Killer Escapes from Prison and is Never Caught | Sharon Kinne Case Analysis

This video answers the question: Can I analyze the case of Sharon Kinne?
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[@ginger_nspice]

"I guess that pistol was associated with a lot of special memories for Sharon..." This had me rolling 🤣

[@luciel4502]

😂😂

[@uralbob1]

There is nobody on this planet that can deliver a more hilarious deadpan line than Dr. Grande. Great episode…..again!

[@dissidentfairy4264]

.....and with a dry wit. lol

[@billjordanchess1908]

you gotta love the roasting of the Mexican prison system

[@shayb413]

RIGHT?? He is the absolute BEST, in several ways in my opinion! I love how he boils down and summarizes just the most relevant, "need-to-know" info on any given case, then he lays it out clearly, and gives a very well thought out Analysis. It's great, the format- esp. for people who don't have time to watch long documentaries etc. But my FAVORITE thing about his videos, like you, is that witty, sarcastic, sometimes even dark deadpan humor delivered with a completely straight face just like the other information he is relaying. I've never quite seen humor done this exact way, and I find it GENIUS! 😂 Glad there are many out there who appreciate the good Dr. and his brilliant, very unique humor style!! ✌️💖

[@gayefontoura3292]

It’s also great to interact with all of you because we have the same offbeat weird clever out of the box sense of humor!

[@dissidentfairy4264]

@@gayefontoura3292 You sound like my kind of person:-)

[@danielintheantipodes6741]

This reminds me that there is a lot to learn from fiction. Agatha Christie used to often say that 'murder becomes a habit' and it gets easier once an individual crosses the line. I have never heard of Sharon Kinne, but I honestly think she may be a perfect example of how murder can become so easy once an individual crosses the line. Thank you for the video

[@dammar117]

Yes, I remember Agatha Christie saying that!

[@patch8376]

Walter White goes from crying and apologizing for killing a man basically in self defense in season 1 to ordering the deaths of 8 inmates in a single episode of season 5.

[@bthomson]

Agatha Christie's disappearance after finding out that her husband had cheated on her would make a good case study!

[@garyacker7388]

She broke bad ! Once you step over the line it's all down hill.

[@paulryan2128]

Yea, I had that experience ... with a flock of green parrots that were invading my small almond orchard. I threw a mechanics wrench at them one time to scare them off, but hit one and broke its wing. In great remorse, took it to a vet who charged $50, but could not save the bird. Relieved of my guilt, I then bought a bb pistol and dispatched about 5 pesky birds that summer. Unfortunately, I never was able to completely discourage the flock from invading my trees. This was all many years ago; the trees ( and parrots ) are long gone now.

[@gracenurse3365]

Gosh. This is the first I’ve heard of a killer blaming a murder on their infant (!) I guess they can’t contradict you, anyway.

[@bthomson]

Talk about a bully coward! Blaming a two year old!

[@karmaserra2500]

Wow a Maggie Simpson baby. He must have tried to take a lollipop.

[@stt5v2002]

That infant is a real person who has lived her entire life wondering whether she killed her father or her mother did. It’s pretty horrible to consider.

[@lf9341]

A d who knows if he really let his baby play with the gun. It was probably her saying that!

[@scottstuerke4560]

golly gee wilikers.. a murderer who lies.. what next ?

[@keithbrunson7190]

“The prison multi escape discount” you have become not only credible, but your dry humor is overwhelmingly communicative. This is another unbelievable story that you made entertaining and sarcastic. Thank you for the daily jolt of enjoyment!

[@bthomson]

Someone should use that line for a coffee commercial! "Your morning jolt of enjoyment!". Has a ring to it!

[@eileenrobinson4627]

@@bthomson Yes, indeed!

[@rullmourn1142]

I know about this case. The Mexican prison officials and guards actually liked Sharon, she was somewhat of a notorious celebrity in México, and was known as La Pistolera.

