Former Officer Kidnaps 12-Year-Old From House After Tricking Parents | McKay Everett Case Analysis

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[@tarstarkusz]

He planned to kill the boy from the beginning. After all, the cops would ask him if he could tell them anything about the kidnapper. The kid would have said "Oh, that was my uncle Hilty" What he wanted to do was collect ransom before disposing of him. But then he chickened out. This poor kid died for NOTHING and betrayed by a man he held enough affection for to call him uncle. Thank god for capital punishment in Texas!!!!!

[@hrivers728]

Amen !!!!

[@jillruben8924]

Agree 💯! Senseless and horrific.

[@ricardoveiga007]

A tragedy in which death penalty is not enough. Sad history that destroyed the lives of a child and his parents.

[@Karlswebb]

Death penalty is wrong. Life in prison.

[@DamePiglet]

The saddest thing is, the parents probably would've given him some money or at least helped get him in a better financial position if he had just asked. But he was a creep and now he's a DEAD creep.

[@VeeLondon1449]

I remember this case, I have never forgotten McKay’s mother Paulette’s screams in the courtroom when she broke down, when it was described how her son had suffered, just so incredibly heartbreaking. Hilton was truly treacherous and evil.

[@Juke582]

OMG 😳🥺😢😢😢

[@Faristol7]

Just goes to show how careful you have to be - even as a married couple - about who you should let into your life. Particularly around your kids.

[@albertafarmer8638]

Horrific but the boy made it to heaven.

[@azrealabyss6129]

@@Faristol7 The fact that they were involved with a scam pyramid scheme like Amway shows something about their trusting and naive characters. They were too nice and they had money, a perfect combination for thievery, predators and scams.

[@blueStarKitt7924]

​@@Faristol7Yes.😔😢

[@francislarv3012]

As an ex-cop who probably heard a lot of BS , Hilton should have known how ridiculous his fantasy would seem to other cops investigating him

[@dxcSOUL]

I'm surprised they didn't help cover it up. There's way too many of cops walking free today because of police covering up their evil acts. Matthew Boynton for example. His family being cops in leadership ensured Boynton's innocence.

[@mshaddds8013]

I am shocked that you even found this case. I’m from Conroe and was in high school when this occurred. It rocked our little town. My little brother went to school with McKay. What Crawford did to this child was abhorrent. I’ve seen and paid respects at his resting place.

[@Mimeeku]

I believe this case was on Evil Lives here, Shadows of Death in the most current season.

[@leannemo7382]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@Mimeeku Thanks for sharing. I’m going to look for that episode-sad as the story is to know-to better understand how these “mask-wearing” psychopaths work to gain the trust of good people. As a parent, it’s generally helpful to know some of the ways in which evil people gain favor in order to take whatever, or whomever, they want…satisfying their destructive greed and sadistic perversions. 😣😥

[@BakerWood-sk5he]

What school did he go to? Was it Giesinger?

[@mshaddds8013]

@@BakerWood-sk5he I think it was Travis Intermediate

[@wildfireintexas]

Our oldest daughter’s writing instructor at SHSU was Tannie Shannon who wrote a book called “Seed of Villainy: The Hilton Crawford Story. Mr. Shannon interviewed Crawford multiple times while the later awaited his execution. Crawford was himself married and had two sons. But he was a con man whose schemes were catching up to him. He thought kidnapping the son of his friends would solve his financial problems. I don’t believe he intended to murder McKay. But in order to process the act, he invented a partner, who the police could never verify, who he claimed actually murdered McKay. He went to his death still claiming it was this mystery man who killed the boy. Crawford did not fight his death sentence and his family refused to visit him in prison. Two families destroyed because a man couldn’t accept being mediocre.

[@lostandfound5145]

The boy saw his face and would be able to recognize him. He could never allow the boy to live once he kidnapped him. The plan had to always have been murder.

[@janemiettinen5176]

I think he meant to kill the boy all along, how he could ever let him go, McKay called him uncle Hilty? I think he wanted to collect the ransom and then kill him, but something happened. He chickened out or McKay tried to escape. Poor kid. The “other guy”-defense fits here perfectly, it’s always other people’s fault with personalities like this. Ps. I gotta seek out that book, thanks for the recommendation :)

[@wildfireintexas]

@@janemiettinen5176 At least what I remember from the book, his life was going down the drain and I don’t think he meant to murder him. He wasn’t thinking clearly but that is no excuse he deserved capital punishment.

