Airman Kidnaps Mennonite Community Member | Sasha Krause Case Analysis

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[@johns1625]

I dont doubt for a second that his brother knew what he was up to. They talked about Mennonites like they werent even human.

[@troy3456789]

Once you are liberated from a particular [faith-based religious] belief, nobody else gets to choose how you feel about that belief system you left. If you never had one, never had your family indoctrinate you into it from a small child; consider yourself very very lucky. It's all luck.

[@johns1625]

@@troy3456789 I didn't need to murder people or try to give them Covid on purpose to get over it. I just watched Christopher Hitchens videos for like a year and got very bitter, now I'm fine. Lmao.

[@ReluctantPost]

@@johns1625 🙄 Hitchens is the perfect illustration of the difference between being clever and having deep and accurate insight, including about oneself. I'm sorry that he took you for a ride. His book trying to make Hitler into a Christian and defend against the incredibly ugly record of major atheist leaders in the 20th century was amazingly bad scholarship and instead just a clever sectarian defense of his own belief system, like any other sectarian apologist might write. Same with Dawkins speaking on the National Mall in DC, urging his followers to demean and harass those who disagree with them. A Christian leader urging his followers to do the same would be crucified in the media (and be quite deserving of it).

[@fkcoolers2669]

@@hightorychad4221 lmaooo

[@claracarpenter8913]

This is a shocking story that really makes me sad. I can't imagine how horrific that was for Sasha. She wasn't harmful to anyone and seems to have been very likeable, just living in a manner that she chose for herself. It really was darkness meeting the light.

[@SPINNINGMYWHEELS777]

She only fears God - Sasha is OK in the Kingdom of Heaven. !!! Tragic in the 'world' but she was lifted up.

[@somehaloguy9372]

​@@SPINNINGMYWHEELS777spending eternity with the entity you fear doesn't sound like a good time

[@SPINNINGMYWHEELS777]

@@somehaloguy9372 gamer-bot showed up !!! 😅

[@CashCowz962]

Yes...innocent victims like these get attacked a lot...and that's why I don't like advocating for criminals...

[@inagaddadavidababy6163]

I’m

[@rejanedesevigne]

That poor, innocent young woman. It is a really big relief that they were able to find him and put him in prison.

[@BronnyJames2025MVP]

That poor woman, how terrifying. Thankfully Mark got caught after his first kill.

[@eadweard.]

Probably.

[@RockLibertyWarrior]

Brandon: Barisma, sniffing children's hair, taking a shower with his underage daughter, saying he doesn't want his kids to ride on the bus with black kids, shielding his coke head son from the law, burying evidence, using the law to prosecute his political enemies, keeping the military industrial complex in business by keeping us in a proxy war with Russia, bully, creep, pervert, demented puppet of billionaire globalists etc. You support that guy, yep, good job genius. PeopleOverProfits my a$$, phony.

[@dianemorton2222]

Mark is an evil bully. What a horrible human. This story made me so upset.

[@TheFakeyCakeMaker]

Same.

[@buschovski1]

It is extremely upsetting. Look at her photos. She looks like the nicest person you could meet. Perhaps Gooch saw that too and thought it would be a good punishment for The Mennonites to take the life of someone so good.

[@phyllisprovo7916]

Sasha was a deeply religious woman, a woman of strong faith. I have read her story and was moved by it. The following is a poem that Sasha wrote some months before her kidnapping and murder. The words she penned were prophetic of the evil that would cross her path and envelop her, and most likely of the strength and courage with which she met her fate. RIP, Sasha. "When stress and fear shall take their toll When cruel tyrants grasp my soul When death and all it's horrors roll I shall not walk alone." Sasha Krause

[@TheBOG3]

Sasha was also an amazing song writer.

[@lf9341]

OH wow...poor girl.....

[@jessicaellina3878]

It,s as if she knew..l sincerely hope her faith gave her some inner strength in her final hours. 🙏

[@phyllisprovo7916]

@@TheBOG3 I didn't know that, but am not surprised. She was an exceptional woman.

