"Rising Star" Uses Fake Data to Conduct $175M Fraud | Charlie Javice Case Analysis

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[@pencil_p4977]

The older i get the more i realize intelligence and success arent as related as i use to think they were...

[@comicbooknarcissist]

yup mostly BS

[@andresd6193]

Nope, not at all, being financially successful does not mean someone is smart.

[@cc.99.]

Same

[@cc.99.]

To be this successful via fraud, I’d say she is quite intelligent…..except for the part where she got caught 😮

[@joelellis7035]

Saw it quoted in an animated series: "If you're so smart, why aren't you rich?" It's not an old idea.

[@pedrogorostiza6703]

I keep an eye on the 30 under 30, they have the best scammers spotlights

[@MakerInMotion]

You could build a good investment strategy by betting against anyone that gets praised by Forbes or Jim Cramer.

[@pedrogorostiza6703]

@@MakerInMotion multiply your gains by following Nancy Pelosis trades! (She totally doesn't engage on insider trading wink wink)

[@TheMagpieOfficial]

You can buy the spot, didn’t you know? It’s around $100k. I forget who did it but some guy did and made a video about how it was the best money he ever spent.

[@defundhollywood3259]

I saw that video too 😂😂

[@Ad-Lo]

For real!

[@sngray11]

With a life coach mother and hedge fund father… it doesn’t surprise me that she ended up scamming people out of millions of dollars! 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@PoM-MoM]

Do you think that her parents were 'in' on it someway? Like they gave her advice on how to scam?

[@a.walters123]

Right? Apple doesn’t fall far from the tree

[@niznikb]

@@PoM-MoM I think that what the OP meant (and what was on my mind from the moment I heard about her family background) is that, through all her life, Charlie was exposed to a very particular interpretation of the concepts like "honesty", "justice", "frankness", "morality" or "ethics" (this list is not exhaustive). My gut feeling tells me that her upbringing might let her to believe that these concepts are much more negotiable than most people consider them to be.

[@PoM-MoM]

@@Zyklus360 Well, yeah. But in lots of these 'evaluations' I am looking in at the parents, WHO THEY ARE could be just if not MORE suspect/corrupt/narcissistic/psycho's !

[@michaelmoorrees3585]

@@PoM-MoM - Parents are your first and most important moral compass. Their professions are less than ethical, so the morals they taught their child is questionable. Hedge funds, for the most part are iffy investments, with goofy and often over complex structures, that have a whiff of fraud. Life coach is a made up job for "Karens" with a superiority complex. If you're a life coach, this is directed at you !

[@mattblom3990]

Having dated one, it's amazing how narcissists sincerely believe they're the smartest people they could ever comprehend, yet are often below-average in intelligence and talent.

[@urospeteh2637]

I wonder if that is true, though. I have an eye for psychos and narcissists, having been bullied, abused by them in the past. When i was finally 'equipped' with knowledge, i was able to spot red flags on spot. Maybe it helps i am a shy introvert who loved literature and psychology. Once i met a guy who i found very suspicious, the problem was he befreinded my best friend, an extrovert. I was like, please dont hang out with this guy. He presented himself as 'the talented guitarist, great chess player, strong, smart bla bla guy'. He once almost broke my arm bragging he used to be among best in martial arts in army. I told my friend he is at least narc. My friend said he is 'fun'. When we started to play chess, i saw he is a little better than beginner and all other braggins were probably a facade too. ( I am a chess coach in homeless shelter and know a thing or two about chess). Imo, he knew he sucks in fields he was bragging, but portrayed himself as awesome as my friend is very nice, rich, capable.. He was in need of supply i think.

[@Daysleeper1000]

Some narcs really are super talented and fantastic at their job. I've met super stupid narc coworkers, as well. Both types are arrogant, bullying, manipulative and difficult to be around.

[@ryveralexander8511]

@@urospeteh2637 I also a chess player champ, I beat my 7,9,11 yrs old grand children, I didn't want them to Bragged, they beat their G' ma, but I can bragged👍😆

[@EmperorNerox]

Yea but shes really smart and really hott. Least she tried to get rich , most people who get rich do it crooked unethically or illegally. That's a fact

[@mattblom3990]

@@urospeteh2637 I've studied psychology too! Got my university degree in it in fact. The thing is, narcissists are easy to spot, their behaviour (generally) is predictable. They have a conversation on a date, or at work or whatever, and they quickly can tell someone is empathetic and a people-pleaser. But then they act very nice to that person for a bit, get them to be a friend, or in love, but it's just baiting the trap. Then they'll say things such as "don't you agree?" or "I have no filter" "I have no patience anymore." Once they know they have that person, they flip the switch and become abusive. My narc ex even admitted she was abusive to me, multiple times, but said it was from her own abusive childhood and "if I can't handle her at her worst, I don't deserve her at her best." - but there was no "best" anymore after a few months. I called her out on things, the fights were epic, but not what I wanted in a relationship so I just left it.

