Falsely Convicted of Murder for Having Multiple Affairs? | Patricia Prewitt Case Analysis

[@dustin628]

Being shot with the victims own gun is always a huge red flag. Why would an intruder use the person's own gun? They would bring their own weapon.

[@angeleyes3386]

The way you told the story of “what would’ve had to happen for her to be innocent” was so funny

[@rullvox5912]

The strangest part of this case is the prosecutor offering her a 7 year plea deal.

[@Swansong321]

Bc there was insufficient evidence and she may be innocent

[@queenreg7]

And no priors.

[@janegardener1662]

Somebody has to raise those kids. I wonder who did when both parents were "absent".

[@gossamer9966]

It's a good thing she was too stupid to take it, at least now she's serving an appropriate sentence for her crime.

[@kellykane7586]

They may not have been sure they could secure a Guilty verdict. This is surely the reason as they usually do not care WHO raises your children or if there's a chance you're innocent etc

[@dogsmumm]

So, the law enforcement guy next door waited an hour to investigate a violent home invasion with kids still in the house? This story is unbelievable

[@lemonstealinghorsdoeuvre]

She put her kids in the car immediately. after some more staging in the house and pond, she returned to the car and drove them to the officer's house.

[@MKCarol-ms7lg]

@@lemonstealinghorsdoeuvre Thats how I know she is a criminal. You know a murderer is on the loose in/near your house and you leave your precious children alone, unprotected in the car?!

[@AxelordSMIJES]

I think the most shocking part of this for me is that a married couple with five kids, earning a sole teacher's/educator's salary, could be financially stable.

[@LethoHali]

😂

[@bookofthewarsofthelord9273]

Yeah exactly. Inflation and taxation are policies that make our way of life more expensive. People vote for this though.

[@derrikc9961]

They owned a lumber yard.

[@diegonatan6301]

She was 170,000 in debt...

[@ttvmikimoto5475]

They owned a lumber yard 🧐

[@bthomson]

Five children! How was there time for anything else? She obviously did not value her kids over her own sense of entitlement! Parents like this are very hard to understand.

[@bubbabroad9051]

Thanks I thought this too

[@carnifaxx]

tbh there are so many parents neglecting their children just to be able to do whatever they want, even if it was just watching tv... it's very common, you can see ads and products allowing people to get rid of their children for prolonged periods of times and parents are even sharing hacks how do it, even though it's sometimes dangerous (have you ever seen the device that has like a pillow and a bottle holder that allows to feed a newborn without even touching them?)

[@janpierzchala2004]

They suggest day and night one finds some time for their pleasures and you find it strange. Yes, five children! Clearly she was far from a selfish one child model!

[@dariamancini963]

​@@janpierzchala2004a lot of people have kids for the love they can give the parents and most are not into putting these kids needs first

[@janpierzchala2004]

@@dariamancini963 All right but 5 kids is a lot of cost, such people as you write would rather go with 2 kids

[@GAshoneybear]

The three guys didn't know each other, but all of them knew Patricia wanted Bill dead? But she didn't do it? Okay, Patty. 🙄 At the very least, she paid Ricky to do it. And 7 years was less than she would have gotten for even paying Ricky. Can't believe she didn't take that deal.

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

Anybody named Patricia is usually guilty. There was even a show where a devious Patricia was nick named Pat the Rat.

[@Pursuit4happiness]

When partners are left or abandoned it’s like death especially for someone who had your kids and so called love you so he killed her first when he basically treated less then his woman when she said she got rapped .. and didn’t see me justice .. reminds me of the move the last duel now that’s as man … in handling that case .. it’s interesting thou she purposely took a longer sentence for know how messed up she was after that incident it’s was labeled as hysteria before but sometimes it’s deadly and not far but treatments for it aren’t great hence Marilyn Monroe mom .. and her but idk 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@1stcal11-b2]

@@Pursuit4happiness don't make excuses for murder! My dad abandoned me. My mom was shit. I joined the military, served combat tours, currently work for the US Forest Service and I'm a single dad. No excuses. There's good parenting, and there's bad parenting. And there's no excuses. I don't care what you say, there's no excuses. And you're making excuses. Shut up.

