Mystery Walk of Death | Matheau Moore and Emily Noble Case Analysis

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[@annettiespaghettie]

Hi Dr. Grande. Caregiver here, the 80y/o client I always show your videos to, who adores you, is on hospice now. Terminal kidney failure. Was doing dialysis but decided enough was enough. I am studying to recert my EMT-P and eventually go to PA or RT school. Not sure which one yet. Wish me luck. We love you and your videos! Keep it up, you always brighten our day ❤️

[@thelnepoet1]

Hi fellow caregiver!

[@TiptonMama]

Wishing you luck, from a fellow, former EMT, but only EMT-B Best wishes to your person on hospice. I know it's not an easy decision, but I do understand how they came to it. (Edit spelling)

[@Bunny_Mellon_B]

❤️

[@janetroberts5140]

Hello woasaywhat, RN here! My niece is RRT. She loves it!

[@ninachkah13]

I love that. Not the kidney failure of course, but I think it's great that you take the extra step to provide your patient with emotional care as well as what you're paid to do 🙏🏻

[@aerynstormcrow]

I always cringe when I hear people talking about a spouse being murdered and they slept in separate bedrooms from their spouse that may or may not have killed them, as if that was wrong somehow. My husband and I have slept in seperate rooms for 15 of our 22 year marriage because we sleep more soundly. We both snore and toss and turn. It literally saves our sanity. I used to be self conscious about it until I found out just how many people do the exact same thing. This isn’t 1952. Couples don’t have to be attached at the hip to have a healthy marriage and sex life.

[@jiophone2412]

I agree

[@MM-qp4pd]

You're divorced now?

[@LemonEyeDrops]

Agreed! People have insisted to me that my husband and I are separated because we live a similar situation. Like I think I would have noticed if we broke up?

[@brigidspencer5123]

Yes, when my late father and father-in-law both had to sleep in separate beds once they became too sensitive at every movement in the bed. Being married to someone with ADHD is exhausting because of the constant movement. Sex can be more exciting when you have it other places other than the martial bed. Visiting your spouse just for lovemaking is more exciting than the habitual "martial bed!" This man sounds like he may have learning disabilities re: his simpleton way of communicating.

[@haltersweb]

A close friend of mine disappeared several years ago and was later found murdered. Her husband didn't know that she never came home because he went to bed early that evening and chose to sleep in the toddler's bedroom so he could give her her asthma breathing treatments without waking my friend. So he didn't report her missing until the next day. People assumed my friend's husband was guilty. But it turns out the murderer was a janitor in the building where she was working late who kidnapped, raped, and killed her. No matter how it appears, we must never assume. That's why in the United States we are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

[@borealis.in.georgia]

Dr grande has been getting particularly savage these past few videos and I am absolutely here for it

[@iwatchbaywatch-notyourmoth1568]

💯🔥

[@dws84]

I like how he goes after Meghan Markle

[@luchiray]

same. "some benefit more than others" 😂

[@alexandramsh4740]

@@dws84 😀

[@keysaysassah]

As a dandelion eater I have to say that you can totally eat them. Put them in a salad, the leaves are just like rocket leaves. You can use the flowers to make a syrup too! You need quite a few so if you’re not doing serious weeding, contact your local park and see if you can have them weeds (only if they don’t treat them of course). So many weeds are consumable and delicious but people don’t know and instead uproot and toss them while growing lawns 🤢

[@nickyblue4866]

Yuck

[@northerngirl1637]

Dandelions and many weeds are beautiful.

[@chocolatesouljah]

Hello, there! I agree with you. There are almost always dandelion greens in the produce section of my local market. From time to time the esteemed Dr. Grande can seem a bit provincial and in this case, lacking some culinary awareness. Dandelion greens have been a fixture in salads and salad mixes for the last couple of decades. And the comparison to brussels sprouts is in keeping with Dr. Grande's palate limits. Given that he has been sponsored by a meal company I would think he would be more careful with the food comments. I get it! He is witty and provides information about human nature I was previously unaware of, sometimes I find his judgment on these matters interesting, however maybe his judgment on food isn't the best.

