Did Murder of 3-Year-Old Girl Lead to Egregious Wrongful Conviction? | Barton McNeil Case Analysis

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[@FoldupKibbles26]

Ah, the classic "You're not crying how I think you should be crying." evidence of guilt.

[@LukeSumIpsePatremTe]

It's worse than these crimes, IMO.

[@aarondavis8943]

A lack of tears is a clear indication of fake crying. Indeed, this is why we cry tears: as an indisputable signal to those around us that we are genuinely upset. It's an evolutionary adaptation which underlines the importance of social bonds to human survival. This isn't a _lack of crying_ situation, this is a _faking_ crying situation. It's an important distinction. There have been quite a few examples of tearless weeping performances by people caught on camera who were later proven to be killers of family members. What I find worrisome is that we have no _proof_ for the claim that he was crying without tears: we have to take the witness's word for it. They could be lying or mistaken.

[@FoldupKibbles26]

@@aarondavis8943 you are wrong. People can freak out without tears. People can also be balling their eyes out then immediately stop. There is no "right" response to trauma. Being wrong on this revictimizes people already going through hell. Some people will never understand it until they go through it, but I know you are wrong because I've seen it and I've experienced it.

[@Lonesome_Loser]

And if you cry then you are fake crying. Can’t win.

[@danielosmon]

It's completely possible to cry w/o tears, especially in a confused and overwhelming state

[@JRKonungrinn]

Do they not know that spiders easily make large complicated webs in a matter of hours? They think it means anything that there was a web at the window when they looked the next day?

[@discospiders]

Exactly.

[@martineldritch]

especially after a rain

[@Stalemarshmallow]

This

[@sharonhoyt2133]

I posted the same thing before I read your post. That was an absolutely ridiculous reason to think that that woman could not have gone through the window.

[@rubyoro0]

They should have hired you as an expert in spidey webs.

[@Big_Tex]

If charged with murder, you have 3 options: jury trial; bench trial; or let Dr G sort it out.

[@pinkarate1]

Best comment!

[@BronnyJames2025MVP]

What about when he rails against your lord and savior Donald Trump

[@MEL2theJ]

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[@barneyronnie]

I'll take a jury.

[@Cinder_311]

How do the police not automatically investigate a 3 year olds sudden death as homicide?

[@CemeteryLarry]

Well it was just hours later

[@xxmrrickxx]

Because imagine all the paperwork involved.

[@Kari.F.]

They did in this case, to the point of not investigating if Christina's history of severe asthma could have been the cause. They even lied about evidence of an act of sexual assault. With police investigators and prosecutors like that, he had a snowball's chance in Hell to get a fair trial. Both children and adults who have severe asthma can die from the disease. Every sudden death that happens to people who have a history of disease that can be deadly must be investigated with an open mind. They failed miserably to do that here.

[@Brendawallingbear]

They did investigate it as homicide except that they were convinced the Dad did it and didn't look for anything else. That happens a lot.

[@wayside5182]

Sids children often put themselves in bad positions and die in their sleep

[@mbrown5494]

Absolute BS. How could his appeal be denied? It sounds like a small town biased judicial system. My brother went through this same crap. Took 15 years to prove his innocence.

[@roguechevelle]

The State doesn't like to be "wrong" about someone and will fight tooth-n-nail to protect their image despite someone being innocent especially if it effects them politically.

[@Dr.Quarex]

It is not really a small town BUT yeah that sounds suspicious for sure

[@duanejackson6718]

Our legal system doesn't really allow for things to be unraveled. Once they set their wheels and motion, and have arrived at at a conclusion they won't go backwards, even when the conclusion turns out to be completely false. And I suppose no one in the governmental system has any incentivization to undo wrongs.

[@eadweard.]

They found a black guy to blame.

[@uanime1]

That's why you can make appeals to state and federal courts. I suspect your brother's problem was that his lawyer botched the first trial, which made it more difficult to appeal.

[@zlm001]

Fun fact, some spiders will build huge webs every single night they are looking for food. It’s not like it’s a huge process that takes them days. It’s usually hours at most.

[@shanecrump7932]

Exactly. But you can also tell when cobwebs have been up for a while. They didn’t distinguish at all.

[@ea8269]

I feel sad for that 3 years old child.

[@elaineelias2588]

Always so interesting!