[@1stcal11-b2]

@@Pursuit4happiness gonna start preaching about mental illness!? Shut up. People need to be held accountable for their actions. Then there's bleeding hearts like you that think that people should just walk for no reason, for some stupid mental illness, what are you going to play the autistic card next!?

[@colorbugoriginals4457]

it's not an uncommon play. cheating wife confides in lovers that she is a victim of abuse and makes them hate their spouse with the one-sided influence. it kind of makes sense. wouldn't make her exactly innocent by any means.

[@renee1961]

My heart always goes out to the Children. Divorce may be rough, but it doesn't involve Prison.

[@isaaksteshman9879]

I guess, she never considered a divorce , cause she wanted to have all the property to herself and she wanted it to have as soon as possible that's why she'd been recruting all these men by offering them sex. My theory is she was an uncontrolled spender who had accumulated their houshold threatening debts which she decided to resolve by anihilating her husband who she was sure of would divorce her once he learned of the debt.

[@janegardener1662]

@@isaaksteshman9879 But I thought they bought a lumber yard? That could certainly have a mortgage that high, even in those days.

[@isaaksteshman9879]

@@janegardener1662 well, then sell it for Christ sake, but don't deprive your own children of their father even if you became ice cold towards him, don't be such a b@#@ch. She'd ruined their welbeing long before they learned what it was like. Hope she'll never see freedom again!

[@tommy8234]

I can't stop watching your analyses. You follow the scientific method. I'm sorry I don't have any money to support you on Patreon, but I want you to know that our world is a better place because you're a part of it.

[@roxannespahr2804]

😂 the unlikely scenario of it being an intruder as the murderer, instead of his wife, was great... ❤️

[@HexagonFL]

Dr. Grande you have been my favorite KZbinr for a couple of years now. The crime stories are the best, as well as very factual. The information is almost always completely accurate from what I see anyway. There are no misrepresentations of anyone. You’re essentially a non-biased news information source who explains cases chronologically and accurately. Thank you once again!!!! I hope you keep going because I look forward to all your videos!

[@iseeeverything]

She couldve had a 7 year plea deal but she said no. And she knew she was guilty 😂 WTF.

[@donprice9050]

She is where she needs to be. Poor kids. What do they tell people? "My mom killed my dad and she's going to die in prison." What a legacy.

[@emmyrose1802]

7 years! That’s a great deal. I always wonder why people don’t take such generous offers. It really amazes me.

[@wsidechris]

She probably thought: "oh, damn, my husband's dead, who's gonna watch the 5 kids for 7 years?"

[@Andreamom001]

Because she thought she could get away with it. Choosing between going free and 7 years is easy. We can see her choice was likely 50 years vs 7. She didn’t see it that way.

[@Coockoos1]

Because she didn’t do it obviously.

[@jillruben8924]

She’s guilty. Period. She needs to remain jail until her sentence. How could all 3 men know she wanted him dead? That’s a far reach. It is shocking how people join the bandwagon tests later. Shame on them. No injustice here. I just hope those kids are ok. Poor Bill and his loved ones. Great analysis Dr. Grande.

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

A bit like Betty Broderick. It blows my mind the number of people who support her and make excuses for her not only murdering her ex husband and his new wife but also her terrorising them prior.

[@jonstone9741]

You hope the "kids" are okay? They're middle-aged adults in their late 40's and 50's. I think Patricia has served enough time. It was a garden-variety murder, a wife killing a husband. Murder of a spouse is pretty common. She has served almost 40 years. Lots of murderers are paroled after 25 years. It's time to cut her loose.