[@GracebyHisHands]

LOL this is highly inaccurate information. FALSE ! 🚩

[@rullmourn1142]

@@GracebyHisHands ..Bounce, troll.

[@willer3399]

@@GracebyHisHands Any reason why you lied about that?

[@nanzyz]

😂😂😂

[@linadina1966]

@@GracebyHisHands just googled it and he is correct!?

[@TalkernateHistory]

There was an episode of the television show Perry Mason, which aired in 1959 that featured a very young child shooting his father, because his father regularly permitted the child to play with his gun. Specifically, it's S2E27, "The Case of The Deadly Toy". Perhaps that's where she got her inspiration?

[@thereal4113]

One might say Sharon was "Trigger Happy" Thank you Dr. G. Your work ethic is admirable 🌵🌵🌵🌵

[@eileenrobinson4627]

What a taken brivery!!!!

[@browniehendricks3726]

Look into the case of Martha Ann Johnson. She murdered all four of her children. She murdered one each time her husband left her. She was abused by her mother and passed on the cycle of abuse on. Thanks for two cases in one day. You are prolific and brilliant!

[@scurvofpcp]

I'm more baffled at how people kept getting in line for her. There is so many red flags around her that Bulls are going to have PTSD flashbacks.

[@dogtrainer4645]

"Bribery is a fairly common version of parole in Mexico." ~ Dr. Grande 😂

[@rullmourn1142]

In Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, Austria and other countries, the philosophy of the law holds that it is human nature to want to escape. In those countries, escapees who do not break any other laws are not charged, and no extra time is added to their sentence.

[@justinoz1526]

@NoName99 NoFace88 But couldn't the reverse also be argued? If there is no punishment for attempting escape then trying to escape carries no risk, so why not try if the opportunity arises? I assume they don't punish unsuccessful attempts if they don't punish successful ones. I'd also be interested to know if authorities are held to a higher degree of responsibility for escapees if they have the philosophy of acknowledging it is human nature to want to escape.

[@Dominique-Zipporah]

@Rull Mourn What illogical and quite frankly immoral reasoning that could be used to justify anything and in fact was used to justify things like participation in the Holocaust in those same countries. After all revenge, greed, lust, murder, r@pe, slavery, territorial expansionism, the domination of one group over an other and following the orders of superiors are all part of “Human Nature”.

[@bthomson]

If you don't want to be imprisoned how 'bout not committing any crimes! (Always very sorry for wrongly convicted!)

[@belstar1128]

They should add more time but not much Belgium has a terrible legal system murderers get 3 years rapists get no jail time at all.

[@belstar1128]

@NoName99 NoFace88 Yea i live here things that are considered normal in almost every other country even in Scandinavia are considered far right here like having a national flag in your house for example.

[@Flamsterette]

Two videos in one day? You're spoiling us, Dr. Grande! Thank you so much!

[@Strype13]

While I certainly believe Sharon murdered James... who the feck lets a 2.5-year-old toddler "regularly play around" with real firearms? Out of all the insanely illogical things I hear about people and their atrocious parenting skills... excluding outright abusing them, that's one of the most mindlessly disturbing things I've ever heard.

[@Strype13]

@@shombie2737 I did similar things while I was growing up as well. I had a blast with my cap guns! (no pun intended) The majority of little boys (and some little girls, of course) love playing around with toy guns and such. However, those things are vastly different than allowing a small, toddler-aged child to play with real firearms. Not even remotely comparable, in fact.

[@cxa011500]

I mean...there was a case where a man was shot by his dog somehow so anything is possible 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@shombie2737]

@@Strype13 this is true

[@theresaohman7187]

Stupid is what stupid does. You'd think people would have some common sense. I can't imagine allowing the father to let the child regularly play with a gun.

[@theresaohman7187]

@@shombie2737 thank God there are some good parents out there but the ones that are not need a wake the hell up call.

[@ilsavankuren6511]

I bet she didn’t live long after escaping from prison given her penchant for violence. Sooner or later she had to cross the wrong person and they did her in. I wonder what became of her children?

