Ezra McCandless (Alex Woodworth Homicide) | Mental Health & Personality

This video answers the questions: Can I analyze the mental health and personality factors that may be at work in the case of Ezra McCandless?
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[@basswars7060]

Dr. Grande. Could you please do an analysis of the mental health and personality of people who watch your videos instead of getting prepared for work tomorrow.

[@janedoe7229]

😂

[@tictacnino3593]

😂😂😂

[@annking8633]

🤣🤣🤣🤣👍💖

[@spudmurphy9264]

😂🤣🤣

[@petemercurio8638]

@@spudmurphy9264 High openness to experience, low to mid range consciousnesses

[@BonJody]

I always felt like she was constantly acting as a character in her own movie. One day she's a transgender youth another she is a intelligent college student, or an artsy quirky girl. And she was a very bad actress at that, throughout her trial I found her to be arrogant and unlikable and self centered, as well as lacking in any sense of self awareness.

[@alyciamarie4163]

Nicely put

[@bloop8227]

BPD

[@TheFaro2011]

Screams BPD

[@lady4191]

I got the same feeling she's nutty but aware

[@Whol3NothaL3v3l]

Wonderful analysis! Would have been perfect if you had given us the O.C.E.A.N rundown lol

[@ElleE953]

I listened to the 911 call, her police interviews, and her testimonies in court....she really thought she was smarter than everyone and would get away with this.

[@tankthearc9875]

A LOT OF THESE CASES INVOLVE THE FEMALE CHEATING, I THING GUYS ASSUME THEY WONT BUT SADLY MANY DO IT.

[@KingSlayer_.]

It's honestly kind of cringey😖

[@aarondavis8943]

Yes, she's too ignorant to know how ignorant she is.

[@amelia_k1082]

Well, she did after all call herself "the tricky fox!" She lived in a fantasy world where she thought she was smarter than everyone else in the room.

[@ala2121]

@@KingSlayer_. Couldn't agree more!! How would you not be embarrassed, like, "shit, MAYBE I'm not that intelligent"

[@stumarston6812]

I think the motive was rage. She had a sexual encounter with one of Mengel's friends. Mengel found out about it. Ezra didn't want Mengel knowing that she had cheated on him so she fabricated a story that the guy had raped her. She even went so far as to report it to the police and she seemed quite alright with sending the poor guy to prison for many years. Woodworth, the murder victim, had gone to the police and told them that McCandless had told him that the encounter was in fact consensual. The police investigated and did not end up charging the innocent guy with rape. The result of all this was that Mengel knew that she had cheated on him. She was not happy about that. This made her furious with Woodworth.

[@sineadgrier2182]

Exacto sadly

[@HelenMurray00]

I've just watched the whole trial. What you say is true and to add more detail, she was in communication with Mengel with both planning on getting back together when she was spotted by woodworths flat mate coming out of his shower in a towel. That message got relayed to Mengel and he was furious (again no doubt). This happened 24 hours before Woodworth was killed and ezra was pressing everyone to tell Mengel it was a lie. She needed Woodworth to tell Mengel he was lying about John Hanson AND that he was coercing her into having a relationship she didn't want to have. She needed him to take responsibility for the shower encounter and admit their ongoing relationship was not actually happening. I imagine, the poor fella didn't comply with her request and she lost the plot. Mengel was a fool to stay in contact with her and in some part is responsible for Woodworths death. Mengel also sent a photo of graffiti on the door of Racys coffee shop where woodworth worked and they all hung out. The photo had her telephone number and the words 'fuq me' over it. She was humiliated, caught out, running out of road and losing the one thing she wanted, which was getting her own way. I think the girl 'gone snapped' and alex woodworth took the full force of the hit. Sad sad story. Rip to his family.

[@AyaBlue22]

You're 2 years earlier, and far more eloquent, than I am! That's exactly how I saw it, too! She was sleeping with John (the guy she'd claimed had raped her), Jason, *and* Alex! ... and the guys were all friends with one another as well.

[@jpizel1070]

Yep. She is a narcissistic floozy.

[@deborahfay102]

​@@HelenMurray00Exactly how I see it too. Someone familiar with their crowd posting on reddit concurs, also.

[@amymccammon9078]

It's strange how a person will simultaneously try to appear highly aware/intelligent and niave/unaware.

[@vodkacannon]

A lot of people don’t like people smarter than themselves.

[@gordons-alive4940]

Probably worked for her in the past.

[@1-800-Wildman]

Master manipulator

[@redefinedliving5974]

Narcs

[@lauraharrison3349]

Loving the green shirt to match in with all the new plants Dr Grande 💚

[@Jaksi-a]

Loving this comment in a video where there's not a plant in sight except for the first 30 and last 15 seconds. Fun. He does have a variety of shirts though, I'll give him that.

[@ChaCha.44]

I was gonna just comment about this but glad you already did so, Laura! 🙂

[@lauraharrison3349]

@@ChaCha.44 Thank you 😊

[@sahrabulle4725]

Dr Grande out here setting trends! I love it 😆

[@lorimiller4301]

I bet his wife bought it🤭. I like the colour and the plants. Now I can focus on what he has to say about this case.

[@wodensblot]

Not a psychologist, but everything about Ezra screams BPD and extreme narcissism. She acts like the court room is her own little reality show until that sentence hits home

[@Ocrilat]

Watching her testimony I got serious 'Jodi Arias' vibes.

