Woman Forces 15-Year-Old Stepson to Drown His Mother | Lee Ann Mangrum Case Analysis

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Copium for the masses

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@@SuzanneO707 Excellent way to put it.

[@tripledair]

Imagine your Step-Mom forces you to participate in the killing of your Mother. You'll carry that your entire life, what a shame.

[@KoolT]

She tortured them physically with a cattle prod

[@BLUEGENE13]

​@@KoolTdear god

[@ChochiT0-ddd7fd]

Was the step mother sleeping with the kid or something? Sorry, I don't have time to watch this at work.

[@tripledair]

@@ChochiT0-ddd7fd no the kid apparently wanted to sleep with the step mom. When she refused him, he didn't handle it well.

[@tripledair]

@@KoolT wait really?

[@elizabethhamm5320]

That poor woman. She was fighting to regain custody of her son and save him from his vile stepmother. Meanwhile, he was being manipulated into participating in her demise. Hopefully she is at peace. It will take a lot of work for her children to be 😢

[@TheReal78]

She was a shitty mother and I have had all kinds of experience with shitty parents from my dad to my mother's mom and stepfather even my own twins mother!! Why are their not harsher penalties for being a non supportive or absentee parent? My mother was molested by her step-dad her mom didn't care. My dad walked out on us when I was 6 very little if anything in child support. My twins mom walked out on them and was ordered to pay me only 30 dollars a month for 2 kids when I am single and she is married. Not to mention I pay 400 a month for 1 child to a woman who is also married and I barely make 40-50 thousand a year. Plus I'm not allowed to see the kid I pay 400 a month on. She had me blocked from all doctors appointment and told my mom she was having an abortion or putting the baby up for adoption!! So I know plenty about shitty parents and kids should either be able great take their shitty parent out or have them locked away for life! If you can't take care of your own kid at least financially you are a monster and should be treated as such period!!

[@OhCyrus]

Her children won’t ever be at peace for this.

[@TheReal78]

She was just vile to lose custody in the first place I have first hand at knowledge at how crappy a mother has to be for the father to get custody especially in America!!

[@crossedwires2629]

How does this woman get the possibility of parole? I truly - truly - don't understand. You have to be pure evil to execute this murder and traumatize two children like that. This is one of the most evil stories I've heard in a while.

[@ajfergy5569]

i think it was more of a “fuck you” from the jury/judge, she would be eligible at 94

[@justincredible.]

Didn't she get parole before the murders?

[@unsolicitedtalks]

I definitely have a lot of empathy for kids who experience parental alienation and are manipulated into doing such horrible acts. My dad alienated my from my mom and although I don’t think I would have ever gone as far as harming her, i do know how it is like to be manipulated into doing things outside of what I would consider moral.

[@tinameyer7080]

I am so sorry that you (and your mom) had that experience. It's truly heartbreaking. Peace and blessings for you!

[@laurenmay2098]

My ex husband was a great father, he always stayed at his children side. Even against me, and that is okay, because wives comes and goes, children are forever. We did therapy to deal with the kids, 12 and 9 at the time of our wedding. I was a good stepmom, I only try to educated them. Divorced parents had guilty trap and kids know and take advantage of that. Anyways, today I do not regretted nothing, and I feel he should’ve protected his kids, even though I only wanted the best for us all. Respect is the word. Step kids don’t need to love you, but respect.

[@honestyisadyingvirtue]

​@CarmenCarino89 that's mainly because they think they won't have to deal with the mother that much and/or it'll be on their terms instead of the mother. A lot of I see is born out of frustration of the hardwire and pettiness of the mother, others simply because they want to come in and not share. Whatever the reason though no one seems to be thinking about the kids, its only about what makes them feel better and what they want.

[@glow1815]

​@@laurenmay2098very few understood like yourself as a stepmother.

[@laurenmay2098]

@glow1815 yes, and I am right. We divorced, and they are still a family. I respect it my ex for protecting his children the best he could at the time.

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[@mattlassen5948]

We've never heard why the father, Terry Sr., was never informed by his kids about Kimberly's threats and viscous behavior. You would think that the kids could trust their father to help them. It really feels like there must have been some animosity toward LeeAnn from her kids in order for Kimberly to be able to get them to comply with her devious plans. Again, how could the father be so out of touch with the rest of his family to allow this to happen to his ex-wife and kids?

