False Confession for Love? | Jens Soering and Elizabeth Haysom

This video answers the question: Can I analyze the case of Jens Soering and Elizabeth Haysom?
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[@loretta_3843]

Always makes you think, when the wrong two people get together, it can be an absolute disaster!

[@LDiamondz]

Tell me about it! SMH.

[@nighttrain1236]

Biden and Harris.

[@It-is-me...Melsie]

@@nighttrain1236 The orange clown and his toadstool

[@susannabonke8552]

Those with the same psychological patterns fill find each other. Magetism of emotional lack.

[@Lion_Hamza]

Clintons are a good example to 😮😊

[@yayakelley7771]

These 2 remind me of the 1930’s case of Leopold and Loeb. 2 very privileged students at the University of Chicago. They had a professor who would lecture on how, if you had superior intelligence, you could commit any crime and get away with it. They murdered a 9 year old neighbor boy but one of the perps dropped his glasses which had a very unique hinge. Basically one of a kind. They were sentence to life in prison. That would be a great case to cover Dr Grande!

[@reneehren3519]

I would love that too!

[@batrobbins1890]

Agree, I thought of Leopold and Loeb, also the pair bond theory, in which two people form a third personality that is capable of heinous crime. Alone, neither individual would harm a person.

[@orfamayQ]

Yes, their philosophical musings in their letters also reminded me of Hitchcock's "The Rope". Not sure but I think that was based on these true events?

[@The_Red_Pill__]

Yes, I’d like to see this one covered

[@yayakelley7771]

@@orfamayQ now that you mention that I agree! Back in those times murder would result in the electric chair. But because of their family’s wealth they avoided the chair. Hitchcock was a genius imo!

[@lindajones8101]

Just watched the Netflix documentary. I agree, I was stunned that John Grisham was taken in by this narcissist or psychopath. They are both equally narcissistic, and never ever once showed one bit of remorse for two people brutally murdered. The German guy is in Germany shown, smiling Broadly while signing autographs for his story about his life, and I assume his terrible years in prison for a crime, he claims he did not commit. Somewhere else I saw a comment where someone said Netflix was also paying him for this series, and it has been surmised that he was also obsessed with money. He also had the narcissistic smirk throughout the documentary.

[@corinnefogarty7880]

Elizabeth was legally an adut. All she needed to do to be rid of her parents, was to walk away. Don't tell them where she was going, get a job, and truly declare her independence.

[@spidermonkeynuts3851]

No person ever convicted of murder should ever get parole

[@Hammelvision]

Hello Dr. Grande, This is Andrew Hammel, author of the Quillette article you kindly included in the shownotes. I found your description and analysis generally quite good, and more objective than many. I had just one comment. At around 14:40, you mention Soering's comments about possibly confessing to something he didn't do. He was actually referring to the grievous mutilations of the victims' bodies. Throughout his confessions in June 1986, he did not dispute that he had slit the Haysoms' throats, but claimed that is all he had done. He disclaimed responsibility for the "additional" injuries inflicted on the victims' bodies after he had killed them. He kept insisting that he only wanted to confess to the murders, not to the additional "atrocities" (in his words) committed on the bodies later. In fact, he even suggested that the close Haysom family friend Annie Massie might have summoned neighbors to perform a kind of "ritual" on the bodies after Söring had left them. This is all confirmed in a 450-page report compiled by Scotland Yard detective Terry Wright, who personally took Söring's confessions in 1986, and spoke with him for hours about the crimes. As Wright recalls from his extensive notes, Söring was obsessed by the distinction between merely murdering the Haysoms, and inflicting severe wounds on them. However, he would not accuse Annie Massie while the tape recorder was running. When he made the "false confessions" comment, he had just been talking about how he was not responsible for the "atrocities" committed upon the bodies. When the tape began again, he was questioned whether he might also be willing to confess to those, in order to clear the case up and secure a plea bargain. His comment was therefore his protest against being held to account for the mutilation of the victims' bodies, not the murders themselves. As strange as this all sounds, it's the truth, and is documented clearly in Detective Wright's report, which can be read for free here: dynamic.faz.net/download/2020/the-detectives-report-by-terry-wright.pdf

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

Great points on celebrities acting on emotional reasoning, that’s so very true. Excellent analysis Dr. Grande, one of the reasons why I appreciate your work so much is because, unlike the celebrities, your opinions are always based on logic. Thank you for all that you do.❤️

[@cottontails9003]

Hello, Rejane I hope I haven't offended you if so, I'm profoundly sorry.