[@Armond2013]

Here is my analysis of the situation: This kidnapper was not only a psychopath but INCREDIBLY stupid, one of the most stupid criminals I have ever heard of.

[@roseh.3327]

Which is odd...because he was a cop...he has years of experience, on how to be a good criminal. Perplexing...

[@Armond2013]

@@roseh.3327 Stupid people come from all walks of life, as do cops. Dr. Grande just loves to criticize the cops and make statements about how a certain percentage have psychopathic traits; I don't know what statistics he is using or how up to date this information is. I looked this location up and it was a town of about 34,000 at the time, which was probably not full of crafty criminals, and this guy was in law enforcement in the 1960s and 1970s, a time when there were far fewer qualifications required. He may well have gotten his job through political influence with no intelligence required.

[@MrStringybark]

@@roseh.3327 Perplexing. If you're being sarcastic, good one.🤣 It seems to me that, "because he was a cop...he has years of experience, on how to be a good criminal." is the basic profile for a crappy criminal.

[@nobblkpraetorian5623]

@@roseh.3327 could be because he was a lousy cop.

[@blueStarKitt7924]

Yes. 🤬🙄

[@ruthstevens8805]

As a child it was easy to spot the bad guy in cartoons, he had the black hat. True life is so much harder when evil lurks so closely. 😢

[@committed_to_sparkle_motion]

This is so true. I learned that the "nice family man" at work was a pervert and predator and I was shocked. It makes it hard to trust anyone.

[@poindextertunes]

The bad guys are still to spot. They all run for political offices

[@nhmooytis7058]

In my experience many kids actually read evil adults well but their parents and teachers don’t listen to them 😢

[@Ran-33]

Most are gullible when it comes to cons.

[@frisk151]

Even with my absolute agreement with your thoughts / statement.. It sadly is even worse than that.. Obvious predators aren't really that hard to identify if one is interested... The ones who make you feel safe.. (Pick it.. By way of looks or lies, and especially the ones who "appolgize" when bad behaviours get called out.. Yup.. "Buyer beware".. (Easy to speak it in Latin (ETC)... The EYE-tailians pointed it out best.. "Go ahead and mistake kindness for weekness.. "But wait, there's more"... "Keep your friends closed, and your enemies even closer".... Our world is a beautiful one.. There likely will foreover be bugs buzzzing around... The cowards are the ones who are afraid to crush them against their own face.. Wouldn't want any "pain" to come your way.. You should become a "Pope"...

[@joko09010]

He was eating his last meal “like there was no tomorrow.’ 😂

[@maureenhouston2813]

😂

[@MTC24236]

What a greedy FOOL!!

[@wayneurquhart7192]

I can't see how this kidnapping would end in any other way but murder because the child knew his abductor.

[@ember1794]

How horrible all around! How could he ever hope to get away with such a "plan"?

[@nanettevantriesteharder2469]

I don't think he actually did think he could get away with it. Dark tetrad (i.e., psychopathy, narcissism, Machiavellianism, and sadism) braggadocio out of profound covetousness surfaces, yet again, in the realm of Dr. Grande videos (Exodus 20).

[@daynasafranek7807]

When just out of school I was looking for a full time job, a coworker of mine at my part time job, invited me along to a job open house. Funny, it was in a house, but it was an Amway recruitment meeting, instead. It was one of the longest, most boring and snack-less hours of my life. I didn’t invest and avoided that coworker until I left for a better job.

[@christinelee4780]

Yes. I have had my brushes with Amway. Luckily, I never got in too deep with those people

[@sharonhoyt2133]

I had a similar experience and realized the fraud right off the bat.

[@stephensmith7293]

Had a similar experience with NSA. You probably don't recall the name. They were yet another pyramid scheme. The only customers, are the people recruited to sell the products. They sold water filters, and decanters. Nice presentation meetings though. I even went to two of them, they were so well put together. Met some interesting, if clueless, people at the meetings. Anyway, I didn't end up joining. I did buy one of their water filters and decanters. It worked well for about two years. So I guess it was worth it. Better to buy one of those things where you pour the water in, and it slowly seeps through the filter, into a water bottle. Cheaper and portable.