[@barneyronnie]

I feel devastated when any child is assaulted or murdered. It's an insult to the innocence and vulnerability of our the most helpless members of society.😢

[@Angiesensei.]

@@barneyronnie 😭😭😭😭😭

[@featherfluent1109]

"but wait -- there's more!" 🤣

[@emilykeegan4345]

Scream

[@jodiegalloway3614]

I remember those! "How much would you pay for this? $39.99? $29.99? But wait there's more!...". In all seriousness I hope she is resting in peace 🙏. In grief we try to make sense of things, even when a death like that is senseless, this may give more explanation for why he was trying to convince the police it was murder by ex-girlfriend. And perhaps she did it, or perhaps it was natural causes, but I don't think he is guilty. Not everyone cries in front of other people, using that as proof he did it is ridiculous.

[@jimgutt749]

Popeil products!

[@Stichting_NoFap]

But wait, there's more...

[@nervousninney]

What a mess this entire case has turned out to be. Poor child.

[@zenawarrior7442]

Mazook just looks like an angry person, very likely she set him up. Excellent points on this interesting case. Thanks Dr G😊💌💌

[@nanettevantriesteharder2469]

In my opinion, this is one of the best Dr. Grande videos ever and I am usually very suspicious of finger-pointing suspects in a criminal homicide investigation.

[@imaginecreate]

This is just a theory-my opinion-that I agree with you!!! 👍🏻

[@theresekirkpatrick3337]

Doctor Grande definitely wins the race with the volume of quality sad stories. With humor and respect for the victims. Really enjoy the witty poems in your conclusion. Wish you would cover the old case of thomas drake it was covered on unsolved mysteries season 4 or 5. He’s my best friends grandfather. He was convicted of attempted murder when his wife was hit from behind and robbed at church. She survived, the only evidence was he was cheating so he was convicted with no other evidence and is still in prison decades later

[@OnTheThirdDay]

Sorry to hear that if true.

[@TheDramacist]

I dont want an attorney, I want Dr Grande!

[@Panos__]

The payout will be huge if the conviction is overturned. What a story

[@louise2467]

Money@? He can’t get his kid back though, can he, ever.

[@Panos__]

@@louise2467 this is true unfortunately. However the wrongful imprisonment for such a lengthy period would be massive. Either way, I wouldn’t want to be jailed for any type of payment. Jail is a disgraceful existence to endure.

[@sydneyfairbairn3773]

Poor little girl!

[@ember1794]

I was really sceptical when I read the headline, but after watching this, I am all but convinced he is not guilty! How sad and horrible!

[@gutwallst6645]

Never talk to the police, even with your lawyer

[@roguechevelle]

I'm starting to really see this is the case, you really can't trust them. Once they make up their opinion about you that's it, they put their blinders on and don't look at anyone else as a real suspect.

[@OnTheThirdDay]

There is a video all about this. There is literally nothing that you can do to help yourself by speaking with them if they are going after you.

[@thelogicaldanger]

@@mangographics225 Easy, don't talk to the cops. He should never have agreed to got to the police station. For that matter, he never should have called them about his suspicions. He wouldn't have been in jail for 30 years, or even arrested, if he kept his mouth shut. I get it, he wanted justice for his daughter. But talking to the cops had zero chance of achieving that, and instead put him in prison as a child killer (and those who harm children are on the lowest rung in prison.)

[@shanecrump7932]

@@roguechevelleand you never know if you’re talking to a good or bad cop until it’s too late.

[@BohoAstronaut]

Where's the innocent project people or whatever they're called? I've heard of cases way less convicing that this one getting a lot more attention.

[@Bess9779]

I agree. I sure hope this man gets proper representation.

[@ember1794]

You're right!!

[@adriel7229]

Apparently they've been working on his case for a decade.

[@ember1794]

@@adriel7229 😲 How can this case take so long? Well, should they get Scott Peterson out/off and fail to get this guy out, that would seriously make me doubt the system and the innocence project

[@uanime1]

The biggest problem is that there isn't any evidence that shows he's innocent. If the Innocence Project can't prove how someone else could have gotten into this house or that Christina died of natural causes they can't prove he's innocent.

[@manewland1]

I should think that the fact that Barton kept pushing the police to investigate should count for something. This is an especially interesting case. Thanks, as always, Dr. Grande!

