Teenager Stabs Mother One Year After Shooting Father in 'Self-Defense' | Collin Griffith Analysis

[@benjaminmorgan275]

He kept telling people he was going to murder her, over and over again. Yet they kept reuniting them as if that was the answer.

[@shameronstar7220]

DCF once again are culpable in a family related death.

[@carpediem6431]

Well you know…. “It’s probably all talk” …….. it’s not as though he murdered his father. ….. 😢

[@shameronstar7220]

@@carpediem6431 His dad was a bigot, so he had it coming lol

[@John-du2mq]

That's always the answer in the US court system and child services. Ask any divorced dad that wants to see his children.

[@Daviticus042]

@@shameronstar7220 "Once again"?

[@VistaThaiGuy]

He was going to kill Grandma for witnessing and testifying against him...good timing not to be home on her part.

[@robstrck8]

I was thinking the same thing. He missed her twice

[@andyvanm1]

Perhaps the luckiest person in the family ..but a terrible loss to bare.

[@wascawywabbit0987]

Methinks she just didn't answer the door.

[@robstrck8]

@@wascawywabbit0987 could be

[@robstrck8]

@@andyvanm1 so sad. I can’t imagine

[@Bill-c8g]

Never, ever reward bad behavior.

[@retsaMinnavoiG]

I disagree. Some amount of stubbornness, strong will and independence is a good thing in my opinion. The important part is teaching them wisdom and morality so they know when it is appropriate. Do you think the guy that pushes past the firefighters to save kids from a fire or the POW that is defiant and protects his fellow inmates from harm or the guy that sees a woman being abused on the street and stands up to abuser... are meek kids that didn't have a rebellious streak and disagree with authority figures at times? I've had my child behave badly (they're a very very good kid that everybody especially teachers love) but I understood why they did it and they had good reasons, so I rewarded them for their willingness to stand up for what they believed. Of course they have just behaved badly for no reason for which they were disciplined but it's exceedingly rare.

[@nanettevantriesteharder2469]

@@retsaMinnavoiG For good or evil, you are what you think - Proverbs 23:7. To have moral integrity along a strategic life trajectory toward wisdom, parental core values of what is good and bad, belief systems of what is true and false, attitudes of what is right and wrong, and behaviors of what is acceptable and unacceptable conduct must be taught, learned, and accepted. In an understanding of personal wrongdoing and a desire for atonement for one's sins in a U-turn of repentance, a prodigal will seek out the face of the Father to ask for forgiveness (Luke 15:11-32). Therefore, a biblical worldview aligns a person's faith in God with the Golden Rule of forgiveness by means of His commandments (Exodus 20; Hebrews 11:1; John 3:16-17 & 13:34-35; Matthew 7:12 & 22:24-40). By contrast, the eldest son justified himself at the Father's expense. The heir to what was left of the estate thought he had earned his place in heaven and that the Father was rewarding his previously wayward brother's bad behavior. The jealous older brother had jumped to the wrong conclusion. A prodigal is not a person who chooses to permanently harden his or her heart to the revelation of truth, which breaks him/her.

[@SurnaturalM]

​@@retsaMinnavoiGThat's an insane amount of mental gymnastics just to say OP was correct in the last sentence.

[@murph7141]

💯

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

@@retsaMinnavoiGAnd you are wrong.

[@fkcoolers2669]

If Dr. Grande ever rattles off a long series of adjectives about you, something went wrong in your life.

[@SentMyOwnWay]

Dr G is brilliant. He could make a channel about almost anything and I would subscribe

[@cadillacdeville5828]

KZbin is deleting my comment. Smdh

[@fkcoolers2669]

@@SentMyOwnWay Same. I just don't want to be the main character haha

[@skycloud4802]

Given that we all addicted to these crime stories, we are already exceedingly creepy.

[@fkcoolers2669]

@@skycloud4802 You're not diagnosing anyone who watches these videos, only speculating about people like these.

[@SIEBEGORMEN]

just shows you how these incessant smiling faces are so fake on social media.

[@DonHendrickson-xd7jw]

Like the grinning, cackling nutcase Kamala Harris.

[@adotintheshark4848]

everything is fake on social media

[@kphoto83]

Was thinking the same...sad.

[@trgiun]

yeah she was ignoring obvious red flags and priotitizing a smile for instagram... our world smh

[@fainitesbarley2245]

Everyone one smiles when a camera is pointed at them .

[@Big_Tex]

Colin will beg the court for mercy on account of being an orphan

[@Pookie-t1b]

He made himself that way so I really don't think the courts will pay him any attention with his nonsense

[@paulsto6516]

😂😂

[@maxfan1591]

@@Pookie-t1b True, but missing the point. There's a dark joke about the definition of chutzpah: killing your parents then begging for mercy on account of being an orphan.

[@Gizziiusa]

@@Pookie-t1b whoosh

[@Pookie-t1b]

@@maxfan1591 I get the joke.

