Cameron Herrin Case Analysis | Too Pretty for Prison?

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[@pinkvolo]

I think the Mom and Baby were to "pretty" to die. Where does that justice excuse play.

[@Hollylivengood]

Thank you. I was gonna say just that. You said it much better.

[@scottricci5063]

Well said!

[@melissafreeman7416]

Maybe it was gods plan? 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@leonieromanes7265]

Mother and baby were beautiful 😞

[@trishayamada807]

@@melissafreeman7416 then god is evil, oh wait, god kills lots of people so god thinks murder is moral. 👍🏼

[@Nocturai]

Weird, at 18, I knew that driving fast was a bad idea and my brain wasn't fully developed either.

[@ponyboy5637]

That's what happens when you grow up with consequences. If you've never been disciplined, why start when you get in front of the wheel?

[@katierose1893]

You probably had great parents.

[@wesley5729]

Everyone in my senior class liked to head but eachother. I think we were just stupid

[@katierose1893]

@T Retano It's one thing to know, it's another to not let your primal urges/impulses. Learn about impulse control!!!!!!!!

[@samworth9310]

i keep having to repeat this but PEOPLE ARE DIFFERENT. YOU CAN'T FUCKING EXPECT EVERYONE TO BE LIKE YOU. BEEEETCH!!!

[@talbotdorr682]

Woww Dr. Todd’s roast on street racers is probably the most informed and accurate I’ve ever heard from a white collar professional type of person. The part about chopping off mufflers and using cold air intakes without adjusting for the change in back pressure is something I’d expect to hear from a mechanic or real car builder. And the part about handling being just as important if not more so than huge power gains is something I only started to realize after years of being a car enthusiast

[@AimeeAimee444]

The one incredibly funny aspect of some of these silly race cars is the bumpers notoriously falling off when going over a simple street bump.

[@shrapnel77]

Braking is always overlooked, but most important. There are appropriate places that exist for racing. The street is not one of them.

[@jaydenp4975]

He forgot to mention ground effects.

[@MusMasi]

they do a lot of this stuff for attention.

[@paulgreen758]

a mustang that they sell in the UK is not a very stable car, under heavy braking it goes sideways, and very difficult to control for a very experienced driver, it also won't turn a motorway corner over 60 without sever understear, I only had mine a week gave it back, went Audi instead, but what would posses parents to give a child a car that is fast? with crap handling? he got what he deserved

[@lauramorningstar5502]

He took TWO Lives TWO !!! And y’all think that 24 years is too long?? YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELF IF YOU EVER THOUGHT THAT. That baby had her whole life ahead of her. The mother also.What about their families??They will be living with this pain the rest of their lives. This is sooo heartbreaking….

[@Catsss1017]

And Jessica raubenolt was only 24 years old. She had her whole life ahead of her. That poor baby Lillian and her mother Jessica

[@user-sf7kl9uh7k]

"Oh, but he's so cute and innocent, I love him!!!! When he gets out he's going to marry me, oh Cammy!!!! He didn't mean speeding because Jessica wanted suicide, and John was to blame because he pushed Cameron over the edge. Oh, his sweet eyes, I miss him, although I've never met him and live 5000 miles away and haven't actually ever even been to the USA!" I absolutely hate what these people are writing, it disgusts me.

[@mrjonesandme8848]

The caps get your point across. 🙄 I'll never understand ppl who do that.

[@erossinema8797]

They think that because he is beautiful and they want to have sex with him. People are shallow and sick

[@user-iq3sb5bu6s]

Fate by heaven for the victim* killing is intentional*accident is accident

[@lesliedegnan]

These people that are saying "He's too attractive to go to prison.", he's not. Nobody's too hot for justice. That sentence makes me sick and mad.

[@justsomeone5936]

I think some people will understand your use of "sentence" as "his sentence of 24 years," rather than the sentence you put in quotation marks :P - or are you sickened and mad he didn't get more?

[@breannathompson9094]

Its so gross, these are probably the same people that say they would go out with jeffrey dahmer 🤮

[@Hey-kf5er]

I mean y’all know damn well it’s just 10yr old tiktok girls who say that, no sane person above 18 thinks that way

[@ohnoohno1299]

@@Hey-kf5er look at the comments on the vid by “10 tampa bay”, they’re all adults blaming the mother

[@Hey-kf5er]

@Hafsah Mominn it was a conscious decision going race driving knowing damn well it’s illegal and can put others in danger. You should rather feel this big sympathy for the family of the innocent mother and daughter who were killed that day because of this young mans decision to go racing

[@CaptainBeefheart90]

If an 18 year old doesn’t have a “fully developed brain” then don’t let them drive a vehicle.

[@michelmurphy1979]

That was my first thought.

[@claudiaa9357]

so… you’re saying we should all wait until we’re 24 to drive? you’re saying we’re not capable of driving because our brains aren’t “fully developed” you might as well say we shouldn’t get jobs until we’re 24 either because our non fully developed brains aren’t capable of it. 18yr olds can make it just fine on the roads, you’ll just always have a few idiots

[@gregh7400]

Like most, I was driving when I turned 16. Earned money and bought my own car. I did not engage in racing because I didn't want hurt myself or others or damage the car I and worked hard for. I wasn't perfect, but I made thru those years okay. Blaming incredible stupidity on and undeveloped brain is a cop out. I'm sure his brain will evolve while in prison. He made his choice and he has to pay. End of story.

[@bribri0786]

@@claudiaa9357 I don’t think he’s advocating that 18-year-olds shouldn’t drive. I think he was pointing out that it’s a dumb defense that really doesn’t hold water. If your lawyer argues you don’t understand the consequences of your actions because your brain isn’t fully developed, it would stand to reason that the prosecution could argue you shouldn’t have been driving for that very reason.

[@toughnuts2769]

He can do anything because he cute!

[@jpmnky]

His roast on boys modifying their cars was comedy gold. Some things are just timeless. Goofy kids and their goofy cars definitely fall into that category.

[@dweamwady]

"I guess this group should stick to advocating for people they consider beautiful because math is not where their strength lies." Best line I've heard all day, straight up burn!! lmao

[@SPFAlpha]

I appreciate his strong words against street racing. I have no respect for people who would risk innocent lives for a quick thrill.

