video surveillance I'm not sure how this guy thought he'd get away with this. As soon as he started bad mouthing her in the police interview, I knew he was responsible. NO ONE points out all of these horrible character flaws about someone they care for on any level when they're missing. It's a deflection and not meant to help at all.
Thanks for another great video Dr. 🙂
Dr. Grande, I hope we had a discussion forum to be able to chat amongst likeminded folks. You're been a pleasure to follow, one of my favourite channels, I watch your videos to be educated and be humbled; most of all I admire that you always try to look at things from a non-biased perspective and only give a logical outlook not an emotionally driven one. Kind Regards.
Could you please do a video on how some abuse survivors end the generational cycle of abuse while others choose to perpetuate it?
That is an excellent suggestion. Thank you for a really good idea. 👌🏻
You’re the best Doc I’d love to hear you do an analysis on either Crystal Magnum or Chris Brown, keep up the good work
The devil works hard, but Dr. Grande (angel) works even harder ❤️
You're my new favourite true crime channel. Thank you for uploading new content every single day. That's DETERMINATION
I wonder if Dr. Grande watched the Jim Can't Swim analysis of his interrogation.
Great analysis. I’ve watched other UA-cam videos on this case and found more information about the crime in this video.
I enjoy all of your videos, your subtle dark humor makes them a bit lighter to watch though the cases themselves are serious. It would be really interesting to hear your opinion about the channel Without A Crystal Ball creator Katie Joy Paulson and her behavior.
Excellent analysis!
✨ I’d like to see dr grande analyze the psychology of “furries” ✨
I'd like him to analyze people who use the ✨ emoji
Yeah, that would be interesting!
I'd like to see this, too. And the difference between furries and YIFF's.
@@somewhataddicted7685 ✨ Me too! ✨
I am very in love with the Dr Grande mug, growing cacti collection and moving them about. The naming of them is also wonderful. My 6y/o selected a pet cactus much like one of yours and named it Squishy. He over watered it. It went Squishy. Accidental homicide? Crime of passion? I've not the skills to diagnose.
I always appreciate your subtle sense of humor Dr Grande. It's nice to know he's still got a chance to be a chef in prison. 😂Please just keep delivering your awesome content!💙💙
I was hoping you'd analyze this case, Dr. Grande! Great video!
Dr. Grande: “I think he cld still be a chef in prison.”
Me: “Dr. Grande, you a stone cold killer bro 😄
Never heard of anyone call a Heroin Junkie "Healthy Heroin User" before
WOW this was a good one Dr Grande, However, I half expected that you would "Abseil" down your studio wall as an entrance, maybe next time.
FYI Abseil = rappel in American English
Thank you for your video. Was wondering if you could make a video on the Carlie Guse case? I find myself thinking about this case almost everyday. What was going on in her mind that day? Was it a reaction to the drugs that made her just take off, never to be seen again? I always think about your opinion on this case! Thanks again. Really enjoy your channel! ❤️
Oh man, that savage comment about being a chef in prison 🤣 😂
"Was there a serial killer wannabe convention in town?" 😂 i love how Dr Grande makes the most sarcastic passive-aggressive comments with a straight face. 😅😅
I wasn’t familiar with this case. I always enjoy your input anyway.
Dr Grande, Nice mug, also your jokes are so funny! Helps me learn english also.
He wasn’t just a cook he was the manager and Savannah’s boss.
You did an excellent job analyzing this case!!!! As a PMHNP, i find uour content valuable. Thank you and keep it coming!!! Love your sarcasm too..😂😂😂
This guy is evil to the core. He's not a good person, he's a monster, he took a life. He murdered that poor girl, so how can he possibly be a good person?
His name is getting on my nerve too, you want to throw darts at Rodarte.
i too found myself annoyed at his name, i thought i was being petty but than i remembered he murdered an innocent women for literally no reason.
@@camerynr8344 senseless murder.
Always good stuff Dr. Grande
My question today is: I wonder how many well-intentioned commenters feel just a little hurt when they don't get a heart/like from Dr. Grande. Is this really necessary? Maybe I'm hypercritical. Or a vulnerable whatever. That said, I'm always looking for his latest video!
