Suzy Lamplugh Disappearance Analysis | Was Lamplugh Murdered by a Narcissist?
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2021
- This video answers the question: Can I analyze the case of Suzy Lamplugh?
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Dr Grande, this is still an ongoing mystery in England. This poor girl. Her mother never stopped looking for her until the day she died. Thank you for your presentation 🇬🇧
Very sad!!! 💔
Same with Claudia Lawrence 😢
Heartbroken mom--too sad. Moral of the story: Always listen to your intuition. Red flags up, runnnn the other way, as fast as you can
And her father never stopped looking too.
It's such a sad case 😞
Oh heavens. Suzy Lamplugh. Thank you Dr Grande. I worked in Fulham Palace Road , and was about her age at the time. We were all terrified. Male colleagues would walk us to the car or the Tube.. Poor Diana, her mother. She did all she could to advocate for single women at work and I supported her Trust for a long time..
Mr & Mrs Lamplugh probably saved hundreds if not thousands of lives
They were true heroes.
Thank you for mentioning the Trust and supporting it.
Poor Paul Lamplugh, the father. He lost a daughter too and founded the Suzy Lamplugh Trust in 1986 with his wife and received an OBE the same as she did for their combined efforts in advocating for single women at work.
@@aaarrrggghhhh Wonderful man!
And her Brother too. They ran the trust out of every room in their house, including their bedroom and the garden shed!
Also I can't blame her sisters for living very private lives. But I think the whole family was involved in the trust on some level.
When you said male colleagues walked you to your car, I had a thought "What if one of those "colleagues" was the guy...
Don't trust ANYONE!!!
Or at least be EXTREMELY vigilant.
@@abelis644 No, you're right. We still went in groups, but one of the boys would come with us. Still not foolproof!
the luring of a real estate agent into an empty house was so popular I've read about it in several books on serial killers
and they still have lone people showing lone people in houses, fortunately we have mobile phones now but loads of women get killed and they have mobile phones and GPS
Yes, I imagine it's an easy way for a cowardly killer to access vulnerable potential victims 😞
This one gave me chills. I met a guy on my public transport route to work who said the same thing to me about how ‘I’ve been watching you’. Anyone giving you too much attention at the start of any interaction with you, such as staring you down or making remarks like this… get away, run! Gut instinct is usually right especially with narcissists!
Most of us are not in any way appealed to by these types (this is Judy btw). If you are a well adjusted and self determined person these types know it right away and will steer clear! They seem able to sense any sort of weakness or insecurity. Unfortunately too many times this interaction leads to tragedy!
When I was around 18, a guy who came out of nowhere just walked next to me and asked "Where are you going?" I replied it was none of his business. He said: "I want to know, wherever you go I will go too and you won't go anywhere without me knowing!"
I said "alright, you know where I'm going? Straight to the police station." and turned around to head exactly there. Luckily he ran, then.
But the most horrible thing is, that I've since seen women being intimidated but they would deem it rude if they would oppose such kind of cavemen behaviour. And I wonder how they must have been raised.
agreed. Hope this was reported to police for their intelligence etc
@@bthomson agreed. In most cases, I can spot the dangerous ones, they often have a bad background/poor lifestyle'/poor relationships/dysfunctional pattern of behaviour, and they can even look rough... itis the covert ones, the charming clever ones you feel honoured to date/has a bf, they trap you.. and then it can be too late. As a woman we have to be constantly on guard all the time
Fulham's part of London, not west of London, unless you take a very narrow view of what London is. This case was such a big deal in Britain in the 80s - everyone was speculating about who the mysterious "Mr Kipper" might be.
Your shirt reminds me of a profoundly happy time in my childhood. My grandmother used to wear a perfume called "Raining Violets" Inside the box, there was a piece of silk fabric the exact same color as your shirt..
It is a lovely color for sure! My granny loved this color too.👍🏻
One of the main reasons I think why this case still resonates so much in the UK is that it was heavily featured on the British TV series "Crimewatch". It was well known for its crime reconstructions, which were all the more chilling because they captured just how banal and day-to-day a lot of crime is. There was no attempt to make it seem theatrical. I was 9 at the time and I remember being very scared by it all.
Crimewatch was dope.
I love crimewatch .. It was so detailed, they showed you evidence, you felt part of it all
You were watching crime watch at age 9!
@@wendyhart134 My parents used to tape it on video cassette and my older sister used to watch it the following day and sneakily let me watch it with her and her friend too if my parents weren't about. It felt very rebellious!