[@rtoma1974]

And drunk drivers too.

[@YoYo-gt5iq]

But they can win the race!

[@billbull1JB-EH]

When i have the need for speed i play it safe and play with my hot wheels instead, it's about being a responsible adult

[@SPFAlpha]

@Jasraj Sandhu good luck!

[@orls9068]

Oh yeah yeah...off topic but did you hear about that Maximilian guy? Sick stuff

[@Colethodox]

Growing up, my father used to regale me with his hot-rodding stories from the 1950s. In the 1980s I tried to emulate him and hit a boy on a bike when I was 17. That cured me of speeding and reckless driving forever and I paid the price. Thankfully the boy wasn't hurt badly. My son will never hear about his grandfather's driving, that's for sure. He will, however, hear about his Dad's stupid mistake before he gets his license.

[@travisstoll3582]

This comment deserves more likes.

[@Justice4some]

Good pop.

[@The_Gallowglass]

You probably weren't as good a driver as your father.

[@jpmnky]

I hear ya. Prime example of why you don’t tell youngsters about the stupid shit you did at their age. Because every single time without fail, they’ll go out into the world and try to one up you. And a lot of the time they, the kids, don’t even realize that’s what they’re doing. Glad in your instance things weren’t disastrous.

[@PungiFungi]

@@The_Gallowglass I figure the roads in the 1950s were a lot less crowded.

[@shellyshannon5226]

This is the saddest story I’ve heard in a long long time. This is exactly why I’ve always thought the driving age should be raised.

[@TruthHurtzSometimes]

In cases like this. It is sad to see someone so young go to prison for so long. But to be that father and husband….You can’t possibly imagine the pain.

[@Hhe448]

No it’s not lol he took the life of a mother and a child because car-go-vroom. He deserves every second of that sentence.

[@joecontreras5068]

So young to go to prison ?- you idiot how old was the baby ?

[@NicoleLiggett]

I agree

[@ph11p3540]

One of the super rare times when a rich kid actually faces consequences for their actions. We need to hear of more even justice system outcomes less phased by a families income.

[@toughnuts2769]

he a very cute lad

[@javierv.g.5231]

Didn’t something similar happen in Cali, where a young driver was driving his sports car I believe fast asf and crashed and killed a female driver. Charges were dropped since the dad had a shit ton of money, I believe he is a millionaire

[@bladedninja8853]

@@toughnuts2769 stalin and hitler looked cute too

[@toughnuts2769]

@@bladedninja8853 not he have that ugly moustache while cameron is hairless lad

[@lichkrieg4898]

honestly it's amazing what a good lawyer can do. it's also amazing how fast a bad lawyer will overcharge people with money.

[@gaylesharp9652]

The consequences of being over-indulged by your rich parents. That poor young lady, and her baby. This makes me mad!

[@NikkiC777]

Parents shouldn't be over indulging kids like that. Those boys should have been required to get jobs and buy their own cars if they wanted to drive. There is no reason for kids to have cars like that, unless they work and buy the cars themselves.

[@42doodoochips]

@C L missing a few chromosomes eh?

[@hmmmbrilee]

@C L Except at crosswalks where it's legal to walk across the road??

[@swiatlowiekuiste]

@@NikkiC777 I believe if he bought the car himself that would be just another argument for racing ("I earned this so I deserve this")

[@christystewart4567]

@C L are you telling me you’ve never walked on a sidewalk next to a 40 mph street? Most people going 40 aren’t going to hit pedestrians unless they are either speeding or not paying attention. And when people walk across said street they take into account the positions of the cars and they calculate that they’ll be able to cross because they don’t expect an oncoming car to be doing over twice the speed limit. And same is true for making turns in your car. You gauge the distance and based on the conditions of the road, the distance of the cars and the speed limits of the road you make your turn. I do that all the time because the street I live on has a cross street where the limit is 40. Oh, and shall we forbid the students at the high school and jr. high school from walking on the sidewalks in front their schools on this same street?

[@3zzzTyle]

Guys in the prison will appreciate his prettiness, too.

[@Mark-ly4lq]

He'll wear diapers after a while

[@spazmonkey3815]

They will modify his exhaust.

[@JiggerjoggernoHGer]

Yea normalize grape big tough guy huh ?

[@dana_roth]

Hi! I just came across your chanel and I'm totally hooked. I really love how factual yet humorous your videos are. Your voice is very calming, i really appreciate it. Keep up a good work! ❤

[@emilygracey]

162 mph?! Jesus, Mary, and Joseph! These fan girls are totally delusional. He killed a mother and her infant child! 24 years is completely appropriate given that it was an accident, but it was done from a complete lack of judgement and care for anyone beyond himself.

[@ronalddregan9431]

He had the *NEED*, the need for speed.

[@lilacbazzi493]

Amen!!

[@melissafreeman7416]

“Jesus Mary and Joseph!” 😂😂😂

[@fulanichild3138]

You gotta wonder what these fan girls would say if some handsome guy killed their baby.

[@jackiemorrell2298]

@@fulanichild3138 Exactly what I was thinking. What if he killed their mom, their best friend, their SO, their child, would he still be too pretty?

[@sdnikko8960]

"They want to show off their driving talent which is particularly challenging, considering they don't really have any." Delivered in classic Dr. Grande deadpan. Hilarious.

[@g.w.hampton5525]

Too many kids get their driving skills from video games.

[@PatriciaHenry]

Touche' I love Dr. Grande's humor too! That was funny.

[@rosemadison]

He always throws in some of those lines 🤣 so great

[@bthomson]

Imo one of the things I most admire about Dr. Grande is that his dry wit is pretty carefully meted out. Often he does a whole video (normally the more serious ones) with little or no humor as befits the subject matter.

[@BeckBeckGo]

Some of these vehicles make it easy. I have a Subaru and that thing kicks the second I step on the gas. Given the vehicle’s size, I’m really amazed at her pep. Of course, I don’t race. She might be slow by those standards.

