Famous Actress Murdered by Illegal Immigrant Who Staged Crime Scene | Adrienne Shelly Case Analysis

[@toddhensley880]

Her husband’s insistence the case be investigated probably saved future victims.

[@mendocinogirl]

This happens all too often, just not to famous people.

[@robd1329]

Your right!

[@supercoolyguy]

Keep your buddy near. 👻 Muhahahaa 👻

[@nickyblue4866]

Yep

[@user-xg3uy6hq9g]

I think cops are quick not to investigate muders and disappearances of the nonfamous, marginal, impoverished and vulnerable and death of people in cop custody.

[@Blox117]

it happens when you let diversity take over!

[@komoriaimi]

I don't buy that he wanted to steal her purse. That's the worst plan ever to steal a purse. He wanted to harm her since the beginning.

[@QueertyUCR]

He most definitely did, would have probably killed again if not caught. I just wouldn't make it about his immigration status. Murder for thrills and traveling without a visa aren't really offenses that tend to go hand in hand, tho I'm not surprised this case was used politically.

[@mjanny6330]

S/A was his objective, but she fought too hard.

[@goodenoughgirl8102]

I agree. I suspect SA motive also. It could be that there was some kind of altercation also...But either way my money is on attempted SA, whatever his psycho logic actually was.

[@supercoolyguy]

One things for certain. He's not the brightest bulb on the (illegal alien) tree.

[@tinacarnahan3241]

@@supercoolyguy😊

[@missyskye_sea_land9424]

I’m thankful to Andrew’s love and respect for his wife and for his persistence.

[@KimberlyLetsGo]

My therapist told me that grief is love with nowhere to go. If you are in very deep grief, this makes perfect sense. Your new set doesn't seem off at all. :)

[@alycephoto2024]

When a loved one is killed unexpectedly, you don’t ever move on…you only move forward.

[@gregscally5119]

Dr Grande, your empathy for the victim and survivors of this tragedy is very admirable. I thank you.

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

What a tragic death. In regards to Andrew sharing his grief with the public, I think it’s so important for people to tell their stories. We cannot live all the experiences that are out there, but we can learn from others through their pain and challenges. In addition, someone in the same situation may find comfort in the shared experience. Thank you for the thoughtful analysis, Dr. Grande!❤ Your new studio is lovely and so cozy.💙

[@communicationbreakdown256]

Not only was she in Waitress, she wrote it. It was released in theaters after her death.

[@jacquelinekenknight9280]

And her daughter is the child we are at the end of the film. I love that movie…. I imagine she would have written more brilliant stories if she’d never crossed paths with Diego.

[@almorar4094]

She was also the director of the movie

[@jlbaker2000]

​@@almorar4094 And then it became a Broadway musical.

[@Brandibb]

I wonder how many "suicides" are actually suicides. Stories like this make you wonder.

[@fernfreeman1729]

Anthony Bourdain and Jeffrey Epstein

[@Love-like-Lucy]

So awful. I just don’t understand the violence and disregard for human life. No one should have to pay for someone else’s emotional scars.

[@nickyblue4866]

Some people are just evil and predatory. Not all of them are broken or emotionally damaged.

[@ceilconstante640]

Narscissist Psychopaths Sociopaths don't have empathy or care. They just want what they want. Sickening.

[@fattyjaybird7505]

I dont understand the 25 years for killing someone....

[@soicybunny]

@@nickyblue4866 facts!!!

[@user-xg3uy6hq9g]

@@nickyblue4866 I think the predatory nature is due to emotional scars, early and or ongoing trauma in some cases, if not nearly all. people do not happen in a vaccumn,

[@GigiRulesTheRoost]

I cried my eyes out when I learned of her murder. Her movie "Waitress" is marvelous. She was wonderful in it. Her little girl was in it too at the very end. oh my. So so tragic the whole thing. Every time I watch her movie I sob at the end because of all this. Thank you, Dr. Grande, for doing this episode on Adrienne

[@betterbee1304]

I remember watching Waitress with my mom, she loved that movie, and was so heartbroken to hear that she died. Such a sweet, fun movie. It's so sad. (Also, I'm glad the cacti are still in the background). Thanks Dr. Grande. Poor girl.

[@katherinef9110]

Omg me and my mom loved that movie too❤😥❤😥

[@frankpaya690]

She didn't" die" she was murdered by someone who trespassed into this country and was allowed to stay here illegally.

