Sandra Garner Case Analysis | Did Garner get away with murder?

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[@rogerhinman5427]

I think Wesley did it and Sandra tried to cover for him. He, out of gratitude, tried to throw her under the bus.

[@PlsWaLuigiDomMe]

same

[@carolineloop1995]

that makes so much sense actually

[@sharonw2008]

That's exactly what I thought too.

[@angelahamon6730]

Once upon a time, I was a certified nurse assistant. The clients with MS did develop personality changes, and it varied according to their original atittudes i.e. their OCEAN scores, I htink would affect the outcome and I could imagine someone taking advantage of a patient.

[@stephiebrown9691]

I was thinking the same thing

[@floraposteschild4184]

Well, one answer is Sandra and her son cooked up the plan between them -- pointing fingers at one another created enough reasonable doubt. And they also lucked into an incompetent police investigation.

[@angelahamon6730]

Flora that sure makes sense. The town is extremely small and she has a serious medical diagnosis to boot

[@Delaterius]

Or he did it, and she did recognize him, but chose to cover for him because, you know, he's her son.

[@angelahamon6730]

@@Delaterius you remember when Dr Grande was saying that was a long conversation between her and the killer?

[@cherrymetha3185]

Yes but why plant the gun there? The p.olice would have had no evidence against Sandra until they found her gun .

[@mindyk4]

I'm not buying it. Why would she and her daughter never have anything to do with him again?

[@emilys.7627]

“I’m surprised the killer didn’t go into how tough his childhood was” dr grande, you wry, wry man🤣

[@c_farther5208]

Got me laughing! Great comment.

[@esteemedmortal5917]

See, this is why tragic villains make use of flashbacks.

[@DarkbutNotsinister]

I believe the technical term is “monologue-ing”.

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He walked uphill to school both ways, in the snow, , barefoot. 😊

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@@esteemedmortal5917 exactly! They’re misunderstood. And have no one to talk to 😆

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“The old ‘You can tell by talking to him’ trick”. 😆 So many great lines...as usual! Thank you, Doctor.

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[@elizabethgrogan8553]

Of the two, I thought it more likely that Wesley was the killer. The speed with which he accused his mother was suspicious, especially if he was not at the scene.

[@NovemberRain007]

Another similarity with the Sandra Melgar case is that both defendants were suffering debilitating illness. If I remember accurately, Ms. Melgar had seizure disorder and either arthritis or MS, I can't recall which.

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[@DameVonBonDaisy]

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[@thinktwice8860]

I believe that Wesley killed him, and Sondra knew it was him. She was trying to protect Wesley by making up the story about a stranger. Wesley then threw Sondra under the bus.

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Wesley’s a real peach.. 🤔🥴

[@thinktwice8860]

Lol! Surely! Makes one wonder what Wesley might gain if mom were in jail?

[@LDiamondz]

Yeah, I think the same. Sandra wouldn't put the gun in her own car. Unless she's a complete idiot. And what's her motive? She needed the husband to help her, due to her MS.

[@chad3232132]

Seems more likely Sandra did it that Wesley, but I agree, it could be either. Dr. Grande said 85/15 Sandra did it. I'd say more like 70% Sandra did it, 30% chance Wesley did it and Sandra either conspired with or covered for Wesley. Either way, neither scenario is anywhere close to beyond a reasonable doubt and the jury made the right call.

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What's his motive? 🤔

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Dr. Grande, this is not only a brilliant analysis of horrible police work but also of two strange murderers named Sandra and a mythical killer in need of talk therapy. This show keeps getting better...🙂

[@pulynanyalikibitz1301]

Purely out of coincedence, I've been taking note of a few incedences of very similar crimes that would seem to be connected, but aren't. Ilene Misheloff was kidnapped in Dublin, Ca in 1989. There were two other kidnappings of girls at the time with a number of striking similarities. Police have solved one, and believe they know who is responsible for the other, but do not believe Ilene's case is related. At the time Kristin Smarts disappearance, there were a few other girls who disappeared from colleges near San Louise Obispo. Similar M.O., but the most recent developments would confirm previous theories that they are not realted. It seems weird how these things seem to congregate near eachother.

[@Strype13]

There are many life lessons to be taken away from this tragic story. Most importantly, if you have a 3 letter name and live in Texas, don't marry a woman named Sandra.

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My name has 6 letters. All the same, I won't do either of those.

[@rullmourn1142]

Fail.

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And guys, get your wives a descent anniversary present. That's probably what set them off.

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[@playsaboutmycat]

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[@dw3403]

in a bag even. Amazingly after it had been searched.