[@peteralerich5085]

The look in his eyes when the judge handed down his sentence was classic. The appeals court upheld his sentence. He is scheduled to be released in 2045. Maybe his brain will be fully developed by then.

[@retroguy9494]

That look was like a deer caught in the headlights!

[@jimmyrade7815]

2045 is too soon. The family enabled him and are partly responsible imo

[@retroguy9494]

@@jimmyrade7815 Since you seem to have the skinny on that, just HOW did his family enable him? He's a grown man in his 20's.

[@aidan9958]

@@retroguy9494financially

[@vickythefist7062]

​@@retroguy9494because he was 18 and his parents brought him the fancy car when he wasn't experienced enough to handle the car

[@muller3641]

I appreciate the witty sarcasm while doing the analysis - it’s spot on! Love it 😀

[@sinbadsailor1963]

I love the nonstop jokes with no break in character.

[@rdhawk929]

He'll be here all week.

[@maryfrancesbeckerhaggerty5353]

Sinbad Sailor me too!

[@user-je7pp2wg3m]

@C L Your opinion doesn't matter. He broke the law

[@parkerottoackley5587]

The only beautiful people in this story was Jessica and her daughter. Very sad

[@aena5995]

Facts

[@ronalddregan9431]

The baby was actually kinda ugly. There was only one beautiful person involved. Also, Cameron’s brother and friend are so repulsive, being surrounded by uggos made him delusional about his own attractiveness.

[@louniece1650]

@@ronalddregan9431 😲

[@Chris66Mas]

@@ronalddregan9431 Well, this spoilt little narc won’t be ‘handsome’ for very long, fellow inmates will make sure of that.

[@galaxychar]

@@ronalddregan9431 What a disgusting thing to say about a dead baby, jesus christ.

[@mangafq8]

What a shame that his parents decided to give their son such a vehicle for simply graduating from high school. What on earth were they thinking? Apparently they preferred to indulge their son, rather than provide him with guidance and direction. Very irresponsible parenting. Absolutely ridiculous. How sad. May that lovely young mom and her daughter RIP.

[@user-sf7kl9uh7k]

Three families ruined

[@spidermonkeynuts3851]

Lol it’s not their fault

[@user-sf7kl9uh7k]

@@spidermonkeynuts3851 Is a bit, my first car was only 1.8. This was crazy. He'll grow in jail, he'll be allowed to study. He's being held within the Catholic Sarcophagus inside Graceville Correctional Facility, he'll be fine.

[@kevinallies1014]

His mother works for an insurance company. She knew exactly what she was doing, she simply didn’t care.

[@stevenwest000]

Very well described and very thought provoking.

[@Thechangelingpnw]

Had he NOT been going 102 in a 40, he could have stopped… I know that’s an obvious statement, but defenders (fans, not attorneys)don’t seem to get it.

[@mjstevens92]

Exactly. It's just as inexcusable as driving drunk. It's absolutely disgusting behavior. He cost a woman and BABY their lives, she had no time to even react. Nothing she could have done could have stopped it. Makes me physically ill to even think about.

[@demoHous]

Oh, they do understand that but that's not their job. Their job is to get him as light conviction as possible.

[@Thechangelingpnw]

@@demoHous Oh, I didn’t mean the defense team, I mean his “fan club”.

[@Great_Lakes_Discus]

If he killed someone going 60 in a 40 would 24 years still be a fit sentences I think the sentence came with the speed not the actual killing. I’d be outraged if he was sent to prison for 24 years if he was barely speeding.

[@Thechangelingpnw]

@@Great_Lakes_Discus Probably depends on the laws. Since this is a 40 MPH zone, the reasoning is usually because it’s in town, traffic, cross walks, etc. Had he actually been going 60, he might have had time to stop. Looks like that speed of 100+ MPH itself is a felony in Florida, and that’s without causing a death.

[@elvertoo5942]

You have a very dry, and sharp sense of humour. You could have been a comedian in an alternate universe.

[@BeefGold]

No.

[@Alexfluffy2]

I agree

[@damyvalentijn]

8:47 or a car salesman

[@emilyssilverjewelry]

He IS a comedian (& Dr.) in this universe!

[@badcornflakes6374]

It's like if Spock told jokes

[@vinegro4579]

Your words hit the nail on the head. You're like that, sophisticated, higher-self voice of ours that sometimes speaks in our heads.

[@visassess8607]

Holy hell, that father must be in an awful place. Imagine you have a wife and young daughter. One day she takes the baby out for a walk and they both get killed. The fact that the baby died the next day is even more heartbreaking. The father probably held onto hope that at least she could live.

[@Arctica88]

I'm fairly sure he thought his parents' money would save him in a case like this... and I'm soo glad it didn't.

[@cr-nd8qh]

It kind of did hell probably be out in 12 years

[@Randomdude1979]

@@cr-nd8qh no he was sentenced for 24 years Dr. Grande said he will be around 40's when he's released.

[@nestorvilla3605]

this time money didn't, but mostly did it like "afluenza" boy !!

[@dalebrowarny3732]

Me too thought money would get him off lesser sentence

[@JoePesciVSBillyBatts]

Let’s not act like poor kids never act reckless while driving…

[@anumehta3875]

I keep imagining a belligerent, high-pitched voice screeching, "He's like too cute to like be a killer person, you know?"

[@jenrutherford6690]

Haha you nailed it 😄

[@boro6570]

@moira jdrems he is 5’6, still gonna simp? or now switch sides because he doesn’t look as appealing now?

[@Arinisonfire]

@moira jdrems Lmao that look is gonna do him real well in prison. I'm sure the other prisoners will really "love" him quite a bit. Very roughly.

[@default6504]

@moira jdrems how is the justice system being unfair??? They are doing the exact same thing as they would do for other people you’re just pissed that someone beautiful is getting sent to jail for killing 2 people

[@default6504]

@moira jdrems your definitely a bot or a troll

[@abhieshreedhami6568]

This is the fourth Dr Grande video I have watched and he is particularly savage in this one. Rightly so. Very educative with an understated but highly entertaining sense of humour.

[@dalebay2452]

i love your artful deadpan understatements while giving serious topics their due.