[@PrecociousFriand]

@@nickyblue4866 Grow up.

[@tlindsay1007]

I would also add that bees love dandelions, and our bee population is way, way down. We must have bees to grow much of our food..., So rather than spray them, or yank dandies out of the ground, how about keeping a designated area for them for the bees. And if you want to eat some Dandies, add a few more to the bee garden.

[@mamaduck9370]

This was a rationally compassionate analysis, brightened by wry wit.

[@simondaughtry4619]

Rye bourbon is quite good as well.

[@mamaduck9370]

@@simondaughtry4619 Perhaps being wryly witty over a convivial, consensual, bourbon assists with successful dating....you could "Catch 'er in the rye".

[@ninachkah13]

I like how you employed the English language to describe that. Truly language arts ✌️

[@sez5249]

It fills a niche

[@OxfordCommas79]

Dr. Grande, I used to hate brussel sprouts but since I cut them in half before steaming, they’re less bitter. They are also lovely roasted with carrots, and sprinkled with garlic and olive oil.

[@Star-hk6gc]

Everyone is different when it comes to depression and mental health. My cousin who I was very close growing up, and lived near, was a quiet guy normally. He took his own life a couple of years ago. Married, 5 kids, never showed any signs of depression. He left a letter to his wife of how he was a failure. Others are more obvious, so you never know.

[@Gardenroses12]

😢

[@catherineberry6971]

Dr. Grande your dry sense of humor is THE BEST medication!!! Thank you. AND thank you for the intriguing analyses.

[@CelticSoul82]

12:27 the random inclusion of such great sarcasm is applaudable, i love it because it’s so unexpected. Keep those up because the dry humor is not lost on us! It’s kind of like stand up comedy met true crime , you just pepper it in there and carry on.

[@yusefandersen]

Here in Europe dandelions are considered delicious and healthy in salads and a bit of a delicacy... give it a try Dr. Grande!

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

This analysis was very, very, very good! Thank you!❤️

[@GheyR]

Buenas noches. 😪🤤😴..I was about to sleep, and Dr. Grande dropped a video, he always with interesting content, doesn't allow me to wait until tomorrow morning 🌄

[@jra2515]

“You are very pretty, that is anatomically speaking”. Now that was hilarious.

[@sharonhoyt2133]

Interesting take on birthdays Dr. Just had a birthday a few weeks ago and I celebrate the fact that I'm still alive.

[@you2uber530]

As always, very very very intriguing. Anatomically speaking, that is...

[@missyskye_sea_land9424]

Good Morning, Dr. Grande!

[@Sunchild_26]

My husband and I love your videos too! You always play on our Frame TV and sometimes my husband watches your videos with me and he learns a lot from you! He thinks highly of you keep up your great work Doctor!

[@cathybassett6432]

You are so right about brussel sprouts! I agree with you. This was a really tough one. I don't believe she killed herself but I'm not at all sure he killed her. Who else is there? Great job on your analysis.

[@moonstruck562]

It's true. I've been a licensed funeral director for 20 years and the time when we've had the most cases has always been around the holidays. Especially Valentine's day. Sadly a lot of suicides.

[@Herewearenowentertainus]

Hey, lifelong LFD here, & 💯🎯 Agree. It’s really impossible for us to wrap our heads around someone else’s mental issues. Of course suicides do not make sense to those who do not exercise that option. I see it all the time & the first thing parents & so’s do is disbelieve the signs & evidence & believe that it was foul play. I truly believe it’s the brains way of protecting people from dealing with grief, but I’m not a professional. This is my opinion based on what I’ve seen dealing with sudden & unexpected death.