[@marshalmcdonald7476]

Sorry, she didn't die. She was murdered.

[@Ricky_Evans1611]

This video was history in the making. It was the day that (in the new thumbnail format), Dr. Grande finally took the attention off himself and began his new character arc as a less-narcissistic person. Bravo 👏

[@sergeanttibs6345]

"It appears I'm off on a tangent". You crack me up, Dr. Grande

[@joeguzman3558]

You're 100% correct Dr. Grande - like always.

[@iyalove9383]

Thanks for your work Dr. Grande. These cases can be awfully horrific and sad. Your insight helps.

[@barfymann362]

Hello Dr. Grande, Congratulations on the move! Hope your new home is full of joy. Look forward to the new studio. Take it easy and get loads of rest.

[@isabellaleifsdottir]

Oh! He moved?! That explains the background change.

[@nebraskafrankcourtny]

Wow I can't believe you covered this murder, one that I heard about at the time, and have followed. I am a fan of hers, and loved the movies The Unbelievable Truth, and Waitress. The story when she died was that she was trying to get some work done on an off-day (like a Sunday?) in her rented studio, and that there were construction workers making loud drilling sounds, and that she went to them angrily screaming to stop making so much noise, and was murdered by a young immigrant who didn't tolerate being screamed at & scolded by a woman.

[@lisanelke9726]

Wow that's very interesting. Makes more sense.

[@user-xg3uy6hq9g]

so other guys on the crew knew about the murder?

[@user-xg3uy6hq9g]

@@beorlingo the two stories are not totally contradicting he may have followed her and forced his way in to rob her after being scolded by her. were there other folks in the building who heard an artrication? Why would she get into a screaming fight with a construction crew though? It seems they would need to get their work done and would not stop because of one person. Why would she expect that they would? A confrontation of that type seems unlikely.

[@nebraskafrankcourtny]

@@user-xg3uy6hq9g not necessarily, because the murder took place back in her studio. The construction crew was working elsewhere in the building.

[@nebraskafrankcourtny]

@@beorlingo but it was her angrily screaming at him that started it all, right? I remember thinking that it was reckless & risky of her to do that as a woman alone in a building on an off day (no one else there).

[@katarina1852]

I have seen the movie “Waitress” and I loved it. Adrienne Shelley’s real life daughter played the title character’s daughter at the end of the movie. Very sad that Adrienne was murdered and her daughter has had to grow up without her mother. On another note, your cacti look like they’re feeling right at home in your new studio.❤️

[@roohana]

as an ex-new yorker, I always thought off off off Broadway meant it was in New Jersey🙂

[@PigNewton]

Thank you for mentioning the pain suffered by the loved ones of homicide victims.

[@errinemcgrew7649]

I hate that these violent individuals exist. Too many innocent people are killed by violent individuals who are unfit to be a part of society 😡 and this guy only received 25 years!

[@Mainecoon_Izzy]

Many thanks Dr. Grande 🌟♥️🌟 I love your approach when telling these devastating stories. Somehow, you soften the blow... Such a horrific case...she was such a lovely young woman. & she left a beautiful little daughter & a husband who clearly adored her. I doubt he will ever get over this… (I know I wouldn’t)💔

[@evanclealand9231]

He's exploiting her murder to promote his own intolerant xenophobia.

[@FourJaysFour]

Such a terribly sad story. I watched the documentary first. Listening to your explanation I realized that the murderer was STILL telling lies about what happened during the meeting he had with Adrienne's husband. Tragic all around. I appreciate what you shared about grief. Your videos are some of my favorite analyses.

[@elguason6594]

@@evanclealand9231 Why "intolerant xenophobia"? Literally an illegal inmigrant from Ecuador murderer that young lady. That's a fact not an opinion, so don't be so stupid in public

[@evanclealand9231]

@@elguason6594 1 murder? Long Island, right? not bad for millions of undocumented immigrants. Much more peaceful than citizens..

[@elguason6594]

@@evanclealand9231 Saying or denouncing one murder and the characteristics of the murderder it's not "intolerant xenophobia". And I'm an inmigrante in the USA, so don't use that word with ignorance.

[@TheWorstThingEver]

Trust is one of my favorite movies. I loved Adrienne as an actress. This story always makes me sad.

