Halloween Party Host Murder Leads to Excess Suspects | Arpana Jinaga & Emanuel Fair

[@burntorangefan23]

The flaming of New Jersey every time it is even tangentially related to the topic of a video is greatly appreciated. Please never change

[@cesarbugarini499]

I'm dead "she moved from India to New Jersey, so we already know this is turning into a horror story" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@freddymustafa5020]

The Jersey Devil did it!😅

[@heatherconklin6798]

Tis NJerz thaat bad?

[@robd1329]

That also made me laugh....shouldnt it be the other way around from NY to India?

[@cesarbugarini499]

He roasted NJ 😂😂😂🙌🙌🙌

[@MakerInMotion]

New Jersey really is a dump. This is for New Jersey 🖕

[@kdnick8584]

Dr. Grande really has it out for New Jersey.

[@EBeverly-gv4ln]

Jersey has it out for Jersey

[@lashlarue59]

The thing that totally discredited the states case to me was they were saying that two guys who met randomly at a party who didn't know one another at all, spoke for 30 minutes and agreed to do a gang bang/homicide (no evidence of this conspiracy, they just made it up) and they were only going to charge one of them. That made no sense at all.

[@AnonymousQwerty]

I need to buy a shirt that says “just a reminder I’m not diagnosing anyone in this video, just speculating on a situation like this”

[@robd1329]

Happy Little Clouds...i feel like im listening to Bob Ross with these videos

[@justin9744]

Couldn’t even get the quote right.

[@stephanieparker1250]

Ugh.. she worked so hard in India and came to the US, so excited and a bright future ahead.. she even had daily calls to her family back in India.. they must have felt so happy for her.. breaks my heart 😰💔

[@DaniL-hr9xo]

"He attributed the sound to one of two activities: sex or vomiting". I'm so confused

[@johnny10grasp3]

Because both events involve groaning. Don't worry everyone was a virgin at some point.

[@DaniL-hr9xo]

@@johnny10grasp3 I bet you still are.

[@johnny10grasp3]

@@DaniL-hr9xo Good come back Dani. Let me know if you need me to explain any other life lessons. Have a great day pumpkin.

[@DaniL-hr9xo]

@@johnny10grasp3 Sir, if a woman sounds like she's about to puke while you're having intercourse with her, you're NOT doing a good job. Write that down and enjoy the rest of your day.

[@freddymustafa5020]

Not so deep throat I guess?

[@willnill7946]

I’m suspicious of both of them, but it’s not easy to prosecute those cases.

[@tankthearc9875]

because its a case of frame and blame it on the black man. way more evidence points to cameron, and btw if he used the bathroom then of course his dna would be on the toliet paper there.

[@NieceyWeesey]

It's so pathetic when police officers and detectives seek psychics to help in a crime. It's absolutely ridiculous that they're allowed to do this!

[@saskialolita]

How was a neighbor able to hear “growling” and water running in arpana’s but no one heard her apt/door being broken into?? That just doesn’t make sense…

[@magiccitymama1620]

Did they share a bedroom wall? In my house I can hear someone coughing through the walls and the water running when they're showering or flushing the toilet. Especially at 3am. But I wouldn't be able to hear anyone breaking in because the front door is farther away. Sound carries differently in hallways than through walls.

[@animula6908]

They might have come home after the break in already happened or been in another room. I can think of like six dozen ways that could happen, actually. He had his earbuds in, he was running water, his dog was making too much noise for him to hear the door breaking…etc.

[@nzr3756]

Consulted a psychic?? The police?? That's just insane! Great analysis as usual, Dr. G.

[@charliechurch5004]

Yeah that happens

[@kelsielovesbbu]

this happens more than you'd think and i've only seen about 2 cases where they actually helped lol

[@EBeverly-gv4ln]

Spoiler alert they only helped if they either did the crime and knew about it or had a lucky guess. If psychics were real they would have been beating a path to go claim the $1mm prize offered by James Randi and prove it.

[@elizabethhamm5320]

That poor woman didn’t receive justice. That compounds the tragedy. If Cameron did it, I hope that he is eventually brought to justice. If Emanuel did it, he will have to victimize someone else before he is incarcerated. Too bad the police couldn’t get a confession from the real killer

[@tankthearc9875]

why not charge cameron is he related to someone? this seems like they were framing emanuel to me

[@lonemaus562]

@@tankthearc9875probably because he a criminal history and had a warrant out for his arrest

[@tankthearc9875]

@@lonemaus562 likely because of systemic racism

[@peteywheatstraws4909]

​@@lonemaus562 A criminal history that included rape.