[@TheTam0613]

What a bizarre set of circumstances! Thank you, Dr. Grande, for researching this and presenting logical arguments for both options.

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Show idea. Herve Villechaize. He’s the dwarf actor from “Fantasy Island.” Villechaize committed suicide. He was anything but the sweet little person we saw in the show.

[@louise2467]

De plane, De plane! I remember him. Wow why wasn’t he a good person?

[@emilys.7627]

Moral of the story: if you are married to someone named Sandra, watch your back and sleep with one eye open...

[@sandybeveridge5692]

I don’t think her being named Sandra was the problem 😉

[@davidmahady8241]

Not saying Sandra anything but traits follow names I think no doubt they do!

[@MrKaypet]

My one addition that tilts my suspicion to it being Sandra includes her having MS (via some brief work with those with MS). Over a longer time, MS can have certain cognitive impacts, some times creating emotional lability, becoming self preoccupied and demanding. Often even getting resentfully upset with their carers, and even building up somewhat distorted grudges over any slights, real or imagined.Though the physical impairments would usually restrict them from taking any aggressive forms of action. Problem is a firearm can be too easy to use. Had Sandra been sufficiently agitated it could have impacted on her sleep and allow her to get up and research killing.The issues with MS cognitively would explain her further lack of planning and herself to look up coffee machines to settle herself instead of step 2 re concealment of crime weapons etc..Secondly her physical restrictions would impede concealing the weapon more effectively. Whereas Wesley would most likely properly dispose of a weapon if he had used it.

[@ilkkarautio2449]

This truly shows how people get away with murder all the time, i always say that to people because its just naive to think that even every stupid killer gets caught. Thank you for your great work Dr. Grande. 👍🇦🇫

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i think it comes down to luck, depends on how incompetent the cops are.

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[@rayross997]

Please cover Corrie Ten Boom, her story is both tragic & inspiring.

[@wendyleeconnelly2939]

For a historical case, I'd also like to see Aimee Semple McPherson

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[@DerangedMerger]

I think it is entirely possible that, in fact, a the killer was someone John previously fired. I also think, that Sandra knew the killer. Maybe they've known each other earlier, maybe he reached out to her at some point. I think in some ways she helped that mysterious person, to kill her husband. As for her son, maybe he accidentally overheard something, while his mother was talking on the phone, or something like that, he didn't understand exactly what he head, thus his statement for the police. Ps. The killer probably did tell Sandra, about how tough his childhood was. 😉

[@audreyquinn73]

I immediately wondered about the son, Westley, because he knew where the gun was and told the police rather than protect his mother.

[@t2av159]

Westley?

[@MentokTheMindTaker]

I'm sorry but just because a son doesn't want to cover for a horrible crime that doesn't make him guilty

[@redram5150]

Only Disney could write a scene less believable than this scenario

[@chad3232132]

Problem is Sandra could have said it was lizard people and the outcome would have been the same. There was no way the state could prove either Sandra or Wesley did it. There was far too much reasonable doubt and even I have no idea who did it. I tend to think something like 70% Sandra did it, 30% Wesley did it and Sandra was in on planning it and/or covered for him after the fact. Even if the investigation were competent, I'm still not sure either person could have been convicted.

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Puts the hit in hit man.....lol There were many others but this was outstanding!

[@Kati-did]

Maypearl is a small town with population less than 1k. I spent allot of time there as a child because my grandparents lived there. The year before this happened their chef of police was sentence 40 years for sexual assault on a child. It is crazy when I think so many things happen in this tiny little town, I knew so well.

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[@riptobias]

My goodness... How did these policemen keep their jobs? My first thought after he mentioned the gun in the car was "Wes is looking awfully guilty all of a sudden!", but no no, he didn't have the stomach, nor the intelligence. Solid alibi right there, guys, bravo. Oh, wait... -_-

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[@deemariedubois4916]

How did her son know where the gun was? Sloppy police work is inexcusable especially when a man has been murdered, a man who has not received justice. I wonder how this man’s parents feel about this? Who do they believe killed their son? After all living right across the street, they were most probably daily witnesses to the relationship between the couple. Also was life insurance involved?

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[@grumpyoldlady_rants]

Not that he deserved to die but I can’t imagine taking delight in firing people. When my husband had to do a 10% RIF in his department, he actually cried the night before knowing the impact it was going to have on the employees lives. Even when he had to fire someone who deserved it, he didn’t take an pleasure in doing so. I also wonder about the relationship between mother and son. I can’t imagine pointing the finger at your own mother. I find the part about the pistol in the car very suspicious and, with the other point Df Grande mentioned, it makes me lean towards her son being the killer.

