Suspicion Falls on Prospector Who Returned Alone from Outback | Ray and Jennie Kehlet Case Analysis

[@derkeheath5172]

It seems like EVERY nightmare story from Australia begins with, "They did not tell their family exactly where they were going."

[@elliebellie7816]

Plus every missing hiker story, etc.

[@neenaj365]

“The two men never came forward, possibly because they were suffering from a lack of existence” This type of statement represents everything I love about Dr G’s videos ❤

[@rosemarycornwall5162]

A perfect line imho 😂😂😂

[@NieceyWeesey]

I cackled out loud lol

[@Polyphemus47]

Their nonexistence was ever-present.

[@kellykane7586]

That and the Alliteration

[@neenaj365]

@@kellykane7586 always!

[@siouxd799]

🇦🇺 In Australia if you’re not confident on the ability of your engine THEN YOU DO NOT TAKE THE TRIP UNTIL you are confident OR you travel in a multi car convoy. Thanks Dr G, for another “Australian Speculation” 😊😊

[@Franny95639]

The universal "help" in Central Australia is to burn a spare tyre if you get stuck out in the desert. It gives a characteristic smoke signal that someone might see. & don't leave your vehicle!! You will die.

[@barbieblue3336]

"Suffering from a lack of existence." This is such a longstanding problem for so many 😪 Outstanding analysis 👍

[@Catherinzsl]

"They accidentally found his body..." That is one heck of a demonstration!!!

[@ember1794]

Indeed!!

[@user-gj1no3ux7n]

I was thinking the same thing!

[@JBplumbing12]

They had previously "searched" the same mine shaft by lowering a camera and declared the shaft empty, then later while using the same mineshaft to demonstrate to media how they search mineshafts by lowering a camera they found the body. So, they may have missed seeing Jennie's body too.

[@nicolepowell3121]

It was insane here in the news, you can see the video here on KZbin.

[@MellowBellow1]

The horror on the journo’s faces!!!

[@nicolepowell3121]

If you live in this part of the world you DO NOT travel at night because of cattle trucks which use the roads at this time of night so the cattle travel in cooler weather, plus wild kangaroos jump all over the place and wreck your car, not to mention it’s a nine hour long drive and he’d already been awake for 18hrs ‘prospecting’. There’s just no way you’d leave at that time for any other reason than to hide your movements or medical emergency.

[@jomoland]

She’s gotta be out there somewhere. Judging by the location of her husband I’d suspect she’s down a different mine in the area. Graham is definitely the culprit. No reason to lie if he had nothing to hide, his leading the authorities in complete opposite direction of the eventually discovered body, his DNA in close proximity to the body, etc etc To much circumstantial evidence that points towards Graham. It’s hard to know that he’s out free living his life. I hope the ghost of this couple haunt his ass every single night for the rest of his days!

[@nickyblue4866]

We are haunting him 👻 🧟‍♀️

[@riverqueen4561]

😎@@nickyblue4866 Love it, yes we are!🎬

[@jennypham3998]

What done in dark will come to light

[@funnydonor9484]

Well, someone or something tried. That GPS turning on for a moment to catch Graham in a pointless lie is very interesting. I don’t know why he hasn’t been indicted. Maybe they’re trying to get alittle more evidence. Maybe since we live in America, we don’t know how the Outback really works. It’s vast and dangerous. People probably go missing or die regularly

[@shethingsd]

I'd imagine Ella is probably a ghost dog now, too. I hope she randomly bites him daily.

[@carolinerowles5951]

Graham is so obviously their killer, I can't believe he hasn't been charged. I doubt anyone would ever go prospecting with him ever again!

[@WhitneyDahlin]

I agree! I wonder what his motive was? Why did he do it?? Did they hit a big jackpot or find a lot and he just didn't want to share it? He's just bringing a little bit back at a time now to sell? I just don't understand why he would hurt someone he was good friends with unless it was over money. It's strange that cigarette butts with Jenny and his DNA on it were found were found near Grahams body. Maybe they were having an affair and he got rid of her too because he was afraid she would crack and tell or after they ended Graham they hit it big so he got rid of her as well?