[@whims6278]

Just finished watching the whole trial and I couldn't agree more. Jodi arias and amber heard combined but even more insufferable somehow

[@aarondavis8943]

BPD _is_ narcissism, but with crying 😁

[@iskathegr8]

Looks more like ASPD to me but I'm also not a psychologist

[@honorclarkescatacomb67]

I was thinking more or less the same thing: Jodi Arias and Dalia Dippolito ( it took 3 trials before she could be convicted and stay convicted. Then again, Dalia had a little more "time on the table" as they say, in this particular game.) Someone on another video stated that she was just in the habit of using sex to get what she wanted. I don't think it was that cut and dried. I said I thought perhaps McCandless was the Perfect Dark Triad Trifecta, ie. She had all of the dark triad disorders. She needed Narcissistic supply, and for someone who didn't work, and had no money, she viewed herself as the ancient soul born into the world, and tried to give everyone with whom she came in contact a taste of that; that they were viewed as a soul mate. She did this by attempting to be all things (including all genders), at all times to all people. She is like a marketing campaign and the product is Ezra McCandless and she is selling the sizzle, not the steak. After all, she was fine periodically moving out of Jason's house when SHE wanted to; (BPD), she wanted all people to remain in her circle for supply, she wanted the freedom to choose new partners with new experiences, and additional romance and money; or even to stop being a girl occasionally, which must be the penultimate for someone with BPD. I cannot take your calls right now; I am busy being a boy. Once I become a girl again, I will return your call; and due to her Machiavellian traits, she actually maintained a livelihood of just hanging around a coffee shop all day, casting out her line, and when a promising victim came along, she reeled them into her web. She was used to being the one who took breaks to experience new supply, but when she could not get Jason back, I think the Narcissistic injury was so great that the perpetrator that caused her to experience this failure had to pay with his life. Of course, I'm not diagnosing anyone here; only speculating on what could be happening in a situation like this. )

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[@beedeeuniko]

not grand

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[@DeriMerMensch]

My fascination with this case is McEndless! ... I'll show myself out.

[@LadyCaspar]

Turn in the keys to the company car on your way out.

[@annickalexander]

😁

[@millsykooksy4863]

Lol

[@tictacnino3593]

LMAO.

[@dougrogan379]

Oh lord

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[@iancarlossantos1204]

I agree 100%

[@colleenjoon]

@@pepperachu hahaha! I’d consider that a win for him in the cheap thrills department!

[@iamexcellence2000]

These videos help me relax and sleep at night instead of laying awake until the morning and stressing out. Despite the difficult topics, Dr. Grande’s calm, logical and confident demeanour helps my brain stop spinning. Always interesting and informative. I am so grateful to be able to access these videos. My favourite KZbin channel by far.🙂

[@angelagreen1587]

Me too. I listen every night and his voice puts me to sleep

[@papachrist200]

“an ancient love so powerful it frightened both of them” I actually started laughing She tries so hard to be deep and intellectual

[@orueom7720]

😂 right? I watched a sword and scale episode of this, the narrator made fun of her the whole damn time. She just comes off as some hipster fake who loves the idea of being Intelligent and sophisticated but rather, she comes off as tacky and stupid.

[@ddl4374]

Alot of young people go through all these phases. It's sort of like freshman 101 ~ the stoned noodling with philosophy. The 'edgy'' endearingly naiive peurile writing, the bookish nerdy clumsy attempts at ~ again ~ 'edgy' 'NON-vanilla' sexual canooding exploration with a few similarly young curious partners of various genders.. finding Cringey but again endearingly young 'old soul ' 'ancient love' tyes of clinched beliefs absolutely FRESH UNIQUE & irresistibly INTRIGUING ! 😁🤣😂🤗 ..bad poetry... sulky ..yet Again ' edgyy' meandering journaling..... inept literary refetences .... . i mean..Nietsche? ..into the Wod?.. i bet the house at least one of them hsd a tattered Dharma Bums or Siddhartha paperback in their kidcore bag or pocket .......

[@sarahholland2600]

It's kind of histrionic & smacks of overblown teen delusions re 'love'.

[@eugeniaskelley5194]

@@sarahholland2600 Yah, I agree with you. This sounds like all young love. It isn't until your brain develops as you get older and realized how unrealistic your idea of love was when you were so young.

[@maschaorsomething]

@@ddl4374 Your text is incomprehensible.

[@joan-lisa-smith]

Please do Chris McCandless and a general thought on many of us who feel pulled to just take off into the wilderness to test ourselves. Jon Krakauer (his bio author) has spoken how society now doesn't have the rites of passage for young people as past generations and this plays a role. I'd appreciate your insights.

[@victheimpa15]

I read that book for class, was very interesting and heartbreaking too

[@ChiefSlacc]

Indeed, this is a great topic. Also, if you've read and liked Krakauer's Into The Wild, definitely do yourself a favor and read Into Thin Air about a deadly Everest climbing season in the 90s.

[@maniacalmadness5419]

@@ChiefSlacc agreed,I read both books twice, awesome .🙏🏻👍🏻👏🏻♥️

[@ElleE953]

YES YES!!!!!

[@joan-lisa-smith]

@@ChiefSlacc Read both as soon as they came out. :)

[@cerveza2297]

Mental health of those who obsessively watch Dr. Grande updates. 🥰fellow Grande fans.

[@colleenjoon]

I lol’ed 😂🙋🏻‍♀️💞

[@blazefairchild465]

Lol 😂😆 me too ! Diagnosis" bunch of weirdos "lol .

[@JustDr.S]

@@blazefairchild465 Thoughts of Grande-osity. It's a real thing now. I think we all have it. 🤣🤣

[@andromeda1903]

@@JustDr.S THIS THIS THIS

[@CheapRobot]

She said _Into the Wild_ was written *by* Chris McCandless, having to be corrected by her lawyer. Makes me wonder how much she really knew about the person she named herself after. Ironic considering Chris actually rejected the name McCandless himself. Ezra Supertramp would have been more appropriate. But she seems to stay on the shallow end of deep subjects.

[@eugeniaskelley5194]

Could you imagine if she did change her name to that and went to court with that name.

[@sufimuslimlion4114]

@@eugeniaskelley5194 would be hot

[@jodievukmir3187]

Erza Supertramp 😁

[@Avant_gardens]

Ezra and the supertramps is gonna be my fake band name now.

[@Komediennekymd2009]

That part!

[@amelia_k1082]

I've never heard of an "ancient love so powerful" between two people that would allow one of those people to be cheating on the other one within TWO MONTHS of living together. Sounds more like an ancient excuse to me. In simpler terms, she cheated on her man and then regretted it. She spoke to everyone and anyone who would listen about her private life, much more like a teenage school girl relationship where she blabbed every detail to her friends.

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

I watched her trial. She's a very manipulative person who loves attention and drama. Thanks, Doc.

[@JustMe-px9qy]

She reminds me of Jodi Arias

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

@@JustMe-px9qy Indeed. Sisters under the skin.