[@lifelvr9509]

This case devastated me at the time and it still does. An example of how everyone is potentially a victim of horrific crime. Such a loss to the world.

[@ginkellum178]

Love your new digs! Ambient lights are nice. I can see the cacti so much better! Thanks for all the great stories!

[@spymonkey39]

Soft blue lighting. Something I didn't know I needed.

[@markbryant4641]

The unbelievable truth is one of my all-time faves.

[@TrillKump]

I loved her in 'The Unbelievable Truth'. This story of hers scarred me about humans forever.

[@nebraskafrankcourtny]

Me too, what a great movie!! I wonder if one can find it nowadays.

[@Bebecat477]

Terribly sad story. I'm with you doc, not about robbery. Thanks for the case analysis.

[@jessicaflaherty7650]

I’m really liking studio 4!! Congratulations🎉 on the new house and thank you for all of the informative and humorous videos. I look forward to seeing you every day.

[@vicp99]

Good video. I also believe Diego intended to harm Adrienne. I remember this case and it’s one that I keep in the back of my mind as a woman who in reality has very little means of self defense. I no longer live in NYC or NYS so let’s just say I’m considering at a minimum making sure my family and I can defend ourselves in the home. I can guarantee you that every woman and girl has been in the vicinity of a man that would love to harm her and considered ways to do so but the conditions weren’t right at that moment. Ive had a few situations where i could have ended up similar. Ladies pls be careful these freaks are everywhere 😖

[@daniellavaladez7820]

I love the new background, Dr. Grande!!! Hope you had a safe and easy move into your new home! ❤

[@renee1961]

I love your sense of humor, Dr. Grande!

[@fuzzyfriendsrescuevoluntee3036]

Thanks for covering this story. I too was attacked by strangulation and nearly killed by what the authorities told me was “a visa overstayer.” At the time he attacked me, he was actually on the lamb for the murder of another girl around my same age. I have a feeling he’s offended more than just twice, and it haunts me day and night. I feel sad for the victims of these types of crimes, and for the families who have to suffer the aftermath. It’s probably more common than we think.

[@defneozturk]

Your satire helps to lift the weight of these stories that are usually very heavy thank you nice new studio

[@readingrr2011]

i’ve asked this before but i’ll give it another shot, can you cover the case of xavier dupont de ligonnes? it’s my favorite unsolved mysteries episode

[@ligiization]

Me too, but i think Dr Grande prefers cases from the USA and Australia. I noticed very few of the cases he covers are from Europe. Maybe it’s just my impression.

[@cottontails9003]

Good morning Dr Grande. The police were inept in this case. Thank goodness for the husband intelligence for carrying on with his knowledge of his wife. I'm so pleased they caught the perpetrator. My sympathy goes too the husband, daughter and loved ones. I love your analysis. Thank you Dr Grande. Brilliant analysis, tragic outcome and informative topic. Love the new office, but my eyes keep going to blank wall , a photo of Bella the beautiful and Max the gorgeous would be appealing.

[@debbiethompson14]

Thank you doctor Grundy really Express the emotional angle of this case and I really appreciate it!!! I have 2 daughters around 40 and I can't even imagine the pain of losing them.

[@theresathompson4719]

Such a needless loss, hope this man is in fact transported back to his country unpon release and hope that they actually check the people entering our country for violent crimes although I doubt it. Very sad for her family members.

[@mjanny6330]

He'll just walk back in. When he does you can look forward to supporting him, not just in prison, but in his old age. While his kids wander the streets around yours.

[@valjohnson1927]

Did he have a history of violence before he came here?

[@aldinaatic9360]

I respect the new - familiar plant arrangement but I'm still emotionally attached to the brick wall from past videos. Great analysis as always, thank you dr.Grande 👌

[@viviansytsui]

Yay, new background! The little cacti are adorable. In a way, I like that they focused on the loss and not just on the person who murdered her. People need that reminder that even though he's behind bars now, it doesn't stop the hurt.

[@thewkovacs316]

i remember when i first heard about her death and the first reports coming out that it was a possible suicide and i could not believe it that her murderer will only serve 25 years makes me sick what is amazing is that her daughter sophie looks and sounds exactly like her

[@tommyron]

Thanks for covering this awful story. In addition to her family it was a serious loss for the indie film community. I was really glad to hear item #3 in your analysis. In many was it's the most unusual or striking aspect of this tragedy. I wonder if law enforcement considers it a case study or if any policy changes were made as a result. Thanks again for weighing in on this one.