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Did you ever consider the case of Mary Bell? I'd love to see your professional take on that incident.

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The awful story about him is that he was a prolific rapist and underwear thief/burglar until he committed a couple of murders. He was one very sick individual targeting homes all around his local area but wasn’t looked into properly because of his high ranking in the military. He was definitely one scary mf’er

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The King in Yellow

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i love your channel. im totally into it, psychotherapist myself. I must say every case is much more interesting with a photo of the suspect in the background for the entire time. Even if its always the same photo....i loose interest/track when i just follow the monologue and stare at the cactus😂

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[@peaceseeker52]

I want to talk about Sandra's MS. I had my first relapsing-remitting flares when I was 11, 15, 17, 21 at 24 I got Lyme in Aug 1974 at an Air show along with a bad sunburn that had me spiking a fever that same evening. Then flu like symptoms for a week When the sunburn faded I was left with round red spots on my thighs and abdomen. In January I got a bad flu that was going around except I could not walk to the bathroom without help and I had a horrible headache that lasted 15 yrs. I did go in and was given antibiotics for strep throat and infected ears a first. I never recovered from that flu until I was finally diagnosed with both at an MS Clinic and started getting some treatment but not strong enoug or long enough until 2011. I was quick to anger about injustices but never acted in anger instead I would try to gently speak to the abuser as someone that was concerned about what the consequences for irrational anger would be for the abuser. I was largely successful until I had been living with the pain and debility ofvLyme which made MS flares months not years apart. Suddenly I started getting extremely strong feelings of anger at people in my family that had abused me in the past that I thought I had forgiven. There was no obvious trigger other than it a almost never happened in the morning and was worse if I had a cold or flu, missed sleep or fam I'll y emergency. It terrified me so I dealt with it by grabbing something with protein and carbs to eat plus a glass of water. Go to my bedroom and lay down sometimes I would nap and eventually the feelings would go within 3 hrs. I carry bugs and rodents out of the house rather than kill them. I stopped physically fighting with my siblings by the time I was four. I was terrified it might get worse. It shook my self esteem. I had nobody to talk to about it. I did try to bring it up when my other symptoms took me to a doctor but they did not see it like I did and gave me generic advice. Both MS and Lyme affect the brain in bad ways. MS overviews all say moods and even character can change from a flare of either. It was the no motive aspect that rang a bell. If Sandra was having mood or other brain inflammation symptoms she might not have been able to pull out when they first started happening. I think my specific irrational total anger is rare but then I was afraid of consequences if I admitted how strong the feelings were. A study of long term treatment of persistent Lyme another bioweapon with a number #33 in Duluth included members of the MS support Group that met at the same time in adjoining rooms of a clinic attatched to a hospital. 3 people previously b diagnosed with MS but having classic Lyme symptoms alternated meetings and all decided to be in the study as controls of a sort. Antibiotic treatment just kept the Lyme from getting new symptoms or worse for 6 mos for anyone. Between six months and a year more people had Lyme symptoms start going away some stopped at the year mark the test was scheduled for. 20% of MS patients had recoveries after 6 months. They decided to extend the study and more people recovered including another 5% of THE MS and all but a handful of those with Lyme. I was not in that study and I got a second Strain of Lyme on a vacation in KY and TN Aug 1988 and was totally disabled again by Oct. My two sons and I were offered places at a very kind relative who stuck with me until 2011 a year long. pulsing of antibiotics and antiparasitics for some of THE 14 other disease carried by ticksv ( the boys were married with kids in their own homes My MS was declared in remission in 2015, Lyme was also undetectable. The angry periods would leave when my Lyme symptoms. I had one flare of MS this spring after getting Omni from my Early Jan dental appointment. I had put myself in isolation in Jan 2020 as my Lyme contacts led me to people who knew about the pandemic before it was announced to have made it to America. I knew I was not strong enough to survive the original strains of Covid. As I write this I do remember some conversations 1998-2010. about Lyme Rage with people newly diagnosed, when they brought it up Way out on a limb here but possible.7

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Lookin sharp Dr Grande!

[@celenacasciani8500]

Interesting, informative and humourous as always

[@tuvia4082]

Any life insurance payout? Keep up the great work!

[@kimberlyraeroley4634]

When you mentioned it was their anniversary the first thing I thought of was the Melgar case! Guess I wasnt the only one to notice the similarities

[@EricPetersen2922]

Brilliant analysis, absolute genus. Your best work I’ve seen in a very long time.

[@royalmichaels1289]

Crazy. Another great video! Dr Grande, I would be VERY interested in hearing your thoughts on Michelle Blair. I am particularly interested in knowing if you think she truly thought her children were commiting the acts she claims. If so, was there hope for children? Did they have a chance to be rehabilitated and be able to function in society with a quality of life? I completely agree with your analysis and always appreciate your knowledge.