[@marciabosteder5682]

Lllllllllll This is acomplacated case. Great job, digging into this murder.

[@rullmourn1142]

Terribly inept prosecutors in this case, just awful.

[@eadweard.]

How so, twiggy gangsta?

[@hardtakeoff]

Lead detective is now a Police Chief

[@tankthearc9875]

sounds of a case of lets blame and frame the black man at the party, glad the jury saw it

[@charliechurch5004]

​@@tankthearc9875 😒.... seriously

[@tankthearc9875]

@@BrainDamageComedy well he didnt do it fool

[@jenanne31]

I'm mystified by law enforcement working with psychics. Has this ever helped an investigation, except perhaps by chance? I'd hope that police would rely on actual science to solve crimes. Excellent content as usual, Dr. Grande.

[@troy3456789]

Psychics work almost as well or or by sheer chance better than any using any d20 die or shaking a magic 8 ball around to see what comes up. >Worth every cent, of course

[@willnill7946]

They work, that’s why

[@jenanne31]

@@troy3456789 🤣👌

[@troy3456789]

@@willnill7946 They work wonderfully right up until they're put to the test, then the results prove that anyone else is just as accurate or just as inaccurate.

[@Vonononie]

He’s covered a few cases where the psychics delayed the case as they were giving wrong ‘information’. One was the poor girl who was held captive and saw on tv a psychic telling her mum she was already dead. Her mum was devastated and died before the girl could get free. The pain these either delusional or corrupt individuals cause is inexcusable especially as they target vulnerable people

[@matthew.m.stevick]

True story: I love true crime, it’s fascinating to me. I watch all the popular KZbin channels, and whenever I hear a new story I check to watch/rewatch Dr. Grande’s take on it after to get to what I see as “the real take” on the situation. He’s so talented; funny and consistent.

[@Deleteriously]

Red flag alert, this dude loves that crimes are committed against humans. That's excellent, brother.

[@eadweard.]

@@Deleteriously What a peculiar and manipulative remark.

[@a.jlondon9039]

When I watch true crime stories I think that myself or someone I love could be an episode of some TV or KZbin channel. These are human beings who have suffered tragedies and NOT entertainment. Think about that.

[@ebgreenham]

Same here. Dr. Grande is the gold standard of comprehensive storytelling, rational analysis, and bone dry humor that is always empathetic to victims.

[@VCthaGOATdunker]

@@eadweard. No, he's right. Watching true crime is a fascination, not some fun little activity in your spare time.

[@A-gonzalez-2228]

Great video as always Dr. Grande, you always make the graveyard shift go by fast!

[@ryany-land1668]

You ain't lying

[@mr.schwinn2976]

Oh my God I thought I was the only one🤣🤣🤣💯💯💯

[@tylerlcollins1260]

It was his record of course . Once they saw that they thought it was a wrap. She certainly sounds like a very impressive woman. What a loss it must be to her mother or her daddy. It's incredible how sick and evil some souls are

[@tankthearc9875]

that and being black imo was why they had tunnel vision. smh glad the juries were good

[@BrainDamageComedy]

maybe emanuel was her guardian angel and he was trying to free her.... retarded jury let a killer child rapist free again to go hurt more, and maybe get away with it next time and for decades... reasonable doubt would have been his whereabouts being known definitely that entire night and morning.

[@loki2240]

​@@tankthearc9875- A juror in the first trial said that Emanuel was guilty because he could tell by looking at him - "he was a thug with tattoos." When his "reasoning" was questioned, the juror said that "Someone had to pay for what was done to this young woman. And if Emanuel didn't actually commit the crime, he could just get the conviction overturned on appeal." (like it's so easy to get criminal convictions overturned, innocent people haven't spent years and even decades in prison before getting a wrongful conviction overturned, etc.). That explains why the police and prosecutors just pivoted to making a case against Emanuel. It's typically easy to get a conviction when you have bigoted, otherwise biased, and woefully ignorant people on juries. So really, it was a matter of some jurors being good. Some were terrible (as planned).