[@davidng8870]

😞 i hope she was right

[@haltersweb]

This reminds me of one of my best friends’ murder in 2012. She had just started a position as director of childhood education at a church in DE. She was working late one evening when the janitor decided to kidnap and kill her. She did not know the janitor. But the janitor did have ties to the church. He was the son of the office manager. She had gotten him a job there but neither had disclosed that he was a registered s*x offender. When the church found out, he was let go. But they gave him two weeks notice to leave. They never let any of the staff know that a registered s*x offender was still working there. The day my friend was kidnapped was the janitor’s last day at the job. He took her over the border to MD to dispose of her body in a swamp. A hiker happened to come across her body within a few hours of her murder. If he hadn’t, her body would have eventually disappeared into the swamp and no one would ever have known what happened to her. The janitor finally confessed in order not to receive the death penalty. I believe he got 25 years. My friend was a gentle and beautiful soul who left behind a loving husband and three beautiful daughters, the youngest of whom was barely a toddler. The thought that this monster may be walking free someday makes me so mad.

[@phyllisprovo7916]

Twenty-five years just doesn't cut the mustard for me.

[@danparish1344]

Tragic and so unfair

[@CashCowz962]

Yep....I never understand why the system makes these plea deals etc etc...everything seems to favor the criminals ans criminality...no love for victims of crime

[@CashCowz962]

​@@phyllisprovo7916that should have been at least 50 yrs....these woke judges love criminals more than civilians and victims....

[@azulgaia7782]

Yes, tragic and the law should require notice of hiring sex offenders/ be held responsible. In Seattle, you can check a map and locate the known sex offender's residences. I'd rather they get a The Scarlet Letter tattoo. Would have loved seeing that on my dad, so it wasn't just my responsibility for protecting people from him.

[@gabe-po9yi]

I’d never thought about someone having murderous urges, and in order to satisfy and justify following through, they work themselves into a blind hatred of a particular group of people. I’d always thought the hatred came first and then the acts, so this is a very interesting sort of twist.

[@vicvega3614]

Most of those urges are sexual, and then turn into hatred, i think this case is over analyzed a little, his motive was sexual, just another worthless rapist and murderer. I have an urge for this country to get a guillotine

[@raquellofstedt9713]

It´s something you see in abusers of children, where they convince themselves that the abuse they want to do is acutally forced upon them because the child is soooooo baaaaaad. it tends to escalate, in order to smoother any gathering shame and guilt.

[@nancyzehr3679]

raised mennonite here. i understand the anger against the church. but the retalitory killing is senseless. senseless.

[@dissidentfairy4264]

Your analysis is spot on Dr. Grande. 🧚‍♀ He may have had it in for the Mennonite community, and he may have been a killer at heart, but I feel his other motivation was sexual assault. It may have sexually exited him to violate someone he saw as innocent and pure, someone who stood for everything that he wasn't. I feel bad for Sasha.

[@lowelllarsen5947]

Cell phone data, cameras, DNA have proved the truth in these type cases

[@es9947]

What a terrible shame! What a senseless killing! Sasha Krause was a very sweet and innocent person who devoted her life to helping others and her faith. It must have been a terrible loss for her family, friends, and community.

[@charlotteboyett-napper4780]

This guy seems to have the mentality of a serial killer if he had gotten away with this crime he probably would have done it again. Why wasn’t the brother charged with anything? Didn’t he know about the surveillance?

[@glorypuss7356]

Mark is such a coward and a bully! Sasha didn't deserve that. I really hope his karma serves him well!

[@rullvox5912]

I followed this case from the start when Sasha went missing. I watched the trial and was so glad when that creep was convicted, and sentenced to life in prison. Jacob Gooch a former Virginia police officer and the brother of murderer Mark Gooch, texted his siblings and, joked about pulling over a Mennonite family and coughing on them after telling them he had the COVID-19 virus, after Sasha Krause's death. The whole Gooch family is messed up, tbh.

[@SwedePotato314]

Wow, what a family. I can’t even imagine a world where something like that is amusing. And these people are the ones that gravitate towards positions with power, it’s really sad.

[@rullvox5912]

@@SwedePotato314 .IkR. “Absolute power does not corrupt absolutely, absolute power attracts the corruptible.”― Frank Herbert, author of Dune.

[@TheBOG3]

I thought they're from Wisconsin. I assumed the brother was a police officer for a town or city in Wisconsin.

[@rullvox5912]

@@TheBOG3 ..You can be a cop in any state, no matter what state you're born in or from. At the time, he was a Virginia trooper.

[@poindextertunes]

the name GOOCH seems fitting 😒

[@thelocalmaladroit8873]

The coward always chooses hate. It protects them. It’s their shield.