[@scroogemcduckrich9705]

agree.. odds are she met her match

[@billthecat129]

She is still alive

[@adjeiboateng6720]

@@billthecat129 you know where she is?

[@michaelmartin9148]

@@adjeiboateng6720 I suspect that Sharon changed her name to Greg M.

[@kathydove3148]

Hi Dr. Grande! Thank you for presenting the case of Sharon Kinnee I think she was a cold-hearted serial killer with no remorse. Hard understand how a woman could be so cruel? I agree with you that she likely bribed a guard to escape the Mexican prison. I got stopped by a police officer in Mexico 🇲🇽 for driving the wrong way on a 1-way street. He allowed me to get out of the ticket for $50 in cash. He then cleared the roadway for me to head back to the USA. Great customer service 👍

[@angelaholmes8888]

Sharon kinnie is a total sociopath

[@Lea941]

Very interesting story! I really enjoy how you sprinkle humor into all your reporting.. 😉

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

What a fantastic gift, two videos in a day! You are the best Dr. Grande, thank you for all that you do.❤️

[@LDiamondz]

Yes, that was a nice surprise! He's got quite a few new subs, too! How's things in your little corner of the Garden State? 😂 Oh, I love the new pic, btw. It's quite lovely. 🥰

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

@@LDiamondz Aww thank you.☺️ Well, the Garden State is getting quite hot and humid, but I will take it anytime.😉

[@LDiamondz]

@@rejaneoliveira5019 😉 Yeah, I love the summer, but I hate when it's really humid. We can always go down the shore, though! Beach weather! I love that idea! 🥰😍🤩❤💜💙

[@smallhouseinthemeadow6131]

I watch these not only for the cases, but because I can always count on Dr.Grande for cracking me up.

[@joan8178]

Thank you, Dr Grande, for another interesting analysis. Love your dry sense of humor!

[@reannabaker4]

Anyone else want him to cover Barry Morphew? He allegedly killed his wife Suzanne Morphew. They lived in Colorado and Suzanne was reported missing when her abandoned bicycle was found on a path at their Puma Path residence. She was reported missing on that Mother's day when she was alone. Her husband Barry said that she must have been taken by a mountain lion. The police couldn't find her and eventually Barry was arrested but as the trial was going on the prosecution dropped the case. It's in limbo and Suzanne is still missing.

[@midnightmoon3550]

They can recharge him later if they find more evidence. This was done because if he won they couldn't charge him again because of double jeopardy

[@bthomson]

Dr. Grande did this case around 11 months ago.

[@reannabaker4]

@@bthomson Thanks for letting me know. I don't know how I missed it but I'll watch it now.

[@jaxl1931]

Time to binge watch Dr.Grande on my day off! I've gotta get caught up. Love your videos Doc! I could listen to you all day!💋❤😘

[@oceanstaiga5928]

Gotta love when people appeal and get their sentence extended like she did from 10 to 13 years. Too bad she didn’t get to experience that prison time.

[@Blade56762]

Even 13 years is a pretty pathetic sentence for just one murder, let alone three or ??? (however many she went on to commit). I really, REALLY support the death penalty, promptly carried out, for all murderers, child and animal abusers, violent rapists, etc. Haven't we got enough humans on this planet already, without treating the dregs as though they're treasure?

[@aarondavis8943]

@@Blade56762 Sounds like you might be a bit partial to killing.

[@KamalasFakePolls]

​@@Blade56762 a lot more child abusers would kill their victims.

[@PaleMagnolia]

It's possible that she continued to commit crimes even after her escape and she was again arrested, only under a different name in a different country. As far as we know, a Jane Smith who looks strikingly like an elderly Sharon Kinne could have rotten in a Bolivian or Venezuelan for years.

[@annalisegiovanni7032]

I watched a documentary on this case a while ago. I think it was called "When blaming it on the baby works" (Or something along those lines)

[@davidbrienlantry8760]

This story would be a great movie- of course Dr. Grande would be hired as a character development consultant!