[@hardtakeoff]

"According to the complaint, Johnson’s fingerprints were found inside a window in Jinaga’s apartment, and his DNA was found on the motor oil bottle and a portion of wet carpet at the crime scene. The lawsuit alleges that a lighter was found in his apartment with a sticky substance on it, but investigators never collected it. They also failed to look for evidence of a missing bootlace."

[@ianmason8435]

Maybe I am missing something, but I feel like Cameron seems like a severly overlooked suspect here. Why was he never charged?

[@eadweard.]

There was a much stronger case against Emmanuel.

[@wiseauserious8750]

I agree. It's clear they did it together

[@TheSergio1021]

I find it unlikely that someone would ask "what if I did it, and I just dont remember?" who was the perpetrator of the act. Not that it clears him of guilt, but I'm sure it would be difficult for anyone to act normally when someone you had feelings for was murdered and you might be a suspect, especially after she apparently was hooking up with another man that night. I can see an innocent person thinking "oh my god... did I go into a blind rage?" and truly worry about everything.

[@muffininorbit]

He was given immunity for cooperating early on, so he couldn’t be charged

[@raquelr8775]

Simple, because he is white.

[@wolfslullaby]

sad when someone innocent is taken away like this but it's even worse when the main culprit is never found

[@dissidentfairy4264]

This case is maddening! Arpana's family must be very frustrated. I agree that a conspiracy between Emanuel and Cameron seems unlikely. Didn't you say that Cameron got jealous when he would see her talking to other guys? A jealous guy like that wouldn't want to share her even in a crime, I wouldn't think, but in saying that, how did both of their DNAs end up on the can of oil? My theory is Cameron got jealous when he saw her interacting with guys at the party. He may have been tired of rejection and took his pent up frustration out on her that night. It's just a hypothetical but I hope they catch the real killer whoever he is. Arpana deserves justice.

[@veep5712]

Cameron might have called her to find her phone from within her apartment..

[@user-yn7pk1ut7i]

@@veep5712 does anyone have pics of him?? pls share

[@donaldvonglitchenberger4108]

How did emanuels end up on the duct tape as well

[@donaldvonglitchenberger4108]

And his dna was mixed with her blood?

[@shavonneadams5427]

@@donaldvonglitchenberger4108 in listening to a podcast that went into far greater detail on the case, it was explained that Emanuel helped to either setup or cleanup the party and there was something (decorations)duct taped to the well meaning his DNA could’ve gotten on the tape just from helping.

[@thecatatemyhomework]

How anyone can leave their door open for hours at a time and allow people to wander in and out is mind-boggling.

[@ShoppersL]

Youngsters

[@AA01532]

Arpana’s apartment was locked and the murderer/s broke in.

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

Naivety will cause you to do that kind of foolishness

[@natlenan6743]

Why are you victim blaming

[@nhmooytis7058]

@@natlenan6743 because victims can and do collude in their victimization by using poor judgment. Just a fact, Jack.

[@jameseglavin4]

Hey Dr Grande, I love these crime summary videos but I wanted to let you know I really enjoyed and got a lot of help from your old video about person-centered therapy! Thanks so much for putting those learning aids out there, it helped my paper a lot! And hey, maybe consider that the world might enjoy an inside look at the profession of counseling now that your audience is so much bigger. Keep being great!

[@alexsmith-gn4tp]

Hi Dr. Grande, your Academic & Professional expertise coupled with your personal insight is second to none. Your wit makes your videos so entertaining. Many thanks from all of your many fans & subscribers in the U.K. 💗

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload, Dr. Grande. A plethora of suspects?!

[@mtm00]

LOL! 0:45 "... then moved to the United States to attend a college in New Jersey so, already in this narrative, we see it shaping up to be a horror story!" I just love your dry sense of humor, Dr.Todd. This is a terrible and sad case. That poor young lady died horribly. And . . . nothing!?

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

I think there is plenty of reasonable doubt in the culpability of Emmanuel Fair. Furthermore, the investigation did a terrible job. For instance, with so many people coming and going DNA evidence should certainly be taken with a grain of salt. The hiring of a psychic to help with the investigation speaks volumes, it appears that they wanted to close a complex case without going through the necessary lengths to do so. This is a very interesting case, Dr. Grande. I wonder if you would be inclined to cover it in your podcast, at some point.🙂 Fantastic analysis as usual! Enjoy the rest of your weekend.❤

[@eadweard.]