[@ZYX84]

Excellent post, it’s so nice to read and be able to digest wise peoples analogies on any given topic in Dr. Grande comments. I certainly don’t have a PhD, but I can appreciate those who do, thank you.. have a terrific weekend where ever you are!

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

@@ZYX84 Thank you so much! I also hope you have a wonderful weekend!😉

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

@@cottontails9003 Hi Julianne, no I am not offended at all, I have no reasons for that! You don’t need to apologize for anything. Please sweetie, don’t think this way.❤️ I have been quite busy recently, perhaps that’s the reason why I am not chatting as much. Nothing has changed on my my end, I can assure you that.😘

[@cottontails9003]

@@rejaneoliveira5019 Sorry been feeling over emotional lately.

[@Swansong321]

I hear "hello this is Dr Grande" ..and I feel so relaxed and chill😌regardless of the topic!!😀❤

[@kctechie]

I believe they each killed a parent from behind. Or at least began the killings that way. On the Netflix series about this Jens said "I didnt commit a double murder". To me that sounds like someone parsing their words to be telling "a truth". He is rationalizing the lie by being truthful that he did not kill 2 people. He can didn't say "i didn't kill one of them and not the other". I didn't hear anyone in the Netflix show ask that it consider that they each may have killed one parent.

[@calinator51]

I think that is what happened as well. Very sick and evil.

[@kcbarbo78]

I think this theory didn’t come up because there is absolutely no evidence to support it. She stayed behind to create an alibi, and he committed the murders because his arrogance as to his own intelligence and his belief that he could manipulate the German legal system caused him to have misplaced confidence that either he could get away with it or, at worst, face only 10 years in prison in Germany. There is plenty of compelling evidence to support the prosecution’s theory of the case. He also testified. The jury sat through all of his testimony and weighed his credibility. I think it’s correct to defer to the finder of fact in a case supported by testimony from the defendant himself, testimony from the defendant’s co-conspirator, the defendant’s confession, the defendant’s own written letters, and the defendant’s actions subsequent to the murder evidencing a consciousness of guilt. There is no need to indulge in unsupported, speculative theories.

[@kctechie]

@@kcbarbo78 that actually makes a lot of sense

[@gracevalentine1666]

My heart sinks at the way families treat their members. I have learned so much from Dr. G. My mom is a Pam Hupp type and I’m lucky to be alive. Thank you for helping me understand my family. Best regards to you and yours, Dr. Grande.

[@jazzymoni7750]

Dr. Grande, there is a story breaking about a young woman named Lewishena Browning. She is all over social media because she lied about being the cousin of the 14 year old young man who lost his life on an amusement park ride. This woman has been crying about cleaning up his blood, had a whole balloon send-off ceremony at the location of the incident and is even doing crowd funding. The boy's family has said they have never seen this woman before and she is not related to them. It's insane the magnitude of what she's doing for attention. I hope you see this comment because this is definitely a case I'd love for you to analyze. This chic is crazy as hell. Everyone is so perplexed!

[@JBird-bv6zp]

Oh wow!

[@chalesewright7065]

I heard about this! Very bizarre. Which means that this would be a very interesting analysis.

[@aie_aie_]

There is a character like that in the serie "Five Days". 😱 super disturbing

[@Living42]

Wow 😳

[@domoetker3967]

No, please not. We got enough about smashed and grabbed, shower caps and wigs. Please do something in your life. Take an example from Koreans, Thailand, Germans, Italians. You don't have to do all this. Working is normal for a human.

[@pierre6625]

Hello Dr.Grande. I'm fascinated by how much work you do to bring these videos to us. Always educational and interesting, no matter what the subject is about. Very much appreciated. Best Regards. . 👍❤

[@brucekalter4206]

They should both be in jail for life. How is it that someone can receive 2 life sentences for murdering someone, and then get released & sent back to another country?!?! How is that justice???

[@sunrae7680]

Probably paid for an expensive lawyer. Sickening !!!!

[@queenreg7]

Probably didn’t want to keep them in our jails here. Let their own countries deal with them.

[@adamszabo5926]

I think there is no crime ( maybe except youre Adolf Hitler lol) one can do to be spending his life from 20 years old till his or her death.