[@livbot7173]

I was thinking “I would watch this movie” during the whole video 😂

[@robbiebutler1473]

I think it’s been made into a mini-crime series and on a crime series that aired on the ID channel. I can’t think of the name of the show but I will edit when I can remember the name. I’ve always thought it would be a good movie as well and the screen writer could use his/her imagination regarding her life after the (so-called escaped), they could actually have maybe two different endings as dream sequences. It’s truly fascinating and I myself think she didn’t die young but probably married and just lived out her new life. I read somewhere that her family raised all three of her children, that’s horrible to be a child and know your mother never truly loved you. I think she was not capable of feeling deep love or any type of emotions other than very shallowly.

[@cjc363636]

This would certainly be a great movie. I can see it as a streaming mini-series, too. It's got all the streaming bullet points: Attractive true-story lead character...Easily divided up into chapters/episodes with the murders/trials.....Period piece... Exotic locations toward the end (Mexico and South America).

[@55bigcheese]

He should also edit the script and put in the good jokes

[@peterking5537]

Excellent break down of the crimes and Sharon Kinney as a person. Seen through the eyes of an expert in this field. You have one of the driest deadpan senses of humour I've come across on KZbin, lol 😁. Definitely subscribed and peace from the UK 🇬🇧.

[@fomoscomicsandpopculture]

Some of the craziest stories start off with being part of LDS. This lady was a beast. Her outlaw skills were on point. Thank you for sharing her story! This particular piece was very well crafted and delivered.

[@Bebecat477]

Wow, this woman! Never heard of this interesting case. Thanks for the upload.

[@SouthernOregonOrgani]

Your, literally the best KZbinr on the platform!

[@thelocalmaladroit8873]

You’re amazing! So glad that you love your work!

[@mangafq8]

Love the shade on the Mexican prison system. I don't think she lived too long after escaping. I think she met someone who unceremoniously outfoxed her in the gunhandling department. So she is long gone.

[@BeckyInCa]

What an interesting case! I had never heard of this woman.

[@annalisegiovanni7032]

Hello Dr. Grande❣️ Thank you SO MUCH for the 2nd video today! I'm listening to you while I finish up my night routine. You're the best!!

[@Bella.216]

Same, was doing dinner dishes programming the coffee ☕️ pot and folding laundry. Dr. G is the best ❤️💚💙😀

[@pennsydude9723]

Never heard of this case. Thanks doc. Very interesting to say the least. I always enjoy listening to your analysis.

[@olson.pamela]

Hey Dr. Grande, I am always curious about the children of these career criminals. What happens to them? It seems like most of the women you report on are popping out kids right and left. What happens to them? These women are cruel and harmful to their children.

[@wickjezek1101]

I would say an absent mother is better than one who commits lots of violent crime. Neglectful, but probably the kindest thing they do is leave them with kind family members and a stable life.

[@user-xg3uy6hq9g]

@@wickjezek1101 no guarentee that the family members the children are left with are kind, and not resentful

[@ReSearcherSusie]

Thank you for all your hard work, Dr. Grande! I appreciate you.

[@puspavelai8353]

Made me think of the Candy Montgomery case, Dr Grande recently (May 14) covered in detail. One of the one-liner here especially, was gold! Dr Grande: "I think she really made a *positive impression* on the jury. One juror even asked for her autograph." ;D I feel her aura in court could have been overpowering for that period in time! The Mexican jail house was 'rocked' (?) most probably by design too? In her 30s then, she possibly mapped out her life to live a Mexican native ranch life. Perhaps, a series based on Sharon Kinne in the works!:)

[@violetedge83]

Baby Dana holding a gun... Maggie Simpson comes to mind

[@BobGymlan]

This one’s a rollercoaster.

[@synthiamcbride7194]

The woman had three children. I wonder who was taking care of them while she was busy being tried for murder, having multiple affairs, running off to Mexico, then doing time in a prison there.