[@soicybunny]

Dr grande, I love this vibe of the set up here. It is clean, Minimal and I find it calming esp with what seems like natural lighting. These are things I love when hearing any story told over video; as far as KZbin goes, people really go over the top on their whole set whether green screened or not, and it can turn me away from hearing anything when I'm being overstimulated whilst learning about such a horrific event...it's easier to digest just the facts and story with no other distraction the way you curate your content! As far as the story, wtf tho? 😮 this guy brutally attacked a stranger... Bc he wanted to originally rob someone? Menace. don't let him out.

[@benavidesruiz]

Very good exposition. Thank you

[@haletosis1380]

This was heart breaking. She was my first indie movie crush in Trust. Loved her, miss her.

[@sergpie]

I had a very brief crush on her right after high school after seeing her on tv, and thought she looked a lot like Sarah Connor from terminator. I was bummed when she passed.

[@SY-ok2dq]

Loved Trust! I thought the characters played by Shelly and Martin Donovan made a great couple, and the actors worked so well together and had wonderful chemistry. But I first saw her in Unbelievable Truth, which brought her, co-star Robert Burke, and writer/director Hal Hartley to indie fame and made them rising new stars. I was a fan (of all of them) from then on. I expected Shelly to become a bigger, more mainstream star (which Martin Donovan did, to some extent, as did Edie Falco). But I think she didn't like the mainstream projects and roles she was offered, and stuck to indie films, theater etc., with a few appearances in such great TV shows as Homicide: Life on the Street. She also wrote and directed a film in the 90s, set in N.Y.C. - can't remember the title but I've seen it. It was an awful shock to hear the news of her murder, which was first reported as potential suicide. So horrible and tragic. She never even got to enjoy the huge success of Waitress.

[@arinerm1331]

Adrienne Shelly appeared in a Season 10 episode of Law & Order ("High & Low"), then her murder was the basis for a Season 17 Law & Order episode ("Melting Pot").

[@CL-lo4wd]

Such an absolutely heartbreaking story. Thank you so much for covering it with your unique blend of clinical thoroughness, accessibility, respect for the victim and family, and moments of needed humor to help digest it all.

[@mandyb5295]

Thank you Dr Grande for another great video! I’m fascinated by the case of Virginia Tech students David Eisenhauer and Natalie Keepers, who were exceedingly bright and talented freshmen. They murdered 13 year old Nicole Lovell after luring her out of her family’s Blacksburg, Va apartment. How does a super star 18 y.o. student and athlete like Eisenhauer come to kill a young girl? And get a friend to help? Such a bizarre, tragic and fascinating case. Thank you!

[@wrmlm37]

She was lovely. I love "off-Broadway" shows. They can be incredibly imaginative. The best ever was The Long Christmas Ride Home. Blew me away with the different types of staging including puppetry. The story was so incredibly sad. Great show.

[@lisanelke9726]

You are so thorough, Dr. Grande! I always feel like I got all the information I needed 🙂

[@melodychance9399]

Is that a new studio space? Looks great! Thanks for the great videos as always

[@randilowery9669]

WHOA! Nice new background lighting and mic! Very slick set up, Dr. Grande, loving it! 🙂

[@bettinabarry8423]

I've never heard of the case. What a wonderful husband and father, and thank you, Dr. Grande, for the excellent analysis of this case.

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload. Glad the husband didn't give up.

[@lnc-to4ku]

Such a tragic case! I'm so glad her husband pushed things so hard! Another great video, Dr. Grande! Really love the new studio! ♡♡ :)

[@LaReeJohnson]

I had seen the movie Waitress and was so sad to see at the end that it was dedicated to her due to her death. I watched the documentary by her husband today and was glad to see that she had kept a diary since childhood so her daughter could get to know her. Even her 1st birthday card was so touching. Bittersweet that they had given a Halloween party the day before her death, showing her interacting with Sophie, Andrew and friends.

[@didomilan1725]

(Video request -Life and death of Kate Spade ) I remember this story was used as an argument about illegal immigrants being criminals and it has gone from there. She was a talented young woman and died tragically for no reason.

[@CrystalBbyUSA]

Kste safe the designer? She was killed by an illegal immigrant?