[@MrRb13]

Accident is when you drive in speed limit and a person suddenly enters roadway. If somebody acts recklessly they ask for tragedy. If they themselves died I would say good riddance. The real tragedy is when innocent die!

[@ironox8480]

Could not have said it better myself.

[@cuppycakey5013]

Yes, I agree.

[@lionqueen3124]

Indeed

[@thetruth2230]

No the real tragedy is that we live in a society that praises reckless behavior on television, movies, games, music, etc yet has very different expectations from people in real life.

[@Crazeyfor67]

@@thetruth2230 I agree. The more idiotic behaviors the more popular the show, movie, music and the games. They're tell our young to be all about the self. So things have a greater chance of going wrong later in life.

[@toomuchbongwater]

i'm sorry but in no way is someone ever "too pretty for prison" 😭💀

[@mia-xy8oq]

rightt

[@TheChubbyJenny]

right? he ain’t even that cute 🥴

[@user-cs1un6sp1wRennata]

Yea, I agree with that

[@maureeningleston1501]

Exactly !!!

[@toomuchbongwater]

and i'm sure the other prisoners wouldn't mind him being "too pretty" either 💀

[@RingoBuns]

Really loved the sassiness in this video in particular. All very good points while still maintaining calm professionalism. Love your videos!

[@nealb8893]

I love your assessment of the situation!!

[@AngDi]

I have a 2yo baby boy and everything sad related to children and babies is just too much for me. I can't imagine what that family went through, losing a baby and a daughter/wife or girlfriend. Those boys just didn't care for anyone, speed limits are there for a reason. What a stupid thing, and caused two people to die a painful horrible death, one of them was just a small baby, horrible... They deserve a harsh sentence.

[@alaa8739]

Your hair is beautiful ma'am ⚘

[@lanceanthony198]

This is why traffic police are important. Cars are a top killer in the United States, over twice as deadly as guns

[@adsromek]

Yes I have 2yo boy too- stories like this hit a lot harder after becoming a mom

[@user-cs1un6sp1wRennata]

@@marythomas1198 Agreed 💯

[@idontcare1481]

What a shame for everyone involved. I bet the boys parents are kicking themselves for buying a car like that too.

[@ianp6742]

Giving an 18 year old a car that powerful is insanely bad judgement

[@DRnab1983]

24 years is a lot for a dumb teen - I think 15 years (served) would of taught the lesson. His parents should of got 5 each though for being that stupid to give that care to him

[@elperronimo]

Any crappy beater car will do the same damage at 40 miles per hour. He wasnt mature enough to drive anything more than a bicycle

[@alexcentury2166]

My first car was a geriatric 2002 Buick. I can’t say I ever thought about racing anyone in that piece of shit lol.

[@personalcheeses8073]

@@DRnab1983 Of course if that was your sister, daughter, niece and her child. Or your wife and child that was splattered to death you might have a different perspective

[@ryansgirl2002]

No, giving a car that powerful to a kid AND NOT FIRST HAVING BEEN A REAL PARENT and teaching the little fool not act like an idiot behind the wheel and not putting the fear of God into them is insanely bad judgement! We bought our daughter a 1969 Oldsmobile 4-4-2 for her 16th birthday. It's got a 455 big block engine in it, monster cam, reverse valve body, trans brake and all manner of various other things that make it BY FAR faster than this little boys mustang. Her car is literally barely street legal, it has a fuel cell for God's sake. We are a family of gear heads that love our hot rods, she was raised at the drag strip. She is now almost 18 and guess how many people she's killed on the road? Not a one. Accidents? No. A single ticket? Nope. Never even been pulled over. I'm 37 and I literally haven't ever been pulled over in my life. We taught her to act with some damn sense or get her big ass busted. Parenting. Its a lost art.

[@johntyner5054]

God rest that baby and mother's souls . Such a tragic story. I am hooked on this drs site and he does pepper his stories with a little humour. It's Witty

[@bwendy2]

I appreciate your analysis. I have a 19 yr old son and you're spot on!

[@treesart6914]

What a disturbing case. Poor mother and baby.

[@Anita_Dick]

Even more disturbing is that some horny girls sre willing to excuse him just because he's good looking

[@dkj978]

@@Anita_Dick You must have created this profile just for this comment. Ironic, your name.

[@abelis644]

@@Anita_Dick I don't find him THAT good looking actually. So he's got big blue eyes, the rest of him isn't much to write home about.

[@Anita_Dick]

@@dkj978 not the case actually

[@enolamsamoht]

This PLAIN looking dude has been watching way too much fast and the furious !!!

[@TheTam0613]

The loss of both Mom & baby is incredibly tragic. How sad. I have never had the urge to drive 100+ mph. Never! My Gram was hit by a drunk driver going too fast. She was walking down our camp road when she was hit and she died. Thank you so very much, Dr. Grande!

[@ssnowstarr4985]

I'm so sorry for your loss. Reckless driving is horrible

[@Firebird-65]

Excellent analysis Dr. Grande… life is precious

[@tariqirshath5972]

This was enlightening. Thank you sir 🙏

[@purtykt69]

His humor is so dry that it makes him even more humorous. Prayers to the family. To lose a mother and a child by another in such a selfish way is unforgivable. In my opinion, he's getting away with murder!

[@angel38618]

Agree Those that day he did not do it on purpose are simply dumb The law is made to protect people and when one break they law it's like they don't care about hurting people which what an idiot 18 year old would think of

[@angel38618]

@Hexicin sigh Dude is against the surfing limit for a reason Laws and rules made to protect people lives Breaking then is like saying I don't care about hurting anyone The guy knowingly as he did before break the speed limit which is against the law IN A STREET WITH PEDESTRIANS WAKING FREQUENTLY WHAT IN THE ACTUAL LOGIC WAS HE EXPECTING??? People applauding for him like in movies????????? Don't be like that dude please

[@angel38618]

@Hexicin this the weakest argument and I'm super glad the court don't work how you think He is not intentionally killing people has nothing to do with him being a dick head that took the life OF A BABY AND HER YOUNG MOM WHILE PLAYING WITH HIS FANCY CAR THAT HIS DUMB PARENTS BOUGHT and getting only few 24 years That's a shame

[@angel38618]

@@charliewinkelmann9397 don't bother with him mate He is just fixated on a weak argument

[@angel38618]

@@charliewinkelmann9397 💓

[@mauriciopuelles2119]

"Jessica died that same day and her daughter died the next day." Wait a sec... this means that this poor innocent child was in agony for a whole day before she passed away... This broke me. And he only got 24 years?!? And on top of that people defend him?!?! Disgusting.