[@Adrian-zd4cs]

This was my first "holidays" after losing both my parents (technically last year was but 2022 was the first full year without them) and it really set in this year - it was surprisingly very difficult, I can definitely see how easily it happens

[@ninachkah13]

@7:06 absolutely. Mine is coming up in mid September and to put it lightly, I'm currently living "my worst life" I'm aware that one date in the year doesn't change my circumstances but I certainly feel more dread and focus on my issues at this time

[@lauravander]

100% this. September birthday too and I’m in a very similar situation. I’m actually girding my loins in advance. I know birthdays really don’t have a meaning, but yeah, it’s that one day of the year when, even if you manage to put introspection aside the rest of the time, one is almost compelled to focus inwards (cos it’s yer ‘special day’) and if you’re not in a good place, it can be pretty devastating. I’ll make a deal with you: I’ll hang on in there for you and you hang on in there for me. And who knows, maybe it’ll be a nice day! I’m not making any plans, except to anticipate how I might feel, so my aim is to find one nice thing that happens on that day, however small. Maybe I’ll see a lovely insect or flower, maybe someone will say or do something to make me laugh. Anyway, I wish you a peaceful birthday and hope it marks the start of better things to come xxx

[@tallblonde1976]

Hi Laura, I'm a Laura also, never realized birthdays were so sensitive for some people. I hope you feel better soon.

[@lauravander]

@@tallblonde1976 Thanks Laura :-) that's very kind! Don't get me wrong, I have had some wonderful birthdays, some unremarkable ones too (I guess I'm lucky, I've had a lot of birthdays). It's just a time of year that many people take the opportunity to reflect, and if things are not good at the time, it can really throw you down the metaphorical toilet. Middle age and (for women) the good old menopause, can crank this up a lot. This is why I can understand a 52 year old woman with a history of really shit things happening might take her life around her birthday. Not saying this IS what happened, but that the prosecution's ridiculous assertion that (paraphrase) 'why would she take her life, it was her birthday!!' really demonstrated a lack of understanding of mental health issues. Anyway, thanks very much for your kind words - I'm going to be fine, I know it :-)

[@eligreen7925]

I've had some great birthdays and some really horrible birthdays the last horrible birthday I had was about 12 years ago and someone suggested this to me that I go out and find somebody else who was sad and hopefully with had a bad birthday or was going to have a bad birthday and bake them a cake invite them over give them a lot of love it takes your mind off yourself for sure it helped me

[@joshuabruner9676]

This was the first episode dealing with guilt where I've seen Dr. Grande be unconvinced because it was a hard one. I applauded. Not sure how many cases there are on his channel like that.

[@megatherion2695]

Like clockwork....thank you, Doc!

[@etheroner]

Dr Grande. There is a clear reflection of your script on the large lug of your microphone. Tiny detail, but it does draw the eye. Thank you for the content.

[@SeanMoscardini]

Would love to see you do a video on the people who killed Brian Wells (The Pizza Bomber). Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong, William Rothstein and Kenneth Barnes

[@PersephoneRising333]

Good suggestion.. a very strange and tragic case 😳

[@lynncrf]

I think he might have already done that a few years back. Worth searching his channel to see.

[@Peacefullyatbeach104]

I actually woke up to watch Dr. Grande👌

[@celenacasciani8500]

Another informative and humourous analogy by Dr Grande. I love your channel. My go to channel whenever possible

[@user-ic9qm8mb4t]

Dr Grande, loved your take on this case aa complicated as it was........and the very, very, very part made me smile, i always look forward to your videos

[@mikhailmorgan]

Im a novice engineer (so not an expert on any subject yet) but I've never seen a USB cable so thick that It would not break under a 100lbs force as it falls. Especially after 4 months of sunlight/heat/tension as the body hung, because the wires inside are very small. On the other hand, I could see someone carefully hoisting the body up so slowly that the wires remain relatively undamaged....

[@sharonhoyt2133]

I doubt she was hanging on that tree from the day she went missing.

[@IzzyMariel]

Per the medical examiner, the cord was a 1/4 inch in diameter. She was found in a thickly wooded area, so it was in the shade. Re tension, it was an incomplete hanging - her knees were on the ground.