The murderer gets many chances, you only get one...
Her mother died never knowing her daughter’s fate. How that must have been an open wound
Same with Claudia Lawrence's father recently bless him
I wish Dr. Grande had mentioned the Suzy Lamplugh Trust.
But maybe that's a whole video in itself.
Mr & Mrs. Lamplugh lost their daughter,
But they may have saved thousands of
other people's children.
They were heroes.
@@noongourfain didn’t know this thank you
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They have a website. And they pioneered anti stalking laws in Britain.
I think they even have one on one counseling if you find yourself being stalked.
And if you are a "lone worker", as Suzy was, they have lots of resources for maintaining your personal safety.
A really an amazing organization.
Suzy's mother started the Trust within weeks of her daughter's disappearance.
@@noongourfain the irony, as we have moved houses in London, that some lessons haven't been learnt, estate agents are still showing flats on their own. Only once did we have two people coming with us. And estate agents will also show lone women alone and think nothing of the women's personal safety etc.
I remember this at the time, although they think they know who did it, there isn't any evidence. His mother's grounds were searched not long ago. So sad, Susy's parents set up a charity in Susannes name but passed away.
He made such a fuss when they did that search! Just disgusting
Sad!
Thank you for doing this, I really appreciate when seeing British ones as they are more familiar to me. I wasn't living far away from here when this happened. Still shocking and upsetting to this day for all in the community here.
I'd love to hear you cover the Steve Wright (Suffolk Strangler) case you mentioned here as the guy who worked on the QE2 with Suzy. He was pretty long in the tooth to have all of a sudden become a serial killer at almost 50 years old and seemed well practiced in his killings yet hasn't been convicted of any more murders. Though looking back in his life, a lot of women disappeared and turned up murdered when he was around. All with the same MO.
Crimes like this, when there is never an answer for the victim's family and friends are even more tragic than the disappearances of people whose bodies are later found. I'm so incredibly sorry for her mother and friends.
Thank you, Dr. Grande. Your have a wonderful way of outlining the facts while your voice conveys your compassion.
I actually remember watching this case on the Crimewatch back in 1986. I distinctly remember how beautiful she looked.
I watched it the other day, then pointed out to my mate that him and his family now live on the road where she lived: Disraeli.
A story from England, thank you Dr. Grande, is not that I love this stories, I do appreciate the learning and your soothing voice, brilliant humour and yet seriousness.
Good day , Dr. G? Can you speak on Gabby's death and the role of Brian 's parents. The whole country is mourning.
BTW, a kipper is a smoked fish popular in the U.K. and Scotland
Thank you
yeah, soothing voice, I agree :)
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I remember this case so well it was big news here in Britain, hard to believe it was so long ago.
I live in the UK so know this case well. I was also a counsellor for 10 years or so. Dr Grande, your analysis and communication skills are off the chart...peace to ya.
Why do some men have such a lethal rage towards women? We seem to just accept that this is going to be a regular occurrence year after year, decade after decade, century after century. How much longer??
I wouldn't say in a case like this, it's a matter of rage, it's someone who derives sexual satisfaction from hurting women.
Good question and I wish I had the answer.
Criminal profilers often say "look at the relationship with their mother". More than one serial killer has later said that they were using women as a proxy for rage against the way their mother treated them.
@@GGiblet Criminal profilers often say "look at the relationship with their mother". More than one serial killer has later said that they were using women as a proxy for rage against the way their mother treated them.
@@jimjones8808 you don’t think sexual sadism has its roots in rage?
Her mother started The Suzy Lamplugh Trust which gives help and guidance for victims of stalking and advises on personal safety. It still runs today. RIP Suzy and Diana Lamplugh
She had a father as well
Poor Suzy. She was featured in Crimewatch..and poor Jill Dando,a crime watch presenter who was mysteriously killed in 1999.. I appreciate your comments on these unsolved crimes.. thank you and be careful out there..
Another London based mystery that I'd love to hear your analysis on Dr G, is the murder of Crime Watch presenter Jill Dando back in 1999. That might be one for a longer episode though. There's a llloottt to cover.
It would be interesting to hear how we are embarrassed about the way the British police force fumbled & bungled this one. It’s a disgrace when a “fit up” is shown years later. Jill Dando’s case is very good as an example of what police can’t do.
@@JayJordanJuly It wasn't a fit up.