[@gomanda]

It seems shockingly easy to perpetuate fraud on a massive scale. I wonder how much JPMorgan would pay for my Christmas card list, which includes data on 4.25 million of my closest friends and family members.

[@DavianSinner]

😄

[@junkiejackflash]

Think of how much you'll save in postage selling that list!

[@herrguru4264]

Simple. She`s White. Reminds me of that Russian chick, who came to the US and scammed 5 billionaires.

[@artemiserodriguez3526]

😂😂😂

[@Dan-fy3vp]

LOL

[@k_3911]

If you ever have to actually ask, " _Is this legal_ ?" then it is probably better to assume the matter at hand is *NOT legal* .

[@mikeballard8404]

Or at least ethical.

[@velocirapture89]

This reminds me of Emporer Palpatine when he said, "I'll make it legal!"

[@newworldgrover8588]

Well honest the difference between illegal and legal is the legislators who make the laws. I believe the question is it moral?

[@beneaththefloorboards]

One does have to wonder if this could have been his rather kind way of asking her to reconsider... I doubt many people asking such a question are expecting a truthful year answer. More a rhetorical device. "Is this legal?" is a CYA + not directly saying "f- you, I'm not doing this."

[@Tom-bm2kt]

I will make it legal.

[@DEPARTMENTOFREDUNDANCYDEPT]

With a "life coach" and hedge fund manager for parents, this poor girl had zero chance to grow up to be an ethical, well-balanced, stable adult conducting a non-fraudulent business.

[@sergeipohkerova7211]

It reminds me of this one kid at school who always bragged about building her business from the ground up which is cool I guess but she always left out the fact that her parents are multimillionnaire and fixed it so she never had to really work. Her business eventually folded but oh well she married some rich Korean guy.

[@politicalfoolishness7491]

She probably had the ethics of someone like Gates except she got stopped early on.

[@shameronstar7220]

@@sergeipohkerova7211 This was oddly specific

[@windywednesday4166]

😂LOL, that was my first thought, a hedge fund manager and a life coach?! Go figure.

[@ceilconstante640]

Thank you for coming out and saying it.

[@shawnnewell4541]

What bothers me is the professors who knew this wouldn't work and was wrong yet did it anyway.

[@belzeebubbubbachunks]

And he only did it for 18k

[@Dulcimertunes]

Universities today are nothing but liberal indoctrination centers

[@Brian-ux3jx]

Probably promised him a handy J, and then had the audacity not to deliver.

[@Scandalcast2022]

I read she paid the professor 2x his asking rate and had him sign an NDA. They also told him that it was some kind business research, like artificial data for modelling or something, although I'm not sure he bought it with all the secrecy. They ended up paying him $50,000 overall, including for the augmented second data set. And Javice actually offered him a job to join her at JP Morgan (not sure he took it).

[@WanderlustHomebody]

Many people have a price.

[@defundhollywood3259]

Fun fact! My boyfriend and I had two cats named Charlie and Frank. They were our BFFs, and they both passed away in the last couple of years. This story brings shame to their memory. 😢😢

[@patriciareilly530]

Get the ASPCA after her too.

[@azulgaia7782]

I'm sure they were better people than she is. Nothing but love for the real Charlie and Frank!

[@a.walters123]

@@patriciareilly530 😂 that comment was unexpected and made me laugh so hard

[@cc.99.]

Fun fact, my father and grandfather have the name Frank Charles ☺️ Looks like the cat spirit is saying hello to its crime lovers that only watch criminals ❤now;)

[@kremlintroll3268]

Hope you froze the meat and turned their pelts into a hat..

[@synthiamcbride7194]

Sounds like the "fake it till you make it" mantra was a lesson learned from her life coach mom and her hedge fund dad.

[@danb1618]

So unfair on JP Morgan. Couldn’t have happened to a more ethical bank 😅

[@aaronchapin9331]

What does that mean? Do you know of something unethical they've done, or do you just hate them because they're profitable?

[@michaela1655]

@@aaronchapin9331 They were the banksters for Bernie Madoff. And the banksters for Jeffrey Epstein. But wait there is more! Much more! JPMorgan was deeply involved in the fraud at Enron and Worldcom. This list is very long.......

[@christopherjohnson3372]

@@aaronchapin9331 Google "jp morgan unethical business practices". $1 billion fine for illegal trading, $15.7 million fine for price manipulation, $264 million settlement for violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, $36 billion in fines in the five years up to 2016, etc.

[@captainotto]

@@christopherjohnson3372 Hey, don't forget about the great work they've been doing helping to launder cartel money.

[@JM-vp8zc]

@@aaronchapin9331 Were you *alive* in 2008? 🤦‍♂️ JP Morgan’s unethical practices helped bring the world to its knees in an economic collapse, and our tax money bailed them out.

[@MatthewMS.]

I’m a previous JP Morgan Private Bank registered rep employee and love this story. Dr. Grande is so good at telling things in own style. Dry and straight facts.