[@EricFullwood]

100lbs really isn't very much. An actual engineer testified that her suicide was plausible from a physics standpoint.

[@nibunion]

Get together engineer boy, it was a thick USB cable not the type you charge a phone

[@rebbel67]

Dr. Grande, this episode was a very, very, very good one. I won't say very, very, very, very good, but close. ~ Fun fact about Brussels Sprouts: in the Netherlands we have a foundation that promotes the Sprout, and they have on half a dozen times done exactly that; promoting the use of Sprouts, through ads in magazines and on radio and TV. To no avail.

[@navarenaud9825]

Thanks for covering this case!

[@dianabodemer1889]

I have to say this, why people like you have never ending patience, thank you.

[@Molly97614]

Dr grande I’m a big fan and it made my day to see you covering a case that is local to me. Thank you 🙏 😁

[@MyCryptoJourney]

Dr G! Favorite Content creator 🔥🚀

[@gerry2345]

I like this vid. Good insight & Great analysis.

[@imtired6104]

Dr. Grande, your videos are always enjoyable, thanks for your diligence in providing so much content!

[@jenanne31]

I, uh, liked this video very very very very much. 😆 Well done, Dr. Grande.

[@rachell92-c7v]

Another great analysis. It was very interesting to learn that birthdays can affect some people’s mood. When I thought about that, it makes complete sense. Thank you for always educating us, and providing powerful information.

[@patsysmothermon7861]

I Love to Watch Dr Grande analyzing people and situations ; but I also Love Brussel Sprouts !!

[@maryrasmussen7859]

I always enjoy watching u ......I think ur hilairious and u make me in a great mood.... U have a pleasant voice and that always makes a difference while watching ur videos. I like mystery so it makes me want to analyze w/ these topics. I watch these on a regular basis and it makes me happy! 🤩🤔👀😯😀

[@monicalynn7187]

Thank you!!! I've been waiting forever!!

[@GGiblet]

She sounds like a caring person. Speaking out for the maligned dandelion! They are beautiful, medicinal and nutritious. Whatever happened I hope she is with her ancestors in Paradise. Thank you as always Doc💙☀💙

[@ghadamamdouheskarous]

Good point regarding birthdays depressions

[@mariaanne5386]

Thanks for another good analysis Dr. Grande. I noticed one one error in the facts you were listing. Matt sent the text saying his marriage was over to a friend of his, not Emily. Also, Brussels sprouts are only tasty when oven roasted. Lol

[@Hey___you]

Brussels sprouts are delicious. The rest of your video was excellent. 💕

[@GoGreen1977]

I HATE Brussel sprouts!

[@Hey___you]

@@GoGreen1977 maybe you haven't had them prepared correctly...?

[@dogtrainer4645]

Wow! This happened in a suburb of my city and I hadn't heard about it. Leave it to Dr. Grande to keep me up to date on current events!

[@brianbauer2595]

Your so well spoken and so inspiring in all that you know. Your jokes are hilarious! I watch all your videos. I love to learn about psychology. You make learning fun.

[@trishemerald2487]

I have enjoyed many lovely dandelion salads, usually in pricey restaurants. Highly recommend it.

[@annazaman9657]

Very well analyzed. I totally agree with your conclusion

[@m.f.richardson1602]

My husband was buried on my birthday. He died of exposure to Agent Orange. We were together for forty years. We didn't have children by choice. Thank you. Peace 💕🇺🇲

[@fragrancememoir2350]

I literally wait for Dr. Grande's videos every day. Lol

[@missyskye_sea_land9424]

I feel her broken heart…😪 RIP, Emily🙏🏼

[@mackenzylackey2485]

Thanks for another great analysis, Dr. Grande! Can you do an analysis video on the Nicole Linton case, please? Some interesting mental health discussions circling around about the case and would love to hear your take.

[@IzzyMariel]

That's an excellent suggestion.