[@loiskondo8349]

What did Terry Sr. See in Kimberly? She must have really fooled him. Thank you Dr. Grande for another fantastic video!

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Narcissistic, manipulative people are usually very charismatic, but are imposters of how they present themselves

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Probably the same thing Bruce Willis sees in Emma Heming. She verbally abuses him but he can't fight back due to his aphasia.

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Why are you so enthusiastic about a woman that was murdered, claiming it’s fantastic video ? That’s disturbing. At this point you’re way too entertained by other people’s tragedies .

[@kyleboulanger170]

@@gabrielamartiniuc6322 I'm not enthusiastic about the mother's death. I'm just saying the ex-husband didn't do anything to stop any of this because his brain was probably in his penis.

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[@marisaera2353]

How was the husband so unaware of her character.

[@chuckrobinson599]

We're conditioned to believe that this is strong and independent. The fact that it's actually criminal isn't allowed thought.

[@ad6417]

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[@eshiestrik2756]

I'm sure he was aware but was probably also under her control. So sad. There were no winners in this story. Everyone lost everything. The stepmother got what she deserves. I doubt she'll live to 99 to have the opportunity for parole

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[@KatSpade1018]

Ignorance ain't that blissful!

[@ceilconstante640]

People don't realize how powerful mind control is. His stepmom was a Narscissist so a lot of manipulation, gaslighting, berating, threats and various punishments we're mixed with trauma bonding. Often when people get away from a Narscissist relationship they see ways they acted that they're ashamed of. The same happens when people leave a cult and start healing.

[@lp9194]

Mom died may 22 i found out she had told me lies that kept me away from some of my family. surprised betrayed and angry Unfortunately there were many. Then then guilt shame and sorrow bc theyre all dwad i cant even apologize.

[@dlc5166]

Greetings - isn't this just horrific - the depth of jealousy, hatred and greed - that 15-year-old boy needs so much counseling as well as his sister - without reading the case inside out and interviewing the boy, I can't come to terms with what happened or what form of punishment/counseling is even in order. Prayers for these children/young adults.

[@rullvox5912]

Terry jr sounds like a physically and or emotionally/mentally weak boy to be 15. I would have taken the bat away from Kimberly and gone ballistic on her when I was 15, if she tried to harm my mother, let alone make Me harm her.

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[@garythescouttrooper4908]

Dr. Grande, I can easily relate to this sad story as when my parents were going through a divorce around this time in 2004. My mother was diagnosed with BPD and had this sort of psychological control over my younger sister and tried to do so with me to turn against my step-mother who actually & truthfully adored me as her own son. My own mother despised my step-mom and even tried to use me into committing her own dirty wetwork to get rid of my stepmother and even lie in court about my father as a way to take me away from my father who is a big teddy bear. TL:DR: My psychotic mother tried to use my disability to murder my step-mom in order to gain custody of me, despite my personal decision to live with my dad because I'm honestly afraid of my mother's sexual & psychological abuse that she committed on me in her care.

[@lostandfound5145]

Thank God you survived that and are healing. I also come from a horrible childhood.

[@missbearlockholmes]

Lord, I hope you're healing.

[@garythescouttrooper4908]

@@missbearlockholmes I am and thank you for your kind words. Finding trust and support in Christ, I was able to become stronger over time with people who support me. Now, I work in law enforcement to fight the abuse that still unfortunately happens to this day.

[@aeropsia]

Expecting so much out of an abused child is ridiculous. Terry Jr. should not have been convicted of a crime. At 15 it is extremely difficult to stand up to someone you see as having so much power.

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[@crazycampers5655]

I just can't understand how someone could kill someone else! I just can't understand it :(

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It happens all the time...get over it

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You'll never be able to understand it. It's beyond understanding for people who have hearts.

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Those poor children, I hope they got some psychological treatment.