[@LiveFreeOrDie2A]

I’d like your comment but that would bring the number from 69 to 70 and no self-respecting man would ever do such a thing

[@Steve-O187]

@LiveFreeOrDie2A 😂😂😂😂😂 My man! You got that right!!!!

[@wanya_telborn]

It’s insane it went on as long as it did

[@neilcook4710]

Affluent background seems to be a prerequisite for mass fraud.

[@Mandrake591]

“Affluenza!” 😅

[@lostandfound5145]

Poor background causes plenty of criminality, they’re just not as successful

[@suhooo]

@@reginayfavors many “rich folks” came from very little & worked their asses off to succeed. The problem is ignorant people showering whomever the media tells them to with adoration. This lady gained almost immediate praise from finance mags & talk shows. Then people trusted her.

[@reginayfavors]

@@suhooo Review the initial post. She came from an affluent background with no true understanding of what it means to be poor. Her parents might have come from a not so rich background and had to work for everything they got. She did not. She's considered a rich folk who has no clue about what it means to be poor but attempts to serve the poor, or not so rich, i.e., the ones who need financial aid to attend school. In other words, what does she truly know about what it means to need financial aid? That's the point of my response to the initial comment. Have a great day.

[@reginayfavors]

@@lostandfound5145 Rich background can cause the same type of criminality just at higher levels, i.e., pension fraud, Bernie Madoff, Enron scandal (Harvard graduates), and the list goes on.

[@MyEnemy]

"You can't cheat an honest man" which explains why she got as far as she did with this amateurish scam.

[@reekinronald6776]

It's easier to fool the people that give away other people's money.

[@antonfarquar8799]

well put !!

[@colinlarson9656]

I am drawing parallels with her and Sam Bankman Fried. Mainly her parents occupations and how it helped her in her grifting.

[@dameneko]

Good on that Dir of Eng for not making fake data.

[@wagashi]

I'd be interested in studying the pathology of people who are born incredibly wealthy, because so many of them seem to have this insane level of confidence and can fake it until they make it (until they're caught)

[@reekinronald6776]

You live long enough to realize that it's difficult to gain any success without projecting unusual confidence. 70% of a successful life is selling BS either about yourself or some idea/product, 20% is working your butt off, and the final 10% is stupid blind luck.

[@azulgaia7782]

Any info on what nurture causes narcissism would be good. but, giving money without having earned it seems to be one thing.

[@professorwigginslectures3808]

@@reekinronald6776 Flip it. 70% working your butt off, 20% BS, 10% luck.

[@icytimboslyce7939]

Nah because the 70℅ accounts for a pay grade from entry level up to top earner/position, i d have to agree with ronald's figures, sounds pretty accurate, we will all be working our asses off full time, how narcissistic are you is the real question

[@professorwigginslectures3808]

@@icytimboslyce7939 Most people do not work their butts off. Not even close. Most people surf the web. Most entrepreneurs work their butts off.

[@philochristos]

You have to be a politician if you want to get away with that kind of deception.

[@edith4334]

That's another list

[@Road_Rash]

Maybe she's working towards a political career...

[@micnorton9487]

​@@Road_Rash .. wonder if she met George Santos/ Anthony Devulder/ Richard Sim-MONS/ Sylvia Wisp/ Clark Kent yet,, HEY once George/Anthony etc etc comes out as lbg- TEE they can be cellys in the women's section of the rich people's prison that Jordan Belfort and Tommy Chong were at...

[@herrguru4264]

Simple. She`s White. Reminds me of that Russian chick, who came to the US and scammed 5 billionaires.

[@srsusansummers3070]

Lol

[@theyjustwantyourmoney4539]

The effort she made to get other experts to create data for her is staggering, the fraud was well premeditated

[@vomeronasal]

Smells suspiciously like Lizard Holmes' Fiasco.

[@Franciscasieri]

She reports for prison in 5 days

[@elizabethwarman9028]

Good evening Dr Grande, excellent analysis. Does Charlie know Elizabeth Holmes? She should, because if found guilty Charlie and Elizabeth might be cellmates. As always I learn something new from your videos. Have a great Thursday.

[@billyboy9675]

Yea they could play racket ball together in club fed

[@sydneyfairbairn3773]

As I said in court today, "Smart and crazy is the most dangerous combination." The judge's clerk snorted.

[@francoispelletier8741]

1.3 million 🎉 . Congrats Dr Grande

[@finwefingolfin7113]

but are they real subscribers or a fake list??😅

[@francoispelletier8741]

@@finwefingolfin7113 😄 you got that Dr Grande humor !

[@kray97]

That "fake it till you make it" quote is very telling. It's the credo of the latter day grifters.

[@KingfishStevens-di9ji]

China's motto is: ''It's cheaper to fake it than make it'' youtube search ''tofu dreg''

[@carweee]

Thorough analysis as always!! it’s astonishing to think about how some people’s self-confidence can become so inflated to the point of regularly lying to others and even to start believing their own lies themselves. Thanks Dr Grande

[@sarahgriph4859]

No not confidence...sociopath...