[@GagaDebbie]

Thank you so much!

[@a.m.6719]

Could you do a review of the singer of Lost Prophets, Ian Watkins?

[@eadweard.]

Nonced a baby 🤮

[@mabelheinzle8758]

Always fascinating- thanks

[@leylamoody3177]

Excellent analysis, Dr. Grande! ❤️ Also, brussel sprouts are really good when you roast them in the oven! 😁

[@jaxbutterfly9186]

Hi Dr. G,. Your shirt made me happy. Thank you.

[@jenniferchaney3019]

Thank You 😊

[@danielwggudan2]

Dandelion greens are delicious and make a great salad. The flowers make a great tea. Both have been consumed for many many years.

[@eadweard.]

Dandelion and Burdock.

[@danielwggudan2]

@@eadweard. indeed. If you gat the chance to try salsify it’s a must

[@JEEVESVOLLEYBALL]

Hey Dr. Grande! Recent highschool graduate, love your videos! For a project in school I wrote a paper on Ernest Johnson, a mentally handicapped death row inmate who for years was trying to prevent his death. It’s quite sad, but he did a serious crime and I would love it if you could make a video on it!

[@newenglandcoast7121]

The eyes always tell me a lot. (My unprofessional opinion😂). Matheau Moore's eyes are super creepy and make me have spine chills looking at him. I love how your dry humor always softens the blow somewhat when dealing with a heavy topic like murder.

[@nibunion]

You might want to consider another way of evaluating people.

[@luluah1198]

Bad way to make judgements on people. I mean there are plenty of people with eyes like that, doesn’t mean they’re murderers

[@Tamara-id1pe]

Seeing someone’s eyes through a screen is a pretty lousy way to judge someone

[@daliakuwait]

Such an interesting case. Thanks so much Dr Grande!

[@annalisegiovanni7032]

Hey Dr. Grande💞 Thank you for covering this case. This is one that I actually don't know what I 💯% believe happened🤦‍♀️

[@Ken15643]

I found this very very very well done.

[@MirandaSinistra]

Your voice is absurdly soothing.

[@a.evelyn5498]

Dandelion salad was VERY common during the Great Depression. A woman in her nineties - who has passed by now, however - had a KZbin channel called something like “Depression cooking”, one video in which she shows how her family made this salad. Dandelions actually are healthy & the white part of the flower is very sweet. The salad, however, is only the leafs.

[@SantaCruzCowboy]

Good job👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@robinmaynard1640]

So much sadness in this family.

[@jackwilson9195]

This case happened near where I live, and it was hard to understand how the outcome in court makes sense without knowing more of the facts you presented, or really the lack of facts. I no longer am convinced "beyond a reasonable doubt", without more information. I wonder how well the investigation was conducted now too, but that is purely speculatory. And I think there's a chance there may have been more going on with this couple than is public knowledge. P.S. Some of your other recent videos have been crucial to me in understanding what may be going on in a situation close to home in my life as well, or adjacent to it, and to try to help the people being adversely affected or harmed by someone try to understand it too. Your insights & facts about certain personality types & traits have been so helpful to me that I wanted to say thank you.

[@dorothyhansen4374]

Dandelion greens are extremely nutritious, and delicious when prepared as you would any other dark green leafy vegetable.

[@dorothyhansen4374]

@Ann-Marie Paliukenas Doubting implies that you have never actually tried it.

[@robertcapriotti1154]

Love the videos and the dry humor.😂😂

[@cheek238]

This is very, very, very good. However, Brussels sprouts are okay. Thank you again.

[@jessepitt]

My admittedly eccentric three year old son loves to eat raw Brussel sprout as well as many other raw vegetables including bell peppers.