[@dlc5166]

I learned a lot about simplification living in the vicinity of Mennonite and Amish communities although they are not without their bad apples . It's sad that people drowning in their own miseries attack innocents as a way of dealing with their pain. Wish more people sought out counseling to help deal with inner turmoil because these senseless acts fix nothing.

[@twincherry4958]

Took a trip and lived with the Amish and went to fellowship with the Mennonites. I long for that experience soon 😊

[@dlc5166]

I can't say that I would want to adopt their belief system but I do respect them for it.

[@atticstattic]

Mennonites are the most diverse of the Anabaptists, from as strict as the strictest Amish to indistinguishable from modern protestant groups.

[@bunnymad5049]

That poor girl. He AND his brothers are trouble. It's a shame we have to wait for his brothers to do something sick like this in order to join him. Mate, you're responsible for your own bitterness and working through it. Her family - her parents - must be devastated. She was well educated by them too. Actually quite tearful for them. And his parents must just be crushed. Mark is a consummate coward. Thanks Dr G - well summed up.

[@jeniferjoseph9200]

What did his brothers do?

[@celeca7]

@@jeniferjoseph9200 Dr. Grande describes their actions in the video

[@jeffreythomas7402]

I don't know why we keep guys like this alive.

[@bunnymad5049]

Apparently it costs more to knock them off, but, in another sense, it's more painful for them to live their whole life locked up. And the mean side of me is quite satisfied with that. Also, hopefully one day, he might come to his senses. "Sorry" can't make it better, but it can help the people who have lost someone in such a horrible way, even just a little bit.

[@lisacolledge7624]

Dr Grande, i think that's the saddest story you've covered. As you stated, no cause, no harm, nothing from Sasha to her killer. I viewed a documentary on the Mennonites only weeks ago. It stunned me. Goal/prison lockdown was more social. I dont feel surprised he did this, but at least select someone who had harmed you. 3 sons, and out in the 'naughty/forbidden' world. As a layman, i can't help but question the mental impact upon Mennonite living. 😢

[@thelogicaldanger]

One thing, there are ultraconservative mennonites, conservative mennonites, and "liberal" mennonites. "Liberal" mennonites live pretty normal lives, no different than a conservative Christian of any denomination (ie they attend public schools, watch TV and movies, nothing makes them stand out as being Mennonite etc.) The conservative mennonites will often have a TV, but only watch news or certain videos they will interact in their larger community pretty normally. Then there are the ultraconservative, living in very insular communities and very similar to the Amish. Mennonites and Amish are breakaway groups from the Swiss Brethren, so they have very similar theological beliefs.

[@joywebster2678]

I live 3 miles from Canada's largest conservative Mennonite community. As was commented the levels of conservatism is complex. Here our malls have hitching posts and small corrals because the community still uses the black buggies and black horses for transport. For lifetimes they have had incredible farms outside the city limits with no power. Strange to drive through at might and everything is pitch black, and suddenly a horse and biggy emerges. Now asthe younger men can't but farmland, there are commercial farms down the road where pigs are raised and harvested. In to2n are more modern Mennonite they use cars but still dress differently, not in the long dresses but a knee length black dress with knit stocking osprcsome with summer knee socks. Men in suspenders and white shirts. Then there are Mennonite assembly churches where the attendees look no different in clothing to anyone else in the community. Sadly our government is removing "greenbelt" protection around cities that allows for rural .if close to small cities etc. So developers will be hot fir that farmland to house condos etc for all the economic refugees. Very sad.

[@aldinaatic9360]

She was a beautiful soul Sad that the authority's didn't realise earlier how dangerous he is. Great analysis as always dr.Grande 👌

[@raquellofstedt9713]

Peace to you, sister.I might not agree with your theology, but you did not deserve what that - person - did to you. Thank you for covering this, Dr. Grande. You did it with sensitivity and insight.

[@SwedePotato314]

I understand harboring resentment against a religion, especially one that you were raised in and one as polarizing as Mennonite or Amish, which practices some very conservative practices and also believes in shunning anyone who leaves or doesn’t comply with their beliefs. I understand that, I do. Everyone is entitled to their beliefs. But picking up a random, innocent young woman who happens to be practicing that religion, and brutalizing her in the name of hating that religion is despicable.