Not sure how the psychic helped them close the case. Nothing she was would have been admissible. Edit: unless you mean them _trying_ that approach implies then wanted shortcuts to a prosecution.

[@BrainDamageComedy]

maybe emanuel was her guardian angel and he was trying to free her.... retarded jury let a killer child rapist free again to go hurt more, and maybe get away with it next time and for decades... reasonable doubt would have been his whereabouts being known definitely that entire night and morning.

[@soicybunny]

happy sunday dr grande and friends, what a spooky topic for 10 am lol. hope everyone had a great weekend and enjoys the rest of their day!

[@ZombieMiezz]

Thank you Mimi, hope your weekend was enjoyable as well. Have a good start in the new week (:

[@JamesBrown-xg2jr]

Thank you Mimi , I hope you're having a wonderful Sunday 😊

[@dollyhood6549]

thanks, mimi, have a lovely week

[@zenawarrior7442]

Interesting about an Alford plea, never heard of it. Great analysis for us again. Thanks Dr G😊💝💝

[@magical8013]

It's basically like pleading no contest

[@zenawarrior7442]

@@magical8013 Yep got that from Dr G. He always enlightens us.

[@nhmooytis7058]

It asserts innocence but admits the prosecutor has sufficient evidence to convict. Usually nets a lower sentence.

[@nanaman]

Dr Grande I can imagine that you’re families happiness is above average when you all sit down at supper. WHY? Anticipating the next great wave of you and the great way you share the world with them! You always make a serious situation seem so much easier to deal with! TY

[@justincraig398]

I’m from NJ , and I love how much shade dr grande throws at my shit state 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I’ve been gone for 5 years now , but I ended up in Florida ! So most would say I didn’t end up in a much better place 😢

[@pwallace5359]

It’s so hilarious! It actually makes me want to visit NJ.😂

[@karamarie6781]

Lucky to live in the States, period.🙏🏼

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Some Britons regret losing the original colonies . Then they look at New Jersey and think.....Phew.. ...lucky escape..! 🇬🇧 👍 ! ( Joke !! We love the States..! )

[@just_a_stump]

Cameron's fingerprint on the motor oil container, that seems pretty clear to me 🤷‍♂️

[@BenState]

couldve been there from before the crime?

[@eadweard.]

You'd need to compare this with the evidence against Emmanuel before you could reach any real conclusion.

[@Cyber_Kati_6744]

Happy Sundae 🍨👈😄 Dr. Grande & audience friends!! ❤❤❤

[@spiritualtruthseeker1947]

Excellent! As always, Dr Grande provided a well thought out, ethical assessment and presented it in an professional manner.

[@jpc3603]

It feels like law enforcements complete mismanagement of this entire case from employing the use of a psychic (seriously?!) to not arresting Cameron with Emmanuel to giving Cameron his phone so he could wipe it, is to blame for why the culprit is out there walking the streets. Hopefully in future the case will be reopened and successfully solved.

[@Rockerlady]

The guy whose DNA was on the boot lace was cleared? Odd

[@eadweard.]

How so?

[@arissa1762]

​@@eadweard. ...the boot lace was the murder weapon. and depending on who's boot it belonged to, wouldn't have much reason to have other people's fingerprints on it (aside from those of the one responsible).

[@angiewhite2014]

YAY! My Sunday has been made infinitely better since Dr. Grande dropped a video! Your sense of humor is the best!

[@laurie113]

People are disgusting creatures.

[@binloveds]

Thank you for this analysis Dr. Grande. Wishing you great success.

[@jacquelinewilliams5661]

You always make it all sound interesting. I just love your shows. I love to see how you come to your conclusions and I'm surprised by some though and I'm beginning to understand your line of thinking. Very impressed and your interest in these outcomes has impressed me.

[@barbieblue3336]

Both men were in Cameron's apartment at 2:30am, and then in Cameron's car, listening to music. That's weird. Johnson was said to be drunk. It might be a bit much to say they "conspired" anything, but I think it's possible Were they using any drugs?