[@lnc-to4ku]

Very sad case, but another great video, Dr. Grande! Had to laugh when you said "Matt really has a way with words. What a romantic." ;D ;D

[@Tamara-id1pe]

I’m watching this on dateline and some things just stick out. “She promised her sister she wouldn’t die from suicide”, or “she wouldn’t make her bed before going off to die”. “She would NEVER do this, she’s ’happy’, ‘bubbly’, ‘she was fine’, etc” My friend died last August, she promised a lot of people including her own children… People leave things neat and tidy before leaving to die. So many people say their friend or family ‘would never’, but with SO MANY deaths by suicide people need to understand that their family and friends could or might, it happens to so many people and “no one saw it coming”.

[@djzio]

In many cases, people who are depressed go out of their way to withhold their feelings from others, even to the greatest extent.

[@outlawJosieFox]

Have you never heard of Dandelion and Burdock??? It's a delicious soft drink we enjoy here in the UK. Sometimes I think that you are very sheltered Dr Grande. Then I remember that you are an American. Your own country is so big and interesting that you maybe do not have time to think about the rest of the planet.

[@LDiamondz]

There's some truth to that. It's difficult enough keeping track of local cuisine, and other things, from one state to the next! It's almost like 50 different countries.

[@eadweard.]

While I'm fond of D&B, if that's the sort of thing he's missing then he's not missing much.

[@marjieestivill]

11:21 So he’s alluding that she had RBF, “resting bitch face” So many women have this, despite being lovely in character.

[@deanhopkins4729]

I don’t know if he was guilty or not , but there was no proof he was guilty. That’s why the jury found him not guilty.

[@linanicolia1363]

Jury members often want to see a smoking gun. The case with Casey Anthony who obviously killed her daughter is the perfect example. NO matter how much circumstantial evidence the prosecutor has, these people get nervous sending a young woman to the death chamber. That is a reality we need to keep in mind. A criminal does not turn into an angel when a jury cannot find him guilty. The GUILT, then, turns onto them, for failing to do the right thing. This guy may kill again......he could.

[@deanhopkins4729]

@@linanicolia1363 Hiw many more people has Casey Anthony killed ?

[@icturner23]

The bed thing is not suspicious at all. Loads of couples do that, especially if one or both are bad sleepers. Plus he may well have been drunk. For the same reason he may have drifted in and out of sleep and used his ‘phone in between without remembering it. I don’t know whether he did it or not, but those things are not evidence against him, especially the bed.

[@nibunion]

He also took ambian that morning

[@JAPAN4K]

Wow very good nice. I'm a big fan of you＋👍🔔

[@Holly_77]

Hi Dr. G!! ☀️ 🌵

[@grumpyoldlady_rants]

Hey, Brussels sprouts are delicious! Have you tried them roasted?

[@MissysAngels]

Just a fyi: I watched this trial and It wasn’t a USB cable like ones that charge phones etc - It was more heavy duty but one end was usb so that’s what they called it. Also she wasn’t hanging from the tree, she was kneeling on the ground with the cord loosely around her neck… IMO HE WAS GUILTY

[@MaisieDaisyUpsadaisy]

Based upon what evidence was he guilty? The prosecution did not even have a case - with some of their own expert witnesses supporting the defence.

[@jonathandewberry289]

@@MaisieDaisyUpsadaisy 1. Missy is probably a woman who watches a lot of murderporn-TV so she is utterly trained that the godammm man is who killed women. 2. Missy, like millions of sofa-detectives would think "WAIT... SHE WAS KNEELING ON THE GROUND WITH A LOOSE WIRE so *therefore The Wire DID NOT STRANGLE HER" or "She was strangled and HE.. mr. mannnnn positioned her, stupidly, to look like she did it!!!" and then congrats herself for such great detective logic. 3. Missy doesn't understand that wires like that would, inevitably, stretch and stretch over time. 4. it's worth mentioning these TV shows like to play games on viewers and even though they have interview clips of every professional explaining that they *should find the wire has stretched (as does the body) the TV show does NOT include that so it appears something 'strange' (to Missy)) was found and obviously has no explanation from experts.

[@chandracox6814]

I also believe he is guilty but cannot be proven beyond a reasonable doubt.