[@SarahSmith-mu1wc]

I watched this trial and Ms. Monica (Ezra) LOVED every minute of it! When Jason walked in to testify against her, she literally blushed like a teenager. I don't think she appreciated the fact that she killed someone, ended their life, and Woodworth's family and loved ones suffered an immense loss because of her actions. She is self indulging and immature, although she portrays herself as this deep thinking progressive person, she is simply a murderer. Just my humble opinion. You always do an amazing job Dr. of telling the facts, giving a professional analysis, and sprinkling in the perfect blend of your unique, deadpan humor in the process. Thank you! LOVE the shirt btw. 😉

[@brettmitchell8014]

I agree. This case is one I watched also. She is very immature and selfish.

[@___LC___]

Dead naming is childish.

[@eugeniaskelley5194]

Yah, she sounds just like a child.

[@bekkibuenviaje9680]

I think it goes back to her inability to regulate her emotions with regard to her relationship to her guy she wanted. She was convinced that Woodworth was the reason she lost him but unwilling to accept that her own actions were the cause rather than Woodworth’s refusal to lie and incriminate himself for her. As a very young woman, he was her first real love and I think she fixated on him and the sabotaged herself. I don’t know what her plan was when she rolled back into town and she probably didn’t either but she was going to do something to get the man’s attention. I think it was just her rage at not being able to get what she wanted and Woodworth symbolized the reason for that. He symbolized her mistake and her inability to control things.

[@sineadgrier2182]

But she had nicked her Dad's knife before she set out although she may have thought she was just going to threaten him into backing up her version of all her dalliances

[@kevinhornbuckle]

McCandless played the two (really three) men against each other. To commit the murder, she lured Woodworth to a remote area and stabbed him in the back of the head when he wasn’t looking. After being convicted, her mother set herself up as a distributor of McCandless’ artwork and promoted her daughter as wrongfully convicted. Ezra was glad to go along with the delusion; this, after having uttered a half-baked apology before sentencing. Woodworth and Mengle both ignored many warning signs that McCandless was emotionally unstable. Woodworth wrote many entries in his journal beseeching McCandless to just let him know whether she really wanted to be in a relationship with him. So as a witness in her own trial, she got to kill him again, painting him as a sex-crazed abuser. His family, which knew him to be a gentle soul who could hurt no one, had to sit through the trial listening to her kill the reputation of their slain relative (son, brother, uncle, cousin, etc.).

[@alyciamarie4163]

The crazy ones who kill the guy ALWAYS then murder their character at trial. I’m surprised she didn’t call him a pedo they usually toss that out there too 🤔😡

[@kevinhornbuckle]

call him

[@RachelleBeyer]

I’d love to see Dr. Grande’s take on CHRIS McCandless. He starved to death in 1992 after isolating himself, in the rugged terrain of Alaska - completely unprepared and disillusioned with what it took to survive in that environment. Some say he did it on purpose - that he was suicidal. Some say he was just completely out of touch with reality. His severely underweight body was found by Moose Hunters in an abandoned bus in the middle of the Alaska with a journal detailing his slow, agonizing death.

[@RachelleBeyer]

Im a Patreon supporter so I’ll message Dr. Grande about this there too. I’d love to see what he thought about Chris McCandless. The story has fascinated me since I was I young child. So sad, terrifying, and strange.

[@humanipulationnation]

Good call

[@Kat-tr2ig]

I think he's already done him.

[@humanipulationnation]

@@Kat-tr2ig I’ll look thanks cutie

[@humanipulationnation]

@@Kat-tr2ig nope don’t see it but u are still a cutie

[@Blvck_hippy_]

I LITERALLY JUST LOOKED UP “Dr Todd Grande Ezra Mccandles case” last night around 7pm ! That’s wild

[@Iwishtheirwasnopain]

The universe really wanted you to see it 👍

[@Blvck_hippy_]

@@Iwishtheirwasnopain right!?😅

[@LadyCaspar]

Ask and ye shall receive

[@Blvck_hippy_]

@@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey that may be what made me search it as well! Probably just experienced “Cryptomnesia” without realizing it😂

[@Lililililili333]

@@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey exactly

[@survivor_speaks]

I watched her testimony (listened, really) while I painted last week. I actually had to turn it off because her fake intellect was so annoying. She is a talented artist. I think she killed that guy because of simple resentment and yes, foolish thinking that with him dead, she could have the older guy. I am a survivor of domestic violence. Her story of defending herself is bullshit. Another great one, thank you!

[@whims6278]

The faux intellect when she couldn't pronounce words like albeit or altruistic was painful. The fact she was allowed to interpret the victims writings was disgusting

[@survivor_speaks]

@@whims6278 really disgusting!

[@motherlessgoat72]

​@@whims6278That sticks with me most in this case. I would have loved to have had just five minutes of conversation with Alex. I know I wouldn't be able to keep up, but my favorite thing to do with people is to pick their brains and see what makes them themselves. Alex was extremely open about his worldview, his philosophies, desires, motives, morals, weaknesses, etc. And his worldview that he describes is one of selfless love and endless empathy for those around him. Even hearing about the type of person he was helps visualize the blinding light of pure GOODNESS that he was. A senseless, tragic loss. I hope that his family publishes at least some of his writings because in a world as horrible as this one, much of what he wrote about is a healing balm on the festering infection of greed, anger, and apathy that we are facing today. I pray his family finds peace that he is now an angel watching over them and all those he sought to help in his short but well-lived life.

[@amimi92]

Same; I was watching her testimony on the dreading YT channel and I just couldn't take it anymore. I don't see how so many people were fooled by her so-called charm. She was hardly charming at all. Her lack of remorse in saying "sorry for your loss" was very telling, as if to distance herself from having committed the crime.

[@motherlessgoat72]

​@@amimi92When she started out that she was sorry, I was extremely hopeful that she would finally own up to her actions and take responsibility for her crimes. But then she proceeded to downplay her role in Alex's death. I was disappointed only in the fact that I was hoping to find something redeeming in her personality. Every person is capable of being better by facing the consequences of their actions and apologizing. But she once again ran away from the truth of the matter. I don't think she'll reflect on her actions for the next fifty years she'll definitely be locked up. Not one thought will be spared in sympathy to the family, to Alex, to her friends, to Jason, to John, etc. She believes she's completely in the right.