[@arissa1762]

as another comment said, the idea that they may have planned, if not an entire murder but rather an assault, isn't that improbable. plenty of men at parties have conspired to commit similar offences. i don't imagine most of them do so with a lot of planning.

[@alisharocklin2741]

Dr. Grande your running New Jersey jokes are killer!

[@lampshade7874]

Sex or vomiting. Seriously a great name for a true crime channel. Or a channel about the Harkles.

[@TheFixIsIn-fe1jy]

The guy's DNA on the bootlace I would say, that is the murder weapon, just like a knife or gun who else would be touching the bootlace? I call my grandchild on her phone all the time we live in the same house, it beats walking across the house to say something.

[@eadweard.]

Presumably you'd touch a bootlace if it was in your boot.

[@skhul2580]

If it was a bootlace from one of the victim’s boots, DNA from a guy she was having sex with doesn’t seem that crazy to me.

[@MegaBossmare]

Good day Dr. G! Thanks for the frequent uploads!

[@alejandrovargas7592]

.... So, Dr Grande, can you show me on this anatomically correct doll, exactly where New Jersey hurt you ??

[@thesongbird2383]

Dr. Grande... I always appreciate when you delve into "who done it" cases. Your analyses answer my every question. Thank you! 👍💜🌵

[@christopherknight921]

Great vid Dr Grande. Good to see you still have your witty sense of humor/humour!

[@janinemccartha1811]

Hi Dr. G. I hope whoever murdered Arpana rots in hell. There isn't an excuse for trashy behavior from anyone. Their lack of respect makes me hate the type of people they are even more! See you on your next video as well. Peace, love, Janine Smiley🙂😀🤩😍😉🏡🌌🚗🚘⌚🛋🎶🎵

[@robd1329]

@@janinemccartha1811 ...didnt the one guy kill her??? Im confused now

[@jenniferashley99]

My thought on this is CJ had to many details on things he heard...moaning for a hour, water running for an hour, thud,...believe he is telling us exactly what happened. I have a neighbor and never hear water running...or growling...horrifying what she went through. I think these two Emmanuel and CJ were involved together.

[@Missfoxtooyou]

As soon as you mentioned New Jersey… I was waiting for a witty comment. Never let me down with your humor😂 Jersey has a big Indian community, a lot of good Indian restaurants there. But thankfully I lived in Brooklyn. 😅

[@AA01532]

Why thankfully? Maybe you need to look into your bias against Indians seems like you want to make a racist comment about Indians.

[@colico14]

@@AA01532 It sounds like she has more of a bias against NJ, not Indian folks. Many different groups of people live in New Jersey.

[@sweet2sourr]

This is crazy 😱 I was not expecting this

[@magical8013]

I wonder if something happened to her and then the other guy walked in on the crime after the fact and did something to her dead body.

[@arissa1762]

that's what i think!

[@svaroga2656]

Another good one from Lord Grande, may I suggest Griffith from Berserk?

[@hatecarrot2219]

I like how you give your opinion on both counts of verdict, one by the court and the other in reality

[@user-xg3uy6hq9g]

Please comment on the troubled relationship between New York City attorney Burt Pugach and his ten-years-younger girlfriend Linda Riss, who was blinded and permanently scarred when thugs hired by Pugach threw lye in her face as depicted in the 2007 film Crazy Love. She married him after he served his prision sentence for blinding her.

[@andreasrau2161]

Thanks again for your analysis, Doctor Grande! It just goes to show you what can happen if someone is too popular.

[@deborahsunflower939]

Whew I'm safe then! 🤣

[@tallblonde1976]

Deborah LOL me too!

[@erikmurray9564]

Why wasn’t Camron ever charged?

[@ld3418]

I am grateful to have escaped violence several times during my naive years of 16-21. For all the young who did not and had their young lives end in torture, fear and murder, may the angels lead them to paradise.

[@ErikaJadeLives]

Now that was so well said! There are many folks that sit in judgement of the mistakes that young people make as if they deserved a life sentence for them. I think back at my own mistakes and sometimes think about how things could have gone terribly wrong. It’s just sad and no one deserves this 😞

[@m.f.richardson1602]

Always interesting. Humor outstanding. Thank you Peace 💕🇺🇲

[@edwardinzerillo1017]

Hi, Dr. Grande. Can you please cover the case of Robert Raymond Cook, the last man to be hanged in the Canadian province of Alberta?