[@queenreg7]

I would wonder that his son died in essentially the same manner.

[@jonathandewberry289]

@@chandracox6814 ok i believe YOU did it Chandra. I believe you murdered his son too.

[@sarag.7156]

Dear Dr Grande, this case reminds me about Bruno Lorandi, a man that lost his child in Italy: the boy was abducted by unknown individuals and then found strangled by a metal wire in a park. During the days the boy missed from home, the family received a ransom letter. The father Bruno Lorandi was investigated because he made suspicious statements, he lied about some points, and the police found out HE wrote the ransom letter. But he was never arrested and the case remained unsolved. ...about 20 years later the wife of Bruno (and mother of the dead child) was found strangled in her bed. The husband told he left her well and alive that morning... but this time he was arrested. There was all a situation of lack of money and the wife had a life insurance. You can find a deep dive interview on youtube, 1 hour long with him, he's just creepy. He talks about himself in 3' person. He insists how he had sex with his wife that morning. He's just uncanny. The interview is in Italian but I guess you can set the subtitles with automatic translation. Thank you for your interesting contents

[@sarag.7156]

OH and actually there is the case no.1 in Italy, discussed at the moment by every tv channel: the misterius death of Liliana Resinovich. The husband, as well, lost his daughter 10 years ago. Se committed suicide (?) by injecting herself with an overdose, and died well seated on the kitchen table. She put the syringe back in the box and plastic before she died. (?!). She had a caring, loving fiancè, she was waiting to being cured in hospital because her hearth condition, she looked happy but then she (?) did this. His father is well known for a LOT of debts, and for his histrionic personality. He's "famous" in the city, or better said: infamous. Everyone hates him, for many reasons. He's unreliable, he never gives money back, he's always lying, etc. One year ago his wife died as well. They found her after 3 weeks she was disappeared, closed in 4 trash bags in the woods. The police are investigating.. and it's unclear if it's suicide (!). The husband never looked for her, he didn't want to call the police, he sold or gave for free many of his disappeared wife's personal belongings, and he said to every shocked friend of the couple that "she'll never come back home: she committed suicide" (but she was only missing from home since 48 hours). The police found out that she had a secret lover and she was searching "how to divorce". She had all the money at home, her husband had only debts but asked for expensive gift for his son (from the previous marriage) and the night before she disappeared, witnesses saw the couple having a fight about money. The Italian police is investigating since 8 months and they are still saying it's suicide, even if the husband lied 2 about his alibi (he has no one), and about dozens of facts without reason.

[@jackychamber534]

@@sarag.7156 @Sara G, wow, that's wird and sad.🙄 So there are (at least) two dead women, one dead child 😪and two (prapably gulty) men. 👨‍💻🕵‍♂ And one of the woman wanted to leave her husband ( for good reasons) live with another man, wanted the divorce (dangerous situation in a violent relationship) and then she committed suicide ? and after this she put herself in 4 different bags? ?? 😟😯🤔poor Lady. And then: "Oh well, this could be a suicide." Yeah. No way! ! 😳 Thank you to share this. Take care, ( from Germany )

[@jackychamber534]

sorry for the mistakes, sometimes I am wrong, when writing in English but the auto correction makes it worse. It wants always correct it in german words. 🙈🙄

[@sarag.7156]

@@jackychamber534 ich wohne eigentlich in Berlin! 😅I'm Italian, I studied French, I understand English and I live in Germany 😱Fehler sind mein Brot und Butter! 😖

[@jackychamber534]

@@sarag.7156 😅 na wunderbar,

[@terrizseleczky9794]

Hi Dr Grande - great video. Can you please cover Britannia Spears latest audio about her family? So tragic.

[@CaitlynM-bq7yn]

Dr. Grande, please do an analysis of Kim Plath from Welcome to Plathville! I love your channel :)

[@MitchellJRo]

I found your analysis to be not only interesting, but very very very interesting

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

Whole Foods sells dandelions, btw. They can be boiled like escarole. There were big in Italy a good 70+ years ago, as I heard it from people who were there.