[@susannabonke8552]

Elections were on.. The Senator wanted to get rid of him because the US had promised to London they wouldn't execute death sentence. So they rather made him leave ( it is too expensive for the tax payer ... ).

[@mainowlin6176]

Jens and Elizabeth were meant to be together. They brought out the worst in each other. Excellent discussion Dr. Grande.

[@magmasunburst9331]

They were meant to not be together. The world would have been better then.

[@nightwood4379]

Cheers this Friday afternoon Dr. Grande, thank you for a new post…going to chill as you analyze the way that you do.

[@thelostronin]

Doc here is literally the only thing that makes me regret not finishing my last 3 credits towards my ba in psychology.

[@cornbreadflapjacks]

Drop everything! Dr. Grande released a new video!

[@theonlyconformist]

I think they're both lying, that they were both there.

[@rachellepierre1109]

I truly enjoy and appreciate your platform Dr Grande!! Have great weekend ❤

[@julielarge6120]

Just because someone dislikes you or are bad parents doesn't condone this behaviour. They had the option to move somewhere else and walk away.

[@ED80s]

Exactly. She was 18. She could have moved out permanently.

[@anusthing]

Here's a woman who was given everything in life and did the absolute minimum

[@elphaba4674]

right? I wish I could have got 5% of what she had. pathetic.

[@It-is-me...Melsie]

@@caddieohm7059 She's a loser.

[@BronnyJames2025MVP]

That’s Every capitalist walking the planet.

[@Ultima-Signa]

@@caddieohm7059What do you mean? Stop speaking in riddles.

[@user-sf8mu4pl2j]

The grass is always greener over there, if you have sound mind & fit constitution you have all you need, the rest is how you're witts lead you to what you desire as long as self doubt or fear don shackle you to stagnation or worse, self decay.

[@ujust8]

So glad when your videos show up. We love your delivery and look forward to each one. Please never stop 😀

[@shaylenef21]

I appreciate the effort you put into these cases. Your humor makes me laugh

[@maureeningleston1501]

What a shocking case this was, thank you for covering it Dr Grande.

[@stephenovie1029]

Hello Maureen

[@theglobalvagabond3074]

I'm curious how the parole system works. Seems like they should still be behind bars. Just my $.02

[@DeadManSinging1]

There are people on fairly minor drug charges who will never be paroled

[@michelefizer2774]

Oh wow, thank you for covering this, Dr. Grande. I live 40 minutes from Boonesboro. I certainly remember when this happened. Hope you and your family have a great weekend!

[@sunnycatc6491]

Hey, cmon he looks good in everything! Thank you Dr Grande for presenting all these April fools, all year long.

[@thecatatemyhomework]

You should be analyzed as to why you are delusional an overly attached to Doctor G.

[@MrLarrySunshine]

Doesn't he?! 😄

[@shayb413]

AMEN to that!! 🤩 Lol Have to Agree 💯!

[@bexmac8136]

@@Mastervoidwalker you are all doing

[@lnc-to4ku]

What a gruesome crime! Another extremely fascinating video, Dr. Grande! Loved your final thoughts on emotional reasoning!

[@you2uber220]

I'm literally waiting every day for your next video. Wtg. And the humor... like fine champagne... rare and very dry. Cheers.

[@robertgiles9124]

Warden; We are going to have to release the Prisoner! Martin Sheen called... and said the kid is Innocent...and you know how well he raises his own kids... District Attorney: Hey....can I get his autograph!

[@LDiamondz]

Winning! lol.

[@leylamoody3177]

Wonderful analysis, Dr. Grande! Your content is always so interesting and I love that I have something to look forward to every single day! ❤️

[@Flamsterette]

I remember hearing about this case a while ago. Thanks for your analysis, Dr. Grande.

[@nando8067]

Hi Dr. Grande! I heard about the case of Jens Söring around 10 years ago and have been following it on and off ever since. If it came to the question about guilt or innocence I was always on the fence. Most of the available data that existed 10 years ago (TV shows, documentarys, Wikipedia) in the german speaking sphere portraid Sörings narrative as an inocent victim. I was always sceptical about this narrative. It was too simplistic. Your video was the first I found that showed a counter narrative and made it crystal clear, that Söring was responsable for the murders and has been lying to the public ever since. I did some research after I watched your video and found out that thanks to the work of Andrew Hammel and the Wright Report a counter narrative could establish itself over the last couple of years. The consequence is, that everywhere where Söring appears on the internet (TV shows, podcasts, youtube channels, Wikipedia), people will comment and refference the work of Andrew Hammel and the Wright report. I think he soon will be cancelled and disappear from the public face.