[@GlennaVan]

There are no words for those that defend him - no words that can be written in a public forum.

[@nobo1682]

Most likely in a coma of sort, medically induced perhaps but undoubtedly tragic nonetheless

[@mauriciopuelles2119]

@@nobo1682 That's a good point, I hope that was the case. I feel so bad for her dad though, he was probably near her that whole time or as close as he could get, waiting for a miracle that didn't happen. Man this story broke my heart.

[@cr-nd8qh]

She was way more attractive than him what about that

[@jamesvea798]

Why are they still defending him when he already killed two people

[@ElCheVive2000]

Excellent analysis

[@ukrainedude88]

I am new to this case and your content covered everything.

[@nannetteprata2715]

Just hearing your calm, reasonable voice has an immediate, almost visceral, calming effect . Thank you for being you. :-)

[@lilyramsey9010]

It's like the parents just handed a loaded gun to an impulsive teenager for him to carelessly use.

[@eddie30991]

And it happens hundreds or thousands of times per day.

[@kyliejones8827]

It was possibly a status symbol for the parents....as in, "Look at us. We're so rich and high achieving that we can afford to buy our son an expensive, prestigious car." Sad.

[@cherylschumaker1366]

Besides losing their kid to prison what other punishment did the parents recieved For giving this kid a dam racing car..that took a mother and innocent baby"s life....

[@thetruth2230]

@@cherylschumaker1366 should someone be held responsible for giving a gift to another person if that person decides to use that gift in an irresponsible or malicious way? I don’t think so. The “boy” was 21 years old, not exactly a child.

[@thetruth2230]

He wasn’t a teenager 🙄

[@greengreensio]

Im so impressive with your work. Keep it up

[@i5C0R3Pi0N]

"It's likely he'll be released from prison in his forties. I guess this group should stick to advocating for people they consider beautiful because math is not where their strength lies." , Dr. Grande is a hidden gem when it comes to humor. I love this channel so much, his humorism just catches you off guard. It caught me off guard many times. You are so focused to listen to the serious stuff that every thing he throws out, which is just dry humor to the fullest, makes you laugh instantly. And of course the insightful videos. Love you Doc, you really are a gem in my books! PS. If beautiful people should not go to jail simply because they are too attractive, then most of the "ugly" people in the minds of those TikTok drones would go to jail instantly. "He's/She's ugly, he/she must be guilty!". My god... let's see how beautiful he's gonna be after all those years in prison. I bet someone's gonna find him attractive in there too. And I'm talking about him going into a housewife program, lol.

[@PungiFungi]

I don't know what people are talking about. His supposed good looks are way over exaggerated.

[@travisscott9057]

Most likely he will get out before that. He will likely serve half that sentence and get out on good behavior if he doesn't get into any trouble while he is in there. I know it sucks but that is the reality of the justice system.

[@your_boywife]

This case has definitely made me reflect on my driving habits. I tend to be a bit reckless, but seeing what happened in this case, I'm going to make a conscious effort to slow down, and try not to be so reckless.

[@lilolmecj]

That is an excellent reaction to the video. Driving is inherently dangerous, and should always be approached with seriousness, and total focus. Because most people drive very often there can be complacency. Even if you are doing your best you can’t count on other drivers to do the same. Be safe.

[@your_boywife]

@@lilolmecj I've done my best to limit my speed, and I've been able to find a setting in my car that limits the speed to 70 MPH (which is fast, but the highway speed is 75). I've worked on making my habits better, although I got a ticket a while back, although the speed he claims I was going is 20 MPH over what my car can go. Ask anyone who rides with me, and they'll tell you how I've gotten better recently. This video really made an impact on me, and made me realize I needed to change.

[@lilolmecj]

@@your_boywife that is great! I assume you are young, paying attention and controlling impulses well get easier as you practice discipline, and put a few years behind. I can’t imagine many thing worse than hurting someone because I was careless. Best wishes.

[@SeymourDisapproves]

Good on you

[@xeno4746]

You can't try, you MUST drive normal. You can just NEVER be reckless on the road.

[@broabc66]

Imagine that girls parents and spouse receiving a call saying your loved one got ran over by street racers. The sudden disappearance of a loved one is life changing

[@RUTHP123]

Another winning video, Dr Grande 👍

[@lovingit4450]

Like the decor in the background, especially the cactus ❤️

[@wordlady88]

Me, to the tiny cactus in the corner: *I wish you would step back from that ledge my friend.* Anxiety mode, engaged.

[@alimar0604]

I know what you mean Darla. I wish they were safely grouped 🇬🇧

[@cmeflywva]

I kept thinking the same!

[@erikparent8176]

Third Eye Blind! 👁 The lyrics played in my head! 🙂 Clever! 👍

[@Griselda_Puppy]

_Love it!!!_ 🎶🎵 *...and you could cut ties with all the lies that you've been living in...* 🎵🎶

[@erikparent8176]

@@Griselda_Puppy 🎸🎤📻😁

[@jwspeakman2961]

I think that now days it's hard to find someone like Dr. Grande who uses such professionalism in their videos and is also very entertaining to watch.

[@marklestermaaliw2697]

Very well said Doctor. I really admire your way of thinking. Thank you very much indeed. I'm from Manila, Philippines.

[@LorBell]

I absolutely adore this guy's sarcastic wit ;-)

[@kathylewis8608]

LoL math is not where their strengths lie. I absolutely LOVE your sense of humor!! Thanks for the great content doc!!

[@dr.warnemuende7909]

I agree completely! The off-handed snark is hilarious!