[@Initium1000]

Also, what are the children doing now? I’m 100% sure they knew where she was. She may of passed at this point?

[@nbctheoffice]

I’m commenting so early that I can only speculate this video will be a banger.

[@jo8995]

🌵🌵🌵🌵

[@nbctheoffice]

@@jo8995 Petition to name Dr. Grande’s fans the Cactus Crew.

[@dissidentfairy4264]

Sounds like men found her simply irresistible. To die for:-) She must have bribed the guard with sex what else did she have to offer? You continue to show us that life is stranger than fiction, Dr. Grande:-) Maybe this is another Correction Officer story! Maybe one of the guards fell in love with her and hid her away and took care of her for the rest of her life. If so, I hope he didn't live to regret it:-)

[@binkytube]

She wasn't that attractive, just easy.

[@wickjezek1101]

@@binkytube or very charasmatic and manipulative.

[@dissidentfairy4264]

@@binkytube Keep in mind you're looking at dated photos. If she was that same age today and given a modern day makeover she might look really good, who knows:-)

[@pierre6625]

Hello Dr. Grande, I have to start with "Out of the running for the safe parent of the year award" So funny, but back to the case, I viewed this video as kind of complex. A lot of court appearances with no results, the killing of Francisco Ordonez, shooting the employee, and saying she thought he was attacking her as well. All are suspicious actions. And like Rejane said, a bonus listening to 2 videos in one day is great. Best Regards. ❤👍

[@romeogirl3982]

Good Morning Fabulous Dr. Grande! The multi-bribe discount joke and your dry comedy is always humorous! The serious nature of your analysis needs this levity. Thank you!

[@helpyourcattodrive]

Perfect timing! I need a break from watching all the shows w Amber getting undone on the witness stand today. Omg.

[@LDiamondz]

Yeah, she did terrible. Tomorrow should be just as good...I mean bad. ;)

[@sherryd.3425]

@@LDiamondz She is not a healthy person and it is ridiculous to drag her through the court system. I do understand that she gave herself into that position by her behavior. Over and over again. She is not, in my opinion, mentally competent to be making the legal decisions she is making at present. She is hurt and vindictive to the point that she is not acting in her own best interests. Someone hurt this woman in childhood so profoundly that she lives in terror. She does not ever feel safe with anyone. She has behaved very badly and will continue to do so until someone removes her from the public forum. That will be a huge relief to her and everyone else.

[@shayb413]

Another great and interesting case Dr. G! 💖👍 It's crazy how some people have no problem just killing people who are inconvenient to them or in their way, etc. She could've divorced her husband, moved on with her life. Instead she had no problem killing 4 people over pettiness and jealousy, or them just getting in her way. Thanks for another intriguing case of a women with a clearly twisted mind! LOVE Dr. Grande and his videos, such a highlight to my Day!! 💖🤓💕🌵🥰

[@jenniferpeterson1338]

"...get the 5th free..." Dr. Grande, you slay me with the snark.👍

[@lucyscottwalker2203]

Back in 1976/77 I was in an old time store building with my 2 year old. I was speaking with the owner as we prepared to leave, standing next to the old cabinet where they'd kept the till for checkout. My baby said something and when I looked down she was holding a pistol in both hands pointed directly at my head.

[@dachsiemomma1725]

I remember this case from my childhood - we lived near Kansas City and heard about it every day on television and the radio. My mother would rail against this woman every time the news came on! Kinne is a fascinating but frightening criminal.

[@austinballard6815]

Very interesting story and again, Dr. Grande delivers a great narrative! As for what became of Sharon Kinne, well I recall reading that FBI had 'credible' evidence that she had gone south and entered Guatemala by 1975. That was apparetnly the last 'hit'...if that is in fact true. Her case was presented on Unsolved Mysteries, hosted by Robert Stack, back in the 1990s. Personally, I think Sharon Kinne died many years ago.

[@1957kevy]

Love your dry humour doc, good analysis of the case and research always entertaining regards from New Zealand 😎

[@kbombaci2670]

Was there any man that Sharon HADN’T had an affair with??

