Low-Ranking Public Official Charged with Killing Reporter | Robert Telles Case Analysis

[@gabe-po9yi]

I’m impressed with the employees getting together to oust him. People will rarely agree to try to do anything about a situation, no matter how bad things are. Kudos to the brave.

[@BubbyBold]

I think that speaks to how intolerable of a boss he was. He sounds like an all around unpleasant person to be around

[@KarmasAbutch]

So true and very rare. Testament to how toxic he was because if it had been a toxic workplace before him people would already be distrusting of each other instead of banding together like this.

[@mj4193]

Especially in a small government. The corruption in government of all levels often silence these complaints.

[@michaelm9710]

This behavior isn’t rare. I’ve met several managers who were fired due to toxic workplace behavior. They often end up as low level government managers and administrators where they continue and sometimes become even more intolerable. Unfortunately, local and state government tends to move these people to other departments rather than deal with the issue.

[@poindextertunes]

yes we need more of this on a higher level position wise

[@Grundlesweat]

Has it ever once occurred to any criminal ever that keeping items used or worn in the commission of a murder IN YOUR OWN HOUSE is not a good idea

[@farfromnormaltv2438]

Do you know why he did it? Are you really that stupid guys!? So he had a way to beat it in court.

[@scottbaxendale323]

@@farfromnormaltv2438life in prison. He did it.

[@beaulieuc8910]

agreed, but narcs are so arrogant, they think they could get away with it, yes, it is madness and they are mad

[@Silas-lc9op]

​@@farfromnormaltv2438 Why does keeping the big hat and shoes he wore help him in any way? If he burned them...poof...gone

[@barneystone1715]

How did you get net access Robert?

[@claytongoode5715]

"Leftover cake denial rage..." a red flag if there ever was one. Thank you Dr Grande for this crossover of the Office and a Cohen brother murder mystery.

[@sispeepgame]

They called him Boss Baby. 😭😂😂😂

[@SpicyMango7]

I’m still laughing at this 🤣

[@jbug13158]

It seems like it's part of narcissistic personality disorder, I know one other person who is thin skinned and a big baby too.

[@sispeepgame]

@@jbug13158 Have you seen the movie Boss Baby? If not, look it up and it will make more sense as to why we find this hilarious.

[@ms_bronx9219]

I just noticed that as well 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 I'm so weak!!!

[@artyomsevchenko6089]

What a nightmare. Sadly, most of us have encountered someone like this in the workplace.

[@shawnfoster4506]

Murderers? Most people encounter murderers in the workplace? That's strange

[@artyomsevchenko6089]

@shawnfoster4506 3 of my coworkers from my past jobs have been convicted of murder. That's Anchorage, Alaska for you

[@shawnfoster4506]

@artyomsevchenko6089 that's wild. I imagine your experience is a bit of an anomaly lol, I've never known anyone who's mentioned working with a murderer, let alone several

[@artyomsevchenko6089]

@@shawnfoster4506 Thankfully it is an anomaly. After I left Alaska I realized this.

[@NickolaiPetrovitch]

Uh were you a prison guard ? 😂 I don’t think most of us encounter murderers in a regular workplace

[@evonne315]

"Attracted to positions of power, but not attracted to doing a good job." Thats about right!

[@toddritter5638]

I'm continuously amazed at how bad people are at crime. And life.

[@jimbo91262]

oh, thank you! Can't stop laughing.

[@Claudia-lq3ns]

Yeah, that was just dumb. Pure impulse...

[@Dudleyism1]

to be honest on papaer he was good at life. to go from being an HVAC tec to lawer, to public office is kinda impressive. he had to have some work ethic to get that far. but being a decent human being was never in his cards

[@bradweir5579]

I just don't understand how someone can think they can get away with something like this.

[@bthomson]

How 'bout screw loose!