@@eadweard. Barry George was completely fitted up for the murder of Jill Dando. His conviction was overturned on appeal. The true murderer still hasn't been caught. How is that not a fit up?
@@aaarrrggghhhh: When we look back at the case it’s so obvious. I was quite young at the time so still had the illusion that police forces actually investigated crime. The truth is: professional law enforcement was a country club blessed with massive budgets. When scrutinised.,, they gravitated toward the local weirdo and fitted him up with manufactured evidence and rumour creation.
@@JayJordanJuly Very Similar to Christopher Jeffries who was found guilty of murdering Joanna Yeates and was totally innocent. The media destroyed that man just as badly as the police did and all because he was as you say, the local weirdo. The victims families must be absolutely distraught when they find out that the real killer is still out there somewhere. It's utterly heartless of the police to put them through this.
Thank you Dr Grande for taking the time and talking about Suzy. Her disappearance is still unsolved and very well known in England. American viewers probably dont know anything about Suzy so thank you for talking about her.
Fulham is in West London not West of London. It's still a reasonably central part of the city.
It’s pronounced Lamploo. And Fulham (Fullam) is in West London. It’s not a separate town.
Lighten up Francis ... Francesca.
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Francis (m) Frances (f)
Get it right - Dick 😆
Call me crazy but I don’t think “a non-secure prison” is much of a “prison “. 🧐✌️
Open prisons are a strange concept. My cousin lived right next to one and was a arrange sight seeing them headed out to work etc
Open prisons seem to be a way to test the trustworthiness of prisoners. Whenever I read about someone absconding from one, I think to myself that they've just failed the test and they're headed back to a proper prison.
@@polly6336 Yes definitely. Think they are used towards end of sentences to test just that
Open prisons let inmates interact with society. This way they can see if they kill anyone. If they kill people the authorities then know they can’t let the prisoner out cause the’ll kill people.
I for one think it’s about time they find out if prisoners will kill people before we let them out.
Not non secure but, low security, open prisons etc etc.
Thank you for the timing, to educate on the danger of relationships to people with narcissistic traits 😞
Please could you cover the Claudia Lawrence case. She disappeared on her walk to work at York University about 10 years ago. She disappeared into thin air, no cctv, nothing. Her parents lived a living hell and her father died not knowing what happened to her.
I have to say that your voice is very calming.
I agree. I realized I fell asleep to it last night! 😴
Dang, Suzy was somehow involved with two different men who ended up being convicted of murder? What are the odds of that?
yes, that is a very interesting question. and that is the only two we know about.
My ex and I started up an online dating site nearly 20 years back. We did it in a real hands on way plus safety was important. One of out source references and referrals for safety was to the Suzy Lamplugh Trust. In the UK her terrible case was a big wake-up call for many.
RIP.
Thank you from all your UK subscribers for covering this old English mystery. Very interesting analysis.
Dr Grande can you do a video on dating? How to be safe when dating what particular things to look for
good idea (never send money to them, meet in a public place, and some pubs for example have an 'Ask Angela' system going if the date is getting dangerous, watch out for love lombing, take personal alarms, get to know someone longer before you get into a house alone with them
Dr Grande! The way you pronounce, ‘Lamplugh,’ is so much better than the way we say it in Britain, we’re like, ‘Lam-ploo,’ so I really hope your version catches on. This was a huge case over here, it really got to people and made many women extra vigilant. It makes my blood boil that this man was virtually helped to commit crime whilst in prison and worst of all, that he was able to get away with poor Suzy’s murder, ensuring the preventable murder of a second woman. Thanks for covering this case and for your compassion for Suzy, Dr Grande, it’s gutting that she and her loved ones never received justice.
Penelope Hughes-Jones,
What a delightful way you have used to tell the good doc that he was mispronouncing the woman's last name. Nobody ever pronounces my name correctly at a first glance. I am working on my own version of your "method" even as I am writing this! Thanks!