[@aarondavis8943]

@@jonstone9741 She's a cold blooded killer. There are no moral or ethical justifications for her release. She won't even admit to committing the murder, much less showing any remorse. The people you're referring to who receive parole after 25 years almost always have to admit to what they did and show remorse before being paroled. She is obviously a psychopath without even the capacity for empathy. She should never be released.

[@elizabethhammstudent4850]

No, they are still affected by it. They believe that she is innocent and are leading a fight to free her. One daughter went on Dr. Phil and said that having an incarcerated parent is something that you never get used to. She still gets choked up talking about it. I feel terrible for them 😥

[@fritzidler9871]

@@jonstone9741 It would probably help her if she admitted it.

[@TheDealMaster]

Sitting down for dinner and boom, your video popped up. Great timing Dr. Grande! Watching now. EDIT: I like her description of the intruder: "He smelled of cigarettes and motor oil." Hahaha. But joking aside, I agree with Grande. I think she was guilty. And obviously in retrospect, she DEFINITELY should have taken that 7 year plea deal.

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

I was about to mow the lawns. That can wait.

[@isbestlizard]

Right??? It's literally the first thing you'd make up about how someone smelled. Surprised she didn't say he also walked with a limp and talked with an Scottish accent.

[@renee1961]

I've said it before, and I'll say it again. I love your background! It's So Soothing!

[@MakerInMotion]

So she claimed she would rather rot in prison than even touch Ricky, but she hooked up with him once a week for years.

[@blinkie1114]

My favorite channel on KZbin and I showed my mom too and she loves all the puns and clever word play. Your consistent uploads get me through my week! Thank you Dr. Grande!!

[@Andrewlohbihler]

I like how you detail the implausible scenario of her innocence. That is not anything I heard before on your channel. This is a good tactic to convince us of her guilt, and its horribly funny too.

[@sweeabn6736]

Dr Grande: As to the Marriage and Prison comparison, I had this conversation with my wife. I told her that for 25 years my life with her has been a bed of roses without thorns, and that she was the beauty and the fragrance that motivates me to simply be. She said in response: "Most people do not spend 25 years in prison. The sentence is usually 20 years as opposed to having to spend 25." LoL.

[@sophiaisabelle027]

You'll always have our support. The details in this are concise.

[@roxannespahr2804]

Yaaay I just got on KZbin to see if Dr. Grande posted yet....happy girl. I love these videos, you're my favorite KZbinr, Dr. Grande! ❤️

[@SeaBlue1976]

Thank you for ur hard work dr Grande,and team i suppose😊, Greetings from Greece 💙💙

[@sammyshehole]

Thanks for your views about this case. Your final analysis on what it would take for her to be innocent really sums everything up nicely. I just listened to the Generation Why podcast episode on this and they seemed so heavily biased towards Patricia, for no other reason than “the investigation was botched because the police didn’t take enough pictures of the scene.” It was off-putting. And then even ended the episode by saying even if she did do it, she should be let out just because she’s in her 70s. Lol what?

[@8ttiknio8]

She should have taken that deal...!!!!

[@m.f.richardson1602]

Another reason for Me to limit my exposure to people. Always interesting Thank you Peace 💕🇺🇲

[@eddieblair9751]

How did the body get cold so fast? How did the robber know where the gun was?

[@TheSPazCORE]

Easy. There was no robber..

[@niallmcgregor3979]

You should analyse the case of the doctor with a wierd fixation with cactus!

[@cmthomas07]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Qrail]

…He was born a tumbling tumbleweed…. 🌵 ( I have a saguaro in my back yard, but it is against the law to ship it back east )

[@DigitalNeb]

What a cruel woman. This guy was living with a snake.

[@lemonstealinghorsdoeuvre]

Not a very big snake though, considering the other .... ya know, that's not true. I honestly had a crazy ex that was seeing a guy named Ricky. And she pulled a loaded 22 and aimed it at my head. He could have been living with quite the specimen, chances are, she was a fool

[@saskialolita]

@@lemonstealinghorsdoeuvrehuh?