[@erikamccarthy1457]

2/17/23 If they’re smart nobody would! Ella probably sensed he wasn’t a good guy, reason she kept running away from area he was in.

[@stt5v2002]

It's the difference between what you think and what you can prove. A lot of the evidence is weak.

[@stt5v2002]

@@WhitneyDahlin If he did it, there was a motive. Finding the mother lode and reacting by immediately becoming a double murderer is probably the least likely scenario.

[@WhitneyDahlin]

@@stt5v2002 yeah Jenny's cig buts right there really make it seem like an affair gone bad. Maybe she's still alive too. Her body was never found and she didn't want to be a suspect. Maybe he didn't hurt them and is just covering for Jenny. That's why his story doesn't make any sense. People kill others for basically only three reasons. X, money, revenge. So I would assume its one of those three.

[@ember1794]

How horrible that he is walking around freely after murdering two people! I can't (and don't) see him as being innocent! And poor Dog! Thank God she survived!!

[@venderstrat]

I love it when Dr G does Aussie cases.

[@surferrosa1104]

Nice to have you back here in Oz Dr. Grande.I have lived on the Gold Coast in Queensland most of my life but I traveled to Broome in the Kimberlys in Western Australia and lived up there for a couple of years back in the late 90"s. It is a truly unique and remarkable part of the world well worth checking out for those whom are interested in the very few true wilderness areas left on the planet. There is a documentary series made by the late great Malcom Douglas that explores throughout the Kimberlys that I highly recommend seeing. I was obsessed with the series when I was a kid, I swore to myself that one day I was going to go and see it all for myself and I am so glad that I did it is an amazing place. No one tried to murder me while I was up there either by the way just in case anyone was wondering :)

[@nickyblue4866]

Are you sure tho... ?

[@mangafq8]

I was wondering how safe it actually is - outsiders are typically not welcome in backwoods parts - remember Deliverance

[@jgplmp1984]

@@mangafq8 row faster I hear banjos

[@danae-rain3019]

You are a wonderfully produced album Surfer!

[@nicolepowell3121]

Ahhhh! A fellow Malcolm Douglas fan!!

[@cherzum]

Never trust a prospector who is afraid of kangaroos and most importantly one who a dog constantly runs away from. 🤨😉🙄

[@jena.alexia]

Ella knew what was up.

[@davidrice3337]

Dogs know +

[@cherzum]

@@davidrice3337 You bet 'cha!

[@cherzum]

@@jena.alexia Absolutely!

[@nickyblue4866]

Never trust a prospector.... why would he share his wealth?

[@brandezz]

Happy Birthday Dr. Grande! Hope your next trip around the sun is magnificent! 🌞❤️

[@KoolT]

Me too

[@charliechurch5004]

It's his birthday?!? Wow mine is the 16th

[@bthomson]

Happy birthday Charles.

[@bradchervel5202]

Its nice to know the dog made it out ok at least.

[@I_love_all_the_animals]

Yes, indeed, I wholeheartedly concur! 💯 I was worried about her. 🥺 I hope the authorities found a good, safe home for her, and that she adjusted well to it, after her parents were both murdered and she was left alone. Poor baby! 😢🐶

[@thestraydog]

I have a very dear friend who lives south of Perth in WA, near Rocko, I'm gonna have to ask her if she's ever heard of this case! The Outback is massive and wild place, so much can go so wrong so quickly. If I hear anything new that she might've heard about this, I'll comment below if anyone is interested!

[@johayes7529]

I was traveling in the Kimberly when a German tourist started murdering people camping in the area..Of course we had no idea about it while he was on his killing spree...I still don't know what is worse knowing or not knowing

[@JBplumbing12]

@@johayes7529 Obviously, not knowing is worse than knowing. Especially in Australia where it is illegal to defend yourself with a gun or any other item. At least if you know, you can leave the area.

[@synthiamcbride7194]

Getting the story of what the locals think happened is always interesting. I remember talking to people who lived in the Chappaquiddick area shortly after the Kennedy/Kopechne incident. The local buzz was that Kennedy didn't know Mary Jo was asleep in the back seat, but had another woman with him. He got that other woman out the way before he reported the accident and was astounded to learn someone else was in the vehicle. Of course this is gossip, but is intriguing nonetheless.