[@moonsaballoon1]

Is it known if Moore's son was found in exact same position as Emily (low branch 6ft high and on his knees ? ) any other injuries ? and where/how long after his death was his body found ?

[@veggiegirl3340]

I read that the son had right forearm wounds... possibly defensive?

[@halloweenieow]

@@veggiegirl3340 where did you read this I’d like to read it as well

[@veggiegirl3340]

@@halloweenieow If you watch the video where his first wife is interviewed they show the autopsy report for his son....unless it has been edited since......

[@enricojeremias5425]

I haven't had brussel sprouts for a looong time. If they're prepared and cooked properly - they can be quite good, not the "everyday-food", still tasty and enjoyable ...

[@houseofsolomon2440]

Braise then pan-sear with a glaze & crispy bacon. Really good.

[@louise2467]

Dr G a wonderful channel. I’m curious if you use own and advocate personally, the adverts you promote? A lot of people believe everything you say and would use the stuff you promote. Great work 👍🏻

[@geogman2]

Sometimes when I get up at night to use the restroom, I too will go to the spare bedroom so I can watch TV to fall back to sleep so I do not wake my wife up. So that part make sense to me.

[@wendyhart134]

I watched the trial Moore's lawyer was amazing to watch , however she was also scary with her aggressive approach. I believe the state's case was very sloppy and there were holes all over it.Its a very sad case but you run the risk of putting an innocent man in prison for life ? maybe we will never know the truth. There was so much tragedy in both thier lives it was like a perfect storm. Yes, Dr Grande birthdays are depressing I agree.

[@matttilley8620]

One thing that people don't talk about is the fact that, according to Mat's attorney, when cadaver dogs were finally introduced, they tended to pull toward the neighbour's house. He was the guy who told police he saw her the day after her disappearance before changing his mind and saying he wasn't sure. Matheau's defense attorney put on a masterful job and used the above example as one of many to rightfully suggest the prosecution had tunnel vision.

[@nibunion]

And the fact that he couldn't have seen her on the 24th they were out of town and left early that morning

[@sannan255]

Thanks for the video! I have to make one correction: he didn't say his wife moved the cooler, he was talking about the extension cord on top of the cooler. According to him, it should have been hanging on a hook on the wall. His son had used extension cord when he ended his life. The prosecution made a big deal about him moving the cooler during the time the Police was there, and I never understood why they thought it was significant.

[@EricFullwood]

Yes. 🎯 The cooler was a non-issue and speaks to how desperate the detectives were to find "evidence".

[@christiansamaroo]

When you watch a lot of Dr. grandes video, you would realize he’s making up false facts. Every video I watch of it I catch it.

[@valleygirl2530]

(Dr. G - what’s up with the Brussels Sprouts?? I really hate them but they’re apparently now a thing. Blecchhh). So - Dateline just aired a new episode about the death of Emily. (“The Clearing” October 2023). It was fairly balanced - I usually suspect the husband or fiancé of the “death” of the SO.. I’m not convinced Emily was murdered. Matt is too unfiltered to be guilty of murdering then staging Emily’s death scene. He doesn’t seem to have any kind of planning skills. Emily seemed to have enough planning for the 2 of them and her habit of meticulous housekeeping tells me she’s committed to the fine details of living and possibly dying. Those are just my thoughts on this sad story. Dr. Grande agrees with me and that is very very very satisfying.

[@ninachkah13]

Just a side comment, I think this button down shirt suits you very well! And as always, great analysis and even better dry humor

[@jamessiddle7389]

Dr. Grande, please could you look into the tragic case of the Sycamore Gap Tree in Northumberland here in the UK, not much is known yet since this senseless act yesterday, apart from a 16 year old teenager has been arrested 🇬🇧

[@Neilsowards]

I agree about the dandelions

[@northerngirl1637]

Would love to learn more about Aviici life/suicide. So sad.