[@shojinryori]

I didn’t realise there’s an older brother. I hope he’s doing ok. 😢

[@skunkrat01]

Shit that's horrible

[@nixie6077]

Chances are he's a psychopath too. Raised by the same parents and all.

[@eggwhitebite]

@@nixie6077how callous and ignorant

[@nixie6077]

@@eggwhitebite based on what? my evidence suggests this is a broken family raising broken kids. I'm a teacher for a living, I haven't been surprised yet.

[@eggwhitebite]

@@nixie6077 idk I just think it’s objectively wrong and tacky to speculate that another extremely traumatized orphan is a murderous sociopath but that’s just me! 🩷

[@AmbulatoryFungus]

At some point, parents have to choose themselves over the child...

[@meta4101]

Totally agree, but a huge challenge to accept that your kid is irredeemable.

[@texasrefugee7888]

Amen 🙏

[@TheTruthKiwi]

​@@meta4101for sure.

[@kamikaziking]

@@meta4101 even greater to accept that its your fault

[@byhislove]

I think parents always want to have hope that things will get better. a hard reality to face

[@vegas9440]

When someone shows you their true colors believe them

[@xSuperStarx]

"I know my rights; I want an attorney" doesn't protect you from being found guilty, but he tried.

[@ewjiml]

He watches too many KZbin lawyers. Don’t talk to the police just means the police will dig more information on you. You’ll still be arrested and still be found guilty.

[@majorpwner241]

Basically saying that you're going to get charged every single time even if they can't make a case. It's like shouting "I DID IT!"

[@victrola2007]

The neighbors watched her getting dragged in?

[@viron6734]

Probably a daily occurrence, given how often they argued.

[@TheBOG3]

@@viron6734They didn’t live there. That was the grandmother’s home. Collin went there to Polk County (a long way from where him and his mom lived) to get away from his mom because the grandmother was down in the Florida Keys at her second home. When he didn’t come home, his mom drove there from Ft. Myers to force him to come home but he murdered her.

[@seven-11]

"nothing says, "don't murder me." like a new car smell." 💀💀

[@Celisar1]

So parents rewarding graduation is unheard of and can only be seen as bribery… 😂

[@Dani-lc9hq]

@@Celisar1 thanks for having common sense! I don't know why the hell everyone gets so hung up on that car 😂

[@marlaroberts2087]

This case is very much like the movie “The Bad Seed” from 1956. All I can say is that was one lucky grandma!

[@bassman8144]

Dang I remember that movie as a kid!!!! She was so evil but she seems almost a saint compared to “kids” these days!

[@soldatheero]

never seen it. app there is a remake, is it any good i wonder

[@Hatbox948]

And older brother.

[@turqoiseillinois9955]

​@soldatheero the same actress that played Rhoda (Patty McCormick) did a straight to VHS part 2 of the Bad Seed. It was terrible. If you like old movies The Bad Seed won't disappoint. It's fantastic.

[@TheBOG3]

@@turqoiseillinois9955What’s the name of it? There’s a remake of The Bad Seed (2018) starring Rob Lowe and Mckenna Grace. Patty McCormack plays Dr. March in that film and in its sequel The Bad Seed Returns (2022). There’s also the remake of The Bad Seed that came out in 1985 starring Carrie Wells, Blair Brown, Lynn Redgrave and David Carradine.

[@RullXov]

Collin should never be let out of prison, he's a wack job.

[@Pookie-t1b]

@@RullXov They should have locked him up in Oklahoma. How he walked on killing his dad is beyond my comprehension. SMH beyond words

[@martinswiney2192]

Its the judges and prosecutors.

[@Pookie-t1b]

@@martinswiney2192 Collin manipulated the court system. Collin is not a dumb person he knows a little about the law that's how he was able to walk on the murder of his father. I hate to see someone so young facing life in prison but Collin is a walking time bomb who doesn't care who he hurts as long as he gets his way.

[@carpediem4512]

Born in 2007?

[@majorpwner241]

@@Pookie-t1b This is what we used to have the D penalty for. I can't even type it now, that's how far society has fallen.

[@latoyiab79]

Collin is a monster. He should never be a part of society. Zero remorse for his actions. Breaks my heart as a parent.

[@Emmere]

The mother was delusional. Her son was taller and stronger than her. Threatened and assaulted her multiple times, but she still allowed her to stay with him? Child or not, file a restraining order and get out of dodge! People need to stop letting their love for their kid excuse their violence.

[@gravydog1]

Kids can be evil. How many people have to die before our society accepts this?

[@stacin821]

Exactly

[@fnuppyfnup]

Some are born this way and others are turned into monsters

[@travishylton6976]

You talk like parents don't kill their own kids

[@Littlelikeme92]

@@travishylton6976Nope. Thats not at all what OP was implying. We all know and accept that adults murder their children. People do, however, tend to be in denial about children having the ability to be inherently evil. Red flags are constantly ignored because people don’t believe their children could possibly be capable of murder. It happens frequently.

[@TurboFrieza]

@@travishylton6976are you stupid? That’s not what OP was saying.