[@GeistInTheMachine]

People who are quick to move the relationship forward with you are also often quick to have you fall out of favor with them. This is especially true in the case of Borderlines. Don't put much stock into such relationships. It always backfires and you'll be the one holding the bill while they run off with their new flavor of the month.

[@izzo2998]

I know this is an old comment, but this is SO TRUE!!!!!

[@skycloud4802]

It's important to always have the BPD in mind. Personally I have a no romantic rule with suspected BPDs around me. It's done me rather well, kept me alive and sane.

[@henkbarnard1553]

Becoming a murderer generally changes one's opinion of said person.

[@Yonatan24]

They should consider making murder illegal or something.

[@henkbarnard1553]

@@Yonatan24 IDK but it isn't a positive thing to do.

[@srorrim]

lmaoo true

[@brandiguarino1778]

I remember this story. This girl is just straight up WEIRD!

[@emilyhollis4231]

Agreed. Normally, I try to stay away from phrases such as "cuckoo for cocoa puffs". But I think it applies here.

[@alladreamwedreamed]

Of all the weird murder stories out there I found this one a little hard to understand. It didn't seem like even enough sexual jealousy to be a crime of passion. She just seems to be nuts😳 appreciate Dr Grande for putting some thoughts out there on her mental state.

[@TaraSmallss]

Dude I know, right?!

[@JustDr.S]

@@alladreamwedreamed I agree 100%. This case was so confusing and disjointed, and all over the place. There didn't seem to be a clear reason or motive for the killing. Was she nutty enough to think if she killed this guy, then the other guy would take her back? Idk. Can't get into the mind of this murderer. That's a good thing, I think. 🥴

[@missbraindamage]

@@arnonuhm4022 wat lol i never heard of this in all my years formerly studying psychology

[@OrggsOrggs]

How does this bloke churn out such marvellous vids every day? The Doc rocks.

[@lukehanley5392]

Good memory.

[@hsk2909]

@@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey I just eat eggs and bakey

[@Ripfettic]

Remember never date anybody crazier than yourself!

[@Jl-ou4jt]

Great advice.

[@slaws2279]

Solid advice.

[@johnmilligan6605]

Good advice

[@jdlamb4212]

That leaves my options pretty wide open

[@meowmeow5592]

@@jdlamb4212 😂

[@lint212]

This is a very interesting case. I am excited to hear what Dr Grande has to offer. I found Ezra to be highly manipulative and pseudo intellectual. Frankly, people like her annoy me.. I think she manipulated the man she killed and grew frustrated when he didn't play her game.

[@jared8038]

I have found most Liberal Arts types to be Pseudo intellectual....

[@Paarthurnaxdova]

@@jared8038 😂 agreed!

[@block4562]

@Rachel Forshee it's a meme you dip

[@orueom7720]

@@block4562 🤣

[@orueom7720]

@Rachel Forshee r/whoosh

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

“Maximus Decimus Meridius”🤣🤣🤣🤣 She would most certainly need the other arm to complete her writing. What a tragedy, Woodworth had his whole life ahead of him, he was only 24! Really sad.😔 Thank you for the analysis Dr. Grande, I hope you are having an enjoyable Sunday! 💚

[@richie6377]

The way she testified reminds me how smart I used to think I was in high school at like 15-16. 32 now and can’t believe I thought I had so much life experience. Lol she is super manipulative and confused.

[@MRVISTA-wz7vj]

I don't think back anymore to who I was and how I behaved from high school through college. Cringe worthy lol. So obnoxious can't believe I wasn't beat to death.

[@richie6377]

@@MRVISTA-wz7vj I agree 100% totally cringeworthy!

[@hyacinthlynch843]

Right. My father used to say, 'You young lady, have not been around the block!

[@mcd5478]

Having a 14 year old mother probably wasn’t an optimal way for her to start out in life. Interesting video. 💕👍🏼 💕 Pink shirt was my fav so far but this chartreuse/lime green is great on you too. 💚🪴💚

[@LivLuvsMakeup]

Her behavior during her trial is so strange, especially during Mengal’s testimony. She even put on a green sweater that he had given her while she was in the hospital under her blazer before his testimony and smirked and pulled back her blazer to show it while he was on the stand.

[@inkompetenzkompensationsko4188]

She acted like a 14 y/o who's bf is presenting his homework or whatever

[@kenmore01]

@@inkompetenzkompensationsko4188 She wasn't much older than 14 looking from a 60yo's perspective.

[@inkompetenzkompensationsko4188]

@@kenmore01 i would really like to know if anyone ever tried to figure out if she had a developmental delay or something, as her entire behavior and thinking as far as i can see are not that of a 20 something y/o. I wonder why her defense didn't try that, in addition to the mom being so young when she was born and her having identity issues it would have made a great sob Story for the Jury

[@kenmore01]

@@inkompetenzkompensationsko4188 I completely agree. I know some people develop more slowly than others. Of course stabbing someone is a trait that older people develop, but your defense would have been a good one indeed!

[@claudiaritter235]

@@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim ❤️

[@CAborn1112]

Who else smashes the like button before watching it? Great video Dr.💪

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Lol with a quickness!

[@z.s7328]

glad I'm not the only one who does so 🤭

[@DuckiesDad08]

Me! He hasn’t dropped a video I didn’t like.

[@Sanne78]

Always 😃

[@jasonbowman9521]

The Hulk doesn't hesitate. He smashes and obliterates!

[@Alice-ib4cz]

I simply cannot leave this video without stating this: Lime Green is Dr. Grande’s colour for sure 😍

[@Somegirl811]

Seems like she just couldn't face the consequences of her own actions so she just projected the blame...and then stabbed the blame.

[@Zorobabbel]

Childish and immature individual.

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You remind me of Mexico today, doc. Plants, cacti, and avocado colors to go with the name Grande. Very nice. Sobering words at the end there. Wisely done, Dr.G.

[@millsykooksy4863]

😂🥑

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Señor Big 🇲🇽

[@DuckiesDad08]

Dr. Grande’s slowly making his way to Miami Vice shirts!🙌 Hehe. Thanks for the episodes this weekend.