[@elizabethwarman9028]

Good evening Dr Grande, excellent analysis. What a frightening, self serving case. Glad Mark got life without parol. Have a great evening

[@ruthietreselan]

Great analysis! I agree...also on Forensic Files they said he viewed his Mennonite upbringing as abusively oppressing ...he hated Mennonites and apparently so did his brother

[@luv5117]

😢 this case is so sad. she didn’t deserve this

[@megatherion2695]

Very familiar with this case, what a senseless, brutal act. Looking forward to your analysis. Thanks, Doc!

[@SPINNINGMYWHEELS777]

a terrible story - these people are devils Sasha is with the Father now in his Glorious Heaven.

[@megatherion2695]

@@SPINNINGMYWHEELS777 Whatever.

[@ssjs6106]

I agree that this killer was thinking about murder for some time and targeted a female member of the Mennonite due to some deep seated resentment towards that religious community. He also likely perceived the Mennonite females to be easy targets. it seemed also that he must have known this would have had a strong impact in the community at large, given the peaceful nature of the Mennonites. Can't help but wonder if this was also something he sought -- something that would shock and gain attention in the media.

[@cplmpcocptcl6306]

He’s committed to non violence, that’s why he joined the military.😅

[@danimacke6937]

I need to get a Dr. grande mental health cactus

[@mpalmer7800]

How cruel a death for such a beautiful young woman. Who deserves to live a happy and fulfilling life. Dr Grande I smashed the like button first before I start watching any post.. because I am certain I will like it.

[@applepie9576]

Very sad. I find it incredible that this hatred runs through the entire family. RIP dear Sasha. ❤

[@zenawarrior7442]

Thank goodness for cell phone tracking & surveillance cameras. Such a terrible guy, poor Sasha. Great points again. Thanks Dr G😊🤍🤍

[@horsepanther]

Terrible case; this must be one of the most pointless murders ever. But I'm really impressed that investigators were able to identify the one single cell phone that happened to be present in the same locations at the same time as Sasha's phone.

[@sugarspice7768]

He was in an area that would have few to zero people there. Her phone and his in the same area would stand out. It wouldn't work in a busy city, but out in the desert is a different story.

[@horsepanther]

@@sugarspice7768 True, but I believe they found it correlated in multiple locations, not just after he got way out in the desert.

[@adventureswitharizonaart6117]

She was found 2 miles from my house. It was a scary moment.

[@vaneflowverse2805]

If Mark thought the Mennonite community was harsh and strict, he's going to have a rude awakening on how prison life is.

[@ryanr5139]

Should this not have been charged as a hate crime??

[@SakuraAsranArt]

Most us rebel against the religion we were raised with by listening to heavy metal and saying all the naughty words they told us not to. But this guy just had to be extra about it 🙄

[@tedcrilly46]

all 3 brothers developed strong hate for the church. im guessing the father was abusing them in some way and using the church as some kind of excuse or get out clause. there is also a bit of an urban myth, or common speculation in society about policemen, which is that they often come from homes with abusive/a-hole fathers. and join the police as a way to be powerful and protected.

[@sophiaisabelle0227]

We appreciate how detailed this analysis is. Dr Grande is certainly the best at what he does.

[@skachor]

You posted this 9 minutes ago when the video was posted 10 minutes ago? Is there a way to get early access to vids?

[@lostsoul1278]

​@@skachorlmao....

[@OniJasper]

Thank you Dr. Grande, for describing Sasha as the light.

[@davidbrienlantry8760]

I feel this was one of your most compassionate analysis videos, Dr. Grande. I have been following you for some time now and you have clearly showed your dislike for Kamala Harris, Hunter Biden and the Garden State of New Jersey, but you rarely show the more compassionate side of yourself. In this case, I sensed some compassion for the victim and the crime. This murder was senseless and the victim appeared to be a kind and innocent individual. The perpetrator received the correct sentence for his crime and I took comfort in your commentary.

[@maureeningleston1501]

What a monster. Even his brother sounds subhuman.

[@yamnjam]

She was born in Temple, Texas not too far from where I live. I know some Mennonite people, they're nice people.

[@jessicaellina3878]

The light really did collide with the darkness in this senseless murder. That lovely young lady came face to face with a demon. So glad he was brought to justice . This shows that nobody is safe anywhere.

[@princessinaworldofevil]

evil always hates innocence.

[@lisagorman3462]

Hard to get your head around why some people are so evil and you just have to ask why???? To snuff the life out of a innocent peaceful woman like Sasha 😢😢😢

[@BigZebraCom]

Just a reminder, I'm not diagnosing anybody in this video; only speculating why mennonites Don't kidnap airmen in reversal of a situation like this.