[@tjcole6249]

i’m in Perth this was on the news a lot

[@medea27]

@@JBplumbing12 It is not illegal to defend yourself in Australia if you are attacked... but it _is_ illegal to carry guns, knives & other items around for personal protection. Gun ownership is mainly restricted to hunting, sports & professional security services, so if you shoot someone with a firearm that you don't have a licence for, _that's_ illegal. Whether it was an unprovoked shooting, accidental or in self-defence is a separate issue of law.

[@noelle1225]

Great analysis as always, Dr Grande. Such a strange case, but it sure sounds like Graham is guilty as hell. Why else would he keep changing his story?

[@jenn8179]

But what was the motive, I wonder? 🤔

[@peaceseeker52]

​@@jenn8179 An untrained dog that is destracted easily, can rile up some people or he fancied the Woman

[@gracewhitefeather1474]

@@jenn8179 he admitted to police they had a “falling out”… they argued over something.

[@aimeeprincessofpower]

@@jenn8179 the doctor said that prospectors can be paranoid and maybe that's what happened with graham maybe he thought that they were going to jump his claim so to speak

[@JBplumbing12]

​@@jenn8179 Perhaps Ray and Jennie found a huge gold nugget while under Graham's direction and prospecting tutelage and using Graham's prospecting equipment, and perhaps Ray and Jennie felt justified in keeping the gold. And perhaps Graham considered the gold to be his, as he was directing and tutoring them in prospecting. Gold fever can turn people crazy. Perhaps Graham shot them so that he could keep the gold for himself.

[@lnc-to4ku]

What a tragic case, and what a brilliant video, Dr. Grande! I love how many things I constantly learn from you! ♡♡ Had to laugh when you said, "These mysterious men never came forward, possibly because they were suffering from a lack of existence." 😅😅

[@gasgaslex_photos]

How does the good Dr hear about these obscure stories.... I visit Beverly West Australia and have never heard of this case. PS, thanks for pronouncing my Western Australian town names correctly.

[@thatonethisone5904]

You mustn’t watch the news at all then

[@andotheandal6566]

He watches 60 minutes Australia which released a youtube video on their investigation into this case just this week coincidentally. The good Dr's video is verbatim.

[@marleylove510]

@@andotheandal6566 😮🥺

[@originalnilson]

It was big news here so maybe if you don't watch the telly, read the paper or check the online news

[@SamStone1964]

@@thatonethisone5904 I'm Australian and this is the first I've heard of this case. And no I've never owned a TV.

[@reneethorn145]

"Ella, the great dane knows - but she's not talking." 😁💕

[@mandygirl8291]

It’s good to hear you cover this one Gr Grande, I live in WA and everybody thinks it was Graham, why all the lying, it’s a terrible shame they didn’t feel like they had enough to charge him. Where they all were is very desolate and isolated. Happy Birthday, heres to many many more.

[@judytaylor3099]

I’m a long time fan Dr. Grande and do appreciate that you give background info with each of your presentations. This helps with understanding the events of the story line. Good job!

[@Polyphemus47]

"Suffering from a lack of existence" is a phrase that conjures up many possibilities for a fiction writer. I absolutely will make that a part of my everyday vocabulary. I'm really enjoying the good Dr's use of alliteration. Abecedarians are affecting, and adding amusement, as always. Accolades!

[@catherinecarmichael3180]

Yes!! Late night videos are the best!

[@viviansytsui]

I always love the alliteration you include! Great video as per usual. :)

[@jena.alexia]

Prospecting/mineral exploration in Australia is extremely popular and a big deal due to our rich and vast mineral deposits and reserves. It has also been competitive and murderous since the Gold Rush. I reckon they found something big and valuable and Graham wanted it. All allegedly of course. On a different note, kangaroos are a big problem/hazard on the roads in rural and outback Australia and they can do a hell of a lot of damage if you hit one with your car - and it's sad for the roo too of course. ☹️ I have to agree to an extent with Graham's "constant concerns about a crushing and collosal kangaroo collision". Love the way you describe it though.