[@strategon28]

Well said!

[@gerry40404]

Yes I think so too. I am German and at first, he made everyone believe, he is innocent, but there are more and more negative voices, PodCasts and other kinds of media, who claim his guilt. Still he is very active on social media and in shows claiming his innocence and having a huge platform as a victim of a false sentence. And also it is so right, that even if he did not carry out the murders himself, he is still equally guilty...

[@OnYourSquare]

Why the **CK do people write incriminating topics in a DAIRY!?!? Who are these people who must write all of their most incriminating secrets in a nice, bound paperback book for the police to find?

[@cleoldbagtraallsorts3380]

Yes, the cows will talk!

[@btetschner]

There are a lot of actors and actresses who do not really know how to be objective. That was a really interesting account of how Jens said that Elizabeth took advantage of him. These are very fascinating cases, it is hard to imagine people actually discussing things like killing their parents. Thank you for the video.

[@susannabonke8552]

Being the victim of emotional abuse by a rich girl two years major of him brought a lot sympathy to Jens, especially those of female journalists wanting to protect... But killing someone cannot be excused with codependent personality traits. Yes he was obsessed with her, emotionally overwhelmed ( as it is often the case with murder ) but responsible and not innocent. Period.

[@btetschner]

@@susannabonke8552 Would you consider that to be an objective and accurate expression of your values?

[@susanhogan7548]

I grew up in Lynchburg and I will never forget this case.

[@oldhick9047]

He's wearing Dahmer like glasses, not a good sign in my view.

[@simonmessenger7217]

I love that you cover many decades. We never know what we're going to get (bar the Will Smith incident)

[@loretta_3843]

Much more interesting. There are all kinds of human conditions that have happened over history that we can learn from.

[@user-ic9qm8mb4t]

I get so overwhelmed at these terrible crimes. It doesn't seem possible that someone can do this to another human being.

[@evoluna3056]

And it happens every day, after day, after day... 😢

[@susannabonke8552]

Okay. Which world do you live in?

[@amandas.7143]

he’s a complete narcissist & it’s absurd they let him out after brutally killing 2 ppl! all bcz of money! so many ppl rot in prison & haven’t done nearly as disgusting things as this man did.

[@Dulcimertunes]

How to avoid the death penalty: DON’T MURDER ANYONE

[@margarethebeck3565]

… and don’t get near anywhere where a murder might happen

[@dbencic]

- or just keep lying in court and then you can avoid both the death penalty and eventually get out of jail - that’s what they did

[@firefeethok_tui2355]

That was an excellent analysis. Wow! Put together and presented making us feel as if we are in the room with Jens and Emily 😱

[@justacatwhocantype]

Who's Emily?

[@jimc6687]

Dr. G I swear you have to own the biggest collection of classy, nice, collared long-sleeved dress shirts in the universe! Very cool and comfy looking! Have you ever considered starting up your own 'Dr. G's classic dress shirts' line?? Jim C.

[@dianajane6185]

He does! And his new glasses look fab with all his gorgeous shirts.

[@mollysilverman6803]

He does dress nice. And that was very nice of you to notice and compliment him on. I love nice people. 💗👍😎

[@jimc6687]

@@mollysilverman6803 Dr. G does seem like a super ambitious, hardworking intuitive nice guy as well and I'd certainly hate to learn otherwise (although I really doubt this). I am a very nice guy but sadly this usually means I'm just the first to get run over or at least ridiculed so obviously I super appreciate your accurate intuitive observation here!! :>) Jim C.

[@domoetker3967]

BOTH GUILTY! BOTH WAS THERE!The fact they stick to the story only one of them was on the crime scene, helps both of them to come free and after freedom it would help too!

[@sarahrean7174]

The guy has a youtube channel and Netflix lied

[@9290SC]

Exactly!!! These two were /are very intelligent individuals...this is what people are forgetting. Soering is doing WAY too much talking to be innocent!! An innocent person don't have to do all that!! Truth alone fight for you He has a KZbin channel and everything, lol. I believe that he was ABSOLUTELY manipulated by Elizabeth to murder her parents, but I think she was at the scene too. And just consider Elizabeth's journals.... people tell you exactly who they are! My GOD GIVEN discernment tells me that they both were involved, and in my personal opinion should have served an actual life sentence!