@@pageribe2399 Woot! Glad to hear it and thank you, Ms Ribe, which I'm going to take a stab at: "Reeb-ày"? Be delighted to hear how I'm disastrously incorrect! I genuinely prefer the Dr's version of Lamplugh but suffer myself with a similar name difficulty which you very kindly avoided, others see fit to shorten my name before we even meet! I cannot stand, "Penny" personally so it's rather vexing, maybe I could fathom a similar approach to the one you're working on?! It's that or a tattoo on my forehead!🤣Hope it works well for you, if you get chance let me know how you get on. Good Luck!💞
The absence of a body is not a barrier to prosecution in the UK there really was insufficient evidence
Dr. Grande is spoiling us with daily uploads 🥰🥰
Thank you for covering this sad case - it has always been very high profile in the UK, with re enactments taking place on anniversaries of the crime to try to jog memories of possible witnesses. Suzy's parents dedicated their lives to setting up a trust to help protect people from similar crimes, stalking, abduction etc. It would be really interesting to hear your views on other high profile UK cases - such as the Jeremy Bamber white house farm murders, the Jill Dando case, and the murders of Lin and Megan Russell. As a total aside - I learned to drive in a Ford Fiesta - often mocked but great little cars for learners (the old models were pretty ugly though !)
This was a highly publicised abduction/murder in the UK but there were a few facts in here I'd never heard before. Good research 👌
Still one of those cases that I find fascinating. I hope we find out the actual story some day 😔
I gotta say Doc, you raise (intelligent man) to a whole new level. 🤗😉
💯
This case I know! It was so big. Many cases you cover I have never heard of the people involved (it doesn't make them less vital or interesting) I understand the need to get prisoners ready for life in society again, but I wish they wouldn't get folks killed in the process😢 Thank you for all the wonderful videos! They brighten my life so much☀ oh! Be sure to look at the full Harvest Moon tonight, it will be so amazing 🙌 🌛🌕🌜
About Cannan's original crime spree.
He was sentenced to only 8
years and out in 5 for brutally raping
a woman in front of her mother and child?!
Lives could have been saved.
I wonder what sentence he would receive today, in Britain, for that despicable crime?
@@noongourfain I'm not sure, I think there are sentencing guidelines in place but I'm not an expert on the details. I do remember the understandable outrage. I'm surprised he's still alive really. So many people despise him.
Could you do Jill Dando. A British presenter who was shot on her doorstep. Still an upsetting and unsolved case. Be interested to get your take on that case.
And Claudia Lawrence
Dr. Grande.
Great video.
Lamplugh: Pronounced "LampLooo"
Thanks for analyzing this case.
The question I have always had about this case:
Where did Cannan stay in London,
in the days or weeks between his release from the day hostel,
and when he returned to Bristol?
None of the documentaries ever mention that.
He must have had some indoor area in order to rape and kill her,
unless that was all done in his car?
I only wonder because that's where all the forensic evidence would be maybe even to this day.
The police may be withholding some evidence in order to secure a conviction one day.
There’s lots of green spaces around the area that he could have taken her, even driven back to Bristol/Bath.
I would love to hear you do an analysis of Ian Huntley. Another British case.
And his ex-girlfriend.
@@polly6336 Ian Huntley's girlfriend was not involved in the murder of the 2 Soham girls. She was a victim of Huntley's controlling and violent behaviour.
@@scarlettgrey6367 I didn't mean to imply that she was directly involved, but thank you.
@@polly6336 My apologies for the misunderstanding.
@Scarlett Grey
Oh no no no, Maxine Carr is involved because she gave Huntley a false alibi. Of course she's gunna say she's in a controlling relationship but let's not forget that the true victims here are Holly and Jessica and I am sure that if you asked heir families whether Carr should have been released after 3 1/4 years they'll tell you exactly how they feel. Carr played on being the vulnerable woman and played the judge to her advantage.
Hello again Dr. Grande. Here in the UK the Suzy Lamplugh murder has troubled the general public for many years. I must congratulate you on an excellent and revealing probe into this case. The information about the kind of ‘honeymoon phase’ is something I’ve never heard discussed before and it really strikes a chord for me in explaining what may have happened. Thank you for bringing this case to people’s attention once more. Documentaries about the case still appear quite often over here...it’s a most disturbing case.
I was only about 6 or 7 and live other end of the country from where this happened but I still remember it being a massive thing when it happened and again and again over the years. Still a notorious case over here
Very interesting, thanks Dr. Grande.
I tend to agree that the Crown wouldn't pursue this since he's already locked up.
I recall another case of a female disappearing in Scotland and the police and CPS persevered for 14 years to get (and sustain at retrial) a murder conviction against her husband despite no body having been found. The lady was Arlene Fraser, her husband's called Nat. It's interesting. Parts of the trial are on UA-cam (it's very rare to have court footage of a British case, so that's interesting in itself).