[@shay.illustration]

It's highly ironic that the first ad I got on this video was for Dr Phil

[@GenXfrom75]

It was Wesley. I REALLY believe that. He was quick to give this info to the cops before even being ASKED. I don't know if she KNEW or not, but I definitely do not think SHE planned or executed this murder. Wesley knew EVERYTHING.

[@davidmahady8241]

Agree 100% except they both planned it but Wesley panicked and decided to frame her!!!

[@YouCallThataKnife253]

What if Wesley did it and Sandra was trying to cover for him, but then Wesley double-crossed her?

[@LDiamondz]

That's what I think. If Sandra did it, she wouldn't put the gun in her own car. Wesley would, to implicate his mother.

[@davidmahady8241]

He did that's what happened their should be no double jeapordy protection in corporate murder plot let pray county pressured to try them both again!!!

[@c_farther5208]

Yes, Sandra got away with it thanks to the cops.

[@sherielowe4256]

Thanks for your insight. Watched this on ID last night and I knew Dr. Grande would break it down perfectly. Hilarious as usual 🤣.

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AHAHAHAHA!! "We put the HIT in hitman." Hilarious!

[@zerovisc]

I can't stop wondering, if I'd pass The Homocide ineligence Test. Or, at least what score I'd get 😎😅😉

[@denacogswell8263]

Worryingly laughing at your comment,,,should I be thoe???

[@zerovisc]

@@denacogswell8263 I can neither confirm, nor deny 😈😇

[@phaedrus7971]

I fell in love with the yellow shirt slowly but surely. About 7 minutes in is when I realized my original opinion had changed

[@ezragonzalez8936]

Westley and sandra did it together ... then blames each other to cause reasonable doubt which worked out for them!

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Yep only he planted gun to get her cause save own ass he panicked!!

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'The World's Most Loquacious Killer' There's your title for a new Bond film. Your humor's killing me, Dr. Grande!

[@whoever6458]

I think Wesley did it because I know quite a few mothers who have covered for their sons to the point of it being completely absurd and harmful to everyone involved. I'm not a parent myself (unless having a number of members of the species Felis catus counts) so I must assume that there is something involved in this phenomenon that is more powerful than anything I have personally experienced. My guess is that Sandra lied about the conversation and that her son was disguised and didn't actually say a word. Perhaps mental illness runs in their family, as it tends to do and does in my family as well. It's just really too bad that people end up dead when a divorce would have sufficed.

[@davidmahady8241]

They did it together he was way to willing to point finger at his own mother that wouldn't happen rarely in reality so what is ultra obvious then? His pointing fingers was rehearsed then I think he panicked and planted on her!!

[@AlliBearxD]

I look at Ellis county inmate roster for fun from time to time (I’m from there) and saw her name and profile for the longest. You had more info than what I found on line. I wondered why I stopped seeing her name lol. Thanks for the video!

[@brittanywilcox7377]

I saw a show about this case and honestly I think her son did it. I felt really bad for her

[@sarahendrix3132]

Insightful outlook with some added humor as usual 😀 Thanks Dr. Grande!

[@Chimponaut]

How could she recognize any voice after someone firing multiple shots right next to her, did the killer wait for the ringing in her ears to stop before going into his motives?

[@Szejwin]

Hello Dr. Grande. I'm curious about your views on : 1. Circular nature of psychological diagnosis - infering diagnosis from behavior, and then explaining behavior by the diagnosis. I appreciate statistical, predictive and order introducing qualities of psychological analysis, but I'm conflicted about it's "realness" (from lack of a better word...) 2. Limitations of psychology as a science- taking into consideration very peculiar nature of it's subject (emotions and personalities are unlike any other subject matter :P kind of volatile) :)

[@TischTosh]

Mothers often protect their children, even when they're Mean/cruel/dangerous/tstl

[@luellai1966]

Dr Grande truly is the Bob Ross of Psychiatry

[@Pimpernella]

There are so many things that just don't add up. First finding the gun, then realising his old boss lives there and finding the bedroom, disgruntled he got fired shoots without waking him up and after getting his hands on some money, tells the wife to count too 100 while he gets away and even takes the time to put that gun back...sounds more like a boy scout that has seen to many bad movies. However did they find her not guilty, that's what I don't get. 😳🤔🤏🤲👏

[@gcham1209]

melgar link plz doc? (not sure if i have the spelling correct)

[@mbaratucci13]

I not only injoy your expert opinion, but also your humor 👏😃