[@mes1220]

Me neither dear Brad weir Me neither

[@paulden3158]

If he had not used the wife's car he could have gotten away with it. All it takes is 1 link to connect u

[@TheBOG3]

@@paulden3158 And it really hurt him that they found the matching clothing items in the dummy's own house. Why didn't he burn or somehow get rid of his murder costume that he wore? He deserves prison for his stupidity and narcissism for thinking he's too smart to never get caught.

[@barbaradascalos4411]

Yeah..guy goes whole life and then boom it all just falls of a cliff...like some kind of temporary total insanity.

[@sweetvibe]

RIP Jeff. I work next to where he lives. Vegas is a small town and he was the probate lawyer for a few friends. Thanks Dr. Grande for your analysis Telles is definitely a narcissist can’t even plead guilty so Jeff’s family friends and colleagues begin to mourn

[@azulgaia7782]

So sorry.

[@waynejohnson1786]

Vegas is a small town? Doesn’t it have over half a million people?

[@mortishanocturnal71]

Its extremely transient. For those in public office. . . It may seem small.

[@user-bx4ti6ig3i]

I know im late but, Vegas outside the Strip, is a small city. It is surrounded by other growing cities like Henderson, summerlin, and North Las Vegas. It can't really grow anywhere anymore because all those cities are blocking Las Vegas.​@@waynejohnson1786

[@mikeflynn1629]

Dr Grande thanks for making life easier for me. I don't get out except to see doctors. All I have is my phone to entertain me. You bring facts to all the cases. Thanks again for bringing these cases up.

[@anusthing]

I'm sorry you're going through that. I hope you're able to get out and feel better soon

[@kathybates1751]

Hope you feel better. Please continue to comment.

[@mes1220]

Dear Mike we look forward to+appreciate all your comments We know you,re a wealth of knowledge informtion intelligence wisdom so we love your insights enlightenment

[@ale347baker]

You should volunteer if you're able. It can make you feel good.

[@mes1220]

@@ale347baker volunteer to do what dear?

[@The-Portland-Daily-Blink]

The public administrator, whose job it is to figure out who gets said property, after people die, well, these folks have HUGE power and room for misconduct. None of this surprises me. Again, Dr. Grande, your calm, dry humor is HILARIOUS. I feel guilty when I laugh but that's on you. Great analysis.

[@beaulieuc8910]

agreed. I also found Dr Grande's comments hilarious, chucklng in my little cottage in england

[@gablefisk-govphost817]

Thanks for bringing outside attention to this case. I live less than a mile from Telles and was walking my dogs in the park next to his house when he was arrested. Jeff German was an excellent writer and his book "Murder in Sin City" is well worth your time.

[@mes1220]

Are you sure it ws him whoms being a ressted back then? Might it hve been a lookalike of his dear?🌞✳️🌞✳️🌞✳️🙏

[@tyraebowie6175]

@@mes1220what??

[@mes1220]

@@tyraebowie6175 I were requesting to know if he's definitely sure it were him he see being @rrested Quite a simple question isn't it?

[@gablefisk-govphost817]

@@mes1220 There were cops and news cameras, and the address had been widely published

[@mes1220]

@@gablefisk-govphost817 ok petal I didn't re@lise all of this Must've been horrendously humili@ting having all these c@mer@s taking videos pictures of someone😥🌳🙏 How comes you took so long to respond Squire? God bless you yours sincerely million times 🌞🌳🌞🌳🌞🌳🙏

[@8bert9]

I think the turning point, as Dr. Grande stated, was " Robert's leftover cake denial rage was out of control".

[@kitkatclawz]

lol

[@annabelleecho8056]

🥮

[@tyraebowie6175]

🍰 😂😂

[@susanedrington4878]

Funny 😂

[@louisms]

He was still an asesor when my dad died this year. My dad had no will and his id came up missing after his death. My dad owned a property that ended up stolen by people who faked my mother and fathers identity. I believe in my heart he had a part in this. I can’t prove it. We got the parcel back though we caught it in escrow.

[@barbaraayarza5352]

Get an investigator... It's highly likely you are correct.