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks you for the analysis, Dr. Grande.

[@annazettler4179]

❤ I knew Colorado would coming up soon..it's been awhile..Bless her soul..

[@saskiaehlers5273]

My ancestors were Mennonites. Their morals of truthfulness, pacifism and self responsibility as well as everyone being able to speak their voice and preach still resonate with me. What a piece of shit to attack a so kind hearted woman.

[@forky3525]

I never heard anything but good things. I've never heard of anyone being angry with them or their beliefs. Is the way the brother felt about them common? What a horrible shame.

[@HeatherHolt]

How anyone can believe he didn’t do it amazes me. Even if this was my child, with that much evidence, I’d have to know he did it.

[@helpyourcattodrive]

Thank you for all the great videos, Grande. I’m home w a flu tonight and taking great comfort in listening and learning from this video.❤

[@loiskondo8349]

Another example of how much more needs to be done in mental health to figure out and cure or at least help people control their homicidal behavior. Sasha was innocent, thank you Dr. Grande for showing us her goodness!

[@AnastasiaFafo]

Thank you, Dr.Grande!

[@ghadamamdouheskarous]

Poor sacha 😢 she was minding her own bussiness hurting absoutely no one 😢 this man is so mean and heartless

[@carweee]

Insightful analysis as always! If i may bring to your attention on the recent 2nd time escapee fugitive from a Warren County jail in PA. Previous military and a “survivalist.” I am from PA, and would appreciate your analysis of his case

[@In_swedish_the_jam_means_sylt]

Long time listener first time caller. Love the show!

[@texasrefugee7888]

Poor Sasha😢

[@sarahmurphy7838]

Poor Sasha. A creepy conflicted guy abducts her then kills her! For what?

[@johnc7385]

Horay...my routine is saved!

[@helpyourcattodrive]

You just never know. What a world. Beyond terrifying.

[@ashleyintheenglishdepartme776]

I took lessons via their mail program and I remember seeing a page about her on the website, it was so sad and disturbing to me, and memorable for that reason I guess, that I immediately recognized the case from the thumbnail. So, so very sad.

[@elotero0691]

Love your videos man. I would love to see how you would explain Patrick Bateman from American Psycho. His mental state is left ambiguous but i feel like the way you can explain it would be really amazing. Keep making great content!

[@tedcrilly46]

Narcissist; thats 100%. (mirror and camera sex scenes, morning routine). Maybe suffering delusions due to internal conflict. Probably high iq and high in macavellianism due to his job title/education. Parasitic lifestyle (only pretends to work). Sensation seeking is seen in the film too (prostitutes, coke). Glib charm: his shallow riffs about musicians and faux concerns for world peace. So as per the title Bateman is a psychopath. But we don't know in the film whether his many crimes are real or delusions. However I am not diagnosing anybody in this case, merely speculating as to what Dr Grande may say.

[@poindextertunes]

that would be more an explanation of Reaganomics and the excess of the 80s. Bateman was a classic narcissist

[@Swanky95472]

This is a sick, cruel world😢

[@gracevalentine1666]

Farmington? That’s home for us. The Mennonites I see are disapproving and they will not smile back. Poor Sasha, there’s a lot of harshness here. She had a tough little life. Kind treatment, Dr. Grande, she deserves that, thank you

[@haldenkepple4242]

I didn't think Dr. Grande ideas on this would get as deep as it ended up getting

[@charlesiragui2473]

How could Gooch be committed to non-violence and be in the Air Force?? That's contradictory.

[@eadweard.]

I don't think anyone said he was committed to non-violence, did they?

[@charlesiragui2473]

@@eadweard. I heard Grande say that Gooch has supporters who believe that he was committed to non violence so is not guilty.

[@eadweard.]

@@charlesiragui2473 Oh I see yes thanks for explaining.

[@blurrylights6344]

​@@charlesiragui2473There are plenty of people who will say anything, no matter how illogical, to try to "prove" their own or in this case, someone else's, innocence. They don't care about truth. Fortunately, the supporters claims were disproven by actual evidence.