[@J..a..y]

How do you crank out such good videos so fast? Doc ur killin it! 👍🏻

[@ashthecat3]

I’m pretty sure he records at least two or three of these per day, having done all the research beforehand. That way even if he’s on vacation or away doing whatever it is he does, he’s got a video always ready to be put up every day.

[@gabrielleandrew542]

He’s really astounding

[@frisk151]

He's a natural.... Wouldn't be surprised if he wife (etc) worked with him on finding and vetting content, but yeah... He surely is quick with the releases!

[@discospiders]

I believe he does YT as his full time job. I read somewhere that each episode takes 10 hours to make, from research to final edit.

[@stevencass8849]

Maybe “Ur killin it” isn’t the correct metaphor to use, considering his content.

[@tracycottrell5146]

A zip tie around my neck, being buried alive and being put in prison when I'm innocent are my terrors

[@doriangrey9702]

Poor little girl. He should get a new trial. Thank you Dr.G

[@sharonhoyt2133]

A spider can spin a web in an hour or less. There is no reason to declare that someone could have not come into a window at some time in the previous 6 to 8 hours based on a spider web being in the window.

[@uanime1]

Spiders only spin webs at certain times of the day.

[@FreeBart]

@@uanime1 usually at night as they are nocturnal insects. They are known to come out their crevice or hiding spot soon after their web has been disturbed to make repairs. The murder took place sometime at 12:30 a.m. The police thought it was a death by natural causes in the morning. No pictures were taken of the spider web then. They then were summoned to return arriving around 7 pm at night. Taking photos for the first time after the sun had set, a full 20 hours after Christina had been murdered.

[@Throatzillaaa]

Dr. Grande, while I do believe that a profession in mental health is your true calling, I also get the impression that had you studied criminal justice, you would have been an excellent judge, lawyer or detective. "All Rise. The Honorable Judge Grande is presiding," does have a nice ring to it. ❤

[@psalmsreader7997]

Is it possible that Mazook gained entrance to the home earlier and hid herself? Her DNA was all over the bedding, not his.

[@raspberrykitten6676]

Exactly!!!! Why else was little one sitting up smiling. Like let's play a game and kazoos hide and don't tell daddy.

[@katiekarakondis3348]

And that's why the floor was dry!

[@MEL2theJ]

Such a creepy thought but probably exactly what occurred

[@octavohombre2]

How did she get out without leaving footpints?

[@AvidiaNirvana]

Maybe snuck past him while he was asleep on the couch and just went out the front door locking it behind her?​@@octavohombre2

[@Rebecca-hc5ju]

Admittedly, I am a newer subscriber and have not watched all of your uploads yet. However, I've watched every single one from the past six months and I must say, "Bravo"!! This is one of your best!! 👏👏👏👏 I truly appreciate your sincerity in your closing remarks!

[@nakazul1]

A removed spiderwebb can be fixed amazingly quickly by a pissed of spider sometimes, so depending the exact look of the webb, it could still be pretty new.

[@amandawilkinsontarot7096]

Hello Dr Grande from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 🇨🇦. I appreciate your dry wit.

[@wilhelmhagberg4897]

At the time of the crime I understand that suspicion fell upon Barton. It seemed farfetched that Mazook would have entered without leaving any evidence, and Barton could easily have arranged the details with the window frame and the fan. But given Mazooks later murderous behaviour and her choice of methods it seems Barton was right after all. It’s surprising he is still in jail.

[@uanime1]

Barton is only right if he can prove Mazook killed Christine, not if she killed someone else.

[@lindsayantwine1097]

Since watching Dr. Grande's videos I have come to wonder why courts bother to call expert witnesses at all. One takes the stand and says one thing, years later another expert says another. It's useless.

[@sineadtarmey]

Hey Dr Grande! Love your videos and personality

[@dub2536]

agreed 100%

[@duellingdescartes7950]

What would have been the motive from Barton?

[@FreeBart]

The in 1998-1999 State's Attorney Office of McLean County took the position Barton molested his child despite their being no physical evidence, no person or friend that could ever attribute such conduct of him toward his daughter. Christina was in the care of many other persons. She went to day care and spent 50% of her time with her mother and her friends. The State felt that as Christina was just beginning to "talk" that she would tell people Bart was a pervert so for this reason Bart had to kill his daughter. Prosecutors then told this to the local news stations who reported this despite no charges ever begin raised against Bart as they knew (the State) that they could not prove this accusation. Knowing what Misook is capable of stemming from her strangling her mother-in-law Linda Tyda, it is more likely she molested Christina in order to further get Bart in trouble. Just as it is a known fact she called her former husband Andy Nowlin the night of the attack asking for his help to purchase pot so that she could plant it on Bart's car and get him in trouble as he was to attend her sentencing hearing for her conviction of unlawful restraint against Bart and his daughter Christina in just two days time. Google Bart's name and you'll find his website and much more info about his extraordinary case.