[@didomilan1725]

@@CrystalBbyUSA no. That was a request. The next line is about the video.

[@CrystalBbyUSA]

@@didomilan1725 oh ok

[@Cyber_Kati_6744]

❤ Proud Patreon Member Here! ❤ ✨ Hello Dr. Grande & audience! ✨ 😂 Your humor! 😂Tangent HaHa! 😂 Tyvm as always for bringing so many cases to all of us! 🕊️🤍🕊️

[@christophergarza9118]

Dr. G is never off his game. Legendary

[@Katie-jv8tk]

I like the background without the bricks, it's calming

[@delimini9634]

I agree

[@RealmCenter40]

It looks like it should have a casting couch behind him instead of the shelving.

[@blueberry3168]

I’m devastated hearing about this! One of my all time favourite movies is Hal Hartley’s Trust in which she starred. 💔

[@4Mr.Crowley2]

Thank you Dr. Grande! For some reason whenever I see Adrienne’s lovely and wise daughter I think of “Dear Theodosia” from Hamilton, and it breaks my heart. So much tragedy in Adrienne’s life - her daughter deserved to have a mother. I think Adrienne was fighting for her daughter as well as for herself when that creep murdered her.

[@SaintSeja]

Thank you so much for another great video. I would be very interested in your analysis of the Jared Leisek case.

[@marisawoods]

Your sarcastic humor, marvelous analysis, and brilliant mind makes you uniquely fantastic, Dr!

[@violentwildling8924]

Have you covered the case of the central park 5 yet? Thank you for covering this. What a waste of life. :(

[@rayross997]

Thanks Dr. Grande. It is an old case, but could you cover John Wilkes Booth?

[@frankpaya690]

I'm waiting for him to cover the pulse nightclub murders, one of the biggest murder cases in history with 49 casualties Back in 2016.

[@bufordhighwater9872]

The additions of "off" were initially more indicative of how far "off of Broadway" a production was; with the implication that the further a production was from Broadway, the smaller its venue and budget and the less prestigious its cast and crew.

[@andreasrau2161]

Thanks for your analysis, Dr. Grande. Clearly, the murder was not interested in merely robbing Adrienne. If he had been, he could have done so while she was unconscious and then strung her up. On the other hand, why would he presume that she had a lot of cash or valuables on her or in her apartment? Apparently, since the police found nothing out of place (at first) he didn't search for anything. As for the initial "investigation" on the part of the police, we have to remember that this occurred in New York City, which is not really shocked by much of anything, and their determination of suicide would put a quick end to that particular job. That was an instance of negligence on their part.

[@4Mr.Crowley2]

He admitted to robbing many apartments in the buildings in which he worked as a construction worker

[@TekniQx]

Really hope you cover the Sean Daugherty case. I'm really interested to hear a psychological analysis of 12-year-olds and suicide.

[@CrystalBbyUSA]

That's such a strange case and from the info I've heard it's hard to believe he did it to himself

[@robbchastain3036]

That first scenario sounds plausible, with her trying to write, hearing incessant noise downstairs, and asking for some peace and quiet. And then the man taking offense at that and taking retaliatory action like a road-rage driver.

[@4Mr.Crowley2]

It’s no plausible at all. Adrienne was not *at all* a confrontational person, and her husband said the story was completely against her personality. I think it’s very clear Diego saw her and followed her (as he admitted later) and planned to SA her AND rob her but she fought like crazy for her own life and for the fact of her daughter. This pig couldn’t just leave and let her live her own life and be a mother her daughter.

[@robbchastain3036]

@@4Mr.Crowley2 I don't know either way, just that sometimes a construction/repair job can seem too loud or take too long or just be too much to take when you're really needing to get something done.

[@valjohnson1927]

I doubt a woman alone in NYC would've confronted them

[@elizabethwarman9028]

Good morning Dr Grande, I remember watching this on HBO. I am glad her husband kept after the police. I feel for her husband, daughter and other family members. Keep up the great work.

[@elceenomoun8115]

Dr. Grande, I'd love to hear your opinion of the Cameron Todd Willingham case in Corsicana Texas in the 90s.

[@edwardabdel5693]

Wow! Already moved to New Jersey!! Congratulations Dr. Grandé enjoy your stay:-D

[@pandaboo8090]

Love your content a lot Dr. Grande!