[@BrendaBaBoom]

The 90/90 Rule: 90% of the time people lie and 90% of the time people believe every word. 🧐

[@sabrinazalar8667]

Megain mark.e, anyone?😂🤣

[@DottieMinerva]

I’m a student and filling out FAFSA is really not this long complicated process like she’s making it sound. I don’t know how you could speed up the process because everything they ask for is important personal information that they need to estimate how much student aid you receive. Once you fill out your FAFSA once it saves all your info for each semester. You don’t have to do anything but resubmit it unless your info or school has changed. Even then you just update what’s changed and submit it.

[@charsback]

Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...

[@MateDrinker33]

Yeah, the hardest part about filling out a FAFSA is filling out last year's tax return.

[@fionamainey7686]

Elizabeth Holmes was also an advocate of fake it till you make it.

[@evenbetterthanthereaIthing]

She identifies as a billionaire. No due dilligence needed. It is clear that she would never lie

[@NoSpam1891]

She's just following in Trump's footsteps. He was never as rich as he claimed, he just lied about it he was even $1.8 billion in debt at one time. I guess that's a sort of billionaire.

[@PrecociousFriand]

Is that called transrich?

[@KingfishStevens-di9ji]

@@NoSpam1891 Trump 2024. Trump never inflated the value of property, the court's opinion is that he did. every real estate person is laughing at them.

[@leontrotsky7816]

I suspect that the answer to "why did JP Morgan fall for this terrible deal?" is probably that the employees involved weren't thinking further ahead than their annual bonus,

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

It’s amazing the lengths people are willing to go in the name of greed. Excellent analysis, as usual. I hope you have a wonderful day, Dr. Grande.❤

[@birdn4t0r7]

As a student who just renewed my FAFSA, I have literally never heard of this person or company before watching this video. I chuckled a little bit when you stated that her goal with the company was to "streamline the process of applying for FAFSA," because the hardest part of applying for FAFSA is digging out all your tax information if it's not in the system yet; the IRS seems to be the only civilian federal agency that has any idea how to program a functional computer system and website. Of course, it does check out that the kid of a hedge fund manager and a "life coach" would think the process of filing for student aid is difficult, given that she's been coasting through her whole life on mommy and daddy's money. 🙄 Anyway, this is a bit of a tangent, but I couldn't help but think of Major Frank Burns from MASH whenever i heard the name of the company (my mom loves the show and got the boxed set, inb4 anyone asks how a zoomer knows MASH).

[@professorwigginslectures3808]

@@andrewb8235 Probably a non-traditional student.

[@Emm325]

EXACTLY! My thoughts precisely. Most schools also have counseling just for this process, as it’s to their benefit, however now more than ever I hope people go into it knowing what career they plan on going into, and the outlook and pay, etc. associated with that given field. To me, that’s the real lesson, and to complete schooling in a way that will result in the highest earning power and least amount of debt, as by now, sadly so many have heard stories of people that can’t find a job with their particular degree, and worse off, went to private schools, etc. let the debt accumulate until it seems hopeless for many to ever pay it all off. And that is my rant for the day, lol. Have a great day!

[@joanneentwistle7653]

She might have been charming and smiling, but those eyes give me the chills.

[@Road_Rash]

Actually, JP Morgan had a great plan...buy her out, & employ her at the same time, that way, if any discrepancies in the deal were detected after the fact, they'd know right where to find her...

[@johnnyearp52]

Yes, but they were stupid for believing her data in the first place.

[@harpothehealer]

Sadly this is the world today. People obtain degrees and more without doing much. When called upon to do anything you frequently find they don't even know the basics of maths or English. They wing it in administrative executive positions delegate and BS everything. I have seen it from industry all the way to the Arts.Everyone should have to demonstrate their abilities in whatever field they are in irrespective of qualifications. It is the only way to find the truth and cut out the BS.

[@digitalcommunist6335]

Yeah. Since 2008 crash ( end of voodoo economics that system still zombifies) and 10+ years of QE easy $ to ‘sophisticated’ VC investor class , it was nothing but golden years for fake it till you make it crowd. Real fun will be when Elons ponzi finally bursts….

[@strwbrywoman]

Only 30 years ago...when I was getting ready to begin college- that piece of paper meant something. They just GIVE the shit away now because entitled parents who think the instructor is wrong demand that their baby gets a good grade. When I went a "c" was basically an "f" & there were STRICT standards. Not anymore when there are majors like "gender studies" & other bullshit.