RIP Suzy, you are not forgotten 🙏
Please do an analysis on Sion Jenkins, who was convicted of murdering his foster daughter, Billie Joe Jenkins in Hastings, England. Sio Jenkins was finally acquitted after 3 trials. I don't believe the police are looking for anyone else.
I haven't watched yet but this case has always bugged me.
Good pronunciation of Fulham (Ful'm). This applies to most UK suburbs or towns ending in 'ham'. Drop the middle vowel 🇬🇧
Eileen UK. Thank you 🙏 🙏so much for covering this. I remember this case her Suzy’s parents never gave up trying to find her it was so sad for them never know what happened to their daughter. DR Grande you really do work hard at what you do to bring us your brilliant analysis l have learned things about this case that I haven’t heard before so happy you covered this 💙⭐️. Your million is not coming fast enough for me l want that early Christmas present for you.
I would love to see a analysis of Klaus Kinski. Great channel!
Oh wow, that would really be fascinating. Very complex.
Oh, yes,me too!
I lost my heart after editing my spelling mistake, damn. :_(
But I'm glad Dr. Grande saw it. :)
Yes please!
Oh that would be really good!
I will never forget when this happened , it shook the country and changed how Estate Agents (Real Estate ) worked after this .
I love Dr.Grande's analysis of all sorts of subjects, this case is of particular interest to me because I remember the news breaking at the time and have followed it ever since.
It's a tragedy that her parents died without closure for their daughter's death. Honestly, I don't think this will ever be solved, it's just one of those sad cases.
His nickname in prison was kipper then an appointment was made in the same name, too coincidental imo x
Great vid. I love it, as a Brit, when some downright baffling UK cases get the Dr Grande analysis. Suffice it to say: Savile scandal, Lord Lucan disappearance, Richey Edwards mystery: can't wait.
Is Richy Edwards really a mystery?
my uncle knew Lord Lucan (he was in that world and lifestyle) and he claimed he didn't do it. t then he would say that, as he has no judge of character and would trust any male rich person.
Richey Edward's would be a really interesting one to cover.
@@beaulieuonnp593 Interesting, Beau. It was a rarefied world, the Belgravia area.
@@villeneuve1388 Yes. By all accounts, Richey was very, very bright. A few years after he disappeared, I saw an interview in which one of his close friends said that he would often talk about staging the 'perfect disappearance'. His lyrics were amazing, especially on 'La Tristesse Durera': perfect with James' music.
Good video as always. One thing: Fulham is not a town to the west of London. It’s a district of west London, not far west of the centre of the city.
What a sad case. Hopefully Suzy will get justice.
Great video Dr Grande!!!
How do you get justice when you're DEAD? smh Enough with the Cliches.
I tend to think that her poor body will be found long after her killer has died himself and justice will never be meted out. It’s very sad.
Yes, this case is really famous in the UK I think mainly due the the way she was able to disappear during the course of doing her job. I think that is why the mum set up the trust. In the UK Lamplugh is pronounced 'Lamploo'
Thank you for doing a case from the UK. I was a teenager at that time and remember it well.
Fulham is part of London xxx
Thank you sweet Dr. Grande. Great analysis as always.
Thank you; a tragic story. Why was Cannan even in an open prison after the heinous crime he had committed? Violence against women is still not taken seriously enough.
Re real estate viewings: There should always be two people showing a property, a male and a female, and two or more people viewing together. Don't go alone please, as a realtor or a buyer.
BTW: 'FULL'em' (Fulham) is in west London, a suburb of London not a separate town.
Thank you this story has remained with me all my growing up . Xxx
Great analysis as usual !
Amazing job as always. So close to one million subscribers.
That was a brilliant analysis. Thank you Dr Grande .
This case is so sad. I can't believe they said there was insufficient evidence for a conviction! Thank you for your analysis Dr Grande! Always informative!💖💖
Love ❤️ the purple today! This case was interesting, thank you.
Thank you for this. For some reason, this Cannan fellow slipped my attention, though I well remember the case. It's nice to know that we have a solution of sorts, and that Cannan is in prison, albeit too late to help Suzy.
Thank you for covering this case, very interesting to hear your analysis xx 🇬🇧
I'm familiar with this case. Very compassionate analysis, the conclusion is absolutely true. Also like that you mentioned this small car from the 80ties, the Ford Fiesta. Not only the big cars like Mercedes are exciting. Gave me nostalgic feelings, I liked this tiny car quite a lot. 🙂 💗
Dare I ask why?