[@TT-wx4tg]

A most fitting and appropriate analysis. He no doubt needs 24plus years to fully develop his brain so he can begin to realize the eternal human devastation he caused.

[@toneyfox6328]

Amen

[@jamese9283]

Horrible devastation, but not eternal.

[@TT-wx4tg]

@@jamese9283 for the other children the mother will never have, and the children her daughter will never have and so on and so forth

[@roydavis3319]

Well, aren’t you the sanctimonious linguist over here. I think anyone can agree that this group of friends fucked up bad. I’m almost certain anyone of us can think back to 18 and realize we were completely different people. Taking away more years of life than he’s even experienced, isn’t justice. This situation will haunt this group for the rest of their lives, regardless of if they spent 20+ in a cage. 2 lives were already lost, but to take away 3 more in an attempt to balance the scales is not justice. I don’t know what these kids should have got. But the Cameron shouldn’t have got 24 years. It’s absolutely ludicrous that you fancy yourself so superior as to suggest that you yourself have never done anything that was reckless or dangerous. But in case you haven’t I encourage you to stop being the moral super power of the internet and start living.

[@balladofcoseypolar4711]

@@roydavis3319 Yeah, he was still pretty stupid, even compared to the average person or the average teenager.

[@danieldehay5198]

If that was me, my dad would’ve begged the judge to sentence me longer. When I was 12-13, my dad told me and my brother, and I quote……’If you ever get into trouble, don’t call me. I will not help you. You can’t use the excuse, ‘I didn’t know.’……..because I taught you right from wrong. Therefore if you get into trouble, I will not bail you out….and I will ask the judge to put you away for as long as legally possible’….this conversation alone has kept me on the straight and narrow…..because my biggest fear is that, should I make a mistake, like my Ole man, no one will help me…..I guess it’s a healthy fear…..when my brother was 16, he got into trouble for the first time……and true to his word, Pops went to the judge and told him to send him to the county for as long as possible……my brother did a few months

[@paulpalmer6364]

We must be related because we had the same father. You do the crime you do the time. I had a real fear, respect for my father. Worried more about DAD then the police.

[@captainamerica6525]

How did your brother turn out?

[@rosequartz4717]

I have nothing to say you covered all aspects of this case good talk❤️‼️‼️‼️

[@imlikeheroin2]

My fucking heart hurts thinking about what they went through during their last moments on earth. Like, just hearing my daughter cry from a little bump or bruise gets me emotional... but thinking about that poor little girl and the fear and pain she felt in her final moments... I cant even put it into words! She didn't even get the comfort of her mother holding her! God, it's just heartbreaking. I know doing reckless stuff as a teenager isn't unheard of, but that by no means excuses you from consequences! If at 18, you can get married, join the army, live on your own, or even buy a fucking gun, there's absolutely no way you're not old enough to understand the consequences of driving recklessly!! It's ridiculous that people still try to use that as an excuse!

[@imlikeheroin2]

@Hexicin yeah, I get it, if he did that's completely fucked... I just think that even if you don't mean to do something, you're still responsible. It's a hard lesson and the whole situation is tragic, but you can't go in front of a judge and say "I was too young to know speeding is wrong"... I did indeed act recklessly when I was younger, in comparison to how I behave now... but that doesn't absolve me from the consequences of my actions. I feel for the kid... but I feel for the mother, child, and family more.

[@OtepArc]

@Hexicin yep he didnt kill it on purpose but he is irresponsible in his action.

[@OtepArc]

@Hexicin yeah moral lesson dont do stupid shit, just enjoy the life and be responsible. The your goood

[@carbonatedPigeon]

Normal recklessness as a teenager is driving 15 mi/hr over the speed limit. Not going 60 mi/hr over in an area where there are cross walks. Going that fast is in an area like that is almost bound to end up killing someone - im sure even an 18 year would be able to grasp that

[@RollingJim]

He somehow didn’t know that street racing was bad, meanwhile my 9 year old cousin knows he would die if he done that.

[@JustAViewer_I]

"He's too cute thoo.." No he isn't. he is a monster that killed two people

[@melaninqueen8341]

Tbh he is cute

[@madiibeer2782]

He isn't a monster

[@madiibeer2782]

@Enchanted Odds shut up

[@Bugermanchi]

@@madiibeer2782 reasoning . I swear to god if you have any bad reasoning

[@madiibeer2782]

@@Bugermanchi i don't

[@clifbrewster8822]

Speed starter!! Lol good one Dr. G

[@__libra__]

I love his sarcastic remarks, they’re very subtle but the jokes always hit lol

[@SwedePotato314]

That little baby and her mother were way too beautiful to die, if we're going by what your outside appearance would determine about your future. You intended to go almost 3x the speed limit. You knew good and well that it was illegal and dangerous to yourself and others. I'm just flabbergasted and dumbfounded by people's brain functions.

[@sainjerry1710]

@Hafsah Mominn Well if you take into consider that he killed two people it makes sense legally. He was an adult and knew perfectly well what he was doing. He was warned before and still selfishly went 102 miles on a public road. He deserved it. Imagine if this was you and your kid? You'd think differently.

[@sainjerry1710]

@Hafsah Mominn I don't hate the kid, I don't know him. But I will say that I do not respect him and his poor decisions. He committed a crime and killed 2 innocent people and I think that warrants some dislike.

[@sainjerry1710]

@Hafsah Mominn If there's media attention of course people are going to put their opinion. Other cases like this hasn't gotten the attention as Mr. Herrin's He committed a crime because he disobeyed the law and committed vehicular manslaughter and street racing. He failed to realize that street racing is dangerous and can result in death. He did not think properly. I am only stating the facts. The average vehicular manslaughter charge will be about 10 years. Since he killed two people and was street racing at 102 mph, the sentencing of 24 years makes perfect sense in the eyes of the law. I think a judge knows what he's talking about more than you.

[@tusharverma6154]

@Hafsah Mominn apparently people are not free to express their opinions online lest they would be categorised as haters. Stop advocating for him blindly and don't say it was accidental he had a choice before going over-speed.

[@sainjerry1710]

@@tusharverma6154 Yeah I just gave up with this girl. She seems very ignorant.