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Slowly I thought…don’t say it…don’t say it. But he did! Kimberly was worried about losing her marbles 😂

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[@charleendavis8171]

I've said it before....as a child who was severely abused.....I don't think most people understand how worn down and terrified children become after suffering months or years of abuse. I can tell you that Terry Jr at 15, and most other abused children, myself included, would not have gone to the authorities under any circumstances. Judges are notorious for not believing children and letting the abusive parent return home to become even more abusive than before. It's a vicious cycle that very seldom ever gets better. As a victim, and now a victim advocate, I see it repeatedly. It may be hard for some to understand because today very young children are expected to act like adults, and they are charged and tried as adults in court which is beyond ridiculous. At 15 years old I would have long known better than to open my mouth to anyone for help. Either I, or my younger sister, would have paid a terrible price. As usual.....my question is.....where was Super Father who took his children from their mother just to let his vile and violent second wife carry out her abuse right under his nose? Give me a break.

[@Meela234]

I agree. Those children were in a no-win situation. We teach our children to mind their parents but expect them to know when to break that rule. Terry Jr and his little sister were very confused and didn't know which way to turn. Their dad sure wasn't any help.

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yes and these piece of living garbage big pharma and schools and teachers convincing unaware naieve parents to pump their kids full of drugs if they are too hyper or have trouble focusing, so many other things u could try, change the pace or environment or make a fair deal with them if they behave or some positive encouragement or compassion just straight to drugs. dont give your children ritalin people. maybe as an adult its ok but i promise you a kid should NOT be taking that junk i say from expieriance the stuff melted my brain at the time possibly was some longterm damage (tics and feeling like i am uncomplete unless i am on stimulants because i was forced to take it religously and body probably learned to rely on it and consider it a required component to functioning normal for the rest of your life

[@sherberts]

At 15 abused or not, a kid knows not to commit murder, esp in such a painful way, of his mother. If he was so abused, how was he so strong? There are degrees of "abuse." The next day he would have been in her custody.

[@charleendavis8171]

@@sherberts So I can tell it never happened to you. I don't advocate murder but it takes an abuse victim to understand the affects of continuous violence. . And by the way.....a parent should no better than to continually abuse the children they bring into this world. That door swings both ways.

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it's normal to seek attention when making videos. what is the point of a video that no one pays attention to/watches? seeking attention is not a bad thing.

[@MG-ot2yr]

Yea Terry had too many opportunities to save his mom, even at 15 it would be expected to know this. But I'm so glad that all the divorced people I know have good relationships with their ex's and are supportive of each other, one couple still goes on vacation together with their kids!

[@RicardoReyes-hl6be]

You sound like the math teacher lmao

[@Mianlos]

Kimberly could have also offered drugs to her stepchildren. The actions of Terry Jr. seem too extreme for him to have been sober.

[@shawnnewell4541]

This is taking the clichè of an evil stepmother to new heights.

[@Seeker0fTruth]

And new lows 😭

[@turbyoulance]

Kimberly got her just deserts. She will never see freedom again in her pathetic life. It is sad that the state has to feed her when innocent homeless people do not get 3 meals a day or a roof over their heads and free health care. This is why I am a firm believer in capital punishment .life is NOT a dress rehearsal , you only get one go at it and she robbed a poor woman of her's. I wish her (Kimberly) nothing but misery for the rest of her life.

[@lynemac2539]

The death penalty is actually more expensive than life /s parole.

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@@lynemac2539 And that is so stupid to be honest. The system is dumb, and easy to fix!

[@JohnnyDogs1978]

​@@lynemac2539if they didn't keep them alive for decades with better conditions than any other prisoner it wouldn't. I agree with capital punishment in theory but hearing how many people are proven innocent, sometimes after the sentence was passed makes you think twice.

[@bubbabroad9051]

her desserts too 🍰🧁🎂

[@JohnnyDogs1978]

@@bubbabroad9051 I'd rather eat desserts than deserts. My parents used to make me finish every meal. "Johnny, finish your Sahara desert, there's kids going hungry in Africa who'd love to eat that".

[@Thomas-yw9eo]

Its disturbing how so many in one place can lack even a sense of common decency. Even doing that to an animal is unthinkable.