[@pumpthebrakes]

I was a passenger in a car that hit a massive big male kangaroo on the Hay Plains in western NSW. The car rolled and we all had gashes and other injuries. The roo was still alive, it was awful. Luckily a couple of trucks travelling behind us stopped to assist and put the kangaroo out of it’s misery and took us into Hay.

[@jena.alexia]

@@pumpthebrakes Good Lord. Glad to hear you’re ok. It must have been quite a harrowing and distressing experience. Glad the truckies were able to assist you. We drove across the Nullarbor many years ago and saw so many roos. It’s amazing we didn’t hit one but there’s plenty of evidence on the side of the road that we were extremely fortunate to not hit one. We saw lots of wedge tailed eagles too. That was cool.

[@pumpthebrakes]

@@jena.alexia did you see any camels? Apparently they are descendants of the first camels brought to Australia for the Burke and Wills expedition

[@kevin_mitchell]

He's just as likely to hit a kangaroo on the sealed road, and most likely cause greater damage since he'd be travelling at a faster speed.

[@jena.alexia]

@@pumpthebrakes No sadly but that would've been awesome! I had no idea Burke and Wills used camels but makes sense I guess. Next time hopefully! 😊

[@sophiaisabelle027]

Dr Grande's analyses videos have always been a staple for those concerned with cases with little to no evidences. We can only hope that these cases will receive the better end as time goes by.

[@ircjesselee]

"Perhaps they were suffering from a lack of existence" made me laugh so hard I thought I might wake up the entire house.

[@Geisla54]

I live in Perth and have been compelled by this case for years - I search it every couple of months in case there has been an update, so I can’t believe Dr Grande has shared it. Love to see the Kehlet’s case still being talked about. Probably Graham killed them - Jennie could have been dropped off out in the open, near where Graham was supposedly spotted on the road in the morning. Her remains would have been quickly scattered by wild boar. One strange thing apart from Ray’s boots, wounds, and position.. is that his remains were skeletal - not in a state of normal decomposition for that length of time.. and no predators down a mine shaft. I hope the truth is found. There have been so many spooky, similar stories of prospectors mysteriously disappearing. Wild West indeed. Great video Dr

[@mhick3333]

Claim jumper paranoia was pretty common when i worked out in nevada in the 1980s , couple scary encounters with crazy prospectors

[@jeffreyepsteinsclientlist6714]

"Suffering from a lack of existence!"🤣 Would love to hear your analysis on more cases from Australia. ❤️ Ya work Doc! ✌🏻From🇦🇺

[@sarahmcdonagh2662]

Great rhymes, Dr. Grande. 🔥 Great Video!

[@thesongbird2383]

"Out"standing analysis, Dr. Grande! 👍💜🌵

[@ornellaorigami]

I absolutely love listening to you! Your delicately sarcastic comment are just perfect ❤

[@ScarefulStories]

I've been following this story since Ray and Jennie went missing and keep coming back to the question of why. I know some killers don't need a why, but Ray, Jennie and Graham were friends and this wasn't their first trip together. Was Graham interested in Jennie romantically and that's why he killed Ray? Was there an argument out at the mine and Ray was killed and then Jennie was killed because she was a witness? Hard to believe charges haven't been brought. Prosecutors might only get one shot but Graham isn't getting any younger. Now is the time to charge him.

[@francoispelletier8741]

Thank you for analyzing this case , hopefully the authorities find the body and shed a bit of light in this very dark murder case .

[@juliemclachlan1861]

Wow I'm an Australian and I don't remember hearing about this story. Thanks Dr Grande.

[@SamStone1964]

Same

[@kennedyhouse563]

You are amazing, Dr. Grande! Alluring alliteration as always!

[@british.scorpion]

'Suffering from a lack of existence'? 🤣 They need to find Jenny's body, I hope the search goes on. Keep us informed Doc.