[@domoetker3967]

@@9290SC He is a Killer! Facts! No one else got a reason to kill the Parents! Nothing was stolen! This is a Killer, and he is free now and famous! What a Crazy world! He stabbed them both to death! Man, they fled together to the UK. This is a Parody or something! They both killed their Parents. Facts! He is a Double Murderer, now a KZbin Star, running around in Freedom.

[@domoetker3967]

@@sarahrean7174 That's so disgusting, and a shame for the dead Parents! He is an Assh.....

[@gailkelly4651]

Amazing how people can murder and just do so little time.... especially when it's two murders. Well I believe you.....and you told the story close enough to guilty. And that is good enough for me. Thank you Dr.Grande you rock.❤️🙋

[@oldhick9047]

Why do rich people name their places of residence. And the names don't necessarily reflect a nice image. "Loose Chippings" , Perhaps named after a former resident Buffalo with intestinal issue

[@jonseon5952]

In Florida we have a nice city with lots of rich people called "Plantation". Historically, plantations are not nice places for some people.

[@mariagabrielle6383]

@@jonseon5952 Plantations are lovely places. They're the farms/ranches of the south. I know folks who grew up on a beautiful plantation. They worked hard picking cotton & have fond childhood memories.

[@judycarney42]

Again a fair, and honest review of the facts. I only wish to have such wisdom. I’m honored to be learning though by listening to your critical thinking skills. Thank you

[@gottliebgrubber92]

Dr. Todd, love your channel and the contents also, and your voice is very calming, sometimes I just play your videos on the back ground while working on something delicate. Somehow it really keep me on focus .. but above all else your view on matters of subjects always very clear and right to the point. Thank you Dr.. keep up the good work!

[@ZYX84]

Chris Smithers .. “ When I Was A Cave Man” What a wonderful spring day!

[@kirsten4803]

What are we going to do if you stop releasing a daily video?! When I have finished for the day, the first thing I do is watch dr G’ s next video. It’s a tradition now😀. I would be lost without it.

[@lebumbaclartjames3750]

Glad to see you undoing your top button, Doctor. We don’t stand on ceremony and just appreciate your insight. 😎

[@shayb413]

Haha, yeah....Dr. Grande gone WILD!! WAHOO! We're ALL here for it!! 😂🤣😅

[@LDiamondz]

@@shayb413 lol. Hilarious! Watch out Chippendale's! 😂

[@kristipatterson9952]

Thanks, Dr. Grande. Happy Friday. I hope you have a lovely weekend!!! 💜💜💜💜

[@stephenovie1029]

Hello, my angel friend

[@marieldavison5121]

Hey Dr G 🌵awesome to see a new video post! Not surprising that these two were drinking alcohol on the day of the murders. You just never hear anyone say that they did anything smart when they have been drinking. Like many of the subjects in your videos this couple seemed to be suffering from a tragic case of "Can't Break Up itis". Dr G. I do believe that it is now your civic duty to provide the world with a video in your voice reading "Where the Wild Things Are" to teach a little lesson on the underpinnings of the development of prosocial emotional regulation. It would seem that the world needs a refresher course at the moment. Happy Happy Spring!🌷

[@cottontails9003]

Thank you Dr Grande, for the great content you upload daily. Excellent analysis and topic. Thank you Dr Grande, you are the best.

[@zenawarrior7442]

Hello dear...have a super day🌹😉💞💛💚💛💚🍪🦋🐢

[@cottontails9003]

@@zenawarrior7442 Thank you friend, been feeling a little emotional.

[@zenawarrior7442]

@@cottontails9003 🤗😌💞💞💟💟⚘⚘🌈🧸

[@cottontails9003]

@@zenawarrior7442 Thank you so much ❤💙

[@zenawarrior7442]

@@cottontails9003 Welcome friend. Hope they help...sending hugs📬💌💛🙌💛

[@maureeningleston1501]

Celebrities need to realise when to keep the noses out of things they really know very little about. Things like murder are way beyond their expertise. End Of.

[@garmtpug]

They can offer opinions, but we are the ones who should not take them seriously.