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Another excellent analysis by Dr. Grande proving absolutely fair and accurate. 🎉

[@valeriemacphail9180]

Had the father actually given a damn about his children, he may not have messed everything up with his relationships as badly as he had. The marble firm being the holy grail of the characters involved, must have become somewhat tarnished after such a horrific scandal.

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Dr. Grande, can you please make a video covering actor Jonah Hill? He has struggled with his weight since childhood. He also made a Netflix documentary featuring his therapist,and is now accused of emotional abuse from his ex-girlfriend, Sarah Brady. I love your channel, Dr. Grande!

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It's because of hookworms

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This Cu*t is not originally from Tennessee. She's from some other state.

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[@saronnnn22]

I feel like @ 15 years old there is no way someone can convince to me kill someone. You’re mature enough at that point. The son was just as twisted as the stepmom

[@MlewIs-qr5ot]

Maybe could a talk me into killing my stepmom she was such raging with I fantasized bout ringing her neck or like when hate your boss makes u so mad u wanna kill him but it's just an expression

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"Losing her marbles" almost sent me to an early grave 😂😂😂😂

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[@eshiestrik2756]

Thank you Dr Grande for another report on a horrible event. This wasn't an easy one but your deadpan quips lift the tension when I start to get very angry at the perpetrator/s. What a horrible woman. I'm glad that she made enough errors to be found out and punished. My heart aches for the children who had obviously been living with this awful person for far too long because it seems to ne that she had possibly treated the children, and maybe even their father, sadistically for a very long time. There's a lot more to this story than we will know unless the children write a book. It concerns me that the father didn't report the events but I know of very strong men who live in fear of what their intimate partner will do to them if they break ranks! It's beyond my comprehension but I know it to be the case. The tiniest little woman can hold a man "hostage" and treat him abominably. Much of the problem is unresponsive Law Enforcement when it comes to female on male domestic abuse. A man reports the behaviour, is ignored and sent home, only to receive more punishment for reporting the abuse. Just my opinion, not making a diagnosis! 🤔🤔

[@dissidentfairy4264]

Terry Jr. is just as evil as Kimberly, maybe more so because Lee Ann was his mother. They both deserved a life sentence as far as I'm concerned. Poor Lee Ann, all she wanted was custody of her son but he killed her instead.

[@GeneralRamm910]

Yeah, why are people giving him such unwarranted sympathy? He was 15, he should have known better. He chose to murder his own mother, I don't care if he was threatened or not. He didn't even try to stop any of it. He's a monster.

[@dissidentfairy4264]

@@GeneralRamm910 I agree, there's no excuse!

[@GeneralRamm910]

@dissidentfairy4264 I know for a fact, even at fifteen, she would have had to kill me too if she was trying to kill my mom in front of me. He clearly didn't love her. It's enequivocal he isn't a good person.

[@dissidentfairy4264]

@@GeneralRamm910 I completely agree!

[@marilynmcmahon5932]

The dad should have protected his children from both women.

[@Polyphemus47]

Yes!

[@juliehernandez80]

Agreed

[@redemptionhappens7725]

He was a pussy. Sad.

[@CowSaysMooMoo]

Let's blame the killer, not the idiot.

[@farmcat3198]

I can't listen to it anymore. The depravity.

[@katarina1852]

I knew you wouldn’t miss the opportunity to work ‘losing your marbles’ into your analysis…lol. Now that it’s summertime you can start wearing those festive Hawaiian shirts!

[@cathybassett6432]

Excellent analysis - Thanks! Your humor is priceless.

[@kirschrot77]

Wow, Kimberly makes stepmothers in Grimm´s fairy Tales look sweet and caring

[@George39gmail.]

Hi Dear🌹 How are you doing?

[@GrubbsandWyrm]

Everyone failed those children

[@NieceyWeesey]

Was just about to sleep. Not anymore!

[@somaraisan]

Me too! It said posted 7 seconds ago and I was like, I can stay up for 16 minutes

[@lenymitchell]

Dr. Grande, I bought your book and love it so far!

[@skreemqueen7520]

I watched a deep dive on this case. Kimberly is a monster!!! She did so many horrific things. She terrorized those kids. Love your videos Dr Grande.