[@dlc5166]

It doesn't appear any of his logic made sense

[@tamedshrew235]

Poor Sasha. Good police work netting 3 sub humans

[@bradsbrickpost]

Hi Dr. Grande, long time fan. What's your thoughts on the Fells Acres case concerning the guilt or innocence of Gerald Amirault? It's a case concerning the day care panic of the 1980s. I watched a documentary on HBO Max about it, but came away from it not knowing what to think about Amirault's guilt in actuality; however, I definitely think there was reasonable doubt. The investigation seemed to be based solely on the testimony of young children whom were subjected to interviews that were rife with leading questions and bias. You could also use the case to explore the psychological phenomenons present in the day care panic as a whole during the 80s and 90s.

[@BlessedbytheKingofKings]

Hello Dr. grande. Hope you’re having a wonderful day. I love your sarcasm. Your insults almost feel complimentary. 😂

[@MyEnemy]

😄

[@m.f.richardson1602]

Always interesting Thank you Peace 💕🇺🇲

[@marciabosteder5682]

I dont want a cell phone anymore. I only like my you tube channels.

[@WhatIsLife711]

Same

[@brigidroche1006]

Good job dr Grande 🙏

[@aprilcanipe2614]

Dude was a total Gooch!

[@rockhunter8483]

Why can't we perceive threat in these killers eyes and avoid them?

[@Olive131]

Thanks for covering the story.

[@breakablehandlewithcare]

Calm and insightful analysis !!!👍

[@wifeoftim]

He should have been charged with a hate crime. But justice was served and he will never see outside again.

[@karenolson4000]

The rule is never let a criminal take you from crime scene 1 to crime scene 2, because your odds of survival drop to close to zero at crime scene 2. Sanford Strong wrote a book "Strong on Defense" and he said you should try to run away in a zig zag fashion or cause a car accident to avoid being taken to crime scene 2.

[@jamesb.9155]

Yeah, well she was a pacifist first and foremost.

[@lukespack]

Cell phones bring another killer to justice.

[@lareeseblaque8303]

Always really appreciate your videos and opinions.

[@girlwheels]

Can you analyze the case of Matthew Mannix? Thank you for this video; very interesting!

[@zingwilder9989]

Law enforcement agencies should be given a standing ovation for catching this guy. It took them two months, but they succeeded in getting Gooch off the street. I believe that it goes without saying that he would have killed again.

[@thomasdoubting]

The quiet resilience of Sachas community is my strongest impression from this sad case. I recommend Dave Lemons(?) channel for the trial. As for the murderer, not everyone is a fitt for a strict and insular way of life like that, thats fore sure, but thats such a gross failur to cope with life I don't know...

[@wap9137]

I prefer the brick background to the black drapery look.

[@noelnewlon]

Women and children assault victims deserve better than what our justice system provides in terms of the punishment levied against their perpetrators. It's truly sickening to see that the convicted are treated far better than they "treated" their victims. Cruel and unusual acts upon women and children should be met with cruel and unusual punishment upon their perpetrators.

[@seafoambeachcomb]

She WAS the light and he was the darkness. Perfectly worded. Evil DOES exist.

[@annazaman9657]

What a nice trio of brothers

[@snowflow07]

So very sad.

[@549BR]

It really is incredible that a person could harbor that much hatred toward a harmless person; such a sad commentary.

[@rayross997]

I'm speculating Dr. Grande, that at some point in your life you diagnosed someone.

[@mmalon2908]

Have you ever produced a video examining the "Twinky Defense," case?

[@RR_1138]

It was either A&E or 48hrs , I’m sure you True Crime fans have seen the episode. Cellphone data , is mostly how people get caught. Law enforcement relative , helped the army dude .

[@misakistalker3058]

he hated the community so much that he want them to punish them or he was observing her for some time unable to get closer to her, he might have thought she would "purify" him or something like that.

[@annazettler4179]

Dr. G 😊 I was wondering if you would cover the case of the New York state man who shot his 3wk old daughter and wife with a crossbow..Blessings as always.

[@jimc.goodfellas]

Wow that phone data is very damning

[@marciabosteder5682]

Hello Dr. Your awesomeness brightens my day❤

[@cindyhesson9213]

Thank you for all you do Doc ❤❤❤

[@philochristos]

I thought about joining the Mennonites a long time ago. I didn't know anything about their theology other than that they were pacifists.

[@kimsherlock8969]

He didn't fit or shine, he was different from the crowd In murdering Sasha he showed his brutal hate because he didn't fit .

[@deedeemccall7693]

this story is upsetting. To take sum1s life like that. Mark is very cold and cruel . May Sasha rip