[@Juke582]

We had to dummy down college because the X-Gen couldn’t pass anything and foreigners of 3rd world caused a lot of lowering of standards in everything and especially education! Horrible what we have become. 🤦‍♀️

[@Typhus1234]

@@Juke582 same thing in Australia. I am from an immigrant background and I will admit this. Thankfully I am a citizen and my family have settled down under. The problem is foreign students from 3rd world countries sell their possessions and properties for their kids to go abroad. It is a Prestige and image up lift. When the kids come here parents are out of money and they can’t support them. They end up taking low paid jobs or work cash in hand. It is usually work from someone with their same background who pays them less in comparison to a local. Nepotism is involved here. 😊Hence they don’t have time to study and already from a spoiled rich background they were never into their studies. Only foreign students who are good are doing masters or phd through scholarships. I have even heard stories where dean has asked the tutor to pass the international student. Most people are passing universities through reused assignments. Locals too. It should be more exam based. Universities have become businesses. It’s not like before where societies intellectual elite will go to attain a degree.

[@johnatspray]

Hedge fund and life coach? Damn she had a perfect upbringing to rip people off!! 😂

[@oliverdickens4641]

Elizabeth Holmes, Sam Bankman-Fried and Charlie Janice- have all been on a Forbes list at some point as movers and shakers.

[@johnnyearp52]

They are movers and shakers! They just move and shake in the wrong direction.

[@broncotrolly]

I’d say everyone that’s ever been on that list is corrupt and a huge freak

[@ianpeddle6818]

Sadly these days the world seems full of Charleys - clearly many seem to be working at Morgan Stanley. This obsession with youth in so many organisations is behind why many large ones are riddled with poor practices

[@manewland1]

What a tangled web. Thanks, as always, Dr. Grande.

[@BronnyJames2025MVP]

This is why we need massive regulation reforms. All these banks and corporations are completely out of control. Stop gambling with our money!

[@jackkraken3888]

Banks and Corporations:"Good luck with that."

[@KingfishStevens-di9ji]

There are already finance laws on the books, she simply broke them.

[@goatgirl5968]

The FAFSA process is not at all complicated. But hedge fund babies (including those vetting the deal at JP Morgan) would have no clue. They'd never done it. So it seemed like a good idea to them. Maybe they should try hiring some people with actual life experience.

[@birdn4t0r7]

Seriously. It's genuinely easier than filing taxes, and the online form is especially remarkable for being a functioning government website. 🤣 The hardest part was getting my mom to dig out her tax form, it's so easy.

[@danielescobar7618]

You're required to do it for college entry even if you show up to admissions with cash in hand. Your comment on life experience shows your own life experience

[@gablefisk-govphost817]

Agreed, it takes maybe 10 minutes! Just finished my MBA and it was probably the easiest thing I did, by a very wide margin.

[@johnnyearp52]

FAFSA messed up in my case. My name is very similar and my SS# is very similar to my sibling's info. So they denied me. But it was not too difficult to correct.

[@MaxLib]

She should have to work for a landscaping company in Florida - where she would operate a weed-whacker for 40 hours a week as punishment for her crimes.

[@evelynwaugh4053]

👍👍

[@phutureproof]

cobalt collector

[@Bea-ok8ci]

Yes, and start at 7 A.M.

[@MaxLib]

@@Bea-ok8ci That would be merciful. I think 4AM would be better for her lol

[@Dulcimertunes]

I like that for MOST perps!

[@michaelmann6290]

Forbes magazine never does her homework! Many of the people on their accomplished lists end up being scammers!

[@johnnyearp52]

Is Forbes Magazine a female?

[@michaelmann6290]

@@johnnyearp52 And as you can see guys, an as***** like Johnny is focusing on stupid shit that doesn't matter rather than adding anything useful!

[@zenawarrior7442]

More narcissists trying to control & dupe others. Sad. Excellent points for us as usual. Thanks Dr G😊💖💖

[@cottontails9003]

_Goodmorning Dear friend (1-30am). Matilda and Banjo have decided it's time to play and wake mama up. My beautiful husband is downstairs making us a hot drink. How is your mum and the beautiful LD daughter going. I miss you two so much but im so grateful to be able to contact you both. Sending love and lots of hugs to you and your mum. LD and her daughter. Beautiful Noah is growing and running, he looks so much like his daddy. Hope you get this message. 😜😘❤❤❤💙💙💙💙💙💔💖🎇✉✉🌷🌷🍀🍀🍀_

[@zenawarrior7442]

@@cottontails9003 Hello dear😊I just saw I had a reply sorry. LD & I are honored to have us involved in the names🥰💜🥰Sorry they are keeping you up tho🌃🙄I see Mum in 3 hrs. (It's Fri at 1115AM here). She's changing, but still knows me at times😑😪💙💙 ...always glad I see her💫🤍💫👨‍👦I bet Noah is so precious running around😉💕👶You take good care, keep sending these 🧡🧡Lots of hugs & good wishes to you, your family, LD always💛⚘️🍥🏜🌏🌄🌈🌞✨️🧸🎀

[@cottontails9003]

@@zenawarrior7442 Thank you my beautiful friend. Im doing good, but the precious two some think night time (04-30) is play time. So pleased about your mum. Much love and hugs too you both and LD and family. 😴😚Noah is Steve 2-0 he's beautiful ❤❤❤💙💙💙💙💔💖🎊✉🌷🌷🍀🍀🍀