[@elizabethrayne5179]

24 years is deserved for Cameron Herrin. My dad was killed in a car accident caused by someone's criminal negligence, and the guy was in prison for at least a decade. I have no mercy for Herrin no matter how pretty his fangirls think he is.

[@gaebren9021]

@C L You are one of the fangirls aren't you. C L, those lives Cameron has taken will be on his mind for the rest of his life. It is clear that he asked for the sentence that he received. He realizes that he is guilty. Let him live out that sentence in prison. He may do the time but killing someone is a life sentence in their own mind. He will never forget it.

[@simonw1313]

@C L - Jesus Christ - "masculine pursuits". There's more to being masculine, at least for those who have more than two synapses to fire together, than driving on a public road at 102mph and killing a young woman and her 2 year old child.

[@gaebren9021]

@C L Ahhh, I see, Masculine pursuits. I do believe that under modern capitalism a person is allowed to take up the sport of car racing. Formula one and Supercars. I believe this comes under motorsports. I do believe there are organizations that cater to this sport that these young men can take up if they are so interested. I doubt very highly that a professional motorsport driver would be racing a car on a public road. There you go. Problem fixed. Want to race cars, do it professionally. That is of course unless you are not that great at it.

[@maheenm.k1015]

@C L "masculine pursuits" and "freedom" are worth murdering people? Young man should be allowed to break speeding limits to feel like they're "racing" in suburbab neighborhoods? You are a waste of space.

[@elizabethrayne5179]

@C L Don't go there. Don't even fucking go there. I'll gladly hand you my trauma so I can get rid of it and you can see what it's like to have lost a parent to someone's asshattery at a really young age. He didn't die from someone racing but from an accident caused by illegal parking. Look who's really acting shameful.

[@daves2552]

No one has a criminal record,,until they do. Tired of hearing that when sentencing.

[@O.S.R.C.]

Man..I love sarcasm over the car part "power adders"...

[@roseyg832]

Sadly I'm sure his parents will contemplate their decision to buy him that car for the rest of their lives too.

[@bcvids9]

I doubt it

[@polarbearsrus6980]

Probably not, they don't seem to have very good judgement.

[@jaquelinekristineschager6151]

@C L It was completely his fault. She crossed the street lawfully, didn’t you listen ?!

[@jaquelinekristineschager6151]

A Part of me really thinks they should never forget … as l‘m sure the Family of the beautiful mother & daughter also will never forget.

[@lizzi7128]

His mother has spoken in court and expressed her regret and blames herself.

[@MrAmojo]

Poor lady and her beautiful daughter. May God rest their eternal souls.

[@aarondenver1556]

@Justin Ferguson Maybe what?

[@simonparker57]

Might have been a bit more useful if the man in the clouds had intervened a little earlier

[@parappa5002]

@@simonparker57 the reason he didn’t intervene is because god gave everyone free will even tho we don’t deserve it.

[@simonparker57]

@@parappa5002 Who gave the baby free will to be pushed in front of the car?

[@parappa5002]

@@simonparker57 wait wasn’t the mom waking with the baby and they both got hit?

[@kellybowyer8321]

Nailed it, Doc

[@gregorykoch8377]

Absolutely agree with you on every point..

[@nicholasp.capobiancojr.1312]

I imagine that being "pretty " in Florida's prisons will change the young gentleman's mind about street racing!

[@sirandrelefaedelinoge]

@ Nicholas P. Capobianco - I'm sure the other cons will be queuing to race up his street...

[@oleopathic]

He'll be the hot cakes on the block.

[@deathstar9126]

@moira jdrems get a new line

[@lightKyubi]

@moira jdrems why you keep asking that anyway?

[@lilbuckethead7830]

@moira jdrems aye swag

[@canileaveitblank1476]

Parents rarely know how devious their children are. Mine didn’t.

[@mlee-w664]

@C L drag racing in a pedestrian zone in broad daylight is...

[@MrVarhansen]

Same

[@stephenpmurphy591]

His parents are also egotistical morons with great privilege.

[@binniparis8024]

Ba ha ha.. big smile every episode. "They think a second stripe makes them go faster .. ". Love your humour. Xx

[@sherrydmyterko-tramp8654]

Spot on.

[@justinahole336]

"Turbo" and "Stealth" are also words that seem to sell things to street racers like that. LOL

[@stuart73m]

Perhaps he was a street racer in his younger days 🚦🚗

[@richardhart9204]

@C L Did he strike a nerve?

[@sicsam1]

Because there's a car called the dodge stealth turbo lol

[@nd612]

I'm a FEMALE and I've seen so many good looking men do such terrible crimes. These young girls are starstruck and lonely. They are immature. If an adult female says that then they are rediculous and have to grow up as well and most likely they want to rob the cradle.

[@richardhart9204]

@@sicsam1 Really? Now that's what I call marketing.

[@wordlady88]

Pretty sad that his parents "reasonable intelligence" did not pass down the gene pool.

[@leonieromanes7265]

He just inherited all the "pretty" genes supposedly. In my country New Zealand, he would be considered too pale and skinny to be attractive.

[@murphychurch8251]

Arguable whether they showed reasonable intelligence, buying such a car for their little prince.

[@SPFAlpha]

Doesn't sound reasonable to give a kid way more horsepower than they need

[@please.665]

@@leonieromanes7265 Oooh. You got fine ass men in your country!

[@please.665]

@@murphychurch8251 There's nothing unreasonable about what they did. That's what any parent would do. However, they failed to know their children. That's the biggest mistake. And to teach them the value and the fragility of the human condition. Buying the car isn't the problem. That's what any decent parent would do

[@devereuxbirdzell]

Spit out my coffee when Dr Grande said 'speed starter'. You KNOW that would work on these people.

[@newwalrus4913]

Loving the fast and furious shade

[@somethingyousaid5059]

Going to prison is a recurring nightmare that I have. Thanks mom, thanks dad.

[@briangarrow448]

You too?? Damn if my parents didn’t scare the living hell out of me back in the day!