[@michaelblaine6494]

He’ll pay for the murder gravely and he won’t get away with what he did to you either

[@jessicascott6413]

I'm sorry I had to deal with the effects of this scum bag

[@StevensToeBeans]

Highly respected reporter named Lauren is covering this. She would probably love to talk with you. Her husband is a forensic psychologist. The channel is Hidden True Crime.

[@beaulieuc8910]

oh wow, sorry to hear that

[@sophiaisabelle027]

We appreciate Dr Grande's consistency on this channel. His analysis on this case is spot on.

[@PoM-MoM]

It sure is !

[@kingdingaling9510]

Ah, No! Hes not! He just spits out what ever the "main stream" narritive is. The man has never had an original opinion or thought, ever.

[@simontaylor809]

I agree. I like how his face skin doesn't seem to quite fit his jaws and face bones. Fascinating to watch.

[@MusgraveRitual]

There was another bald, though higher- ranking official he never speculated about, even though the case offered multiple diagnoses, and lots of pun opportunities.. I lost a lot of my appreciation for Dr. Grande...

[@kimcrandell8487]

You nailed that guy. Narcissist to the core.

[@beaulieuc8910]

yes, classic narc. they can be so funny

[@zenawarrior7442]

Great analysis again of a sad case. Fully agree vulnerable narcissists act so badly when their control is challenged. Thanks Dr G😊🧡🧡

[@PeteC62]

The presumption of innocence is on the part of whichever judicial body is trying the case. It's up to whoever is prosecuting the chase (law enforcement) to prove otherwise, beyond a reasonable doubt. Edit: did you remove your comment about the presumption of innocence? It seems to have disappeared!

[@zenawarrior7442]

@@PeteC62 Yes I did, seemed too long. Thx for your feedback and info. I see that phrase on many crime shows too but to me it's opposite: if you're in custody or charged obviously presumed guilty not innocent. I've also known people thru experience that once accused up to the person to prove otherwise which can be difficult once gossip and/or accusations are made.

[@cottontails9003]

@@zenawarrior7442 Great comment my friend. 😜😚❤💙💖✉🎋🎋🎋🎇

[@h0rriphic]

I dated one for two years. It was the worst two years of my life.

[@zenawarrior7442]

@@h0rriphic 😔

[@Mohamed-Bokhary]

Dr. Grande has a unique style of “speculating” that makes you feel as if you can see the character and he is very good at deciphering complex personalities traits by interpolating between scattered incidents and he beautifully draw a concrete picture. Thank you Dr. for the educational entertainment.

[@jhoughjr1]

I had a simmilar situation at a job where a manager that had no clue what had already been done came on thinking he just needed to change everything. It killed the entire project wasting millions of dollars and two years of effort.

[@bthomson]

This sounds soooo familiar!

[@daynasafranek7807]

Lol! That is every new manager!!

[@overthehilldill3626]

@@daynasafranek7807 hey now I'm a manager and i resemble that remark!

[@evonne315]

I think some people are addicted to change because its chaotic, they thrive on it (dopamine) plus causing chaos means the leader gets to be in charge of everything to get things back in order. Its a control move that masks what a person is really up to, which is getting thier hit and a paycheck. Thier not smart enough to think past "what if this wont work".

[@mitch-lifestyle]

The really odd part is that this "Public Administrator" job is an elected position. It seems that this position should simply be a regular city/county job that people apply for like any other common government job.

[@maam-yj8ph]

It's been one of the most disgusting revelations of my adult life to realize how many people "administrate" things they can't actually do if their lives depended on it.

[@answerman9933]

I think you may be viewing the position in the wrong light. At least for this particular jurisdiction, the position of public administrator will just be the person in charge of that particular department. Civil servant types will do all of the day to day work.

[@kiiltochii1607]

What is so "odd" about the community having an opportunity to vote for their employees? You know, "muh democracy"

[@lisanadile4688]

His walk, how he moves, is so distinctive.

[@vladimirputindreadlockrast812]

"Robert showed favoritism, was condescending, insulted his workers, was hyper sensitive, and believed everyone was out to get him." He would've made a great middle manager.