[@glendasully]

I enjoyed listening to your analysis of this case. Thank you so much 🥰

[@wolfwolf-sr6he]

Hello Dr. Grande, I watched the Netflix Documentation about this case. I do think that Elisabeth was maybe also at the crime scene (Someone took a shower, a hair (hers?) has been found in the bathroom, both had announced their visit at the weekend, Elisabeths favorite cigarette brand Merit was found outside the house). But I also do think Jens has been committing the active part of the murder. His injuries, their love letters, his hatred of the parents, his pressure to proove himself worthy to his girlfriend and the footprint at the crime scene is very suspicious.

[@Birdie81364]

Wow! Dr Grande gets it AGAIN! I always love hearing your commentary, you look at everything and always come to a logical conclusion. Thank you for calling out these Hollywood morons who get everything wrong.. they are always so compassionate aren’t they?

[@m.f.richardson1602]

Hollywood celebrities that join in these legal issues are just trying to fuel there own personal appearances. Most have out lived their Hollywood fame. And are trying to rejuvenate their careers. Just my own thoughts. Thank you. Peace 💕🇺🇸

[@Panwere36]

I am so sorry I missed this video. Thank you for doing this one. This case has always fascinated me. I especially love the fact you state that there is no way both Jens or Elizabeth are innocent. I just wonder if there is any truth to the claims that the Haysoms were abusive to Elizabeth at all.

[@susannabonke8552]

When the status of your parents weigh on your shoulders and doesn't give you the freedom to decide for yourself this is emotional prison...Abuse has many faces.

[@Panwere36]

@susannabonke8552 , I agree. Even in the profile segment they did on Elizabeth in the series *_Deadly Women_* the out her father as all around an abusive individual. That he referred to Zeoring as "the geeky ninja" shows that there had to be a pattern of abuse.

[@ava198]

My confession is true Dr Grande I love your channel 👍

[@ReSearcherSusie]

Keep on growing your channel Dr. Grande! 💜🙌🏼

[@christinley5213]

That fouly odue is a wild thing!! I messed that spelling all up lol!!!

[@sayhello5377]

I went to college in Lynchburg, VA and stayed there for several years. Beautiful area! Boonsboro is where the money’s at.

[@susannabonke8552]

Young people with status and/ or riches with no real empathy whatsoever destroy.. tragic.

[@DottieMinerva]

They welcomed him into their home and hosted him completely unannounced. They sound like nice people to me.

[@antoniafitzgerald3803]

This was a brutal double homicide inside the victims' home. It's hard to believe they are both out of prison. Interesting analysis, Dr. G.

[@brushemteeth9159]

It's actually a relief that Mr. Söring is out of prison. He is clearly innocent.

[@orfamayQ]

It is kind of justified because they were very young when they committed the crime. But I really believe that in order to get parole the criminal should at least admit that they did it and show remorse. It seems that Haysom did that, but Söring, not at all. He uses his criminal tactics and skills to reverse his public image.

[@strategon28]

@@brushemteeth9159 Clearly innocent? In which alternate reality plz? There is no other possible male person, bloodtype 0, who could have lost the murderer's blood at the crime scene ... besides a well-known man who for years made several confessions rife with perpetrator knowledge. And this guy still spins his fairy tale of being innocent, and that without any basis.

[@a5girl]

I lived in Lynchburg back when this happened.

[@rullmourn1142]

I've seen a couple of in depth programs on these two. Both of them lived in their own private Idaho. I'm glad they at least had to serve long prison sentences. As for the celebrities wanting them out, I would say, they are all yours, enjoy.

[@jlkitz1775]

The Alfred Hitchcock movie "Rope" based on murderers Leopold & Lobe comes to mind 😳. Wow, these two getting together was a horror movie waiting to happen.

[@knifetex]

Happy Friday, Doc!

[@mohamedlakehal3393]

Both are guilty

[@shawnaweesner3759]

These 2 murderers were sentenced to life with the possibility of parole? What were these jurors thinking! 🤔

[@Schreibtisch1]

Maybe because there was some reasonable doubt

[@gloriaelmore9092]

Great analysis! I enjoyed this episode.

[@nm4472]

Recently viewed the Netflix series. Enjoyed your analysis. They also reminded me of Leopold & Loeb. Very intellectual, articulate, superior & cold. No remorse. No feeling for others. Just anger & outrage. I think she was waiting in the car. I read neither was seen in Washington DC that weekend.

[@thebigone6071]

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[@LDiamondz]

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[@NewWorldBuddha]

She killed her mother and he killed her father. Thus the discrepacies in evidence. They were both there at the same time. He tried to take the fall for her

[@garmtpug]

I like your thinking on this. That makes sense regarding the smaller bloody sock foot print.