[@erictaylor5462]

I wonder how often a serial killer is caught and arrested as a result of their first murder. They don't actually become a serial killed by the definition, if they had not been caught the would have killed again.

[@QueertyUCR]

@@cht2162 he means someone who has all the intention of becoming a serial killer. It very well could have been the case with this person, but he was caught.

[@jeannezan8575]

Love the background love love love your videos no one else makes these stories make sense like you do your one in a million dr.grande keep up the great work keep up the inspiration keep the videos coming ill definitely keep watching 👀 💙 ❤️ 😊

[@tron.44]

Nice new studio! Thanks for the consistent and thorough coverage, as usual.

[@LD10000]

Thank you Dr. Grande. That was a compelling show and a terrible ending, I agree with your opinion on the punishment, he went back to the crime scene as if nothing happened. That man (husband) was fortunate enough to have financial means for a private autopsy opening the case up for more investigation. I like your updated background based on your southwest cactus theme!

[@elliedaniels2245]

Lol " off on a tangent". The Doc' s humor makes me laugh every single time.

[@hmmmmm64]

You've decorated, Doc. I like the white background. It's reminds of a blank canvas...like you're telling viewers: "Life begins now. It is the masterpiece that you can choose to paint well, by listening to my wise words".

[@zenawarrior7442]

Yes great insights for us always, along with the quips. Thanks Dr G😊💜💜

[@wrmlm37]

What the heck Doc! This is going to be interesting. I hate to say this, but good find on the topic. Very sad. Interesting conclusions about the police case against Diego. TY for the upload, Dr. G!

[@touche2584]

Well played Dr. Grande. I like the new background/studio. You and it are not certainly not off off putting.

[@jlbaker2000]

Details: She asked him to keep his construction noise down and that made him angry. I think at that point she might have contacted a third party for her safety and to have have him kicked out.

[@j3suisd3]

The killer said that as one oc his 4 versions of confession ... no one else ever corroborated it 🤔🤬😭

[@kylemoretti]

I like the new setup. Time to press like then watch the video!

[@chasinglighttoo]

God bless you and your family Dr. Grande. Much happiness in your new home. Thank you for your excellent videos. I never miss one

[@megalopolis2015]

Adrienne was very pretty. This guy could have had the original intention of assault, but panicked and killed her instead. Very tragic and unnecessary either way, and this criminal needs a lengthy prison sentence. It looks like you got some better lighting or other equipment. It's very nice. I also figured I'd finally express my appreciation for your cactus theme. Thank you once again for your solid research and analysis. Many blessings to you.

[@4Mr.Crowley2]

Diego changed his story numerous times and in stupid ways. HE broke into her apartment and he killed her. I think it’s obvious that he intended to SA her AND rob her but that things didn’t go how he expected and she fought like crazy for her own life and for the fact of her DAUGHTER. I think Adrienne’s last thoughts were of her daughter, which is heartbreaking.

[@megalopolis2015]

@@4Mr.Crowley2 Very much so. Heartbreaking.

[@mariaathena7910]

@@4Mr.Crowley2 I agree, he was going for SA, a common thief would just left.

[@westsider1442]

Wonderful actress. Did a lot of indie movies with director Hal Hartley.

[@marilynmcmahon5932]

Awful tragic loss. Sorry for the family.I agree that this man should never get out of prison. I like your new set up.

[@highentropy2468]

Your new, pleasant background shocked me nearly as much as the case discussed. Many happy returns from the UK Dr. Grande.

[@SueP-D]

Let me settle into my comfortable off-off-couch and enjoy this video👍🏼

[@mikeballard8404]

How about the young college girl killed about 8 years ago while jogging in Iowa by an illegal immigrant?

[@didamnesia3575]

Off Broadway means "not for the upper class" but possibly still great

[@sophiamac9100]

Love your analysis Dr. Grande (always!) and love your new background! ❤️

[@simonxag]

If the murderer had simply fled the scene (a far more common occurrence) the husband would have been number one suspect (either in person or via a hitman). He would, of course!!!, have been completely innocent. Too many on social media are quick to denounce those suspected in such cases as definitely guilty.

[@mikehuff9793]

Love the new digs! Congratulations Doc!!

[@heather5267]

I really needed the "off" bit today, thank you Dr.Grande its been a crappy week