[@holdencawffle626]

Hey I'm a middle manager and I'm not anything like this

[@usermc1234]

He's stereotypical of an underperforming low ranking manager, who has to deal with multiple, trivial matters and cannot deal with the stress of uniting differing personalities. Not to say that this job is easy, but there are some people who have harder jobs cut out for them, and there are also some who have the same kind of job, and needed to take a longer time, and put in alot of effort, but did become good at what they needed to do, at the end of the day.

[@vladimirputindreadlockrast812]

@@wmdkitty LOL! I see you've worked for one.

[@vladimirputindreadlockrast812]

@@usermc1234 That's what I said! He's middle management material.

[@vladimirputindreadlockrast812]

@@holdencawffle626 Give it time, you'll be promoted.

[@lisacolledge7624]

Ahhhh, Dr Grande......every single day you give me 15-20 minutes of pure, undiluted joy. And I don't have to fake anything! 😁 There's no-one on KZbin like you. ❤️

[@Dystopikachu]

2 minutes in and I can already tell this guy should really have kept working in HVAC rather than get into law & politics...

[@stevemitchell3601]

An incompetent ass who thinks he knows it all wouldn’t be a good fit for HVAC work either. He would probably thrive in a middle management job large corporation where guys like him seem to move up the ladder.

[@reallyhappenings5597]

Right, in the trades you can kind of get away with being bossy precious Primadonna with no emotional maturity if you're really really really good at what you do and are willing to work at any hour of day or night on short notice including Christmas morning

[@HB-hs1nr]

"Did not stay in business for long, so he ran for public office."

[@dixiederivatives]

Yes typical government politician, they want to take control of everything, yet are incompetent and can run nothing!

[@sarahjaye4117]

His choice in ‘hit man’ clothing is impeccable.

[@y.peffle2802]

😂 that bright orange vest is just waiving a "look at me" flag

[@rachelcastorena7543]

This sorry excuse of a human being was my lawyer in 2017. He was a TERRIBLE lawyer. I still have emails from him where he talked down to me for asking legitimate questions. He was a huge creep.

[@MrJuvefrank]

He was a terrible murderer and liar too.

[@Ariadne76-k3d]

Wow! I don't see how people can even geta law degree if they suck that bad!

[@nonprogrediestregredi1711]

I remember the reporting on this. It's extremely tragic. But, according to Robert, he is the victim; perpetually.

[@clootscalhoun9481]

This guy thought cutting sneakers and a hat in half would be enough to get rid of the evidence. Like detectives would say “these are the exact sneakers and hat, with DNA evidence on them, that the killer wore. But the killer’s were intact, and these are cut in half. On to the next suspect.”

[@venicec3310]

Why didnt he just throw it away in a McDonalds dumpster or soemthing

[@bonniephelps9481]

Hope you will do an update on this case now that the trial is underway. His on the stand narrative needs your interpretation. Please please😊

[@laurenwilson2145]

Love how you put Low-Ranking official in the title. ❤❤ great video Dr.G.

[@LindaR-xh5hf]

Yikes, if he was a lawyer he should have been aware it would be a grave mistake to put oneself on the stand if there is overwhelming evidence of one's guilt. And, indeed it was. Great analysis, Dr. G❤

[@elvisneedsboats3714]

Not when he is a massive narcissist who thinks he’s smarter than everyone. His testimony was very entertaining as he tried to convince the jury/ public that he is innocent and the victim of a huge conspiracy involving a hit man hired by a real estate company, the multiple police officers/ detectives who investigated the murder and, of course, the crime lab technicians who analyzed the DNA found under the murdered man’s fingernails. I believe he actually thought he could be so persuasive that he would be found not guilty. He will now be in prison for at least 20 years and will have no hope of getting paroled unless he admits he committed the murder.