@@eadweard. It was a good Car imo!
@@mrs.reluctant4095 Ohh I thought it might have been because of some fondly remembered liaison.
Hey Doctor, thank you for sharing. I love listening to your stories!
Things haven't changed that much, few estate agents have a second person showing people round in the UK. Only once were we shown round by two people.
Yes I was reading about this case a few days ago so this is very interesting ...thank you 🇸🇪
It's always even more tragic when there's no closure for the family! I've never heard of this case until now, but it's a heartbreaking one!
Great video as always, Dr. Grande, I'm glad I get to catch up tonight!
I remember this case growing up, i listen to all your videos, and am especially excited when covering a uk story, for want of better description, thanks a lot dr grande
A few years before she vanished she worked on the QE2 with a man named Steve Wright who was years later arrested for murdering five women and is suspected in many more murders through the 90s and early 00s.
I didn;'t know that, but cruise liners are full of missing people and murders.... liners have a law unto themselves.
Thanks for covering this case, which is very famous in the U.K. and which I can remember from when I was a young child.
Such a sad case. Love your videos- you give important details in a relaxed way and sprinkle in those dry jokes to keep it a bit lighter. Could you cover Laura Winans and Julie Williams? Such a sad and mysterious story… especially touched my heart because they sound and look similar to my partner and I.
Watching from Canada 🇨🇦. Thank you Dr Grande ❤
I’ve never heard the champagne siting before
I am currently living in a similar nightmare with my ex with ASPD. Your analysis is both validating and terrifying.
Fantastic analysis once again 👏 really enjoyed that thank you. Btw, Fulham not a town, it's in London. And it's pronounced 'Fullam' not Full Ham. Juss sayin.... 🌻
And Suzy Lamplooo not Suzy Lamplahh... Dr Grande makes me chuckle with his English pronunciations.. he is very good. but he murders the English language sometimes lol
@@beaulieuonnp593 🤭🤭
Hi, Dr. Grande!🙋🌵🪴🌵🪴 Hope you're doing well! I saw this very Sad Case before. Thank You for covering it.💔💔💔🙏🙏🙏 Her Family Still has No Answers, or Justice.
In 1986 there wouldn’t have been any social media/online information in order to check the person’s background. She might have been trying to break up with her boyfriend and he wasn’t having any of it.
A really sad case, I remember it on Crimewatch. 😟
Dr. Grande, this one really got your viewers from England thinking about other mysterious cases. Now I've got to Google their names, like Jill Dando, et al. I'm so glad you have so many adoring fans. All your time and efforts are much appreciated. I look forward to more of "storytime with Dr. Grande. Nighty-night! 💤💤
I was a teen then and this case was one of the most disturbing that still puts a shiver through the U.K.
Thank you for covering this Doctor Grande🇬🇧🇺🇸👍
Thanks for your cautionary words at the end Dr. G-always noteworthy. I think people need to trust their gut more. Does this situation feel good or not? If not, choose to turn around instead of driving into a storm with your fingers crossed.
All that evidence and they couldn’t charge him? The car, the name, the potential relationship? Wild
I fall asleep to Dr. Grande videos. In a good way. I watch them until I fall asleep.
What are some good ones to watch I might not have seen yet? Suggestions?
Please do one on Onision. He's an ex SERE guy who got kicked out of Sere but then was using SERE on his significant others. Who were minors. He's a youtube influencer. Super toxic story. If you look up "From Vanity to Insanity Onision" those videos should pop up.
With all these disappearances, how can you not believe in Alien Lizard people
I love them too.
I still want to get a human sized basking stone that heats and I bet they have them on their Amazon😄
What an immature and insensitive comment!
I agree. An alien probably did it. Even if they find evidence, they could never process alien DNA.
Interessting cases I never heared before :) Nice plant placements :) ☕️
Lamplugh. Pronounced Lamploo
And Fulham pronounced Fullam hehe
I would love to see your take on Bill Cosby Dr.Grande. ❤️ your work.
All the arrows point to Kipper.
Thank you for your great analysis.
You did it Dr. Grande!!! 😳😳😳
Great review. It's worth knowing that Suzy knew the 'Suffolk Strangler' - they worked together on the cruise ship.
Thank you for the video.
This case has fascinated me for years
Could you do a video on what to do if someone shows red flags, such as repeated violence that escalates? That you think my lead to a terrible violent incident.