[@thealchemistdaughter3405]

Parents do not use your children as weapons against each other.. The consequences are always tragic..

[@arzangofthebrothersoflightario]

It's an extreme form of abuse that will take decades to undo.

[@aprilcanipe2614]

"Soul custody of her doom" Epic line Doc! 🤘

[@jeremyl99]

I saw this in the news and was like dr grande gotta cover this dude

[@micnorton9487]

Yeah the Doc can't resist newsworthy dudes lol 👍...

[@Throatzillaaa]

Lol I do that too. And within. 24 hours, he often has done a video on it. Also, when I find an older true crime case I want him to cover, I just comment on his patreon and he normally makes the video within a week. I used to just be able to comment here on youtube, but he has so many followers now, I doubt he sees those comments very often anymore.

[@stephenpemberton85]

I'm pretty sure if I see anybody being dragged by their hair screaming,the police are sure to be involved in the situation but this is Florida so...

[@timothynelson6918]

Sad how some people refuse to get involved for fear of the repercussions.

[@maxfan1591]

"but this is Florida so..." He's going to claim he was standing his ground?

[@flipdiva0007]

Florida is tougher than most states. I'm in Illinois and rarely is anyone held accountable for ANYTHING! I'll take DeSantis over Pritzker any day.

[@TheBOG3]

This happened at his grandmother’s Senior Community that she normally lived in, while she was gone at her second home in the Florida Keys. Collin wasn’t supposed to be there and that’s why his mother ended up driving there to fetch him to come back home. Maybe her neighbors were very old and fragile. Maybe they had the beginnings of Dementia.

[@frustratedalien666]

​@@flipdiva0007 his neighbors didn't want to get shot in self defense 😉

[@NalaRichenbach]

He told everyone he was going to do this to his mother, and nobody believed him. That is just unbelievable!

[@Chumbus21]

I was in the same rehab facility they brought this dude into. He was very strange. He would watch Braveheart in the day room over and over and over and cry like a baby, it was so odd. When a bunch of mental patients and drug addicts avoid you, there’s something wrong for real. 😂

[@rpk1519]

What kind of neighbour sees a kid drag a woman by the hair and doesn't call police? They could have saved her.

[@iyona14granturismogt6gtspo7]

Are you daft,this woman endulged this behavior she brought it on herself

[@kimberlycox158]

Neighbors could have saved her life. Call 911 if you see someone being assaulted.

[@candyjamaican]

No they couldn’t. If son said it numerous times he’s going to kill you, calling the police won’t help. The mom is to blame.

[@byhislove]

yep, I have called several times when I noticed something. The police appreciated it and checked into it. One woman was so scared of who she was with in the car that she opened the door while he was driving, started to run and he started to chase her with his car. like wow people just lose it. The police stopped it all. a phone call away to save a life. easy smeasy

[@altaisrs2857]

@synchronis346 Huh? WTF? What makes you think this?

[@magical571]

@synchronis346 what do you mean selective empathy just for the woman? this is giving "i'm bitter for unrelated reason" vibes, or just plainly "i didn't watch the video"

[@terry85mar]

Candyman yes they would've saved her if they called the corrupt pigs. They would've got there before he murdered her. It's still her own fault but the Karen neighbors let a murder happen.

[@Thejetsons99]

The neighbours didn't do anything like call police

[@artestra]

They’re looking out for kids selling lemonade or people they don’t recognise cutting grass

[@candyjamaican]

Did you see what happened when the grandma told the police? This mom didn’t listen and I guess it was normal for him to abuse her.

[@TheBOG3]

It was in a senior living community. Collin wasn’t supposed to be there while his grandmother was away in the Florida Keys. No telling how old the grandmother’s neighbors were. Maybe they had the beginnings of Dementia?

[@kingfisher9553]

How many years had the parents known there was something wrong with this kid? Why on earth did the mother want this murderous child back. Met her fate halfway.

[@margaretr5701]

He received a lot of mental health care and treatment, as well as a long stay in a facility. Perhaps the doctors considered him stable.

[@byhislove]

he would get behavioral care, then release him. What I don't understand is why? He was still verbalizing a threat towards his mom and they let him go back?

[@turqoiseillinois9955]

​@@birchlover3377in some states it's easy.

[@luriddgoddess170]

If my child was displaying this behavior I would move and not tell him where I am because I love my life

[@bluecollarlit]

My father used to repeat a Jack Benny joke where his parents moved and left no forwarding address....

[@youtubeKathy]

Either this generation is getting worse, or we just didn't have Dr. Grande speculating on these situations 30 years ago.

[@cadillacdeville5828]

The latter

[@kikas-tem-zukas-boas]

An old fashioned father, a mother worried with appearances, and a gay gamer kid. The writings were on the wall.

[@crowmedicine3890]

Both

[@michaelperez9966]

Crime was highest in the 1990s, and quite a bit higher in the 1980s and 1970s than it is now.

[@malumusera]

​@@michaelperez9966but this type of crime?