[@beaulieuc8910]

such a stupid thing for a lawyer of all people to do

[@65cquintero]

Blown away by the Stamps add! Glad you’re doing well Dr Grande

[@isabelgaynor2589]

Dr Grande, Vulnerable Narcissist with the characteristics you described makes a lot of sense. While watching this trial and especially his highly animated facial expressions I think Histrionic PD could also now be included.

[@saimaleon7115]

What I love about this is your description of Telles as a “Low ranking public official’ . Too bad the media referred to him as a politician. It would drive this narcissist nuts for him to see this description.

[@snappingturtlehiddentiger6571]

I love who you are Dr G. You’re a good egg and a constant. You haven’t changed since I’ve been watching you. It’s so rare for ppl to remain genuine. Thanks for your comforting ways. Love and peace from Australia 🇦🇺

[@twiceshy9773]

Just underlines that saying "people who seek power should NEVER be allowed to have it"

[@otzey]

Another case providing some much needed examples of vulnerable narcissistic behavior. Thank you Dr. Grande. Your drive to consistently provide content at this rate and at such great quality is impressive.

[@Andersonsdanish]

Thanks for the story. Makes my boss seem not so bad.

[@wot4me2]

...and reminds me of a few I've had. How do these people get in these positions?

[@wot4me2]

@@cht2162 Yes!!

[@mayralovesyt]

Omg wow!!! I was wondering if this video would ever come to fruition! As a Vegas local thank you.

[@Danxethenightaway]

“Boss baby” I lost it 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@magiegainey5036]

These narcissists are incredible. They are all so much alike, tho’. I dated one for awhile and found out how you can’t do anything but shake your head. I would laugh at his “antics”, thinking he was joking. I found out he wasn’t when he hit me. That was that. Police were called, they arrested him, they took me to the magistrates office to press charges, which I definitely did. Fun times! I feel that I was lucky tho’, that my parents had brought me up to be confident with myself so I was appalled at his behavior when the “love bombing”period ended and the real person came out. Good lesson tho’. Now I know what to look for!! 😅

[@preyanuchpromhong3777]

Thanks for the presentation and analysis. I'm always amazed how people resort to murder. The myriad of other avenues and a person chooses murder.

[@SPINNINGMYWHEELS777]

@10:20 why do people who do heinous crimes always keep the stuff that can incriminate them???

[@mywingsareyours]

Jeff German was a family friend of mine I knew my entire life. Thank you for covering this

[@daynasafranek7807]

In work environments that I have had experience with that have had someone like Robert, people are usually really miserable except the ones in their immediate circle (if any). Dealing with someone like Robert is really difficult and as a former manager, they are hard to get rid of and once gone seem to never quite stay gone. Obsessive, manipulative and narcissistic are all attributes that I attach to Robert.

[@Ariadne76-k3d]

Yup, and management always seems to protect them!

[@robost8040]

I find your wry sense of humor entertaining and adds positively to your presentation.

[@barbaraayarza5352]

I went to college with Robert... We were all shocked... BUT not surprised. You are spot on! I really feel for his wife and children.

[@MrJuvefrank]

It was easy for German to dig up dirt on Telles. Sorry German is dead, but, now, there's more people who think it's easy to dig up dirt on this slime ball.

[@johndonahue4777]

Narcy in tears is so funny. I want the poster. The T shirt.

[@souio]

In his 2023 trial, the murder will get him 15-25 years, but the denial of cake will give him an additional life sentence without parole.

[@Emilythematerialgurl]

AGREED

[@crissy1764]

What’s good Dr. G? Good morning to you sir! Thank you for all your videos!

[@mes1220]

How are you You're Most extremely kind generous with your comments How are you today?🌞✳️🌞✳️🌞✳️🙏

[@pandaboo8090]

Love your content a lot Dr. Grande!

[@Cyber_Kati_6744]

Good morning Dr. Grande & audience! ❤ Proud Patreon Supporter Here! ❤

[@soft_serve_666]

That deadpan comical delivery gets me everytime. Love your channel so much!!

[@perkinss9706]

I can't wait to hear this!

[@manewland1]

Thanks as always, Dr. Grande!