[@carriefawcett9990]

British scorpion, I'm an Australian scorpion🇦🇺🦂

[@patriciapitt4228]

Thanks for showing people how to get away with murder and poor dog mostl likely watching it all it's a wonder the dog survived, 😢

[@soclose2her]

Not suffering from a lack of existence Dr. Grande I can’t with you 😂😂😂

[@Sanfransweety]

Respectfully, Slight issue with 4:55. While shouting is ideal, guns are much louder than in the movies! which makes shooting to get a hunters attention not unusual. Being from the Sierra Nevada mountains, Mt Lassen, it's common to let hunters know where you are by wearing orange vests even when simply walking or enjoying nature. Make sure they wave!✌🏽 My living habits are much different living near San Francisco which has taught me "normal" is relative. Since researching the norms of each area and people need to be taken into consideration in professions like this, how is that done? What books would you look to?

[@DS-us1vi]

This is Australia not America, guns aren't used to communicate

[@mamaduck9370]

I breed Great Danes....I've walked alone with them offleash in many wilderness areas and they won't let me out of their sight. They aren't the type of dogs to run off and not come back to their owners. I'm from Western Australia, also...impossible to completely search effectively the isolated goldfields, there's forgotten mineshafts there since colonisation, searing heat and wildlife that would scavenge corpses.....in millions of acres of desert and scrub. The WA police won't prosecute unless it's a 100 per cent chance of a conviction with Rock solid evidence.... They had several expensive settlements after convictions and charges were overturned in high profile cases like John Button, Andrew Mallard and Lloyd Raney. Gold fever and no witnesses for a hundred miles in any direction makes men do very bad things, is all I can say.

[@Andersonsdanish]

Really enjoy listening to your voice. Thanks for the video.

[@wisdomseeker3362]

I do enjoy Dr. Grandes intelligent and subtle sarcastic humor.

[@Anna_Key]

Thank you, I found your analysis of this topic to be informative.

[@desmondbishop5808]

He separated them. This is worse than it sounds.

[@joanneginever1890]

Hear what you're saying Des. You could be right there. 😢

[@notozknows]

Something to do with gold, gold fever. They might have stumbled across a good spot to mine.

[@zacharysherry2910]

Thanks for the recap Dr. Seuss

[@I_love_all_the_animals]

Dr. Grande, you crack me up! 🤣 I laughed, boisterously, when you said, at 14:05 into the video, “Those two men never came forward, possibly, because they were suffering from… a lack of existence.” I have to say, I just love you and your glorious sense of humor! You make me laugh so often, and I really appreciate that (in addition to all the work you do and providing all the information, education, and entertainment you do)! You are a wonderful human being, in my book! 👍🏻

[@kaycee18]

So sad and so SICK. Society has devolved into a state of evil.

[@annalisegiovanni7032]

Hey Dr. Grande🥰 Thank you for the new video! I absolutely love learning about new cases & this case is one that I'm not familiar with. Learning about a new case AND getting to hear your thoughts & opinions about the circumstances surrounding the case is a WIN WIN! I truly do appreciate you🙏❣️

[@weird-history-and-odd-news]

Dr. Grande, that looks like a new addition to your crop of cacti, over on the right (the tall stripey one). Nice!

[@bln8285]

Dr. Grande's alliteration game is on point lately

[@user-cs1un6sp1wRennata]

Excellent analysis as always Dr Grande! Horrific and mysterious.

[@turbyoulance]

My sister was born in Mt Magnet and I was born in Perth , WA. I am watching this from my unit in Hobart, Tasmania. Side note even Australian's forget where the Australian state of Tasmania is even though it is the second oldest discovered state in Australia (1642) WA being the oldest (1616) .I noticed your map didn't depict Tasmania.........lololol My thoughts are that Graham did them both in after some argument with the deceased in the mine shaft and simply tossed him post mortem into the shaft. he was caught out way too many times lying and only a guilty person lies.The woman's body was probably shot and dumped at a different location .

[@SamStone1964]

I think you'll find Aboriginal Australians discovered Australia prior to 1616 :)

[@markiangooley]

Tasmania is often omitted from maps of Australia. I’d love to visit even though I can’t think of much to see apart from as big a Huon pine as practical, and perhaps a huge field of opium poppies in bloom. The trees are way older than I am if they’re of much size, and the legal opium business is about five years younger.