[@elizabethhamm5320]

He was stupid enough to kidnap the boy. I wish that he had been stupid enough to follow through with trying to collect the ransom so that he was caught before he hurt poor McKay. Or that something happened to make him abandon his plan sooner (like a neighbor recognizing and talking to him before he took off with the boy). I can only imagine how many times McKays poor parents have have played the what if game

[@azrealabyss6129]

He planned to kill Mackay from the start. The kid knew who he was so the ransom thing wouldn't have worked unless the witness was silenced

[@crocadoodle7101]

This is an incredibly sad story and a situation the parents clearly didn’t see coming. What an evil scheme this murderer planned. My sincere condolences to the parents of McKay. Thank you for reporting this as your analysis of this topic was indeed informative.

[@tarstarkusz]

He was also incredibly dumb. He literally thought it was a good idea to kidnap for ransom a child who knew him, whose parents knew him. Hey son, can you tell us anything about your kidnapper? Why yes officer, it was my uncle Hilty. That's why he killed him. He realized that he would have to kill him either way because he could identify him.

[@crocadoodle7101]

It’s quite likely his intent all along was to murder the boy. Cannot understand why some are compelled to do things such as this. Yes, he did start off seemingly with a kidnapping plan, but many kidnapping situations end up as a murder.

[@tarstarkusz]

@@crocadoodle7101 This was never supposed to be a kidnapping. The boy knew him well enough to call him uncle Hilty. The plan was to kill him all along.

[@Ezinma88]

​@@tarstarkuszA shame he didn't realise how unworkable the plan was BEFORE setting it into motion

[@nise5281]

He really thought he was crossing over after death to a soft landing?!

[@sharonhoyt2133]

That was the biggest shock to me also!

[@StrangeArrangements]

I remember this case so well. I met the lawyer who defended "Uncle Hilty". That case caused him to stop defending criminals and be a prosecutor.

[@MarabelleBlue]

I pretty much lost it when you said he was eating like there was no tomorrow. In all seriousness - how sad that little boy suffered at the hands of a lunatic 😞

[@thelocalmaladroit8873]

I’m with Paulette. I would have lost my mind too! Sanity serves no purpose here.

[@ztoob8898]

Amway isn't cult-like. It is a cult, full stop.

[@barneyronnie]

Silly pyramid scheme!😮

[@mario-qi3yw]

That poor little boy. Thank you Dr Grande😊

[@barneyronnie]

I believe that there was a perverted, sexual element to Hilton's murder of Mckay! 😮

[@davidveloske279]

Thanks Dr. Very sad. The child's parents l belive never recovered the shame of letting that pspho near there son. I can't imagine the rumination, endless loop.

[@Sarahopal]

When I was a kid (a long time ago), my grandpa got really involved in Amway. Definitely a cult. It took over his life for quite a while

[@nhmooytis7058]

My housemate’s in an MLM scam and yes, it’s a cult.

[@Faristol7]

My parents lost their house & all their money by getting involved in a MLM scheme. I was mortified and heartbroken at their sheer stupidity. They died broke, after my sister and l helped them out financially many times.

[@Sarahopal]

@Faristol7 I'm so sorry you went through that. I was raised in a religious cult and most of my family is still in. They very rarely have contact with me. I've spent a lot of time learning about cults and how they suck people in. Partly for my own healing and partly in the hopes that I can help others get out. It starts with love bombing and eventually always relies on fear. Fear they won't be accepted, that they will lose community (or salvation) etc. It seems that a lot of the MLMs find people with a certain mindset. There's a lot of broken or hurting people in the world and they take advantage of them. There's very little you can do once someone is under mind control. It says a lot about your character that you tried though ❤️

[@nhmooytis7058]

@@Sarahopal there are also lazy people who want to get rich quick who get into these MLM schemes then find out there’s no money in them.

[@nhmooytis7058]

@@Faristol7 my housemate talks about how she’ll be a millionaire meanwhile has no money for gas.

[@anisaskcirmoht57]

"In a situation like this" love the side eye 😅

[@carolynsilvers9999]

So sad for that lovely child. Scary that a person on your friend list might be murderer.