[@mes1220]

How are you You're Most extremely kind generous with your comments How are you today?🌞✳️🌞✳️🌞✳️🙏

[@robpolaris7272]

“Leftover cake denial rage was at an all time high”.😂

[@kelleybutler9203]

Dr. Grande you’ve shown use again and again just how truly dangerous both narcissists and vulnerable narcissists are but vulnerable narcissist’s seem to be even more insidious. I’m grateful that you are exposing more people to the ways of both types of narcissistic people, you’re doing great and important work. Thanks again for all your hard work and commitment to your craft. Please don’t call yourself an influencer in the way of other influencers on KZbin because you’re a educator from my humble view point. In the sense of being a KZbin influencer, you’re an educational influencer and I think many would agree with my opinion of your important work. I feel I need to apologize in advance for all my grammatical errors caused by my MS, had a bad episode but I really enjoy your videos and find them very important. I’m truly sorry if my comments aren’t understandable but I enjoy replying.

[@ariadneschild8460]

Your comment was understandable, I hope your MS gives you a break over the holidays.

[@kelleybutler9203]

@@ariadneschild8460 Thanks and Happy Holidays to You and Yours!

[@ariadneschild8460]

@@kelleybutler9203 thank you and to you the same!

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[@Scrambledbrains3601]

My wife once had leftovers denial rage, thankfully we made up that was a close one!

[@griffin2263]

Thank you covering this case. Hope your having a wonderful day ! Your insights are always appreciated

[@AirQuotes848]

Thanks for the wonderful description of the situation 🖒 Amazing channel 😚

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

Excellent analysis! Thank you, Dr. Grande.❤

[@markbarret6836]

Dr. Grande, please keep telling it like it is

[@zaddymac4768]

Please please Dr.G, do an update on this case post sentencing. I’ve been watching the trial and I would love to get your perspective on his testimony and the way he acted during the trial.

[@phoenixrising1305]

Yes!!!! 👍👍

[@clevernickname2906]

I hate that the term “narcissist” is used so loosely however, I 100% believe it applies here. I have a coworker who is the same way. He manipulates people and uses them like puppets to torment anyone who “doesn’t like him”. His is impossible and mood flips with no warning. It is terrifying what people. Like this can do.

[@beaulieuc8910]

so horrible to work with some like that. I used to keep diaries, can be useful with narcs at work. Paid off having a diary, got my narc co-worker disciplined

[@Monka83]

Happy Friday Dr. Grande! Thank you for another great analysis. 😊

[@mes1220]

How are you You're Most extremely kind generous with your comments How are you today?🌞✳️🌞✳️🌞✳️🙏

[@InRelativeObscurity]

Wild! I’m from Vegas and this case is just crazy.

[@jeffcox3544]

Saw a small tidbit about this trial on a live stream and wanted a quick summary on it. Thank you for your input and time making this video. It told me everything I wanted to know and more.

[@renee1961]

Dr. Grande, your background is very soothing! Love the soft lights!

[@lancel71]

Love the expert analysis on some of today's most controversial stories!

[@user-cs1un6sp1wRennata]

Thank you for your analysis Dr. Grande!

[@mes1220]

How are you You're Most extremely kind generous with your comments How are you today?🌞✳️🌞✳️🌞✳️🙏

[@user-cs1un6sp1wRennata]

@@mes1220 I'm fine thanks... and You?

[@mikaelfredrickson3856]

Tack!

[@danielkokal8819]

really like your vids. good, direct narrative... great deadpan sarcasm.... and revealing analysis.... keep going.

[@GB-dw3fo]

Brilliant analysis and summation.

[@leilamcnamara9218]

Thank you for lending your light to help humanity transmute old energies.

[@SevenRavens007]

Would be great to have an updated analysis based on developments (representing self in court)

[@margaretbaker1858]

Thanks always interesting!!

[@MaryAnneRosato]

Dr. Grande, another fine analysis. 👍

[@meganwatson7016]

It would be good to hear Dr. Grande's thoughts on Robert Telles' trial.