[@I.Love.Dogs.More.Than.People]

I had to look him up too. I lived in Pincher Creek at the time and the MacNaughton's were family acquaintances. Pam MacNaughton, one of his defense lawyer's daughters is apparently going to produce a podcast going over his case.

[@edwardinzerillo1017]

@@I.Love.Dogs.More.Than.People Sounds interesting. Might have to listen to that.

[@ruthstevens8805]

Apparently in Scotland you can be found guilty, not guilty OR not proven. This seems eminently more sensible than either/or system.

[@belladamex767]

I feel as though Cameron had more of a motive to commit this crime, he was pursuing her romantically/sexually for some time, he may have felt knocked back that last time and he knew there would be many other suspects and DNA in the apartment which gives for easy opportunity. Why would he call her phone if he heard what he thought was her having sex at 3am? You wouldn’t interrupt and maybe if she was having sex with someone he felt angered enough to attack her afterwards..

[@raquelr8775]

Agreed. It was the whitey, they just ended up choosing the black guy because they well he's just that.

[@arissa1762]

that sounds plausible. i was thinking the same thing! even if she had been assaulted, his account of the noises he apparently heard mean he may have gotten jealous once more. if he were to find her body, even, i think he may have abused it. that's assuming he happened upon it rather than committed the murder. what you say, though, makes sense! if she might've gotten with emmanuel that night consenually, and he didn't really explain because he didn't trust the cops to consider him fairly or something. and then, out of jealousy, cameron committed the crime. both of our theories make more sense than the prosecution's haha! it's awful that they didn't serve her the justice she deserved.

[@leylamoody3177]

There is most definitely reasonable doubt... Excellent analysis, Dr. Grande! ❤️

[@richardbarrow6606]

Dr G, if I ever get to the US il Skip New Jersey 😊 So Many times you have spoken off it with Such Fondness, Thank You Dr 😇🇮🇪

[@cejannuzi]

It's a good example of how DNA evidence might not clarify who is the culprit.

[@robertgiles9124]

Always a good idea to let strangers wander around in your Apt. with free drinks for everyone.

[@arissa1762]

...she was killed by someone. she was abused, her body tampered with. this was the choice of someone else. she, like most people her age do, threw a party. this is not a crime. murder is. people should be allowed to enjoy themselves without being murdered.

[@dominairae_]

I love your grudge against New Jersey

[@billylain7456]

Another example of really bad police work. Excellent analysis. Thanks Dr. Grande.

[@bizzylizzy5075]

Grande killing it ! Thanks 🙏

[@livlifluv]

Hi Dr. Grande, Can you do a video defining "Critical Thinking?" You mention it from time to time. I respect your accuracy and the detailed way that you illuminate complex definitions. You make it easy for any layman to understand. Thanks!

[@milano13able]

Dr Grande, Have you been attacked or have you experienced some sort of a trauma whilst traveling through our beautiful state of NJ? Never mind, don’t answer that.

[@willnill7946]

He’s a fan of jersey shore

[@notozknows]

While Arpana and Emanuel was constructing their "construction worker" outfit, he was able to pocket an extra boot lace (probably a leather one). This idea sets up the MO to have his way with her later on when she got drunk. The other dude tried to cover it up for his buddy.

[@chasing_good_music488]

I would like to digress for a question. Dr. Grande sometimes jokes about New Jersey. Is it like a friendly rivalry type of situation? lol sorry I am not from US and can’t tell. Thanks for great videos. ❤

[@shedokoye8314]

I'm surprised at Todd's constant swipe at New Jersey, not because I live in NJ, but because Todd himself is from a boring Delaware. Like seriously?

[@cherylcaardillo1702]

Ty Dr.Grande......Tears tears and more tears

[@CashCowz962]

Strangled with a bootlace...wow...that sounds painful

[@sweet2sourr]

Grande bringing the juice

[@bokagoofy]

Dr. Grande has a severe lack of openness to experience when it comes to New Jersey.

[@karamarie6781]

It was a joke!

[@barbieblue3336]

The poor woman 😪 and her family How many men attacked her?