[@BlackCat-eb7ci]

Vile monster. That poor boy and family.

[@marilynmcmahon5932]

God rest the little boy.

[@breathnstop]

Never ever let any random adult, especially a man hang around your house and/or become inappropriately close to your children.

[@martinwhite418]

That is an American thing.

[@tessajones9393]

Things happen when people have access so generally it will be someone you're close with. You can't really not be close to people though.

[@nanettevantriesteharder2469]

@@martinwhite418 I have to question that statement. Immigrants with different backgrounds come from all over the world to the US annually. The US is, therefore, a multicultural society.

[@martinwhite418]

​@nanettevantriesteharder2469 Moving to America does not make you American. I was referring to Americans.

[@nanettevantriesteharder2469]

@@martinwhite418 My second daughter-in-law is a Zambian-born naturalized citizen of the United States. She believes that she is an American.

[@loiskondo8349]

He got to live a lot more of his life than Mc Cay. Softly and gently,he got off easy, jackass! Thank you for your look into this sad story Dr. Grande.

[@glendasully]

What an evil sadistic man. That poor little innocent boy. Rest in peace, McKay

[@davidmckayii752]

RIP young man

[@janedoe4316]

He was just a child, never even made it to being a young man, even more tragic

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload, Dr. Grande! Your true fans love your humour and sarcasm. January 30 is National Escape Day, National Croissant Day, Three Archbishops Day, National Inane Answering Machine Messages Day, Yodel For Your Neighbor Day, and BalognaWeen.

[@birdworldist]

BalognaWeen!! 😁

[@Flamsterette]

@@birdworldist It is one of those quirky holidays!

[@Rebecca-hc5ju]

​@@birdworldist 🤣😅😄😂 right?! (Although I feel like a 10-year-old laughing so much at it) 😂😅

[@Flamsterette]

@@Rebecca-hc5ju It's allowed! Haha!

[@Rebecca-hc5ju]

@Flamsterette hahahaaa!! Thank you for the much needed reminder!!💜💜💜

[@zenawarrior7442]

Your eating joke was great🍞🍕🥓Excellent points & great stats on Amway. I agree with your analysis. Thanks Dr G😊🧡🧡

[@scorpion-lg4ic]

im so angry at this pos. he asked Paulette for forgiveness & said it was a tragedy for her family & HIS. so what?? he brought that tragedy onto everyone!! also, his last words were that he wanted God to bring him over to the shore gently.. just how gentle was Uncle Hilty when HE brutally brought McKay over to that shore? i would say it wasn't a very "gentle" way for that innocent young boy to die. he must have felt so betrayed and confused as to why his beloved uncle would do this. so sickening!!

[@fixfalcon2628]

Narcissists have to make it all about themselves.

[@Throatzillaaa]

Dr. Grande, do you know of any studies that indicate whether a victim's family appears to cope "more easily" if the murderer is put to death vs. If the killer spends the remainder of their lives in prison?

[@jessieyork4508]

That's a very interesting question. I've seen in some of these cases where families of the deceased have had a say in what happens.

[@cabooseabs6864]

He was trying to do the all you can eat buffet.

[@scorpion-lg4ic]

I'm screaming!! "he was eating like there was no tomorrow" no one delivers a roast like Dr. Grande !!!

[@nhmooytis7058]

Roast 😂 I see what you did.

[@scorpion-lg4ic]

@@nhmooytis7058 I'm glad you can appreciate my dorky pun...Lol.. idk if everyone got the joke

[@nhmooytis7058]

@@scorpion-lg4ic I love all puns even dorky ones 😀

[@katrinashostakovich3607]

Dr. Grande!!!! You're so fascinating. Yay for the upload, and thank you for all your hard work

[@lizp637]

Brilliant delivery as always Doc 😊

[@PatRiot-]

The worst part about former LEO who become criminals- is they know the system very, very well. I was involved in a case where a former LEO used his knowledge of law enforcement to run a prostitution ring with underage children. He got away with it for 27 years until I said something. (I didn’t go through all that though)

[@RandomPerson28337]

Darn it you ruined the fun

[@RandomPerson28337]

Darn it you ruined the fun

[@RandomPerson28337]

Darn it you ruined the fun

[@RandomPerson28337]

Darn it you ruined the fun

[@RandomPerson28337]

Darn it you ruined the fun

[@skiak004]

Isn't just wonderful that police around the country are LOWERING their standards to be an officer.