[@MrVarhansen]

Jail sucks

[@batintheattic7293]

The mere thought of getting into trouble, even accidentally, brings me out in a cold sweat. My life would be over if I accidentally killed somebody. No judge or jury could tell me I was innocent. So our parents, consciously or subconsciously, definitely have an impact on such character traits. Strangely, though, I have a half sister who believes that anything goes so long as she gets away with it.

[@susiecam1033]

His brother must have different parents. LOL

[@jpmnky]

Nah. He probably looked like his brother two years ago....

[@adams9586]

Brother looked like Shrek.

[@rosedalinevaletine6931]

@@adams9586 🤣😂🤣 Stop it. I can’t laugh anymore.

[@elleblue07]

jason m His brother is 2 years older than him, soooooo………🧐

[@lumenpierce8583]

@@elleblue07 you misunderstood

[@mimidebrose]

Math is not their strength😂😂😂 You are the funniest channel that I watch AND learn from. They way you put a story together is awesome

[@aaronthompson3014]

Over here dropping crazy car knowledge 🤯

[@katiebellfitness]

Giving a teenager a sports car like this is like giving a loaded handgun to a child. The odds for potential harm are WAY too high! My heart breaks for the victims and their families. I pray they find peace. 🙏

[@willnill7946]

Any car is dangerous. Mustang isn’t really anything special. What’s your point?

[@katiebellfitness]

@@willnill7946 The Ford Mustang is consistently rated as the most dangerous car in America due to its involvement in fatal automobile crashes. The Ford Mustang GT (the 2015-2018 model) in particular received marginal ratings by the IIHS. What’s more, as the good doctor stated, teenage boys are impulsive and thrill-seeking. This impulsivity, coupled with a sense of “invincibility”, is not something you want controlling a few tons of fast moving metal.

[@maichai13]

@@willnill7946 a young man or teen with a sport is far more dangerous. Don't be disingenuous. My ex totaled my Trans Am and his Infinity. But some how his Subaru legacy was never in an accident....

[@withgoddess8029]

They won't.

[@mrsTraveller64]

Exactly!

[@please.665]

A lack of criminal history does not an honest person make. It means they've not been caught.

[@YoYo-gt5iq]

Kind of hard to have a criminal history when you're only days into adulthood.

[@elleblue07]

Yo Yo - Actually, hold up on that. A number of Dr G’s videos have featured criminals who started VERY young. So it happens.

[@please.665]

@@YoYo-gt5iq no. Actually it's not. Legally, a sentencing judge can go back 6 years on a criminal history. He may lack an adult record, but when they said he had no record they were speaking on 6 years from the date of the charge. He just has no juvenile record

[@please.665]

@@elleblue07 not only that, the courts go back 6 years. It just means he had no juvenile record. You can be charged at 20 and your juvenile record be called in as aggravating factors. The lacking of a juvenile record just makes it a mitigating factor. If this, WHOLE GROWN MAN, is catching heat at his age, best believe mommy and daddy were covering up his shit, or, they didn't see his prior behavior as problematic.

[@Anita_Dick]

Well he has some serious criminal history now

[@chelseahemenway8124]

I knew Herrin in middle school. He was a very nice kid, but he was definitely one for attention and risk. To whom he was the day he killed that mom and child, I cannot say. What I can say is this; his sentence is well deserved. He didn’t make a mistake; he suffered consequences to his action (street racing), and unfortunately, two people suffered worse than he. No matter how attractive people believe he is, he deserves that sentence. Those people can’t come back; that woman will never come home to her husband and parents, and that father lost his child. No one’s physical attributes are worth more than justice for the family and victims.

[@shayna.e.111]

Hello Dr. Grande!👍🏻😊 I wish there was a way you could write my story. When I was 19 I thought my husband at the time was too cute and too young to go to prison. He killed a man that was stocking me. He said he did it for me. But when I found out the details of the killing I realrealized there much much more to the story. There was a whole past of my husbands that I had no idea of.

[@maureeningleston1501]

The females who are jumping to his defence !........."NEED THERAPY".

[@MrCyberamp]

Tiktok is full of those

[@leonieromanes7265]

They're as stupid as the perpetrator.

[@please.665]

Girl. They working with the same intelligence quotient as he is.

[@maureeningleston1501]

@@please.665 All I can say Kelly is, Thank God they're in the minority or there would be no hope for mankind, lol.

[@please.665]

@@maureeningleston1501 Miss Maureen, are they? Sincerely, are they minor in the country? Girl, when I look back over these past few years, I'm started to suspect that those of us who have better judgement and reasoning skills are the minority. Look at Nik Cruz. Another one, Lisa Montgomery. She deserved to die, but for some reason so many women felt she deserved to live, despite the fact she cut out a child from the mother and left the mother to die. No compassion for the victim, BUT BOATLOADS for the fuckt mind that did it.

[@PotatoWiz]

The women with self esteem issues.. smh.. can they say this to family of deceased.. that he's too pretty to be punished.

[@christystewart4567]

@Over It low self esteem is one of the conditions of hybristophilia. Also most of the women who are complaining about his sentence wouldn’t bother if a. This wasn’t a high profile case and b. He was some 50 year old guy who looked like a few miles of bad road with a pot belly.

[@angerychonk3450]

Hey well women still go near Chris Brown. Some women are just too damaged to be fixed.

[@christystewart4567]

@@angerychonk3450 they’re the younger versions of the ones that write Scott Peterson.

[@Emilia-gw8so]

Omg your roast of street racers is so perfect

[@randallnorton348]

First time here interesting content I'll be back

[@alleybees]

I always do appreciate the arrangements of the Cacti. Now that there’s art added to the mix, it’s just so cute.

[@figgy7099]

i like that, too!

[@ThisHandleIsNotAvailable.]

It's escalating quickly.

[@Liy798]

I especially love the mug!

[@DrHenryAuD]

I love that you know how to use dark humor in these videos, while staying professional and respectful of victims.

[@avinsamaroo1317]

This is heart breaking

[@avinsamaroo1317]

I hope the father is okay and seeking any help that is needed

[@interstellarconundrum4774]

I think you just described my son. I'm glad the only thing he could afford is an old truck, so his racing is in his mind.