[@mzee5533]

As parents we live with these little monsters in our houses and we don’t want to accept that we are failing our kids

[@chrisnanopoulos9905]

I’m glad you said it. Most don’t want to admit or even suggest that they may have some responsibility for these kids. They came from somewhere and someone raised them. I agree 100%.

[@chinesecrested9528]

Not so little in this case. It's amazing how the mother let her son back so many times.

[@forestxander]

We are not all oblivious. My, now adult, daughter suffers from ADD, Depression, Anxiety, OCD, ODD, PTSD, fast cycling Bipolar Disorder, and, at one point, Trichotillomania. She began talk therapy at 6, and meds at 9. I had to hospitalize her more than once, and she spent 2 years in a residential, therapeutic, school in her early teens. I kept vigilant, and strived to always do what was best. I am proud to say that she is now a well-balanced (relatively speaking), self-sufficient, young woman. I did not accomplish this on my own, she deserves at least equal credit.

[@Goldnuggetrudolph]

Why do u feel parents are failing? These monsters have their own mind and their own outside influences. Most times their murderous ways have nothing to do w the way they were raised.

[@chinesecrested9528]

@forestxander I applaud your efforts as a parent. Instability runs in my family. My mom was clinically depressed and daughter of sn alcoholic. My dad, PTSD of WW2. My siblings and I all have something going on as do our children. Even with good medical insurance, only those who seek help and stay with it move forward with some semblance of success. Hobbled along IA a better way to describe it.

[@CountrysideCutie]

We need a Dr. Grande meme of "...Exceedingly creepy."

[@AmbulatoryFungus]

I would WEAR THAT SHIRT. Long sleeve cotton blend tee. Classic medium size, not new medium...

[@bronsiee]

We want merch! We want merch!

[@terry85mar]

No bruh.

[@ItsAllFakeAndGhey]

An hour before he killed her, neighbors saw him “drag her in the house by her hair”…yet they didn’t call the police…unreal. *Edit*: I cannot believe the amount of trash bag people on here promoting the idea that speaking up when you see something bad happening makes you a “Karen”. I’ve had to call the police many times regarding inconsiderate neighbors who blast music, allow their dogs to bark for hours, throw trash in the front yard etc. And every time I was able to remain anonymous for my own safety. In a few years, I single handedly turned my neighborhood around and the property value increased so much that my house sold for TWICE what I bought it for just a few years prior. One persons voice CAN make a difference. Do the right thing for yourself and your community, don’t let people scare you with anecdotes of “but bad things can happen to you if you speak up / call the police”. Our country has gone to pot because everyone has been conditioned to live in fear and have no consideration for those around them. Don’t live in fear and be a good neighbor! ❤️

[@donnadonna3024]

@@Justin-d4l even so, I would have called. when I needed and pled neighbors to call the police to help me as I was being hurt by a stranger they just watched me get injured and did nothing What if it was you who needed help?

[@ryanfrank1309]

​@@Justin-d4l yes there's almost always risk in doing the right thing. Yes that story is tragic and unjust. But doing the right thing, no matter the consequences, is ALWAYS the right thing to do. We can't let fear of consequences stop us from being good people.

[@ItsAllFakeAndGhey]

@@Justin-d4lI’m sorry but your story makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. I’ve called many times, from barking dogs to loud cars. You simply say you wish to remain anonymous with your complaint. Stop fear mongering. If you are witnessing a disturbance to the peace, call the police-that’s what they’re for.

[@robstrck8]

It was actually 2 hours. I can’t believe the neighbors didn’t call the police.

[@supernova11711]

@@Justin-d4lThere’s no way they should have known who reported it unless he was telling people. Just don’t tell anyone you did it. Police are not allowed to share that information and you can even make the call anonymously. I had a similar situation with one of my neighbours as well. Called the cops, he got arrested and they moved about a month later. I only told close friends and family about it, certainly no neighbours.

[@Meela234]

Instead of seeing Charles's death as murder, Catherine chose to see it as Colin's mental illness and perhaps, as Charle's karma. She felt like she finally got what she wanted and "won" custody of her son. In the end, she realized too late that her son was really an evil person who wanted nothing more than to kill her. He even talked about the methods he wanted to use. It does not get any more red flag than that.

[@mattjk5299]

I mean unless you believe in witches and fairies and magical spells, then while cruelty and etc can play a role... it IS highly likely to be significantly influenced by mental illness. I'm sure their relationships were all perfectly healthy /s

[@Meela234]

@@mattjk5299 I also think it's obvious that Colin has mental health issues, but I think that is where Catherine's analysis of it stopped. She bypassed the murder part. Even tho he has mental health issues, I believe he knew right from wrong in regard to their murders. That's why he had the wherewithal to make up the self-defense excuses.

[@ArohaStill]

She probably felt guilty about his mental illness because she probably figured that it was induced by living in abusive household but once someone picks up a weapon it becomes a very dangerous situation to yourself so really you need to isolate and get the person treatment

[@Celisar1]

Write a novel with your fantasy, but stop making such wild claims without a shred of evidence!