[@zenawarrior7442]

@@cottontails9003 That's awesome he looks like Steve😊Too bad the twins are keeping you up😑. Saw Mum, she's very changeable but I am staying strong. Thx, xoxo much love back to you & LD💜💜❤❤🙌🦋🌷🍭🌃✨️🎆💚💚

[@cottontails9003]

@@zenawarrior7442 Thank you my dear friend, it's ok I love the fact their moving. Sending love and lots of hugs to you and your mum also LD .Love catching up with you. Noah absolutely loved the drive in a police squad with his great uncle 😜😚❤💙💙💙🚔🌷🌷🍀🍀🍀

[@horrortackleharry]

Two areas that stood out to me: 1) That third-party 'data validator' better have a f-ing great set of terms & conditions caveats in their contract agreements. Their assurances were disastrous. 2) I can see very well why JP Morgan 'overpaid' for info on 4m+ students. The future lifetime cross-selling potential is enormous.

[@Emm325]

Indeed, I wonder if she would’ve continued to grow her REAL data, and attempted to sell once getting closer to a million, she certainly wouldn’t have made 175 million, but surely would’ve made enough to retire on, while also getting a cushy job had she sought one as a part of a (smaller yet not fraudulent) deal. Moronic. Instead she will have plenty of time to think of her next genius plan, likely in the very orange jumpsuit she was so adamant that she’d never have to wear.

[@amieaiello3456]

“The 4 under 4 preschool list “ bahahahaha omg you make my day every time! 😂😅😂 thank you! Spot on as always!

[@donnaevans3062]

She and Elizabeth Holmes should go into business together

[@horrortackleharry]

They should do OnlyFans together- there's be plenty of wealthy guys out there ready & willing to pay!

[@Blackheathenly]

Or into jail together, at least.

[@That_Trans_Kid]

They would turn a lemonade stand into a scam.

[@kelseymathias3881]

Holmes and Javice have made it seem that women cannot be successful, honest business-people. They may have ruined the chances for future young women with real drive and integrity. Thanks a lot guys.

[@dutchray8880]

Men commit fraud too. What Holmes and Javice did was awful, but Bernie Madoff did much worse.

[@OneMeanArtist]

Proving scummy apples never fall far from their "life coaching/hedge fund" tree.

[@davidross8233]

Best ASMR on KZbin. Hands down. Damn interesting too.

[@mustangthings]

She used a JP Morgan email address to talk to the professor? Not sure if arrogant or stupid.

[@sarahgriph4859]

The former...

[@mademsoisellerhapsody]

@@sarahgriph4859 Arrogance and stupidity went hand-in-hand

[@Emm325]

Both.

[@bettina868]

As a vulnerable narcissist I’m so envious of these grandiose narcissists. Can’t imagine what it would be like to confidently lie my butt off with no remorse!

[@suhooo]

Can narcissists be aware they are narcissists? Interesting. My mom was a vulnerable narc but always accused others being one. Zero self awareness. Maybe you have low self esteem and don’t believe you deserve to have/do anything for yourself.

[@dkmagos]

if you're a vulnerable narcissist you likely do confidently lie your butt off by being negative about yourself - you're not as bad as you think you are! (easier said than done)

[@Yumicpcake]

@@suhooo I imagine they don't have NPD and just developed narcissistic tendencies with their personality disorder. I remember they turned narcissism into something like a scale/ spectrum, saying we are all on there somewhere but some have less tendencies than others or are on "the low end of the scale".

[@rockyevans1584]

​@@dkmagos I'm always torn between thinking I'm a vulnerable narc or just have low self esteem and some other issues I haven't figured out. Do you have any sources for where you found this out? I hate myself and can't figure out why

[@michellecollinsworth8447]

@@rockyevans1584 I was able to talk to my doctor about my mental health and she was able to refer me to a psychiatrist who got me tested. Finally at 39 I know what my mental illnesses are 😂 the USA sucks for people with mental health issues. . .

[@carloclapman]

Dr. Tod Grande, I am delighted to have stumbled upon your channel. Not only do you supply content to help understand statistics and SPSS during one of the toughest times of my bachelor, but you also entertain with critical insights into interesting cases and a bunch of wit accommodating it all. Thank you for providing us the best of both worlds!

[@djchaiwallah]

She's probably friends with Elizabeth Holmes

[@deemen7132]

Cellmates is more likely

[@djchaiwallah]

@@deemen7132 They're being prosecuted in different federal districts which means different federal prisons.

[@m.f.richardson1602]

People confuse Me. I'm glad I enjoy my own company. I found your humor interesting. Thank you Peace 💕🇺🇲

[@alexp2915]

Living like that sounds so stressful!

[@emmyrose1802]

I am glad these young unethical techies are starting to get caught. This seems to be a problem in that industry. Investors need to do more due diligence on these folks.