[@DuckiesDad08]

@@ginashemeth7708 He can definitely pull it off. Lol.

[@roxie30673]

I watched this trial. The way she acted when her ex walked into court was too creepy. My theory is that she killed Alex because he wouldn’t lie about the kind of relationship they had and she didn’t want Jason to have the truth.

[@sineadgrier2182]

Plus some other friend had spilled the beans to Jason literally a couple of days before the murder and Jason dumped her yet again . Jason was constantly changing his mind about whether he wanted a relationship with her . Should have known better at his age and firmly dumped her after the abortion when he bailed and sodded off to the redwoods for 2 weeks

[@liv.l.]

I think her baseline is creepy in court. Like calculating and recalibrating each second while seeming too calm and chill. Something with her head tilts

[@romyespy6586]

Dr. Grande, did you watch Jason Mengel testify? I watched it on the court TV, KZbin channel. The court TV host commented on Ezra’s reaction to Mengle. Her facial expression definitely changed when she saw him. She appeared to still be infatuated with him.

[@harryo6588]

I watch Dr Grande’s videos all the time but never commented on either of them.....but somethings he said in this video about how the world 🌎 will move on without this person and her poor decisions made so much sense. A deeply meaningful lesson. Nothing is so much worth it than your life, your freedom, your sanity and your peace of mind. In all things let patience and your head lead you and not your emotions

[@wildchild1542]

Who else here likes watching Dr Grande's plants' migration around the room?

[@kevinhornbuckle]

The room is round.

[@annking8633]

Me!

[@oinkerbob2]

Once covid is curbed, this dude's gonna have a whole rainforest in his studio.

[@JustDr.S]

Wasn't one of the plants missing?

[@jguenther3049]

@@JustDr.S It was on the floor, waving its little "HELP" sign.

[@laurabloom8745]

I think it's interesting that her counsel likely coached her on her physical appearance (use of over-large glasses that don't hide her eyes, pink and pastels, and the flowing hair imply a childlike innocence), but she continued to use inappropriate word choice. It would suggest that she either went against counsel or they didn't really try that hard.

[@Alba11-cv8xk]

Or maybe she is just dumb as a rock, which is evident whenever she opened her mouth.

[@nickmendoza8878]

I wonder if she said "im not like other girls hehe im quirky" while stabbing him

[@orueom7720]

🤣🤣manic pixie dreamgirl gone wrong

[@jasonbowman9521]

Getn' shivvy wiith da shank!

[@carolyngrey2853]

😂😂😂

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

"im not like other girls hehe im Stabby"

[@jamsulit2111]

You

[@Bhodisatvas]

The games she played, the deceit she did and the manipulation of others tells us everything we need to know about her.

[@SusanHL]

Dr. Grande, I bet your sense of humor makes loads of people want you for their dinner parties!

[@mariebernier3076]

Wouldn't be surprised if the White House called to fill an extra couple of seats at those dreadfully dull state dinners. Just wait till they unwrap this guy!!!

[@kevinhornbuckle]

Rumor has it, he always brings stuffed mushrooms to potlucks.

[@annking8633]

Dr. Grande would be the best dinner guest, ever.

[@LaciRae]

Kevin Hornbuckle, i always bring stuffed mushrooms to potlucks. is that a good thing or a bad thing in your opinion? hard to tell.

[@kevinhornbuckle]

@@LaciRae Your stuffed mushrooms are very tasty.

[@aurtisanminer2827]

Dr Grande is really packing on the subs these days! I feel like he just hit 500k a week or two ago.

[@T.d0T.]

I feel confident that he won't let the celebrity change him, and I hope to be here when he reaches 1 million. I still think he could be a professional ghost writer if he isn't already secretly in the hip hop world 😆

[@Jeanne90275]

An immature and self-absorbed drama queen with delusions of exceptionalism, is my take on McCandless. Thanks, Dr. Grande.

[@michellemadion4805]

I think she's adorable. I'm halfway tempted to commit some crimes in Wisconsin just so I have a chance of being her cellmate.

[@z54964380]

@@michellemadion4805 lol talk about life goals

[@JHowesitgoing123]

@@michellemadion4805 I hope you don't think that's actually funny

[@Scipio_Americanus]

Michelle is your average generation z liberal.

[@BucketHeadianHagg]

uh-oh, lookit thattt.. Dr Todd's paying attention to his YTfamiy and wearing bright colors.. haha Dr T, We just love what you bring to YT. We always laugh & learn, and feel a sense of community here. Have a Great evening knowing youre loved

[@elisamastromarino7123]

_Maximum Decimus Meridius..._ 😂🤣😄 Stahhhpp. She just seems like another vapid narcissist to me and I don't buy the "boy" thing. Glad you're the doctor! Plus, you're funny as hell! Thank you Dr Grande. 👍🌹

[@stefanforrer2573]

yep... i mean, she's wearing fake glasses.. if you think wearing fake glasses makes you look more intelligent, you gotta be psychotic on some level or another

[@Alba11-cv8xk]

@@stefanforrer2573 Ha! They are the latest fashion accessory that guilty defendants wear in court. Jodi, Shayla, Katie in Florida...the list goes on and on. I am really surprised that defense attorneys continue to try using this trick when it's clear that all glasses do is make the guilty defendants look guiltier. With Ezra, it reminded me of the fake glasses that first graders parade around with.

[@daheikkinen]

When a lack of candles isn’t the worst problem in your life.

[@Lucky_Chase]

Makes your world dark.

[@lalathebenificent1335]

Especially for an Ezra, a "skilled copyist".

[@sheilagravely5621]

Very clear this whacko should never be released from prison. Ty. Dr.Grande. Happy New Year 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@leeannschaffer1433]

I like to start my evening the same way I like my Starbucks... Grande!😁 To me this sounded heavily Borderline Personality Disorder. It seems like her "plan" (for lack of a better term) was in some way intended to manipulate the sympathies of the man she most desired. Although I'm not qualified to diagnose anything, for a long while now I have extraordinary suspensions that my sister has BPD, and I believe that the birth of my nephew (who I eventually adopted) was a plan to more or less trap her boyfriend into staying with her. (Obviously backfired.) I'm not saying that people with BPD are masterminds, just saying that the motivation (desperation) to hold on to people leads them to make poor decisions.