[@lostandfound5145]

It’s just going to get worse. Who in their right mind wants to be a police officer these days? They’re demonized, budgets constantly cut, thrown in jail for doing their job… the second the big cities turned on the police they dug their own graves

[@leannemo7382]

Because, in many large cities, the people were protesting (some rioting) and demanding to defund or disband the police. Soon afterward, their demands were met by politicians, but it meant MANY less officers for highly populated cities. By setting a lower recruit standard, they now attract less experienced officers (w/less pay) to now desperately fill some of those hastily vacated positions. In turns out, many of the quality officers retired early or moved to smaller towns or more rural areas, where they’re needed, appreciated, and get paid accordingly. Consequently, crime has risen in most of the cities who defunded and laid off their police officers.

[@thecove4770]

@@leannemo7382Indeed! And that was the real insurrection, for which no one will be held accountable.

[@valhala56]

Yeah that last meal would have made me feel to bloated and gassy to finish my sentence.

[@Bebecat477]

Awful. This man was a monster. Poor child.

[@gigicolada]

He destroyed that whole family who only wanted to help him. What a monster.

[@renaissanceman4054]

Could you do one on Michael Ross, he was a serial killer who killed my mom's friend when she was a kid

[@melissadavis225]

This is sad story how awful... RIP little one. I know my daughter was murdered along with my three grandchildren it was arson. They died March 14 of last year. Cant imagine how they must feel that was their only child...

[@helpyourcattodrive]

Very interesting and informative video, Dr. Grande. ❤ I always get a lot from your videos and look forward to them every day.❤

[@ztoob8898]

"He was eating like there was no tomorrow." I laughed so hard!

[@spiral2012]

They should let parents carry out capital punishment for the murder of their child.

[@Yodeller1917]

Capital punishment is nice in theory but is too dangerous in reality

[@nanettevantriesteharder2469]

We cannot resort to vigilante justice, but I understand and appreciate what you are feeling, as a parent. My empathetic pathways were triggered for the Everett family. RIP McKay.

[@tarstarkusz]

That sounds good on a bumper sticker. But normal people don't want that on their conscious. It's bad enough they lost their only son, but then they have to live with having killed someone for the rest of their lives!!! This is why we have the state.

[@ChairmanTrump]

Eye for an eye isn’t not what Christians believe. Don’t call yourselves Christians if you believe in the death penalty. You’re only deceiving yourself

[@sharonhoyt2133]

@@Yodeller1917 Disagree

[@margaretlumley1648]

Wonderful analysis as always, Dr Grande! But what a tragic, if somewhat unsurprising, story! 😢

[@MrStringybark]

At his age, only someone who was completely under the control of drug addiction or drunk would have been so stupid to have thought for one moment that he would have gotten away with this ridiculous kidnapping plan.

[@commonsense2680]

I don't understand, why was McKay left alone while his parents went to an AmWay meeting. Didn't he have babysitters? I cannot imagine my parents leaving me and my brother alone for any amount of time.

[@Qetesh777]

He was 12 years old. Do your parents still not leave you home alone?

[@nhmooytis7058]

My parents started leaving me alone when I was 12, because I didn’t want a babysitter anymore, but they never stayed out later than 8-9 pm. And this was 1964.

[@tessajones9393]

Why are people questioning that rather than why there are people sneaking around doing these atrocious things?

[@nhmooytis7058]

@@tessajones9393 there’s no explanation for sociopaths and psychopaths beyond ‘they’re evil.’

[@nhmooytis7058]

@@tessajones9393 and they’re on the street because Democrats and bleeding hearts refuse to punish them.

[@wendybond2848]

The poor child, he must have been terrified.

[@Stargazergirl104]

This is just horrifying

[@bthomson]

Reminds me of the Madeleine McCann case. Why leave young children alone for extended time periods?

[@Rebecca-hc5ju]

I agree. However, Madeleine was only three-years-old, and she and her family were on a family vacation in a foreign country. Smh I didn't realize until recently that her one-year-old twin siblings were also left alone with her. I stayed home alone when I was twelve and even babysat, but we had very close neighbors, and it wasn't never more than a couple of hours.