[@user-ic9qm8mb4t]

My feelings exactly. Plus, she wasn't what you would call a real beauty. Strange.

[@Sweetpea1128]

I always wonder what happened to the children in these stories.

[@mritzs5142]

Google it

[@susansandler8429]

Her poor children! Curious about what happened with them.

[@kelleybutler9203]

The dad’s parents (or paternal grandparents) raised his two and Marla (baby born during trial) was raised by a good couple who adopted her. The children all were safe away from her thankfully.

[@latinaalma1947]

Imagine growing up thinking you may have killed your father unwittingly in childhood.

[@phixxxer11]

Comic genius makes it look easy 😃 with his on point delivery. Spun comic gold. Bravo. Not far from the truth about Mexican jails.

[@infantzebra5446]

Hey Dr . Grande could you do a video on the new York buffalo shooter?

[@iyalove9383]

This is a fascinating case. Thank you Dr. Grande! 👏

[@davidsmajda6021]

U deliver a very entertaining show and sense of humor! I love how u cover many different events!

[@stephaniemonson13]

You are a Treasure. Great Video Dr.! ❤

[@crismartin3137]

As usual very insightful. Also I love your shirt!!! Thank you keep them coming.

[@donnagolder7893]

Thank you for the sorting of this complex set of murders.

[@billlittlejohn2331]

This has got to be the most convoluted, screwed up case I've ever heard of! Everything about this case is complete nuts!

[@bobdillon2520]

Your deadpan delivery of sarcasm cracks me up.

[@helpyourcattodrive]

So nice to have two videos from Grande in one day again.

[@nebulanigrimleonis3883]

Sharon needs a Netflix doc or a movie. This story is fascinating.

[@angelaholmes8888]

Yeah I'm surprised that hasn't happened yet

[@rowserm]

Your delivery is on point. YOU ROCK!

[@OhtheSuffering]

Dr. Grande got me SHOOKETH. I was just wondering if you had ever done a video on Sharon Kinne.

[@WillPhil290]

He's not diagnosing you with anything... he's just speculating as to what might be going on... IN OUR MINDS 🥴 lol

[@DavidDeeble]

Dr. Grande - I think your viewers would enjoy hearing your take on the dispute between gilded celebrity rehabilitation centers Passages and Cliffside in Malibu.

[@theresaohman7187]

How could a person on the jury even want this woman's autograph? Greedy I'd say.

[@Wonderland1865]

People are pretty stupid

[@reneebock9673]

I love your posts and insight into all of these crimes. I also like the ever changing background cactus theme.

[@donaldsweeney784]

Your humor is off the charts.

[@clairenollet2389]

Goodness, Sharon was a lively little thing, wasn't she? As to her fate ... when I heard you talking about her periodic residences in Washington state, one wonders if perhaps she didn't go back there in the early 1970s. And, always a sucker for a handsome fella, maybe she met a young man with wavy hair. "Hi, there," she said, "my name is Sharon." "Hi, Sharon," he answers. "My name is Ted. Ted Bundy." One would imagine they would have so much in common!

[@Hatbox948]

Or she may have crossed paths with the Green River killer. I wish a remote viewer would look at this and give an opinion on what may have happened to her.

[@emilyhollis4231]

Just what I needed, another Dr Grande video!! 🥰 (wow....the "manhunt" that lasted two months!)

[@Bea-ok8ci]

That is very disturbing story. She just shot whoever got in her way for whatever reason. She qualifies as a serial killer.

[@cottontails9003]

Great analysis Dr Grande , its really hard to like this woman. She appears to have no remorse and empathy. I believe she probably bribed the guards , if she's not alive, I doubt she will be missed. Thank you Dr Grande . Excellent analysis and topic

[@bthomson]

CT. - You got a heart! I am sending you one too! 💌

[@cottontails9003]

@@bthomson Thank you 🌷

[@fitter70]

I love his dry sense of humor. Doctor Grande you are the best.