[@renee1961]

You are a hard working Man!

[@cantofox]

Another awesome analysis, availing us of yet another set of attributes related to the aforementioned atrocity. A-OK Dr. Grande

[@edmundwhitaker314]

An excellent and thoughtful analysis again Dr. Grande. Just one additional idea that struck me was regarding the dog often running away, that dogs have a highly developed sixth sense. Therefore it sensed an uneasiness at the camp site.

[@CatharinePizzarello]

Graham had really bad luck! The GPS data and the accidental discovery in the mineshaft!

[@msfishandchips7204]

Wow. Maybe they struck gold and Graham decided he wanted to keep it all. But they worked together previously, maybe there was some history.

[@Octochinchilly]

The alliteration was wonderful! Thank you for that!!

[@cottontails9003]

Good morning Dr Grande. Though there were prospectors were around, the outback of Australia is massive and isolated. I believe Graham allegedly killed these two people and due to the vastness of the area i don't believe they will find Jenny's body, so it would assume Graham allegedly got away with murder. Thank you Dr Grande. Brilliant analysis, tragic outcome and informative topic. Also Happy Birthday , hope you and your loved ones have a great day.

[@LDiamondz]

Hello lovely one. ❤ Been praying for you and your family, thinking about you all. 💞💞 Haven't seen you around for awhile. Zena and I are looking for you and sending hugs & love. We're concerned about you, sis. ❤ Reach out, when your feeling up to it. Hugs. ❤💙💛🥰🌷⚘🌹🍀🏵

[@cottontails9003]

@@LDiamondz Thank you beautiful. Just needed time. Received both your hugs and love made me tear up. We have accepted what happened but will never forget. I'm just about to go into my 2nd trimester. Missed you all heaps, stay in contact. 😚❤💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💔💔💔--

[@LDiamondz]

@@cottontails9003 Oh, and I really missed you! 😘

[@cottontails9003]

@@LDiamondz Stay in contact beautiful. In 2nd trimester ❤❤💙💙💙

[@coreencasey5109]

There’s another case where the body was never found. Peter Falconio. My guess he’s down a mine shaft too but there are hundreds of them.

[@lukeluthor6290]

God I f!cking love your videos Dr. Grande. Clear and concise with dry humor all over. Just what the doctor ordered, get it?

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

Those singular first letter dominant worded poetic monologues are a nice mix in the story ... 2:29 (and the one in the dentist case recently was even better).

[@manewland1]

Another one of those stories where the truth may indeed remain a mystery, as long as dead men (and live dogs) tell no tales. Thanks, as always, Dr. Grande.

[@jonahansen]

Glad you recognized that the dog knows, but isn't talking...

[@meredithisme3752]

This is where outback justice should apply for Graham

[@gailkelly4651]

Hello Dr Grande ❤️..... always great to see you.👀 My goodness this is being investigated by 60 minutes Australia. Well 3 went off to see the wizard.....only 1 returned.....gee I wonder what that means !!! That was sad. They were loved people. Well not him but the couple was loved by many. He of course had to make up some story since he knew he was coming home alone. Problem was .. he made up a ridiculous lie. He did the perfect crime cause they never could try him. He was the only witness. Crazy how life is hah Dr Grande ? I wonder where Jenny is. Well thank you for this video. It was nice to hear it from you cause I know you give different scenarios of outcome and your dry humor always puts me in a good mood 👍 Thank you again ❤️❤️🌹🇺🇸

[@Ken15643]

I always enjoy your videos. This is an interesting one. Perhaps more will be revealed with time.

[@SunShine-qk4rb]

I often think of this case. Other Australian missing persons cases I’d love for you to cover are : Trudie Adams Sharron Phillips

[@JBplumbing12]

Also, Joe Bloggs and Blind Freddie. I have not heard of either of those two for many years.