[@Polyphemus47]

Her name should be a new word to define malignant narcissism, as in "She was very Kimberly towards her stepchild."

[@valeriemacphail9180]

Sorry! WHERE was the father all this time? Missed his appointment at the optician?

[@George39gmail.]

​@@valeriemacphail9180no Valerie don't say such okay , maybe the father can be doing something very important

[@skreemqueen7520]

@@valeriemacphail9180 if I remember correctly, it’s been a long time since I watched the in-depth on the case , but I think the father was there. Kimberly was so manipulative, the father would believe her. Even when the kids first tried to tell him of things Kimberly would do to them, Kimberly would have talked to him first to set up her narrative. Like she would figure she’d pushed the kids too far so she would get to their dad first …. Example , call him at work and say ,” you’ve got to do something with your son when you get home , he is getting out of control , he scared me !” Something along those lines. So I think the dad just believed her. It was really sad. If I find the show I watched I’ll post it in the comments.

[@valeriemacphail9180]

@@skreemqueen7520 Were there NO grandparents around to NOT be "manipulated"? Unlike their son, they were not blinded by sexual addiction. l can only disdain a man that weak, whose 'huevos' were blatantly missing, as well as the foggiest idea of what it means to be a father.

[@ntlkrr]

"She lost her marbles" lol

[@hydraman007]

These puns are making me loose my marbles.

[@hhealy7199]

I think Kimberly's ultimate goal would be to eventually get 'rid' of the father.

[@Brucebod]

OH... you on _fire_ today: lost her marbles indeed!

[@ultimatelyisaac]

Lost her marbles LOL!😂

[@docwhoshops]

Evil hearts. I just don’t understand who could come up with such evil schemes

[@CharlestonTracy]

Dr. Grande, you should do a video on the woman who freaked out on the American Airlines flight. There’s not a whole lot of information but I’m very interested in the theories surrounding the incident. She screamed that a man on the plane was “not real” no one knows who she was referring to and she hasn’t been interviewed since. There’s a video that exists that states it’s all over earbuds, others state it’s over a guy in a green hoodie, but some speculate she was next to a shape-shifter or “reptilian person”. There was a similar incident on RyanAir with a man who suddenly becomes genuinely scared of something, I don’t think he has been heard from since either.

[@tanyaedwards4574]

Kimberley is definitely as cold as a slab of marble. She's utterly despicable! Thanks Dr. Grande. Those kids are going to need a lot of counselling..

[@George39gmail.]

Hi Tanya 🌹 How are you doing?

[@lynemac2539]

This guy could pick a wife, no?!

[@XYZ-kb3mm]

disagree! this crime says nothing about the kid and everything about the step mother

[@George39gmail.]

Hi Dear🌹 How are you doing?

[@swiatlowiekuiste]

Diagnosing ❌️ Speculating ✅️

[@annazaman9657]

All four were involved. Why would the father tell the story of Leann's midnight trip looking for drugs accompanied by a stranger when that never happened? Don't believe the mind control explanation

[@diegonatan6301]

That is why he was convicted...

[@George39gmail.]

Hi Dear🌹 How are you doing?

[@esteemedmortal5917]

I’d still have given the son more leniency; he was subjected to significant abuse and control. Being forced to kill your own mother is punishment enough. He definitely needed intervention, but I think those eight years would have been better spent in treatment.

[@rullvox5912]

Terry jr sounds like a physically and or emotionally/mentally weak boy to be 15. I would have taken the bat away from Kimberly and gone ballistic on her when I was 15, if she tried to harm my mother, let alone make me harm her.

[@willnill7946]

He wasn’t forced. The kids hated their drug addict mother and wanted her dead.

[@PumaLyn]

Aren't treatments available in prisons there?

[@randomcomment6068]

​@@PumaLynThey are.

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Thank you, Dr.Grande!

[@Day1onDay1]

I would love to hear your opinion of Michael Burham, who murdered his girlfriend, ran and kidnapped 2 elderly people and forced them to drive him states away.. he was eventually caught but escaped via the old "tie the bedsheets together" method.. he's still on the run! He apparently broke into someones home, killing their dog and stealing their clothing! Please cover this, eventually.. I'm so curious to hear your opinion and it's quite a case! I'm quite shocked we haven't heard more about this!!