[@truthsocialmedia]

Most tech people are ethical. It’s narcissists that are unethical

[@jvharbin8337]

😊 I love how Dr grande does his "Final Thoughts" bit.

[@amyg5149]

This brat would have benefitted from just one grown up telling her No, meaning it, and sticking with it. Entitlement is a scourge.

[@alanhawkins808]

Dr.Grande telling it what it is. You could say he was being 'Frank' about it.

[@ryancraig2795]

Reminds me a bit of Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos. Surprising how gullible a lot of these big money players are.

[@xchazz86]

FORBES has special niche for picking up micro talents who specialise in commercial and financial fraud.

[@SamuraiSwimmer]

Amazing how easily large corporations are duped by “style over substance”……and how many billions are wasted each year…..including on bonuses for executive morons.

[@michaelbeaster2921]

Your deadpan snark delivery is outstanding.

[@phineasfacingforward3460]

This is my favorite episode of yours yet and I've watched plenty of them. The way you retold the situation was great and I love the little jokes you put in. Glad I subbed. ☆

[@MatthewMS.]

Shout out to New Jersey Dr. Grande Fans.

[@shawnmac7046]

I wonder how many of us there are

[@KoolT]

My father's name was Frank, And at his funeral the pastor said FRANK WAS FRANK. AND he was a WORLD WAR 2 Solomon Island's MARINE . I Am so thankful he raised me to be honest. ❤

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload, Dr. Grande.

[@danw9946]

Love this hi style of humor lol. He just drop a funny line and doesn’t smile or crack after.

[@catherinecarmichael3180]

Congratulations on your followers number going up!!

[@claudinejames7731]

Looking at her photographs she looks an innocent sweet young lady. Nothing about her appearance betrays the extensive fraud and deceit of which she was capable. Buyers beware!

[@WanderlustHomebody]

Halo effect. However, someone looking innocent is definitely subjective.

[@bridgetamato6182]

You mean you can get herpes too with a sweet face like this? 😅

[@greghanson5696]

Well done Charlie, I'm sure your "Life Coach" mom is proud.

[@helpyourcattodrive]

Loving the Grande zingers, as always.❤ Thank you for an interesting and informative video. I really appreciate it.

[@SweetUniverse]

Another hilarious one, Dr. Grande. 😅 I have a feeling Charlie's parents are the kind who demand blue ribbons & certificates of achievement for all of the kids who participate. Everyone is a winner. Unfortunately, they all grow up & go out into the world. Pretty soon the feds are filling charges against them.

[@johnnyearp52]

I doubt her dad was like that. Maybe her life coach mother.

[@Panwere36]

Your analysis in each video is only matched by your absolutely savage burns and puns, Dr. Grande. I wonder if you ever considered stand up of improv comedy.... Also, you talking about Charlie's mindset of "greatness not needing results to back it up" (I am paraphrasing your words and hopefully not in a bad way..) is spot on. The moment I started listening to the background story, I got Elizabeth Holmes vibes.

[@Savvymoon-]

You’re killin it, Dr. G.

[@aitzi6732]

"4 under 4" 🤣🤣🤣 I love it!! And I love even more how he says everything with a straight face 🤣

[@blackopal3138]

Obviously, JPMorgan setr her up, and she walked right into the trap. Somebody has been watching her rise, there is always somebody watching. She came on the scene like a big player, they showed her the game she was really in. .. My guess, is that young people at schools like Wharton, who are outspoken about unscrupulous business practices being the norm. Things like - Wall St being a feeding pool for sharks in minnow suits, dishonesty the main game, ruthless greed but manipulate the public media to look like a community person, etc. Because,, some people are like that, they think they are playing a game, and are proud to be there doing it, without much thought about morals, because to them, that's the world they think they are in.... Which, that may be right or wrong, but there is a well oiled machine working it, and it's not open for outsiders to come in and run their own grifts. It's not a platform for financial criminals, it's just that it is 'money', and a highly complex system exposed to every tiny office on the planet, and highly susceptible to criminal infiltration, and many, many of them do time. Martha Stewart did time, probably thinking the same way, once she started making friends on Wall St.. She only saw the JPMorgans, aand Goldman's, who have been engineering their own grift for centuries, and thought it was a free for all. I get a strong feeling that's what's going on here. It's like, one too many dumb choices, and someone said, 'Shut her down'. But, I really have no clue, lol ' Peace

[@luisaortega1889]

Hello Dr. Grande Would it be possible to make an analysis on the case of 'Mizzy'? He is a 'prankster' based in the UK, and looking at the comments from other videos about him, people seem pretty interested in the psychological analysis of his behaviour.

[@minnietrout814]

I agree with you. 👍

[@phutureproof]

Mizzy is a little prick that does stupid stuff for internet clout thats really all you need to know. I should say he is probably 13 - 15 years old and the shocking thing he and his friends did was stand in the back of a mcdonalds, how boring must these kids lives be if that is exciting

[@strwbrywoman]

Oh god, that asshole. Hopefully he will be arrested soon.