[@iandavies7991]

Bloody hell Dr Grande, you make videos quicker than I can watch them 😂

[@etal843]

Dr. Grande always provides an insightful case analysis synopsis with an incredible sense of humor; he never fails to make me chuckle, which is ironic given the typical subject matter/s.

[@daiilasdivinations4379]

It was really hard for me to keep up with all these people involved....

[@daphneferrizone2335]

It's not that many. She banged Jason and two of his friends, one being the murder victim. The use of last names instead of first is a little confusing.

[@Tenacious1952]

Definitely seems like a Jodi Arias character. I’m surprised Dr Grande didn’t mention narcissistic personality disorder as a possibility. Indicators are her need for attention, her actions to control a situation, her propensity for lying, and her grandiose sense of self-importance in her letter detailing her plans to seek justice.

[@Scipio_Americanus]

Ok Doc🙄

[@cortneydees5390]

I agree!! She’s a super narcissist!!

[@LightningDoesStrikeThrice]

Yay! The topic I requested! I feel speckle 😊 No one can ever say he doesn't listen to his audience, thank you Dr. Grande, you're the besticles with the testicles❤

[@fallyneprinciotta9058]

Exact reason why I'm a dr. G stan

[@djcastano1180]

I requested this last January.

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

That was weird

[@Leanne_w]

@@matteframe or maybe he will analyse adults who use emojis!

[@Leanne_w]

@@matteframe haha, sorry I couldn’t resist.

[@dguaracha123]

Dr. Grande can you analyze Mitch McConnell and his lengthy career of leading/having a role in public office while being known as one to flip flop political position based off his urges, needs, and influence?

[@dguaracha123]

Can you also deconstruct his solid-stern demeanor and "check-mate" type conflict/argument reaction he has when his ideology has been questioned and criticized?

[@auditoryaudacity5712]

Needs sounds right lol

[@sherunswithscissors]

I think I could happily die without knowing about Mitch McConnell’s urges.

[@itsjodiewho]

He's a globalist and a member of the uniparty. That explains everything.

[@Scipio_Americanus]

I think you mean kamala harris😂😂😂😂😂

[@TipTheScales27]

I’m surprised she wasn’t diagnosed with borderline personality disorder. Disassociation, anxiety and chronic depression are major parts of it. It’s not unusual for people with BPD to do extreme things in hopes that the person they like won’t abandon them

[@emmagatewood3898]

She's like a cartoon character poster child for borderline. Lack of identity, check. Inability to regulate emotions, check. Unstable relationships, check. Need for drama and attention, check. Frequent lying, check. Frantic efforts to avoid abandonment- super mega check! Hopefully she has access to DBT therapy in prison and actually sticks with it.

[@wotiluv]

@@emmagatewood3898people with BPD RARELY commit murder check mate so you’re dead wrong

[@iskathegr8]

​@@emmagatewood3898 It looks more like ASPD to me tbh

[@emmagatewood3898]

@@iskathegr8 The victim mentality, theatrical behavior and frantic efforts to avoid abandonment all scream bpd to me. If you scan the rest of the comments on this video, you'll see that many, many other people feel the same way... Although it's possible she may have aspd traits as well as bpd traits. There is a lot of overlap between all the cluster b personality disorders, that's why they are all placed together in the same diagnostic group.

[@liv.l.]

Is see fear of loosing the person she controlled. Not regular fear of abandonment

[@Tarotgal8205]

I like the moving & changing small cactus to your left.

[@gy5fjt]

KZbin's algorithm loves this guy...

[@dewilew2137]

I’d love to see an analysis on Chris McCandless if that hasn’t been done already!

[@casondraburnard5026]

the next day!!! check it out!

[@dancingfirefly7761]

I stumbled upon Ezra McCandless' story and spent the afternoon watching videos about her, and then I saw Dr. Grande's video, so I watched that, too. I watched part of Ezra's testimony in her court trial, and it didn't take long to see the similarity between Ezra McCandless and Jodi Arias. They have the same steady gaze, the same low, precise way of speaking, and a cool detachment toward their trials and testimonies. If you watch them closely, eventually you will see a hint of arrogance, a smirk, the flicker of a secret smile. There are certain types of killers who do that. They are the dangerous ones, the ones who think they are smarter and better than everyone else. Ted Bundy comes to mind, as well as Anders Breivik, Aileen Wuornos, and Richard Ramirez. I don't think they are sorry for what they did, only that they got caught.

[@reina3074]

Dr. Grande, you, and now your shirts, brighten my day ❤️ I love watching your videos on lunch. I learn so much

[@erikparent8176]

There is a deep metaphysical understanding that lite, bright colors make one feel better. I would not recommend black. If a person is sensitive enough black colors feel heavy and depressing. I like Dr. Grandes choises over the recent videos of light green, orange and pink. If a person is intuitive they can feel the happiness in those colors.

[@billhildebrand5053]

I’m sure you get him into a psychological dilemna, not only about his shirts, his plants, his office, his humour, and his crime stories. Can you think of a good psychologists to refer him to ? I’m not analyzing, just speculating. 💚📚📚📚💚

[@erikparent8176]

@@billhildebrand5053 Just like the Blues brothers.......I'm on a mission from God. God is pure conciousness. Mr. Hildebrand I've got some cards up my sleeve! I've got an angle! There is a method to my madness! Dr. Grande is well grounded. He wont loose his bearings. I aim to open the right side of his brain!

[@kathyglass2922]

Should he add a picture behind him? A poster???? What does the wall need??? Bookcases....credenza???

[@ambitionfitness6273]

Hey I have a suggestion. I'm hoping you would be willing to do a video on Bodybuilders and competitive bodybuilding. Im a Bodybuilder and personal trainer and I can tell you that the personality profiles and reasons behind why people do this is very interesting. I think it would make a very good video. There is also a few cases you could review. A guy names Craig Titus and his wife Kelly Ryan killed their assistant and went to prison for it. Also more recent and also more popular a Guy named Rich piana died. He was a huge figure in the bodybuilding world and was definitely a very interesting person.