[@Erik_Swiger]

I've watched many of your videos, and this is truly one of the most twisted cases I've ever heard.

[@alexp2915]

Wow, I live in Bloomington and hadn’t heard of this case. Thanks for covering this! I agree with your conclusion, Dr. Grande. You might also be interested in these other Bloomington-Normal cases: Eric N. Ringenberg (family murder-suicide), the murder of ISU student Olamide Adeyooye, and the unsolved 1975 murder of Carol Rofstad.

[@ChicaG-vg7pj]

I'm lucky. I was never attracted to the 'bad boy', and removed myself from these sorts of relationships as soon as I recognized issues. When they go bad, they really go bad.

[@SpitefulAZ]

Once again, this shows IT'S NEVER A GOOD IDEA TO TALK TO THE POLICE.

[@deannad3077]

Happy Tuesday night to you and yours, Dr. Grande! :)

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[@MEL2theJ]

Thank you again for another excellent analysis Dr. Grande 🙏 What an extreme injustice. It makes it so much more tragic that he's accused of commiting these crimes against his toddler daughter. Scary to think that being innocent isn't enough to avoid charges with these state d.a's and prosecutors in the U.S.

[@freestead]

There’s also a higher prevalence of violence against children when a step parent is in the home. Poor girl 💔

[@jeanneross6460]

This is a great analysis of my nephews imprisonment for the last 25 years based on circumstantial evidence and tunnel vision by the police!

[@jessc2282]

I love you analysis. I love this channel. Also I live in Illinois

[@janedoesupporter-ph9ny]

Thank you so much for covering this case. It just made me sick when I first heard about it.

[@sarahalderman3126]

This poor, poor, poor little girl, father, and any other family. 😓

[@blackitikatt533]

Dr. Grande, I just want to thank you for cranking out all these videos; I know it takes a lot of time, planning and thought to put these all this information together. I look forward to your videos every day! I appreciate your hard work! 👍🏾💕💫

[@blackitikatt533]

I accidentally erase my heart trying to correct my grammar, Dr. Grande. 😬

[@inflatablepeas6649]

I just want to know if a spider expert was called to the stand

[@FreeBart]

Unfortunately this was beyond the grasp (consulting or retaining a spider web expert to challenge the police findings) during Bart's initial bench trial in 1999. At Bart's 2014 DNA hearing well known and published arachnologist Dr. Todd Blackledge of the University of Ohio testified that unless police had special cameras and lighting and were trained arachnologists they wouldn't know what they were looking at. Adding the spiders usually come out of their crevice at night and repair any damage done to their web. That they re nocturnal insects. The repairs having taken place many hours and at night before police were summoned. It was this testimony that swayed the judge to allow DNA testing of Christina's bedsheet. Testing that showed Misook's DNA being located in 6 out of 8 quadrants. The State then taking the position that as Bart and Misook were boyfriend/girlfriend the results ere to be expected.

[@southerncaltattooedbiker3643]

Dr. Grande is so good at what he does. I would find it hard having a Husband who could read you Just like having Children they would never get away with telling a lie 😅

[@masudaharris6435]

As usual, the truth is what can be proven. Since nothing can be proven either way, we're left hanging.

[@kticelovingit4801]

Dr. Grande is a busy man. He's on top of everything ❤

[@randompetsandnuns]

Excellent video, as usual, Dr. Grande. Thank you. ✌🏻💜😇

[@easternkiwiz]

Barton and Marzook sound like serious gluttons for punishment, persevering through all odds in dragging out their violently dysfunctional relationship. What a tragedy they didn't call it quits long before it came to this end. The mention of the stomach contents of Christina to determine her time of death reminds me of the case of Mark Lundy here in NZ, where his 2 convictions for ending his wife and child hinged upon the Crown's timeline of the barely digested McDonald's meals in the victims' stomachs, and the testimony of a self-described psychic who said she saw a fat person in a blond curly wig running away from the area at 7pm that Tuesday night.