[@NickvonZ]

A "psychic medium" couldn't find their own ass with both hands. I think Dr. grande has nightmares about Jersey! 😆

[@pwyman5540]

Who doesn't? 😆

[@biggwillbeats4384]

Ikr😈

[@biggwillbeats4384]

We gonna need an analysis of NJ ala DrGrande style😅😈

[@Rockerlady]

There was one that helped police in the John Wayne Gacy case.

[@NickvonZ]

@@Rockerlady Hahaha! I don't doubt one CLAIMED to have "helped". THAT I believe. Many make such claims. Did any "psychic" ACTUALLY help with ANY case? If so, I am currently Queen Elizabeth I, daughter of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. I am NOT.

[@MrBillcale]

Why do they let people like that out?

[@Old_Indian_Trick]

The Jersey bashing always makes me laugh. Keep it up!

[@alejandrovargas7592]

Love the vengeful shade that the good Dr's always throwing at "The Garbage State" ... Oops ! My bad. "The Garden State" !

[@Monka83]

Perfect Sunday! New video from Dr. Grande! Thank you 🙏🏼

[@annwethenorth]

I love the stories of people thinking they can just walk to Canada lol. Cracks me up. Yes, both sides defend the border lol. Thanks Dr.Grande. looking forward to more Halloween stories. Cheers ♥️🇨🇦

[@veep5712]

You could actually for hundreds of years.. it was a few years after the Patriot Act circa 2004, it changed.

[@annwethenorth]

@@veep5712 really, what book did you read that from lol? We haven't been a country that long? 😂 Make it make sense oh great Canadian historian.. Not even 200 years old , in fact 155 years old. How can we let people cross something that's not a country yet? Lol how did we do it for hundreds of years fella? Simply not possible. Please explain . I love a good yard! You need to call Trudeau, he could use some new talking points. Wow we're really old. My comment was more of a reflection of people don't think they need passports to either country, we had Canadian killers do it too. It's funny. I go across the border all the time, in fact 2 relatives work there. You needed driver's license before 911, now we both need a passport. Obviously during trading we were a tad different world. Do you trade for food? Please read a book.

[@veep5712]

Please repost your comment. It shows the world who you truly are.

[@TingTong2568]

@@veep5712 wtf you're blabbering?

[@TheMattTrakker]

And people bitch about the US wanting to enforce their borders...guess canada is raysis.

[@bonniejohnson1236]

It seems the police saw the black man and decided to home in on him. And they should have looked into his backround. But whats left out of this story is the criminal history or lack thereof of anyone else.

[@hue008x]

It could have been both men in separate acts.

[@chris55529]

15:29 -- One of your best, Doc.

[@MostPowerfulPMofIndia]

I knew her indirectly. We had the same external guide for college projects

[@judeinLA.]

‘New Jersey’ oh! the horror. Haha

[@littleeva]

Dr. Grande, what do you have against New Jersey? I think Emanuel was targeted because of his criminal history and his race. However, I think anybody at the party could have killed Arpana. To me, the murder sounded personal, like someone who knew her killed her.

[@ambermcdonald1302]

That Jersey shade never relents 😂

[@travisb8055]

Dr. Grande has some serious beef with New Jersey 🤣

[@sconni666]

Dressed up as a construction worker for Halloween. What a effort.

[@KatieDoesCrime]

I love when I get to the part about whether you think the person is actually guilty and accidentally say out loud in public, "OOOOOH!" Spicy! 🙂

[@zaxles]

Can you do an analysis on H3H3. He seems to have fallen off and is saying very reckless things

[@jenn8179]

I was thinking maybe Leslie Potts wasn't home? Emanuel was in her apartment and was wondering where she was?

[@troy3456789]

Occam's razor is useful in this case

[@ianmcandrew7893]

Dr. Grande, will you please cover Hella Mark Harley aka Big Gay Lion? thank you

[@lukespack]

Alcohol probably led to people being less inhibited and to the murder of Arpana. We will never know the identity of the murderer. A very sad story indeed.

[@White-Michael935]

Emanuel is his name.

[@animeB0y01]

@@White-Michael935 Why ? He was only black person? I am sure your mind works that way.

[@White-Michael935]

Hello Curtis, Let us remember Eliza Fletcher and Arpana Jinaga as they were in life and not as they were in d eath.

[@joy_is_purple]

The New Jersey jokes always get me! And I'm not even American!