[@Emm325]

Yes! I asked a well, after seeing Daniel Boyland cover him, and both he and Dr. G always cover the same interesting topics that others don’t, usually one right after the other. I think having the American prospective (where in tje U.K apparently people cannot defend themselves at all with home invaders) while here, in Texas, trust me, even morons like that degenerate wouldn’t be so smug when they’d likely have pulled their last “prank” and be removed in a body bag. The supposed “pranks” make me sick, these punks deserve a little taste of their own medicine. Anyways, that’s my rant, good recommendation!

[@squaregangster]

Thank you for dedicating your life to share the truth. Your integrity helps us all

[@debswatching]

“Fake it ‘til you make it.” 😅right out of Elizabeth Holmes playbook. And look where that got Lizzie - 11 years!

[@mikelobrien]

Elizabeth Holmes must have been her role model. I'd like to see the JP Morgan "team" that made her company the offer. I bet they cared more about their bonuses than bringing a legit company into the fold. Excellent insights as always, Dr. Grande!

[@iciajay6891]

Nepotism of a class at its finest.

[@miriamllamas224]

JP M was being so greedy that they should have remembered "If it looks too good to be true it probably is" themselves.

[@seferinorino6951]

“America” truly is the land of opportunities

[@bbbb98765]

She offered to sell London Bridge to me. Seemed like a bargain

[@evelynwaugh4053]

Shame you missed that deal! What a moneymaker!

[@TalkernateHistory]

Maybe she'll get featured in the "40 Under 40 serving 40" list

[@NY51663]

Even huge corporations like JP Morgan get blinded by greed. They had to know those numbers were unbelievable, but they overlooked that on the small chance they could make money.

[@SirenaSpades]

I can immediately identify what she did wrong. She 1. tried to hire an engineer to cook books, then 2. tried to hire the professor to cook books. What normal fraudsters do, is NOT hire professionals to cook books, they hire people who have no idea what they are doing. If a person must be skilled, the lowest skilled, such as a bookkeeper. Not an accountant, in this example.

[@tobsternater]

Dr Grande is quite brilliant with his videos. It mimics to me...without I'm sure being aware of it....a show in Australia called Media Watch....which is a go to programme of all media students...because of its breakdown of news reporting and their loose opinions published as fact. Dr Grande's video reminds me of the psycholoigists version of Media Watch. Just fantastic. Never change your style Dr Grande!!

[@hopeausbyn1734]

I am not sensing that she is sorry that she lied.

[@That_Trans_Kid]

Her scam countersuit is definitely a sign of that.

[@Traderjoe]

As i see these children today glued to their phones and tablets and not even thinking about going outside to play, much less do any kind of chores, I suspect that when they grow up, they are going to be perpetually dependent. The behavior of Charlie is of a similar mindset about “fake it till you make it”.

[@Cec9e13]

When I was a kid I attempted to get out of writing sentences by gradually making my cursive less and less legible, and sentences 50-100 were scribbles. It didn't work.

[@DerkuiDerkui]

She should have opened a OnlyFans page if she wanted to be recognized or fraud people for money that badly.

[@johnnyearp52]

There are lots of ways to make a buck. Why are you so hung up on Onlyfans?

[@DogeFather-elon]

Accountability and justice are essential when dealing with individuals like Charlie Javice. Fraud not only harms individuals and organizations but also erodes trust in the financial landscape. To establish a reliable and trustworthy financial system, we must remain vigilant and committed to ethical conduct.

[@robinw2613]

Why Elon! Imagine running into you on Dr. Grande’s channel! Lol

[@DogeFather-elon]

@@robinw2613 Well, it's a pleasure to cross paths with you here! Dr Grande’s channel provides a great platform for engaging discussions. So what brings you here?

[@robinw2613]

@@DogeFather-elon love his insights on mental health and current events and court cases. Plus his voice is good ASMR when I can’t sleep. 💤

[@suhooo]

Big fan of yours Elon! But are you getting close to starting the Mars colonization? I’m seriously ready to get yeeted in a rocket out of here away from this mess we created on earth and start all over on another planet. 😅

[@DogeFather-elon]

@@robinw2613 Find solace and enlightenment in content that comforts your mind. It can boost your well-being. If you need assistance or have questions, I'm here for you. Let's embark on this journey together!

[@ArtU4All]

Great presentation and analysis… Will there be trial or will they settle?

[@gerry2345]

I like this vid. Good insight and great analysis.

[@AedanGUnit]

Sounds like Charlie went to the Elizabeth Holmes School of Arrogance and Scamming.

[@sparkleclap]

I’m so confused as to how she made money?

[@Umberto2]

It’s amazing how just putting money into PR will just give you media accolades and actually doing anything doesn’t matter. These magazines and media companies are a joke.

[@frevazz3364]

Not only that but going to the right schools and having family connections and wealth. Nothing else seems to matter.

[@morganjones9310]

The 30 under 30 jab was the best 😂