[@michellesartori6695]

I'm not familiar with this case but I certainly found it interesting. I love how you set things out in a logical and systematic way and I look forward to your next video. Poor baby girl who died regardless of the circumstances. Thanks.

[@keithsummers_]

What a terrible situation.

[@Heyitskrystal]

This is straight up tragic someone get this guy a new trial!

[@nealkelly9757]

Misook was/is extremely impulsive. I question her ability to hold back from attacking Barton as he slept.

[@vickinoeske1154]

Comparing this case to those products sold on TV, who else but Dr. Grande would make that correlation? LOL

[@bethpaluzzi1380]

Dr. Grande. You have great crimes you share with your audiences. I enjoy watching them. Keep up the great work 🎉🎉🎉

[@Dr.Quarex]

What the hell, there is ANOTHER crazy convoluted family murder in my hometown besides the David Hendricks case? How did I never hear about this? Leave it to Dr. Grande to bring the hits

[@kushalbanerjee8574]

Finally! Among the first 1500 folks on this planet to watch this 🤓

[@imaginecreate]

Your wrap-up with the 80’s/90’s tv commercial tag line is genius. Thank you, Dr. Grande!!❤❤❤

[@katrinashostakovich3607]

Its almost as though it was so obviously NOT the father, that he opted for the bench trial, in fear that the jury would somehow lack common sense. Turns out the judge, with all his education, lacked critical thinking skills. So unfortunate

[@kathykaveh1471]

Dr. Grande, another general comment from me. Every judge should be like you, every attorney should be like you, every police officer should be like you, every detective should think like you, and every case should have you as a juror! I rarely admire someone’s intelligence in their way of thinking bc my standards are high…but I think you are a brilliant man. And the sense of humor is part of your intelligence. No wonder you love the movie Airplane and it’s one of my favorite comedies from which I quote all the time! You’re my new choice for someoneId l’a love to have a conversation with! Just thanks for having the best channel on KZbin Show less

[@palletwizard]

Thank you king for going off!

[@johnkaye5878]

So you can judge a Mizook by its cover.

[@Taco_Raider]

Thanks, Doc!

[@samanthaw.861]

I was just reading a story about this the other day on Reddit, and now Dr Grande has covered it. Spooky…

[@JP-ht6nm]

Good news… possible that this story has rapidly spread

[@user-rz6wq6fu1e]

😂 You crack me up Dr. Grande! Dryest sense of humor around lol!

[@tomgor5236]

THANK YOU for the CLARITY and ANALYSIS!

[@JP-ht6nm]

How long does it take for a spider to create a spiderweb? Is it that unlikely that the spider wove it AFTER the murder. Lol wtf

[@markh.harris9271]

Totally agree; not guilty BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT There is plenty of reasonable doubt and no motive for the convicted father; but wait, there is more... this case should have gone to jury trial, not a judge. Needs a new trial, with a jury. marcus

[@Cinder_311]

Agreed

[@FreeBart]

Thank you for your post!

[@thelogicaldanger]

A judge only hears the case when requested by the one on trial. The father requested the judge, that is why there was no jury. General legal advice, if someone is innocent, request a judge, if guilty, go with the jury. 2 reasons why, the judge would be aware of any evidence that would be excluded from the jury, including evidence showing ones innocence. And a judge is far less likely to be swayed by theatrical prosecution performances, unlike a jury. Unfortunately while going to a judge is the best course of action for someone innocent, it didn't work out in this particular case. If he did get a new trial, statistically he would still be better off going with a judge again.

[@Swanky95472]

Dr. Grande for President!!!

[@Jormaukko]

This was very hilarious, Dr. Grande!

[@ember1794]

I think he is right in thinking that his ex-girlfriend murdering his daughter is even more likely than an asthma attack - if you think you know in your gut someone has murdered your child of course you wouldn't want them to get away with it! He doesn't seem to have reacted suspiciously weird in any of this, which is rare!

[@mdep19]

Since you keep doing videos from my home town area…(kind of weird for me. Lol)…can you please do a video on the mysterious death of Emmanuel Cervantes whom was found deceased in the old Farmington High School in IL.

[@SebastianSkadisson]

The web could've been fresh, because the spider tracked flies going in and out of the window. Orbweavers especially are super fast.