[@4LayersOfStrength]

How do you explain the receiving and signature of the room service in Washington?

[@MelissaLona]

@@4LayersOfStrengthi thinking the timing was off. I think they both did it and I think he was so lovesick that he agreed to take the fall. Then common sense kicked in and he turned it on her. It made sense only because she the only one with a motive. He have no reason to kill these people other than his wanting to please her. I think they did it together.

[@JDoe001]

“Love makes you do crazy things”

[@roxannemua9350]

Can you do analysis on singer Aaliyah her early life the r kelly pregnancy marriage scandal drama her career the plane crash scandal the pilot etc her case is interesting i found her death so fishy and mysterious a lot of people think Aaliyah may have been murdered on purpose. There are rumors she was leaving her company there is some fishy scandals with the AAliyahs uncle R Kelly Her mom etc

[@anthonysewer1216]

I think she did it and he was there. Dad stabbed 36 times, mother 6, bloody sock prints inconsistent with his size, I feel it was a team effort all the way down to the stories they told officials.

[@infinitejest441]

Jens and Elizabeth were made for each other. Two narcissists who thought they were smarter than anyone else.

[@lucyscottwalker2203]

A very good reason to not listen to celebrity opinions.

[@saphh100]

Ella tenia muchas más razones para matar a sus padres y muchas mas ganas de hacerlo..asi ella no los haya apuñalado, es mas culpable que cuqlquiera que lo haya hecho..porque eran sus padres..ella jamás debió salir en libertad...

[@juliemontileaux7467]

Will you analyze the case of Lenard Peltier , please?

[@rockergirl2489]

Thankyou for doing this one Dr Grande

[@sjtdxitditsitdurzirxur5926]

Above average intelligence. What??? His actions strongly suggest otherwise! Everything he done was idiotic.

[@eadweard.]

High intelligence doesn't guarantee good decisions, just makes them more likely.

[@toneman335]

There is so many evil and misguided people in the world.

[@hugoweaving6275]

This would make a great movie.

[@shanestone1093]

Here we go !

[@baileycuervo]

Would you ever prepare a video about the 2022 Canada Convoy organizer Tamara Lich?

[@renee1961]

I read a book about this Case years ago. Very interested in your Analysis!

[@ElixirSpice]

I'm not a fairly religious person but I believe the only way he could have redeemed himself was to uphold his initial confession. He was very clearly guilty and only went back on his confession because he fell out of love with her.

[@orfamayQ]

I read he confessed because he was convinced that being a son of a diplomat, that would automatically grant him immunity from persecution. He was wrong as it turned out, that only applies to the diplomat himself. I think in Germany it also applies to their close relatives, but not in the US.

[@mobwatch8119]

It's difficult to feel sympathy for anyone involved in premeditated murder. Especially when 2 people were involved and either of them could've had a conscience eventually. If one was better than the other, that person would've stopped the murder from happening.

[@wendiwonderly1419]

Some of these celebrities have been watching too many movies. They don’t know any more than anyone else. It shows the limits of celebrity justice. Dr grande, please consider an episode on mumia, the convicted cop killer

[@julieyoung3315]

Good Evening, Dr. Grande. Wow, quite a story; quite a killing. I'm curious why he didn't try to protect Elizabeth. Very Strange.

[@eveapple4928]

Another smashing shirt 🤩

[@QuantumSorceress]

Elizabeth was a great writer, TBH. And the way she talks is kinda hypnotic or something. At least for me. It's like the way that she speaks is very poetic.

[@susannabonke8552]

That's sorcery.

[@aisoconcranberriesu2as]

In a documentary it strongly suggested Elizabeth was sexually abused by her mother

[@renee1961]

Excellent, like always! Thank You!

[@kathydove3148]

Guilty as sin! I was born and raised in Virginia. I graduated from VA Tech and I detest UVA. This is a perfect example of the kind of conduct you can expect from UVA students: narcissism, selfish and little concern for safety. The VA jury reached the correct conclusion based on the weight of the evidence. Only Jens had the means, motive, and opportunity to commit the crimes. ⚖

[@glenmills8663]

Hello Dr Grande. I just watched your video on John DeLorean. I was wondering if you could do a video over everything that happened to Preston Tucker. It would be interesting to hear your thoughts. Thanks for all the videos. Have a great day.