[@tessajones9393]

I think the question should not be to blame the parents but the offenders. Why are people sneaking around looking for vulnerable children?

[@ClaireBeatty]

Big difference between 12 and 3. Some kids babysit others at 12.

[@elizabethwarman9028]

Hi Dr Grande, good morning from Southern California. Excellent analysis, as always I learn something new from your videos.

[@karinhattingh8257]

Analysis, awesome as always. Wicked sense of humour, enjoyed. Thank you Dr. Grande❤

[@lf9341]

So sad....poor little boy and family...:(

[@joedirt1965]

I assume it's Texas but one state says it will no longer grant dead roll inmates lavish last meals.

[@Neilsowards]

joedirt, I dont see why any states offer a lavish last meal. i wonder why they do? Do they feel guilty for being executioners? Or what?

[@carolelane6341]

Wow, what an evil entity.

[@phylliswurm9473]

Sorry they trusted thst man with the child. There sbould have been other people whether family or really good friends. Sorry for outcome. Good video.

[@zoer7338]

"Hilton was eating like there was no tomorrow" 😆

[@jillruben8924]

What a horrifying case. That beautiful, innocent child murdered for no reason.

[@ns4725]

Victims don't get a last meal, why should the murderers.

[@thepurplemaskknows9383]

Outstanding! Excellent! Thank You, Doctor.

[@gretarobinson1142]

Amway was a thing in 1980s UK, but nothing like youve described here. It was a door to door business selling cleaning products.

[@judithwilliams3147]

Same in New Zealand.

[@daveatkins3568]

He got a bigger house 😂

[@bossyspaghetti]

My parents were in Amway for a couple of years when I was a kid: it is not like a religious cult, it IS one, disguised as a pyramid scheme😂. Their meetings all include very lengthy church services and they make it clear to new recruits that Christianity is basically a non-negotiable prerequisite for joining.

[@nanettevantriesteharder2469]

I am a Christian and I was invited to an Amway meeting by my LDS babysitter, who raised Siberian Huskies in kennels on her property, too. The meeting was lengthy and boring. I recognized that it was a pyramid scheme immediately. So, I was not interested. There was no reference to my faith at all. I was a full-time university Medical Technology student at EWU and worked 1.5 jobs to support my kids as a single parent. At that time, I spent $450/mo. for childcare and $300/mo. for rent at $5.00/hr. Some things are just not worth the risk.

[@greenbrain8725]

He killed their precious boy and the parents were then mentally tortured by his act until they died.

[@puspavelai8353]

It's odd he would attempt to commit a crime in the same car he owned - thankfully, the neighbour was alert and got the details to connect him to the kidnapping.The parents leaving a little boy alone, without a guardian, is what made this man's "money making idea" seem more achievable.

[@Blissfulnessence]

On a side note, amway used to have some really great products 😮😂

[@Rebecca-hc5ju]

Ahhh yes!! I loved their vitamins!! Really high quality! Also, the cleaning products!! They actually still exist. I was at a yard sale this past summer and their was a young lady selling Amway products. Their energy drink "XS" is also really good!

[@Blissfulnessence]

@@Rebecca-hc5ju i loved their cleaning products@

[@ac.7724]

Do they still call themselves Amway? I thought they had changed their name.

[@Blissfulnessence]

@@ac.7724 🤷‍♀️ i have no idea

[@bevcamren1316]

My friend still swears by the laundry detergent

[@commonsense2680]

Why oh why did he have to kill a little harmless innocent boy???? What an evil murderer, he must be in H*ll by now. I can imagine the parents never getting over their boy;s murder. Just horrible.

[@richardhart9204]

... R L Remington was likely inspired by Remington Steel.

[@nhmooytis7058]

I thought that too!😊

[@vipconan_]

The empty prison pantry. I had to listen to that like five times. Thanks Dr grande!

[@user-qt7nq5xl1m]

Texas has changed the last meal to what everyone else eats in the mess hall

[@Mami1234-b3d]

The sarcasm was perfect! Bravo 👏

[@LEV1ATHYN]

LOL... R.L. Remington ?🤣The cops asked him who shot someone and he literally provided a the name of a gun manufacturer.