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload, Dr. Grande! Your true fans love your humour and sarcasm. March 5 is Crispus Attucks Day, Multiple Personality Day, National Absinthe Day, National Poutine Day, National Cheese Doodle Day (gotta have some Hawkins Cheezies later!), Cinco de Marcho, International School Meals Day, National Potty Dance Day, and World Tennis Day.

[@ReSearcherSusie]

Potty Dance Day? 💃

[@Flamsterette]

@@ReSearcherSusie It celebrates exactly what you think it does. 😂🤣

[@discospiders]

I wish I could get some Poutine!

[@Flamsterette]

@@discospiders Make sure to get poutine from the right place!

[@standardsarhy5319]

Hawkins Cheezies - the K I N G of cheezies !

[@philaufan6]

Let this man free!

[@despinacharalambous1728]

Excellent dr Grande!!!

[@audralynn7454]

What a horrible situation! I agree with Dr Grande, it does not seem that Barton was responsible in this case. Bazooka said she would ruin him, I think she succeeded. RIP little baby!

[@davidremmler9166]

Our legal system is a sick joke.

[@rdwwdr3520]

Great episode Dr Grande! Great choice

[@riseuplight]

This is insane!

[@HeatherHolt]

This is crazy. What a horrible woman. Her daughter, whom she tried to kill, imagine the long term psychological effects of having that PoS as your “mother.” She should have gotten the DPenalty imo, too bad that wasn’t an option. She’s a waste of space.

[@kathypappas6867]

Police sure are messing up in a lot of ways lately on so many cases .

[@letsgobrandon6281]

I think he got screwed

[@Cherry-bq4oh]

Hey Doctor Grande, could you analyze the case of Robert Hawkins? I'd be very fascinated to hear your take.

[@NoirHammer]

Dr. Grande, if you're open, and I know it's a little unusual, would you consider analyzing a film character that goes by the name of "Billy Brown" in the movie Buffalo '66? A super abused mind awaits you.

[@elizabethwarman9028]

Hi Dr Grande, Barton needs to contact the Innocence Project in his county. They maybe his only hope.

[@FreeBart]

Thank you and Bart is fortunate in that he has the Illinois Innocence Project of Springfield Illinois associated with the University of Illinois Law School and the Exoneration Project out of Chicago Illinois associated with the University of Law School working on his case. The former has been with Bart beginning in 2012 with the latter joining around 2017 after Misook's touch DNA results proved her presence on the victim's bedding. The lower court has now finally ruled against Bart so now it is up to the appeals court of Illinois to reverse this wrong

[@quinnkaurich7937]

My favorite video of yours!

[@NicholasWolfwood-md7vm]

In the original trial, classic gynocentrism. In the case of the appeal, phone calls were made and meetings were had and that judge was told to overturn that conviction and probably paid so that the state didnt have to pay MASSIVE restitution to this man, probably to the tune of 100's of millions of dollars. They don't want to do that, just like with Steven Avery.

[@greenbrain8725]

I would love your opinion of the Paul Ferguson case. He’s an interesting case.

[@kambrose1549]

The tale of Bruce and the spider comes to mind. A search party decided he couldnt be in his hiding place because there was a cobweb over the entrance. Duh!

[@adriel7229]

With all the circumstantial evidence against the ex-gf how was there not reasonable doubt? And why haven't his appeals worked since she was convicted of murder? I wonder if this is a case of the state refusing to admit their mistake of convicting an innocent person. If they overturn his conviction he will sue and they will have to pay.

[@FreeBart]

For the exact reasons you State. The county that was responsible for his wrongful conviction must now protect their predecessors over doing instead the right thing which is to free Bart. The system at present is designed to convict and is not designed to unwind a mistake

[@Stargazergirl104]

I hate hearing about anyone wrongfully accused and then sentenced.😢

[@Gizziiusa]

She definitely fit the type of being a "Bunny Boiler". thats for sure.

[@brendaredmond4678]

But wait... there's more! I love you, Dr. G.

[@thecutellama76]

Netflix should have done a documentary on this case, instead of on Steven Avery who actually is a murderer.

[@EveningShadeLori]

Dr. Grande reminds me of a mix of Lenard from big bang theory and Bob Newhart!

[@jackiepiefrancis]

That is very apt

[@logant9546]

Bloomington mentioned

[@lindas5964]

If there’s no other lesson to be learned here, at least take this away: Stay away from “angry and controlling” people. They will make your life hell. If it’s angry sex you like, go find someone to role play with. Leave the real deal in your rear view mirror.