[@PaganGrace]

She knows she did the dastardly deed, so why on earth would she turn down that sweet 7-year deal? To paraphrase a line from the movie “Animal House”, “morally corrupt AND stupid is no way to go through life”.

[@elizabethhammstudent4850]

Some people have a perpetual need to play the victim. According to her, she was sexually assaulted twice by random strangers. Her husband victimized her by becoming cold and distant. She was victimized when she was found guilty of murder. It has worked for her. State legislators, Project Innocence, and Dr. Phil all say that she is innocent and should be free. Her children believe it and continue to support her. I understand why her children believe her. The truth is horrifying for her. But, some people who should be objective aren't

[@jackiegrice714]

Thanks for covering this Dr. Grande.

[@b4unoit949]

10:34 Is this a little of a “behind the scenes” look at the Grande house? If so, I bet he knows a good counselor that wouldn’t diagnose, but could help him in a situation like this.

[@vicvega3614]

Eh marriage can be boring, but theres alot things wayyyyy worse then being bored, shes a selfish murderer

[@Ms.Stephanie.C]

I’ll never understand why some people think murder is the answer to their problems.

[@Laurakcphillips]

Shes not guilty. Wringfully convicted.

[@cdelane3335]

Good way to describe it, years after the crime people tend to forget about the victim but are constantly hearing from the one in jail about how they are innocent. They end up looking at them as a victim to.

[@janetroberts5140]

Wow, this was quite a story, I'm from Missouri.

[@meghasharmaJ1]

I just love your dark humor :)

[@EasrterRising1fan]

Well hell if three men couldn't satisfy her, than how the hell was Bill suppose to satisfy her?

[@lunarphoenixforyourface]

Not an advocate for infidelity, but that's not really how that works.

[@bubbabroad9051]

Ha ha ha ha

[@Laurakcphillips]

This type of mysogony is how she ended up conviction

[@EasrterRising1fan]

It is not misogyny to acknowledge that she was randy and clearly not disciplined to say no to temptation. Overindulgence is not something that just happens to women, people would be making same comments if it was a man in the position. No one hates this woman because she’s a woman, they don’t like her behaviors that led her into a situation that could have been avoided.

[@pcbrightlights]

What is amazing is that she turned down the 7 year plea deal?!? Narcissist?

[@dissidentfairy4264]

I'm glad she turned it down because she got what she deserved. 50 years! Seven years would have been a travesty!

[@juliestrom412]

She is stupid AND a murderer.

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

Great observation on how empathy shifts from the victim to the perpetrator over time. I think it does happen quite frequently. Excellent review, as always. Thank you, Dr. Grande.❤

[@dssd245]

Great videos.. your voice Is soothing, yet slightly sociopathic.. thanks

[@JD-cw4qg]

Excellent analysis Dr Grande, as always. Thank you 😊🇬🇧

[@bunnymad5049]

I will never understand the mentality, especially to then constantly class oneself as the victim. It takes a special kind of working in the brain and delusion department for this. That poor man and those poor kids.

[@TheBub26]

lol @ dr grande's intruder theory. that was super funny

[@renee1961]

Good evening 🏙️🌆, Dr. Grande! 🙋🍀🪴🌵🍀🪴🌵How is your night going? I hope you're relaxing! Thank You!

[@MegaChi11]

love your videos dr. grande

[@StinasArena]

He worked in a lumbar yard. In 1976 they purchased & ran a lumbar yard together. Guess he went with the training from his Industrial degree, after he saw the wages he’d earn with his teachers degree. Also they had 4 daughters & 1 son, right? Not 3 daughters & 2 sons? I feel like he’s trying to check our attention span. So I had to pipe in… I’m listening!

[@bobjones4469]

What a plea deal, the beauty of being a woman in the eyes of court systems.

[@hrdley911]

Just another benefit of the patriarchy 😂

[@puspavelai8353]

Was it still raining? Perhaps the thunderstorm/rain washed her clean with all that back and forth actions from vehicle to house? Also, why take an hour to calm down the woman, when quicker to call in the incident to the site of the crime being reported? Thankfully, the children were unharmed in this case.