@@mrsmacca126 Thanks for explaining-serious brain fog going on with me these days. In my defense-COVID stress!
Enjoying and learning from his videos without expectation of a reward is probably a good test of security in our self and finding value in becoming self aware without perks. Or maybe it's just an indicator of schizoid PD. (I gave you a thumbs up anyway, hope you feel better in these blaghh times )
😂😂yeah man he can be the Prison Chef!! Lol..
👍🏼👏🏼✌🏼😁 once again doc..outstanding!
"Never go full rodarte!" Shmurda fam, where you at?,
Present!
Why Stayven why?
@@maryhorton7876 "I dont know" lol
We are not here for any reason
I just, like, want them to be safe.
Alittle to close to home for my liking. I remember hearing about this event. It was quite scary when you live about 45 mins south of Jax. You did a great job I loved you analysis as usual. Keep up the great work!!!
I would love to see a video about the Ruth Williams case in UK - her husband was given 5 years for killing her. Defence was covid stress. Is this fair?
Wtf "covid stress".
Yeah FIVE DAYS into lockdown
So, covid stress is a defense, now? What about job stress? School stress? Any stress? Not a defense.
Nice indepth analysis Doc
Have you covered the guy from the tv show *You. His character seems so realistic it's creepy.
I think he has. I’m not 100% positive tho.
Your words of real compassion for the murderer, while still condemning the act of murder were absolutely spot on. Even the vilest and most evil people can be pitiable and tragic, but it in no way reduces their culpability.
There was one very obvious thing she could have done to reduce her chances of being murdered: don't get in the car! Might have made no difference, or all the difference.
"An otherwise healthy heroin user" - is that like Rodarte being an otherwise law-abiding murderer? Thanks for content as always!
OrIs it : “ an otherwise healthy heroin user” is like saying that someone is an
otherwise law-abiding criminal... ? You can’t be a criminal and law abiding nor healthy if using heroin... but you can be an “otherwise law abiding murderer”... sorry but wanted to comment on your comment. I get what dr grande meant and I understand what you expressed in your comment. Arg. I think too much into things. Maybe I make no sense but anyways it doesn’t matter, thanks for the comment though, Its great when things make people think
Actually, it’s well established that heroin users able to reliably source pure heroin (or heroin only cut with inert substances) are able to be perfectly functional and have no side effects. It’s indirect factors that destroy most heroin addicts’ lives, like taking other drugs and committing crime in order to get the money to buy it.
@@15lee89 Yes, you make no sense. Your comment added nothing that I could decipher.
@@icturner23that’s interesting. I didn’t no that. thanks for sharing
Dr Grande you always seem so calm. 😌
"An otherwise healthy heroin user" xD
“Not wanting to be left out of the bad decision club, the police also made a key mistake.”
Wahahahhaha. That’s only one of Dr. G’s numerous fabulous quotes in this episode.
I wish I were as smart, logical, and witty as Dr. G. I needed a channel like this 20 years ago when I was a confused youngster. Better late than never, though, to gain new wisdom through excellent material like this.
They confiscated his phone? What about him sending texts from her phone and possible fingerprints on it too?
Low key been waiting for this
Update ***
Prosecutors and defense agreed to a 40 year sentence. He will be sentences on March 11.
Dust off the chef's coat, bub.
he thought he was not hispanic anymore.....
Very sad ...
Thanks for your commentary about this crime. ✌🏻💜😇
Hi Dr Grande, can you please share you thoughts on the HG Tudor knowing the narcissist channel. I know u have done narc channels before but this guy describes himself as a narcissistic psychopath as he has been diagnosed with NPD and AntiSocialPD! This is terrifying however his channel teaches people how to spot Narcs and to get away from them ASAP. It’s actually a great channel I’d love to know your thoughts on this.
I am curious yet afraid to check out this channel you have mentioned....🤔
@@TKOin2life you r right to b afraid as I am struggling with my ethics listening to him knowing he is a psychopath and has zero emotional empathy he even admitted he has killed before and is sadistic. However the advice he gives to us on what to look out for is really valuable and it’s really entertaining as well
Where have I been? Love your new set up Dr Grande 💘👌