[@humanipulationnation]

Good idea

[@humanipulationnation]

Also a murderer in St Kitts I believe in the 90s, a Weider magazine guy

[@TheFaro2011]

I was thinking the Case of UFC fighter War machine

[@sarahalbers5555]

I think that is a great idea. I dated a body builder briefly, but he had crazy mood swings. I later assumed it was the roids.

[@deanwright7611]

I go to a bodybuilding gym but I work on 'muscles to go not muscles for show'. I see these guys and have had a few conversations and reckon there is enough material for a psychologists' convention. Having said that I train for boxing and that world is up there with regard to peculiarities too.

[@prettyinink1661]

Always excited to get a doc grande notification 🙌 I still kindly ask for your take on pazuzu Algarad !

[@humanipulationnation]

Good idea . I want Randy Stair and Chris Mcnabb

[@golovastik.mp3]

definitely would love a video on Pazuzu! that house always gives me the chills

[@prettyinink1661]

@@golovastik.mp3 yay!!!

[@prettyinink1661]

@@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey thank you!!

[@jodiearrington]

I recently learned of this case. Thank you Dr. Grande for yet another great analysis and insights. Merry Christmas to you and Mrs. Grande!

[@mackofalltrades3155]

Your channel is addictive. I remember what you say just like the biology teacher I had in 9th grade a hundred years ago. Your awesome, Dr. Grande!!!

[@simplyTARYNify]

So glad to see you released something on this case, thanks as always Dr. Grande! 🤍

[@mariella2884]

Oh my goodness! I just asked about this, I’m sure you already had it in the works but very excited to see what you think.

[@darkmanj666]

😘

[@QCDoggies]

The colorful shirts are making me rethink my earthtone wardrobe! I like the new set-up, and the content as always ☺️

[@billhildebrand5053]

I’m sure you get him into a psychological dilemna, not only about his shirts, his plants, his office, his humour, and his crime stories. Can you think of a good psychologists to refer him to ? I’m not analyzing, just speculating. 💚📚📚📚💚. I used to have only One pair of red cordoroy pants when I was 19. It’s that long ago, I forgot to spell Cord-a-Boy. 📚📗📚

[@mrs.reluctant4095]

It's time to get real, guys. "Grande" isn't the doctors full name. Actually his full name is Todd L. Armadio Grande (Big Closet). He lives among his shirts....😁 JK. Great shirt, doctor. You look like a fresh spring day. 💚

[@itsjustlaurel1531]

The green is nice! And as always, I love the analysis delivered with common sense and humor. Thank you.

[@itsjustlaurel1531]

Dr. Grande, you are so famous now you have a stalker. Just kidding 😊.

[@st11ches]

I can't help but notice how oversized the shirts are too.

[@mrs.reluctant4095]

@@itsjustlaurel1531 Why do you write this under my comment, when it's directed to Dr. Grande?

[@mrs.reluctant4095]

@@st11ches Lately, yes. I don't know how the current situation is in Delaware. Where I live all clothing shops are closed for months now. You have to order everything instead of trying things on in the shop. Sometimes I catch myself not sending things back, even if they don't fit perfectly well. Maybe that's what he does, too. I don't know.

[@noidea3326]

I just ramdomly saw your book on Amazon! I can't wait to get and read it

[@spudmurphy9264]

I didn't know about this ? I will be going straight go to Amazon .

[@foxieroxieok]

I just preordered! Dr. G., how do I go about getting my copy autographed???😉🤩

[@user-fu1nw7kh2h]

I didn’t know that . Dr. Grande please talk about it . 🙂

[@donnamathoslah8183]

The tragedy of teen motherhood. (McCandless's mother.) It burns me up that there are television shows glorifying teen motherhood. There are so many impressionable 13 & 14 year old girls who watch these shows. I think Ezra's many peculiar actions indicate how insecure and attention starved she must have felt from early on in her life.

[@MrRhiannedanielle]

I've become so interested in your extremely well articulated and concise analysis of these cases Dr. Grande! As a mental health worker for many years I am so fascinated by people and their behaviours and there is a fine line sometimes in getting an analysis wrong. It takes a certain high level of interpersonal skill and intellect to read a person's behaviour, that possibly, no amount of academia can achieve. Even with your academic status, you appear to have this incredible ability. I am nowhere near as academically educated as you are yet and you are incredible to listen to partly for this reason - I am learning from you immensely! I am very experienced on an interpersonal level so feel I can relate to your analysis ability and its ridiculously exciting to hear when your ideas align with mine as I follow you through your descriptions and analysis. Throughout this particular case, whilst you touched on it not being mentioned almost as a nod to your own possible prediction, I felt this person was radiating behaviours aligned with BPD and possibly histrionic. One of my biggest intruiges at the moment is how the manifestation of nurodivergent types can blend and impact on the level of personality disorder type - or if they're simply commonly interlinked. Whilst currently doing a challenging social work degree (UK), I myself have recently been diagnosed with dyslexia with an uncommon assessed type due to extremely high IQ verbal comprehension so my reading and writing abilities are very good, if not advanced (when writing properly - please, I hope nobody judges my late night youtube comments for spelling and grammer 😆) and contrary to the typical perception of dyslexia. It's only when analysing the assessment criteria for dyslexia in detail we/I discovered that there are so many aspects to who I am that are affected by my dyslexia that do not show in my reading and writing, like my processing speed with certain things and my memory recall when reading - this area is poor. This all can affect how I socially communicate, prepare speech and socially present. When I consider that all nuero-divergent types are basically on their own spectrum dependent on the nature and nurture of the personality, I wonder; how much does nuerdivergence play a part in the worsening of personality disorders and does it go undetected because they are essentially 'high functioning/high maskers/high IQ in a particular aspect of mental abilities'. I want to waffle endlessly about stuff like this so apologies to anyone I've bored to sleep along the way but truly, for anyone who is fascinated by this stuff, I LOVE reading your views and opinions. Thank you for your fascinating insights Dr. Grande and your followers!

[@Talabata]

Loving the bright colors! They really make your skin tone glow. 💚💚💚

[@AdvanceAU]

Funny coincidence that you upload during my Dr. Grande binge watching. Thank you for the informative perspectives you so often provide me with. :)

[@CAborn1112]

Once I watch one I can’t stop. Such a great channel

[@cottontails9003]

Great analysis Dr Grande loved the green shirt. The shade was unbelievably good. Thank Dr Grande you are the best!