[@gailknight3128]

What a messed up story. He threatened to kill his mother, after he had already killed his father, and they let him back home. Neighbours saw him dragging her into the house, and did nothing! If I saw someone doing that, I would have called the police straight away! He needs to go to prison, and stay there, he is a danger to anyone who may upset him, or say no to him!

[@deej1015]

Thank you for your analysis Dr. Grande! This was such a sad case

[@ewjiml]

The mother had no idea how to parent. She was just as crazy as Colin by blaming the father, even after he killed him. Wake up lady, denial won’t change the fact that your own child said multiple times he wants to kill you.

[@Swansong321]

She spoilt him and he faced no consequences for his actions regarding his father..terrifying

[@kathleensullivan4547]

I assumed that he was spoiled too, but was there anything Dr grande said that would have told us that? Now I'll have to go back and re-listen to this

[@LluviadeOrugas]

@@kathleensullivan4547, if you take a look at the video’s thumbnail, there’s a picture of the teen with a new car wrapped in a bow. I haven’t watched the video yet but that’s enough for me to know he was spoiled

[@christinelee4780]

It sounds like a toxic family situation in which there would be no winners

[@pamelastevens1609]

​@@LluviadeOrugasEspecially since it was after he murdered his father and his murder case was dismissed 🙄

[@duplessis3]

his dad had custody for a long time.

[@Vale0x3]

Very sad, she ignored some major redflags and rewarded him with new cars and nice trips.

[@Cash4Fruit]

Parents and communities these days are not equipped to handle mental health issues. They only know how to buy love.

[@Chopper650]

she was the red flag dimwit

[@Kc-dq7zj]

Your comment is messed up. When a crime is committed, it's never the victims fault, it's the perpetrators fault 🙄

[@johnkowalski5756]

No, it is your deranged and predatory Western culture. A culture where mania, agitation, anger, and restlessness rules. Where you get active shooters on a weekly schedule. No other culture, even in the Third World has this level.of insanity. ​@@Kc-dq7zj

[@AlintraxAika]

This kid was spoiled af

[@francisgalton2678]

That kid was not doing well. What do I think happened in this case? This is my opinion. Collin was a bad kid.

[@MegaJackpinesavage]

Why do so many American parents reward a child's bad behavior with extravagant gifts?

[@Kat-tr2ig]

Because in many cases, they're terrified of what the child will do if they don't get the gift. These kids have figured out that parents can't discipline them anymore, and no one holds them accountable, and even if they get into trouble they pay no consequences. They learn that if their parents say no or don't give them what they want, they can accuse them of abuse and get away with it. So the parents end up giving in and buying them that car or whatever to protect themselves.

[@adotintheshark4848]

@@Kat-tr2ig and when the kid finally gets prosecuted, it isn't until they hear "life without parole", that they finally wise up.

[@robertgantry2118]

Last ditch effort since they can't control the idiot kid any other way.

[@johnbauman4005]

​@@adotintheshark4848No, not even then.

[@JPage-fj7mb]

Because "so many" don't. The parents that do are the ones that get the attention because it almost always has bad outcomes. The millions of regular parents that regularly respond to and discipline their children aren't interesting, so you aren't going to hear about it on social media or in the news. Try to remember that outrage draws interest. And trying to make a low occurrence issue seem extremely common creates even MORE outrage. Try not to let yourself be manipulated. What you don't hear about (and why you don't hear about it) is at least as important to consider as what you do hear about.

[@jerryw6699]

Sheriff Grady Judd did a press conference on this one, he's probably the countries greatest sheriff, and certainly the countries most entertaining sheriff.

[@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206]

I can not argue that and I'm in Oregon! If I decided to move to Florida, it'd definitely be in his jurisdiction! 😅

[@johnbauman4005]

So great to hear Sheriff Judd and Dr. G in agreement on this case. Two of my favorite You Tube folks.

[@jerryw6699]

@@MGT2060 Sounds like a little envy showing through, you might want to watch that.

[@52daytripper]

@@MGT2060 actually the Sheriff loves explaining how people can be evil and will get caught and punished in his jurisdiction

[@magical571]

@@jerryw6699 he may just dislike him? don't go all armchair psychologist on a youtube comment of all things lol

[@davel7014]

I don't believe it was self defense when he killed his father.

[@Pookie-t1b]

@@davel7014 Hell no it wasn't self defense. It was first degree murder IMO. His dad probably didn't want to give him his way so Collin simply killed him just like his mom. It's Collin way or no way.

[@davel7014]

@@Pookie-t1b I agree

[@MarianaVHernandez]

Mom was either extremely unaware and naive or a complete enabler

[@bigbbennett4382]

A mother's love can be blinding, everytime she sees her child, no hope but to see that sweet child you raised and remember all those nice times looking at that face/eyes

[@whatthefunction9140]

So many people falling on knifes these days

[@lastpme]

After he attacked his mother, he should had never been allowed back in her house. He had already killed his father, told his teachers his mom was going to harm him and himself, and when he was in a mental institution he said he would kill his mother. I think she wanted her son so back, she really didn’t look at what really happened when he killed his dad.