[@grumpyoldlady_rants]

I wonder how the people in the office felt when the reporter was killed? What a horrible man Telles is. He deserves to rot in prison.

[@Chris-ui4rg]

What kind of MONSTER denies his subordinate employees left-over cake?

[@beaulieuc8910]

haha

[@terrioestreich4007]

Boss baby, that's great

[@susansandler8429]

One of your best… and that’s saying alot. Really look forward to your commercials. Doc, you are a star!

[@VibingTribes]

'Low-Ranking' 😂 Gonna need some burn creme for that one.

[@LanaMyslyvetsPlanners]

Robert "Wow I am so super clever using this disguise" Also Robert "I am just going to drive around the victims house a few times in my wifes rare (ish) vehicle.." "and...let me cut up all the evidence and just put it here where anyone can find it."

[@aarondavis8943]

This guy makes Herschel Walker look like a smooth operator. That's quite an achievement.

[@renee1961]

Hello, Dr. Grande! How is everything? Good, hopefully! Thank You!

[@SladeBling]

I worked in Government offices for 24 years. Yes, it really sucks and Yes, there are plenty of bad bosses. However, I will say that cutting someones pay is very, very rare because it escalates the drama ten fold. But nope, Robert Telles cut their pay and they were never going to tolerate that.

[@katehack1677]

Robert's clearly guilty. Speaking of narcissists, had to laugh when another KZbinr covering M Markel said "I'm no Dr Grande, but I'm confident Meghan is a complete narcissist" 😂

[@mes1220]

Meghn Mrkles not nrcissistic

[@Garden366]

Right, and the world’s not round. Dr G has already covered her narcissism. Sorry.

[@stefanforrer2573]

@@Garden366 even though it is quite likely that she is, you need to remember that an analysis like this is very much fallible.... it's an informed opinion, but still an opinion and opinions never are 100% reliably objective fact

[@stefanforrer2573]

@@mes1220 uuuuh, did you lose your "a" key?

[@drd0114]

Thanks to KZbin psychologist channels, "narcissist" is the trending insult these days. Narcissists rank low introspection and empathy, and therefore have no inhibitions parroting that word out to be abusive. It's the modern-day equivalent to being deemed a "witch" in colonial times.

[@soja8505]

Good job👍

[@ztoob8898]

I only discovered this story recently, and when I saw Dr. Grande had covered it, I came here immediately. I was not disappointed. Excellent work, as usual, Dr. Grande! The body camera footage of Telles' arrest shows his victim-playing tendencies in stark detail. Telles not only said "You're only trying to take me down because I'm a public official"; he said it incessantly. Some of that was certainly due to the copious quantities of alcohol he must have consumed, but his attempts to portray himself as both important and victimized by his jealous enemies were on bold display. More recently, at his court appearances related to the murder charge, he plays the same cards, saying "You're all just trying to make me look bad." Sorry buddy, you are doing fine by that on your own; you don't need any help looking bad. One final note: apparently, his name is pronounced "TAY-ess," which is the Spanish pronunciation, as in "caballero" (cah-bah-YAIR-oh). Not that it matters much, but if you hear someone (e.g., his wife) say "Tay-ess", that's why.

[@lnc-to4ku]

What you said about vulnerable narcissism in your final thoughts was pretty surprising! Another great video, Dr. Grande! Loved the "....and would not even share leftover cake with them." 😅

[@keithbrunson7190]

Nice writing!

[@MecchaKakkoi]

Cake denial rage is a terrible thing

[@lc2962]

Couldn’t agree more with Dr. Grande’s theory of this case & opinion of Robert. Spot on.

[@HMan2828]

Just so you know, I always get a giant smile when someone uses the adjective "myriad" properly... Well done, sir. Well done.

[@SarahDunlap]

I’m so excited! I bought Harm Reduction and can’t wait to read it!

[@PoM-MoM]

@15:07 Advice plz on what to do (besides quit) when you deal with such a coworker, daily?

[@wazzazone]

Thanks so much!