[@vicvega3614]

Maybe the neighbor was boning her too, that is weird the neighbor waited that long, wonder if anyone looked into that?

[@chris55529]

Only 3 minutes in, and that gal's comments to police already sound fishy. How often does a mysterious stranger who is neither short nor tall, and smells like cigarettes and motor oil, *give up* his sexual assault and leave? There's probably assaulters who smelled a lot better, yet still persevered. Also -- she had an affair with *John Hancock?* How is that even possible? He died in 1793! Did her defense team introduce evidence that proved the existence and workability of what we can only assume was a "time machine"? I've scanned the transcripts and there's *nothing* about that!

[@janetebonanno]

I love your collection of saguaro cacti

[@andrewmacdonald8076]

Good summary, thanks🥝🇳🇿😎

[@beachboy0505]

Excellent video 😂 The other Partridge family 👪

[@renee1961]

Rest In Peace Bill🥀🥀🥀🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@DirkOhde]

Hallo Dr. Grande. Being a German myself I wonder if you can analyze the case of Germanys most notorious internet loco named Rainer Winkler aka Dragonlord ? Thank you in advance.

[@renee1961]

I like your version of what would have to happen ,in order for her to be Innocent.

[@MaxHarden]

Dr. Grande can you analyze the mother in “Beau is Afraid”?

[@dlc5166]

They say be careful what you wish for - if she didn't do it someone sure made it look like she did.

[@elizabethwarman9028]

Good evening Dr Grande, excellent analysis. I agree with you. Also, if Patrica was not guilty she would have contacted the Innocence Project. Have a great weekend.

[@kevinbogert9823]

The innocent project is a fraud they try to get off guilty killers who are not innocent and it was started by the man who got OJ Simpson for murder

[@RoseNZieg]

given the dark path the innocent project has taken, I think she gets a better deal having them on her case.

[@elizabethhammstudent4850]

She did contact them. They are fighting for her release along with state legislators and Dr. Phil McGraw. She plays the victim and its working for her. Who knows, she may have manipulated someone to kill her husband. There could be a 4th guy. That would explain why the children heard noise in the basement and why she didn't have gunshot residue on her hands.

[@birdworldist]

Yess king go off

[@daisybennett1600]

Exactly what I say in my head when I watch his videos 😂

[@privard89]

Finally your the top comment!

[@birdworldist]

@@privard89 let’s gooo 💪😎💯👑

[@carlyrennae3963]

Hello friend 🎉

[@birdworldist]

@@carlyrennae3963 hug !!!

[@jammiez2805]

Can you analyze the case of Kandi Gonzalez?

[@marciabosteder5682]

Oh good doctor you're still here after your last video I was a bit worried.😅❤Hunter video😮😊

[@cyrene7784]

What? Why?

[@exploidur]

Agreed. Guilty as sin.

[@jimcronin2043]

I think that she presents an attractive persona (at least from her photos in her younger days) and that can have an effect on people. Her assertion about being sexually unsatisfied by her husband makes some scoff at the cuckolded victim and he sexual assault story from her past arouses sympathy for her and contempt for his supposed lack of compassion. People believe what they want to even when the facts contradicts their beliefs.

[@KoolT]

You may be in trouble for the marriage joke😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@janeoleary8454]

Why was she offered that plea deal. Ridiculous

[@americanborn6768]

Dr. Grande, you should have a humor book published...guaranteed to sell millions. I know I'd swoop up a copy! Hope you give it some consideration. Thanx for all.the laughs (even amidst the gravity of most of your "cases.")

[@elaineelias2588]

Very interesting as

[@elaineelias2588]

As always!

[@marielleo4715]

This mother doesn't deserve the children!They are unschuldige victims who must suffer for a life long!

[@blairepicadventures5144]

I suppose this is the original “Kill Bill, Vol. I”.