[@kitiyana]

I love the lists of personality traits in these videos.. “and was exceedingly creepy”.. for a layman, it really helps to know that someone who is exceedingly creepy, should probably be given a wide berth for a whole lot of reasons.

[@garretsloan5990]

Is it just me, or does it look like those cacti seem to be multiplying ?

[@ItizWhatitiz-67]

😂No, it's not just you! I noticed them, too!

[@phyllisarrington7436]

😂😂😂

[@shojinryori]

Pretty sure they’re planning a coup.

[@AvecPoesie]

The cacti creeped me out in this video.

[@WalterDiamond]

Paige! No!!!

[@CoralieDeegan]

Such a sad story

[@notmyselfusee]

She fought so hard to keep him from experiencing discipline and now he still will

[@emmahamilton5472]

Damn, dude I love this channel. Don't have the money too help the channel, I'll always watch X

[@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206]

Me too. I feel guilty but I'm being sued for my dece*sed mothers outstanding debt, almost $20,000. Most people get inheritance. 😒

[@1greenMitsi]

weird how he literally has the same exact face in all those photos

[@ragnardanneskjold7675]

I bet she felt like a jackleg for believing her son about murdering his father as that knife was entering her throat.

[@sammyb1651]

I very much doubt she believed it in the first place. She was in an acrimonious custody dispute and his murder solved that problem for her. She basically endorsed his murder because it suited her purposes to do so. Hard to then have much sympathy when she ends up in the same situation herself. She didn't appear to have any for her ex. Just being real. I think you need to develop a better understanding of people's motives and behaviour. They're often highly unpleasant and they'll frequently put their immediate wants above questions of morality or what is "right".

[@frustratedalien666]

I have zero sympathy. She bailed him out after he shot and killed his father. She stood by his side and corroborated his lies about self defense.

[@jtzoltan]

I have more benefit of the doubt to give her actions then compared to how she kept taking him back in after multiple times he attacked her and claimed to mental health staff that he'd end her life. At least his history of being violent wasn't established yet nor the threats as far as we know that she knew if you get me.

[@GigiRulesTheRoost]

Well, that was awful.

[@pavla2055]

I have a nephew who has some of these traits . Poor parenting and over indulgence has greatly contributed to the behaviour I think . He began physically assaulting his parents at age 15 and currently lives with them - unemployed of course . The parents allowed a girlfriend to move into their home when he was 17 and are also now housing another girlfriend in small quarters as the son is now in his late 20s . The father is now wheelchair bound and police have attended the home recently b/c of violent behaviour by the son yet these living arrangements go on . There is little doubt that the situation has been created and enabled by the parents . I have a lot of concern for their safety .

[@VeganVive]

I love it when he finishes the descriptions with “exceedingly creepy” it adds humour to such dark stories 😂

[@KimberlyLetsGo]

Talk about a bad seed.

[@candyjamaican]

In that movie the child’s father was a serial killer so nature. In this case, what is it? Nurture?

[@getgot3461]

​@@candyjamaican Dexter?

[@candyjamaican]

You’re talking that old movie from the 50s right? That girl was adopted?

[@TheBOG3]

@@candyjamaicanHer mom was not her. She inherited the evil gene from her biological maternal grandmother.

[@TheBOG3]

@@candyjamaicanThe child’s biological maternal grandmother was the serial killer. It skipped Rhoda’s mother and landed on Rhoda according to the movie. Rhoda’s mom was adopted by the grandparents she knew. She didn’t know her biological grandparents on her mother’s side.

[@austinsmithson3148]

Auburndale is near my hometown and I am not surprised nobody called. Florida is freaking insane

[@ArtU4All]

Oh that beautiful toothy-smile in every pic mother, how desperate she was to get full custody, how hopeful she was getting her boy a car, how protective she felt of his (maybe) being gay… how awfully sad… how awfully unexplainable is the reunification despite the threats of murder ….

[@altaisrs2857]

This psycho kid probably told her lies about his father.

[@deborahblackvideoediting8697]

8:30 - What kind of disgusting neighbours see a woman being dragged by her hair into a home, yet can't be bothered to call 9-1-1? She might have stood a chance if someone had spent 5 minutes on the phone.

[@hnr4994]

There was this case of the woman killed in the bushes near a street where people walked, a park I guess, people saw the killer on top of the woman she was kicking with her feet but they did nothing, I don't know what we're they thinking, couple fight, they didn't intervene OR call police, she died there knowing people saw whats going on..UK maybe i forgot

[@deborahblackvideoediting8697]

@@hnr4994 - That is so horrible. It honestly makes me sick to my stomach. I understand people being scared of getting hurt, but they can't call the police? Even just yelling "Hey get off her, the police are on their way." might scare the guy and cause him to run off.

[@hnr4994]

@@deborahblackvideoediting8697 Ireland - Ashleigh Murphy I think. Ok the women had no phones and they ran to the nearest house to call police, BUT it was too late and still horrible 😭

[@deborahblackvideoediting8697]

@@hnr4994 - Oh man, it's so sad and awful!!