[@FreemanVashier]

it's common to fire 2 shots when in the wild to alert others. 1500 feet is a long way to trust a yell

[@barbieblue3336]

I wrote this before. Below. But it happened again last night. Or, early this morning. Sometimes I listen to an episode a 2nd, or even a 3rd time. To catch details I might have missed. I don't remember what the scenario was this time, but I was listening. Fell asleep. Maybe my memory will get jogged lol. So I remember the dream. "So this is lighter side ..last night. I had a dream I was telling some guys, "stop talking!" They wouldn't stop. 'Stop talking!" . Then I woke up. I realized I had fallen asleep listening to your videos, 🤣🤣 as people say, you have a "soothing voice " lol. That's why the guys in the dream didn't "stop talking" lol. Turned off the phone, went back to sleep lol 🤣🤣"

[@despinacharalambous1728]

Dr Grande consider making an episode on Anita Cobby of Blacktown NSW .

[@dianahampton8768]

You’re outstanding overviews are over the top!

[@jeanholmes7976]

Thank you for your analysis! I wonder why the dog always ran away-maybe Ella didn’t like Graham? I like your red shirt Dr. Grande!!❤From Jean

[@joanneginever1890]

The dog was very well trained and obedient. I don't believe for one second that she kept "running away". That's just part of Graham's bullshit story as to why he went off prospecting, supposedly on his own, for 14 hours all through the night!😕. Then packed up and left without them waking, and him not saying goodbye, I'm heading home! Yeah right!!😠. Totally believable. 🙄

[@peregrinemccauley5010]

The ultimate stitch up , I believe , was the Australian outback murder case from 2001 . The John Bradley Murdoch case , and the proven charge of murder , of Peter Falconio .

[@AnnabelleCharrier]

It's very odd that Dr Grande knows so much more about this case than I do - I live in Perth and I've never even heard of this! Very mysterious. You should do a video on the Peter Falconio disappearance. He was a British tourist who disappeared in the Outback too. Everyone suspected his girlfriend Joanne Lees killed him - she told a seemingly fantastic story about a bushy haired stranger shooting him and abducting her but it all turned out to be true. A man is in jail now for Peter's murder. A lot of people still doubt Joanne's story but I'm not one of them. Really polarising and interesting case.

[@Franny95639]

I was just thinking that myself. A lot of loose ends there, for sure.

[@bgreen7286]

Many people believe Murdoch was framed

[@screamingoctopus]

"Graham's constant concerns about a crushing and colossal kangaroo collision couldn't curtail his craving to come back to camp." Alliterative gold!

[@aaronaaron7536]

"If I did it" by Graham

[@VicCarrelli]

The witness who saw that POS parked on the side of the road and close to where Ray was found, is where the search for Jennie should start. The reason being I believe Jennie was still in his vehicle and why that POS flew into a rage when the witness saw him. He had already dumped Ray's body down the mine shaft, but once the witness saw him I think he turned around (confirmed by his GPS) and Jennie is somewhere along that route 😢 Jennie and Ray's beloved dog was also dumped away from the camp site, hence why she was so far away from it. Jennie and Ray's dog never run away, as she was glued to Ray! Ray also never shot any bullets from his gun the way that POS states he did, as Ray would never, ever do such a thing, especially in the situation that POS said they were in as Ray knew better! Ray would also never fire shots to shoot a packet of cigarettes, nor would he leave a loaded gun anywhere! That POS murdered them both and I pray he is dealt with sooner rather than later and he stops his lies and tells their families the truth! Jennies daughter also needs her Momma home and Jennie needs to be laid to rest respectfully!

[@RachaelClag]

I would think that they would be using the generator to run many things besides lighting... refrigeration, maybe fans... why would it be off just because they were asleep? If it was enough for Graham to take note of, that would seem to suggest it was unusual.

[@evelynwaugh4053]

I checked Google and weather in March in WA is decent, ranging from nights 56°-60° and days up to 80°. Generators are pretty loud. Most people don't use them at night, do they?

[@JViolet77]

Cool!! Covering a story where I live Western Australia 🇦🇺

[@candyvigil550]

I love it: "They were suffering from a lack of existence". Good one.