[@meowzic]

Your dry humor gets me everytime 😅😂

[@marilousalazar]

Hello Dr Grande can you analyze the case of Chad Doerman?

[@Swansong321]

Though the content is fascinating, insightful and well researched...the Dr could be reading his shopping list and I'd still regularly tune in..my cat and I find his voice very soothing ❤🐱Thank you

[@kenyagrant2727]

I dont get why she didn't just take the plea should could of just said it was an Alford plea.

[@angeleyes3386]

7 years…and she didn’t take it?? 😢

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

That is the only thing that gives me pause to thinking she's guilty. Perhaps she's just not very bright.

[@allenmk138]

​@@It-is-me...MelsieShe's delusional. She probably truly believed she could beat it, even with the mountain of evidence against her.

[@annresnik6059]

If someone really is innocent, she would do anything to keep that person alive. She went running around to the neighbors instead of trying to do CPR on her husband (she could have done that in the dark and then gone to the neighbors). But she just leaves him there? It makes no sense. She knew where the rifle and the ammo were. She said she hoped her husband died. Typical narcissist with a nice guy husband who was bored with anyone normal.

[@faff6097]

How someone reacts to a dead body does not indicate guilt

[@elliebellie7816]

You never know how you or anyone else will react during a traumatic event.

[@wsidechris]

I can only imagine her dilemma when offered the sweet plea deal: oh, damn, my husband's dead -- who's gonna watch the kids for 7 years?

[@allenmk138]

She wouldn't kill her husband, the guy paying for everything, if she cared about the kids.

[@vicvega3614]

@@allenmk138 well she had 3 other dudes to help pay, 3 different step dads, sounds like a 80s sitcom my 3 step dads

[@cyrene7784]

Could have not could of 🙄

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

@@cyrene7784 Who are you talking to?

[@iraagans3144]

This tracks with Education graduates.

[@Mandrake42]

I mean her explanation for what happened was pretty weak. But the clincher is her tyring multiple times to get people to kill her husband and then he dies in the exact way she had described wanting to kill him.

[@gcham1209]

Hey doc. Alexander Litvinenko plz

[@thomas_2285]

7:16 Actually, gurgling sounds can still come out of a person's mouth once they're dead. I know that from watching way too many true crime videos lol

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

Yep, and it would be a pointless thing for her to make up so I don't think that means anything at all her saying she heard gurgling.

[@DewTime]

You missed the point though. It’s not simply that he’s dead. He was shot in the head. Why would there be gurgling sounds? That only comes from choking on blood as in getting shot in the chest or shot in the neck.

[@DewTime]

@@It-is-me...Melsieit’s not pointless for her to make up. She lied and said she thought her husband was hurt. She wanted to maintain this idea that she didn’t know if her husband was dead or not.

[@thomas_2285]

@@DewTime That is a great point that I didn't think about. However, I guess anything is possible. Example.. It's possible he was shot in the head and blood drained down his throat causing him to make gurgling noises. I know it sounds graphic and gruesome but it's possible.

[@MattCarvin]

Lol, that life in prison/marriage crack 😂

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload, Dr. Grande! I'll have to watch it after we have some hipster pizza!

[@birdworldist]

Yesss let’s goo!!!! 🎉😊

[@im19ice3]

the evidence made my luth drop, she was so shameless once that context was added to her story

[@vladimirputindreadlockrast812]

How did the police know to look in a pond? Where did that clue come from?

[@captainwhitworth]

Does that literally change anything from the fact that the gun used to kill Bill was found in that pond?

[@LethoHali]

I think the lovers found out about each other and set her up. That’s possible. 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@manal-hh3xh]

Yeah she killed him. she’s right where she needs to be

[@Myacckt]

It’s usually the spouse. And she talked to all the ex boyfriends about murdering him. And the gun was their own. Something about her pictures, her prideful smile and fierce eyes and her ‘my fire burns hotter than others’’ statement paints a possible narcissistic picture in my mind. Is that prejudice or a gut feeling?