[@yolipurpleflower9784]

I'm glad Colin was not my son 😢

[@comafudge2058]

I've been waiting for your analysis of this case😊

[@davidglad]

Sheriff Grady Judd holding a conference when it happened the other week was solid viewing

[@angelachristle2116]

Another great explanation and overview of this story thank you for bringing it to our attention and sharing your opinions with us

[@RodSerling5]

_'There's no such thing as a bad boy,' an optimistic and unctuous quote put forth by an individual who apparently never met young Collin Griffith. -- For even a child is capable of both good and evil, and any suggestion otherwise would be a denial of that child's humanity. Because unlike a kitchen knife, free will can cut both ways. Even in...The Twilight Zone._

[@enterchannelname4542]

I'm just going to go ahead and agree with Grady Judd before I finish the video. If it turns out I disagree then I'm probably wrong anyway.

[@shameronstar7220]

@@enterchannelname4542 I’m from Hillsborough Florida but Sheriff Grady Judd is like a local celebrity here in Central Florida. He’s quite the character and storyteller if you ever seen any of his press conferences.

[@littlemissliv100]

He’s a psychopath

[@puspavelai8353]

The one difference between his crime, seems to be, is he played a 'victim' of his father's 'alienation' and domination to his mother? Most probably, he was toying with both their emotions and pitting them against each other just for fun. The punchline in his own 'joke' was perhaps he was always going to act viciously against both.

[@legoqueen2445]

The mum was living in denial. Her son's total lack of respect for her or regard for her authority as his mother was obvious when he repeatedly said he would kill her and when he was violent towards her. Maybe the father poisoned the son against the mum and the mum did the same against the father, so ultimately he felt no loyalty or love for either parent, just hatred and entitlement. They created a monster and both paid with their lives.

[@TheBOG3]

Well, how come their older son turned out just fine then? This one is just a born psychopath.

[@TheZDerDer]

​@TheBOG3 Usually, parents spoil the younger children more than the older one.

[@TheBOG3]

@@TheZDerDer Sometimes the older child is the “golden child” like in that film ‘School Ties.’ Matt Damon’s character had an older brother that was the “golden child” over him. Everyone worshipped his older brother, including the parents.

[@ambergriffes6122]

Hello Dr Grande!

[@marshamacmillan]

Condolences to the older brother.

[@movem1]

Do the cacti have any significance for you, Dr. Grande?

[@brendaredmond4678]

I have asked him this question a hundred times. Either he doesn't read comments or... he wants to keep us curious.

[@SLIONS-go9wq]

His humor is as dry as a cactus.

[@frankburau2517]

They are not real😮😂

[@Blackheathenly]

@@brendaredmond4678 He wants to keep us curious. He totally reads comments.

[@floppyslot]

I assume that he lives in the American southwest

[@Simonisms]

To lose one parent may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose both looks like carelessness.

[@fazzolarijames]

Catherine was really the architect of her own destruction. Very sad story.

[@tyroneflaucher3499]

Some things an honorable person never says. His words about self defense point toward his true intentions.😢

[@PukeyMcDork]

Dr G is the king of youtube. The last sentence is awesome. Dr Grande consistently generates videos i'm going to stop what i'm doing and watch. What a sicko guy. The Jetta is a good car too. Maybe Granny got it.

[@tipi5586]

Don't call it generate, that's an inhuman verb to use.

[@PukeyMcDork]

@@tipi5586 In the US, we watch videos first before commenting on them. If you watch Dr Grande he opens with "consistently generates". Those are His Words. So before you comment, Watch the Videos. If you're not in the US, then you probably should not be commenting to a US made video on a US based app using English

[@mykal2803]

I feel like I should feel bad, but.. the kid killed his father in some questionable circumstances, and multiple times said he would kill his mother.. when does it become your fault for not believing someone? idk. Kid was clearly deranged.

[@mc26collum]

!. Learn to support yourself. 2. Learn to cope with loneliness. 3. Do not marry 4. Do not have kids.

[@peterbassey9668]

And thus bring the entire West to its end. Tell me, are you a middle easterner?

[@philosopherwithin]

Best show yet, Dr. Grande!

[@coldsteelrail1123]

creepy. lol. It's so sad, how his mom just didn't even know what to do with him. It appears that she tried to do everything that she knew how. Bought him a brand new car...and obviously loved him. the guy is evil

[@iangallager4091]

when they were newly wed all those years ago and convinced that each had discovered their eternal partner , little did they know the lethal child they would bring into being. Sometimes it is best to remain single despite the loneliness you might sometimes feel.

[@TheBOG3]

If they would’ve stopped after the first son they’d still be here. They were trying for a girl and ended up with a second son who was a born psychopath.

[@nogetouttamyface]

They have no one to blame but themselves.

[@karlahussain6504]

Can you do a video on the Menendez brothers? I believe there have been some updates.

[@BlackSheep_216]

You're so good at this Dr G.