[@HawklordLI]

I grew up in Independence, I remember hearing about this when I was a kid right after we moved to Independence.

[@johndoe43]

You are very good with your analogies and videos I can't pass you up. Thanks

[@tnekkc]

I am 71 and remember reading about this case in a black and white magazine...when I was a little kid.

[@princesssalt]

Dr Grande ✌🏻

[@greenfacere210]

It has been my nightly routine falling asleep to your videos. Your voice is so relaxing to drift off to 💖 thank you, Dr. Grande

[@wendygillard2133]

The law in Mexico is unbelievably appalling. As for Sharon I hope she reaps what she sows!

[@SandyCheeks63564]

didn't anyone think it STRANGE that she'd hire someone to help her find her rival's dead body? It's not like it was a loved one gone missing. Maybe the guy said he'd wait & see if Patricia came back--rather than be with Sharon!

[@desolladoxipe]

As much as I love this one, we would like to watch your opinion on the recent Buffalo shootings. :-(

[@iyalove9383]

I'm waiting for that one too.

[@LDiamondz]

Yes, I asked for that one myself, yesterday. I really hope he does it!

[@deadhole5743]

not yet guys. thus is exactly what the shooter wants. to be talked about.Do not show the shooters face.

[@lia-liz2012]

Why???

[@nortonvilledrive3279]

The placement of the cactus reminds me of the penguin in placement Kathy Bates in Misery.

[@nortonvilledrive3279]

Breadcrumbs of deaths lead to Sharon

[@billhildebrand5053]

Todd Grande gave us two videos for the price of one today. He even escaped making a paid promotion on the second one: I would assume he made no bribery attempt to get out of the proverbial jail free, but my assumption is he likes to talk a lot about people who deserve a Jail sentence that he forgets how enthusiastic this topic is to him. Good luck on the multi jail servers, and escapees !😃😄😃😄

[@Lucky_Chase]

Hey! Thank you for your uploads! Can you analyze the case of Laurie (Bambi) Bambenek? It seems a bit surreal these many years later.

[@Hatbox948]

It's been overdone.

[@ChereeDawn]

Just saw you on a promo for a documentary on Hulu?!? Dreams do come true! 😉

[@LDiamondz]

Really? That would be cool. What's the documentary about? 🤔

[@helpyourcattodrive]

Unbelievable! What a story!

[@cratesthefoolish2442]

The hardest working man on KZbin!

[@alexcantelou2469]

The story comes off like a James M. Cain novel. Total film noir scenario.

[@DipityS]

Whoa! As you were getting towards the end of her killing I was starting to think - serial killer? Which, I guess technically would be correct, because that was a string of killings - how many people does someone actually need to murder before they fit that title? I agree she doesn't seem like a well balanced person who would be able to live her life on the down low after her escape. I think if she were alive we'd be able to follow the destruction and deaths to her door.

[@Hatbox948]

My thoughts exactly.

[@steveeuphrates-river7342]

Amazing how many people she killed without receiving punishment

[@TheAngiepangie424]

That mo’ fo’ accused her child of the murder of the child’s father? What a POS. Rockin’ the, ‘My child was murderer of the month’ bumper sticker.

[@higgaroc]

What a weird woman…possessed with a need to be deviant. Very interesting analysis, Dr. G.

[@saciji]

And what happened to all those children?

[@joycewilliams967]

@@saciji I was wondering that myself.

[@Janellabelle]

Right? Weird woman...fairly common for a man, but a WOMAN? That IS weird.

[@SorrowAvenue]

​@@Janellabelle Keep your sexism to yourself.

[@deirdreevangelista856]

"Escaping f rom prison isnt illegal?! WHAAAA? LOL....

[@rha101]

She was a Bonnie looking for her Clyde.

[@lnc-to4ku]

What a fascinating case. Love these older ones that I've never heard of before! Had to laugh at your little jabs at the Mexican prison system! 😅