[@vladimirputindreadlockrast812]

I think there's a niche for a channel that recounts a condemned individual's last day and, especially, last meal!

[@sharondowling8896]

Those poor parents- that poor kid! Heartbreaking story- and Uncle Hilty! Are police officers administered psychological tests before being hired and trained? No wonder we have so many problems with these people who are supposed to be protecting the public! What percentage of law enforcement officers fit the psycopathy mold? I would love to know!

[@jeremybr2020]

This has got to be one of the dumbest ex-cops I've ever heard of. He just kept making the dumbest mistakes one after the other. First, using his own easy identifiable vehicle to commit the crime, driving up to the victims house in complete daylight. Second, involving multiple people in his crime that would be easy to tie back to himself. Such as using an ex-employee who already had a record, and was dumb enough to use her own phone to call the parents, demanding ransom. He revealed himself to the victim, meaning he would either have to kill him, even if he got the ransom money or be on the run for the rest of his life. I think the lesson is clear here.......Never get involved with Amway. It was just a bad idea all around.

[@saras123]

This is so curious and so devastating that relationships end after going through horrific trauma. Not only spouses. When my little cousin ODed and he was my and my sister’s favorite (he was many years younger than us so he was the baby) when he passed away, my sister and I couldn’t hang out together. I literally couldn’t stand the sight of her and so did she when we were closer than best friends before. It took us years to reconnect. I wonder if there’s something psychological behind this and if you can make a video about it even if it isn’t your usual way

[@fixfalcon2628]

The scary thing is, Crawford was in law enforcement for many years. Just imagine what things that psychopath got away with before this.

[@adotintheshark4848]

I bet Hilton crapped his pants big time after the lethal injection, considering that last meal.

[@matthallett4126]

I don't support the death penalty, but in convictions such as this. There is no doubt, and involves harm to a child. There's no other punishment our society should settle for.

[@helpyourcattodrive]

Crazy!

[@irenerosenberg3609]

How is a former cop dumb enough to use his own car to commit a violent crime? I'm thankful for the observant neighbor.

[@kevinross6235]

Dr. Grande, your jokes in this one were my favorite

[@nutellabrot9047]

He was expecting to go to heaven? Wow!

[@crinklecut3790]

I’ve been watching crime videos all day and there’s a recurring theme: the criminals in all of them were cops. Who are we hiring to police our society?

[@CutThroatCody]

Do an analysis on Vince McMahon and his current legal situation

[@jamesoncross7494]

Hilton sounds like the perfect government employee.

[@ponygirlusa]

I doubt Hilton was that hungry, it sounds like he was hoping to leave a parting gift for his executioners.

[@phdtobe]

What a stupid senseless murder!!! 😡

[@TheScapegoat420]

Dr. Grande you kill it every time. You drop so many bombs that I wonder if you are an AI bot.

[@helpyourcattodrive]

He was hungry! 8:06

[@DonPeyote420]

that's quite an order for a last meal, but it's understandable to want to get some comfort before death

[@markiangooley]

Lots of those foods are considered comfort food by many people…

[@KellyK387]

My granny’s friend Gloria (lord rest her soul) was the godmother of the lady perpetrator . This case was big news in Houston and I was in Conroe just last night and thought of this case. It came to mind with the audrii case. Thanks for covering this. Here in the Houston area we have a lot of freaks like this. Haha spent the rest of his life in the big house

[@CocoSpuzzillo]

These stories get grimmer and grimmer I'm so disappointed over the last 5 years what my beautiful country has became

[@deborahfairbanks4012]

That poor little boy. I too would live a walking death if I had to experience such tragedy...

[@manewland1]

Poor kid (and family); given how badly it all went down, I do wonder how the Everetts came to trust him (I would imagine the "mask would have slipped" long before then). Thanks, as always, Dr. Grande!

[@TheChuckwagonLite]

He always looks like he fell down some stairs

[@Azelia834Heather]

Thank you for your Analysis Dr Grande. I hope Hilton rots in hell. Obviously this cruel wicked guy had no empathy in his brain. In my opinion, people who can kill children for no reason at all are an abomination. This story had me in tears last night 😢.

[@SunShine-qk4rb]

Tragic.poor boy