[@CountrysideCutie]

10:17-10:26...GMTA, Dr. Grande! 🤣 Love your deadpan humor. Have a good evening! 🌵

[@katie0303]

Sad story. Really solidifies the evil stepmother stereotype

[@George39gmail.]

Hi katie🌹 How are you doing?

[@mrparlanejxtra]

The losing marbles quip was screaming at us long before it arrived

[@arinerm1331]

I can't believe I'm so early to a situation like this!

[@ghadamamdouheskarous]

Terry Junoir should never be in prison . Poor children 😢

[@George39gmail.]

Hi Ghada 🌹 How are you doing?

[@gerry2345]

I like this vid. Good insight and great analysis.

[@ericcotter1984]

The horror inside each of us knowing someday Grande could be talking about us

[@missbearlockholmes]

Nope. Not I. I stay away from folks.

[@jd35711]

I'm like 5 minutes in and have no idea who the 15 people dr grande keeps talking about are or the nature of their relationships to one another

[@jenna2431]

No bueno on the sponsor announcements AND ads, Dr. Grande. Pick one.

[@yehmen29]

Well done for explaining how abusive adults seem 'invincible' to the children they are 'bringing up'. The way I put it, it's as if my biological mother was Godzilla. Litterally so when I was a toddler or a baby, because of the difference of size. Even after I'd reached my adult height, she still weighed 20-25 kilos more than me, was physically much stronger, and extremely violent.

[@lostandfound5145]

Exactly! I’m 40 and I still think of my father as indomitable, even though he’s an elderly man. To be fair, I haven’t seen him in 15 yrs so my memory isn’t of him as an old man. But still, he was like a god. An evil, wrathful god, but still a god.

[@missbearlockholmes]

I hope you are both safe, and recovered.

[@jennyzhang1302]

No family is perfect, mine is slightly worse. How powerful one person can be over another family member

[@samb4697]

Terry Jr, you helped to kill your mom, your mom was not a bad person, she was struggling in her life, she was trying to get your custody, oh my God, my hear aches for her .

[@kennyg1358]

A substance abuser hanging out at a bar the night before an important custody court appearance. She wasn't trying very hard.

[@damienruzco]

“Worried about Losing her marbles” my god, wit drier than the Sahara

[@LifeisaHorrorMovie]

Looks like Terry Jr. may have had some kind of Freudian attraction to his stepmother. He was a 15 year old boy with raging hormones and lack of empathy. I wouldn't call it 'manipulation', but more so something like 'enticement'. He deserved more years than he got. He wasn't five years old. I've grown up in a horribly abusive home myself, yet even in my darkest of moments I did not do something that went against my moral compass just to make my life easier. My younger brother, on the other hand, made a lot of 'compromises', I don't blame him.. he did what he thought he had to do in order to survive. At the same time though, I am estranged from him because I know I can't trust him just as much as I can't trust my own parents. There's always a choice to make.. ultimately it's your conscience, your guilt, your demons.. life is difficult enough already.

[@whatthefunction9140]

There ain't no money like marble money

[@zenawarrior7442]

Greed, narcissism, ego, homicide: our society never lacks stories w/these issues. Agree w/your analysis, Terry needed harsher punishment, he was heinous. Thanks Dr G😊💜💜

[@Deggsey]

Dr G where are your Hawaiian shirts?

[@claudinejames7731]

This is one of the saddest cases I've seen.

[@bobbibacha]

When they make probable solutions for what happened with out asking ….look closer.

[@VincentManiscalco]

😂😂😂😂 OK took 10 minutes and 29 seconds but Dr. grande didn’t let me down I love it ! this guy is the best

[@vladimirputindreadlockrast812]

Kimberly Mangrum reminds me of those birds on the Galapagos Islands that dig their beaks into a victim host bird and slowly lap the blood out of them. No mercy, no end to the vampirism until the victim finally is killed.

[@THE-id1by]

The law simply doesnt allow the defense of duress/coercion for murder

[@Striker885]

Can’t force anybody to kill anyone. It’s a choice.

[@robynmarler1951]

For involving the children, should have been life without.