[@Laurakcphillips]

Finally> PATTY IS NEVER MISERABLE. Shes kind and helps so many people. Easy to make an opinion about someone you clearly didnt research further than a court transcript. How about her kids did you ask them? Or question why more than 60 lawmakers and president jimmy carter have asked for her release? Or hundreds of spirit leaders? Jamielee curtis dr phil? All supporters. To name a few. Since the time of the trial, there are a number of factors which is why the innocence project. Is so behind her? A number of factors that show the trial was faulty and could have been a mistrial. There was a lack of physical evidence, a lot of misogyny conjecture, for example, the interview that detectives did with Patty. Well, the court transcripts, just give his word for it. Because he did not record these interviews and yet quoted her and use that in court without any evidence that she ever said anything of The like. The fact that she owned alfred hitchcock novels was entered as evidence. A key point-to-point out is that the couple had separated years before and they both had affairs. The differences bill's affairs were not discussed at trial.They had reconciled and been faithful for a long time and happy at the time of the murder. It should also be noticed that 1 of the paramores of patties, the one that's that if he married her first he gave a statement for which he got out of a whole other separate matter case. So he was incentivized, and then he went to visit her, telling her what he'd done and try to extort marriage out of her. He has also admitted to having fired the very weapon that was the murder. Weapon, the children saw lights on in the basement. The power had been cut from down there. The phone lines had been cut. Their dogs found days earlier several properties away deceased neighbors deep off in the country, saw a car that they did not know but were able to describe in front of the Pruitt farm at like 2:33 in the morning. That was not entered into evidence. Patty's hands and fingers were tested for gunpowder residue, almost instantly at that neighbor's and still no evidence. Her pajamas covered potential d n a we're never tested. She's not guilty and unlike you, I know her. I know her family and I know her character. And I know all the bits and pieces of trial that were withheld from court documents, and I also recognize misogyny when I see it. If you're gonna make a review about someone you're totally valid in doing so, but you might do a little more research than court document, especially in a case where you literally have a defendant claiming innocence, because clearly something would have had to go wrong for that conviction To have stood. Additionally, consider the fact she could have taken a seven year plea.I'm trusted in the legal system because she was innocent. Taking to consideration the fact that today life in missouri is thirty years and she's already done almost forty. Take into account the thousands of people who believe in her innocence, she hasn't convinced anybody the evidence we've all gathered, and the lawyers have put together, convinced us do better.

[@faff6097]

Dr grande, are you sure bodies dont gurgle after death? I believe its possible under the right conditions

[@cyrene7784]

They do make some weird noises.

[@TheSeeker225]

I wonder how long it took the media to say this never happens here lol.

[@tripledair]

Not too big, not too small, not too skinny, not at all.

[@LardoWizardo]

I'm thinking about writing a comedic murder mystery with a lot of dead pan humor titled 'Probably Because of the Murder Part."

[@LardoWizardo]

I'll just leave it for someone else to write though

[@Mr.Morden]

13:50 Probably true, but that's a rather unprofessional choice of words and manner of expression.

[@ianpeddle6818]

A barbed comment about the married state in there 😂😂

[@princessinaworldofevil]

Just when I thought she might be innocent ,you had to go all evidency on me . Ok Dr. Grande good night.

[@mrparlanejxtra]

Cold blooded killers remain cold blooded in court and in prison. They also have cold blooded affairs and simply murder as they wish until they are caught out.

[@ChelseasTarotReadings]

Guilty. Whether it was her or a friend (lover), she killed him. It was his own gun- let’s not be stupid. The intruder would have to know exactly where it’s located and …not harm her or the kids? Lmao ok girlllllll

[@randompetsandnuns]

You just keep getting better and better, Dr. Grande! Thank you for your videos. ✌🏻💜😇

[@rickbelden2319]

I just read today 12/22/24 that her sentence had been commuted and they’re releasing her.