[@cottontails9003]

@@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey the ninga stage Erza yes her name is way "out there ".l like your name too.

[@jord_cthomas2929]

Love having a coffee in the morning and watching the Dr. Great video, Dr Grande 😀

[@Beragon]

I wonder if any of the perps Dr Grande has discussed have ever reached out to him to discuss their mental health with him.

[@spudmurphy9264]

Good question.

[@v1kasaurus]

They wouldn't dare, knowing they would receive severe burns

[@alyciamarie4163]

I read that Damien Echols from the west Memphis three reviews books about him and complains... just my daily fact. Lol 😆 I know this bc an author said he did this haha

[@kimroy6640]

Oh I really like your new background Dr. Grande 😊. A touch of nature and coziness!

[@erickakotkowski5797]

Loving bright shirts lately, Dr. Grande! Another great video - thank you for the consistent, high quality content. Definitely a breath of fresh air these days. Take care!

[@kathyglass2922]

Yes! The green is really a great shirt!

[@sobrietyliiving]

LOVE what you said about being able to study philosophy for the next 50 years, Dr. Grande! Was perfect comic relief!

[@megsticles]

Don Sipple seems like such a sweet man. I watched some of the court proceedings, and felt so bad for him because he got upset on the stand. Ezra obviously has...issues.

[@LivLuvsMakeup]

I would love to hear your analysis of the Phoebe Handsjuk case. It’s such an interesting case and the behavior of pretty much everyone involved leading up to and after her death was very strange.

[@alyciamarie4163]

Yes very weird! And so sad! To fall down the garbage chute and she died from bloodless bc her foot was literally severed. So sad and bc of a terrible investigation we will likely Never know what happened!

[@binniparis8024]

Omg! Apart from concise, articulate, informative coverage of crime, my favorite thing about your imput is your humour. Love this quality about you. Thankyou. Xx

[@ChaosChronicle]

My ex had BPD. She abused me, tortured me, and did the weirdest things within the relationship, cheated on me, left me, and then returned to me. Ezra reminds me so much of my ex. The future faking. Drifting through life and mooching off of romantic partners or friends, using people, spoke bad of everyone no longer in her life, would mirror the other person, it was a mess. She was such a mess. BPD is not a easy diagnosis I am sure, but folks with BPD need a lot more help than they are getting, and people need to be aware of entering a relationship with someone with BPD and the strings attached. Some of us are a lot more vulnerable to abuse than others.

[@Trobtwillis]

Indeed. After my borderline ex & I split, I felt like I was the one going crazy.

[@MalcH]

Dr Grande, I’d be very interested to hear your analysis of Ian Watkins. To date, he is one of the most depraved individuals I can think of. Thank you for all of your engaging and consistent hard work!

[@humanipulationnation]

Good call

[@8thhousemoonrabbit205]

Lost-prophets gui?

[@MalcH]

@@8thhousemoonrabbit205 yeah, I forgot about the lost prophets but used to listen to them back in fifth or sixth grade, lol. But somehow I stumbled upon some crime report about Watkins a few months back, and thought his name sounded familiar... what a sick son of a bitch

[@humanipulationnation]

@@MalcH giving babies meth and then violating them is unbelievable

[@8thhousemoonrabbit205]

@@MalcH I remembered them and I think I was around 16- I thought their music was catchy but the lead singer sounded pretentious in a way that was 'super cool™️' lol. I thought there were alot of rockers like him and figured he was one of those types who exploited his appeal, intuitively. I was really disturbed, still at how deeply depraved he turned out to be- I wouldn't have guessed, that. (I have trouble remembering his legal name, he always seemed like a gimmick)

[@jademontagne1225]

Your vidoes make my work day all the more bearable. Loving the new setup! Great video

[@jeffh1556]

I love the little jabs you take at this psychopath! 😂 loved the analysis and breakdown of the case, you’ve got a new subscriber!

[@JaneDoe-ij4ls]

Dr Grande, I love your new backdrop, mic, plants, and shirt. Excellent!!!! Thank you always, for your info and insights. McCandles was/is strange.

[@ivyyoung521]

I'm so glad you did this one.

[@playboicatie]

Wow! My dad was really close friends with Chris McCandless! They went to Emory together!

[@dewilew2137]

Oh wow, really? Did he ever try to talk him out of leaving?

[@playboicatie]

@@dewilew2137 My dad has always said that he didn’t even know Chris was planning to try and survive in the wilderness after college. :(

[@derekweinerttv4163]

Chris's bag had a dildo in it but it never made the movie since it might confuse the narrative

[@hleal9635]

@@derekweinerttv4163 what..

[@michellerenee5028]

😳 what a connection

[@Scotkhuncap]

Mentally unstable people sometimes end up in prison for their entire lives. Thank you for the presentation and analysis

[@annking8633]

Loving all the new classy, colorful shirts. You rock Dr. Grande.

[@billhildebrand5053]

I’m sure you get him into a psychological dilemna, not only about his shirts, his plants, his office, his humour, and his crime stories. Can you think of a good psychologists to refer him to ? I’m not analyzing, just speculating. 💚📚📚📚💚

[@ember1794]

Love the color of your shirt ❤️❤️!!

[@ember1794]

@F Trakk I would have gone with Spring Green 🦎, but hey! Not everybody can wear Puke 🤢 to their advantage, after all! Do I detect a slight sense of envy there 😉?

[@djcastano1180]

Been waiting a hot minute for this one. Insane story. Great work as always.

[@marinamarina6687]

I enjoyed hearing conclusions at the end, dr. Grande

[@Moochie007]

Having watched virtually her entire trial, the only time I saw her cry was while listening to impact statements from people close to her whom her defense team had arranged to do so. It was a three-week trial. My take on the crime is that McCandless had probably intended to dispose of the body afterward, but getting stuck in the mud made that impossible. What followed, going to Mr. Sipple's farm and the story she concocted, was plan B. I think she had every intention of possibly returning sometime later to try again, but the police stymied that idea by locating her car and the body within.

[@jonathankennedy4779]

Keep em coming, Doc!