[@Jwcounseling]

I had a hs friend named Nathan McKinney who was imprisoned for killing and beheading another teenager named Nathan Pratt in Houston around 200-2001. Could you look into this case?

[@melissaansell2455]

I love your use of alliteration Very skilled

[@thesongbird2383]

Dr. Grande: Could you please add to your list, the suspicious death of Elliot Blair? It's a current case, where his wife and he were at a resort in Baja California in January and Elliot was found dead on a walkway three floors below his balcony. Lots of info on Google. Thanks so much.

[@richardernsberger5692]

Now, that one does seem very much like an accident....

[@louise2467]

Might be “a ground floor relationship “ went up too many stories…….? To quote DrG

[@BlueMonkeySky]

Great job as usual!! ♥️♥️👍🏻👍🏻 One question 👉🏻 How come they haven't found Jennie's body but they assumed she's dead? Why isn't she considered a suspect as well? 🤔

[@originalnilson]

She's gone mate. In Perth there is only six degrees of separation between most individuals. If there was shit going down between them, word would have gotten out. The family was 🤞 it's a real freaking sad case so don't make the Mum a suspect. The family know who did it, there just wasn't enough evidence to nab the bugger.

[@JBplumbing12]

Jennie may be living under a new identity somewhere else,... with all the gold.

[@medea27]

Part of any police investigation is looking for signs of life after they've gone missing (eg. use of credit cards or bank accounts, phones, social media, etc), any sightings of them, and looking at their life beforehand for indications that they might want to start a new life. They were also camped a long way from civilisation so she couldn't just walk off, and most people would never leave their beloved pet dog to starve out in the bush. It's the accumulation of evidence that tells them it's unlikely Jennie is still alive, sadly.

[@richardernsberger5692]

Why? Maybe because of logic?

[@BigZebraCom]

Just a reminder, I'm not diagnosing anybody in this video; only speculating about what could be happening when a Great Dane is taken downtown for questioning like this.

[@Moon_Metty]

Scooby Doo will say: “It looks like we've got ourselves a mystery.”

[@BigZebraCom]

@@Moon_Metty We do! We should pack some Scooby-snacks!

[@purplerain2314]

They say you shouldn't judge a book by it's cover, but that pic of Graham sure makes it difficult not to.

[@debbiemilam2204]

Happy birthday Dr Grande! Hope you had a wonderful day!

[@bthomson]

Alliteration is always an add-on! Cute and clever!

[@anthonykelly1368]

Consistent with Dr Grande’s prior video names, this video should have been called “Prospecting trip of Death.” 😂

[@bennycarter5249]

Dr Grande's aptitude for all-ecompassing alliterations is absolutely awe-inspiring!

[@RoseNZieg]

never mine with people you don't know. it's dangerous even with people you know. greed knows no bound.

[@DamePiglet]

Yeah, gotta wonder if Graham suddenly found a lot of gold. 🤔

[@margaretlumley1648]

Great alliteration as always, Dr Grande! And I don't even know what to call the out- speech! I understand btw that gold-mining is a rather cut-throat business, literally! Thank you for the lovely giggles 😃 😀

[@karis7649]

I wonder if one of them made a beginners luck discovery and it pissed off the dusty old veteran-miner, like “hell that’s my 3Mil$ patch you green horn!” Some Wild West kinda stuff.

[@rebekahdavis5935]

Wow, this was way back in 2015 and still no further evidence to prosecute Graham... that's too bad. I hope they catch some sort of break so he doesn't just get away with murder.... if he did it I guess but he sounds REAL guilty.

[@vladimirputindreadlockrast812]

"It seems odd that two cartridges are missing, and two people are dead." - Wait a sec, if they found the man at the bottom of the mine shaft, and if he was shot, wouldn't his remains still have the bullet in him?

[@unowen9668]

If it wasn't a through and through shot, as many rifle shots are.

[@vladimirputindreadlockrast812]

@@unowen9668 Ok, makes sense. I didn't hear that the homicide was due to a bullet wound, I may have missed that, but further reading tells me that Ray probably died from a bullet wound to the head.

[@toniasay2249]

Man, I miss that brick wall! Love your work, Dr. G!