[@Mainecoon_Izzy]

“Survey says”… Colin is definitely a psychopath ! Lol Btw - thanks so much to the neighbors; who saw this monster dragging their mother by her hair, & didn’t call the cops⁉️🤡✅

[@LúciaKitten]

I'm so grateful for my children! 🙏 Thank you, Dr. Grande, your videos are great!

[@tenthdimension9836]

What's the deal with the neighbors not calling the police after a witnessing him drag her by her hair? God!!!

[@PiNKUZi]

There has to be some law that holds those people accountable for witnessing an attack and not reporting it!!

[@maggiejumphighintothesky5526]

​@@PiNKUZi At the end of the day regardless of whether people like it or not it's not the neighbors fault that she died nor did they have to get involved in anyway. it's the sad truth. She picked her faith when she decided not to see her son for who he was. So unfortunate.

[@kimmij6873]

Dr grande.. you soothe my soul. I listen to You constantly.. your style is different, I love your play on words.. you’re a genius a regular Dr. Seuss…❤️❤️❤️

[@yucatansuckaman5726]

Alright ladies enough simping over the doctor, he's married

[@Constance-cl3wg]

@@yucatansuckaman5726it is exceedingly creepy.😂

[@BB-0804]

Dr. Seuss had an affair while his wife was sick and she unalived herself. Just saying….

[@pammelahamilton1218]

I don’t trust my own son.., you can give them everything.. once they hate you., they will kill you. I don’t want my son back around me.. Real Talk 🤷🏽‍♀️😱🗣️

[@Isthisjoebiden]

THANK YOU. One thing I noticed is that hurt daughters will typically ignore and avoid people they hate. They do the opposite, they seek what they hate so they can harm. My son is 7, but if I see the signs...it's a done deal

[@groominator-magneticequato7195]

Same. His father was successful in turning him against me and feel about me as he does (enmeshment/alienation). I regret fighting to get him back. I’m afraid to take his games - last time I tried he kicked me and called me a psycho bitch. I dropped the games - scared he’d go dark.

[@teddyknight4762]

Thank you Dr Grande I have never ever ever heard of anything like this

[@Lopfff]

A Honda will get you way more miles per repair. Those cars last forever

[@EarDrugzTV]

All Facts

[@bsgoat7075]

Honda fanboys r the saddest ppl in the world😭they could see a dude drive an f150 thru a parade and say “shoulda had a Honda would get way better mpg”

[@MarkoMagic]

😂😂😂​@@bsgoat7075

[@janeoleary8454]

​​@@bsgoat7075all American cars and trucks suck. I prefer Toyotas. Hondas are good too. German cars also suck

[@Lopfff]

@@bsgoat7075 Oh Lord that cracked me up :D And it’s so true

[@edwardwong654]

Every time I hear Dr Grande read off the long list of adjectives, I always say - wow that sounds just like ME!

[@carmydaford2307]

Can you please do Jennifer Soto!!?! I would love to hear your take on her.

[@williamthompson2941]

It enough to make you support the death penalty

[@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206]

Jeremy Irons has a really good vid on this! I've always supported the😢 DP 👍 Jeremy's video is against it but it's a short video and has valuable info and it's true! I watched it a while back, prolly a couple few years..sorry, past my bedtime. 4am is really tough!

[@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206]

1st emoji was an accident

[@johnbauman4005]

​@@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206You CAN edit the original post you know.

[@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206]

@@johnbauman4005 I do know that, unfortunately, it would seem that afterwards, the comment is hidden so nobody can see it.

[@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206]

@@johnbauman4005 It was passed my bedtime and I was fading fast!

[@robertgantry2118]

My friend Teresa was un-alived by her 21-year-old son. She had told me she was afraid of him. The son's father was in the home, but somehow the dirt bag was able to un-alive my friend with a baseball bat.

[@user-hx7mi7ml8u]

I’m so sorry that is unbelievably horrible! 😨

[@robertgantry2118]

@@user-hx7mi7ml8u Thanks. It was a long time ago but it stung really bad.

[@turqoiseillinois9955]

Jesus Christ I am so sorry. I hope you have many happy memories of good tines with her. I'm very sorry.

[@52daytripper]

"un-alived" ??? are you making up new words? you mean the 21yr old killed or murdered his mother , no?

[@travishylton6976]

How do you know your friend was a good person

[@sharonhoyt2133]

Pure evil

[@GaryToftheNorth]

Dr. Grande can you cover the case of Reena Virk? She was drowned by her classmates in a lake.

[@suwaneegeorgia1]

if you've been similarly violated this is a very valuable video, in which vicious ventures ventured into the volatile valley.

[@MtnGirll]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@jahjoeka]

This world never makes any sense.

[@AltClev37]

HE TOLD THEM MANY MANY TIMES THAT IF HE WENT BACK TO LIVE WITH HIS MOTHER, HE WOULD KILL HER. - is returned to his mother.

[@glow1815]

I watched this on another KZbinr but Dr Grande explained so much better.

[@maryrichardson6029]

Always interesting Thank you ❤