Don Kemp Case Analysis | Aspiring Cult Leader Death

This video answers the question: Can I analyze the case of Donald Kemp (Don Kemp)?
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[@lauren9667]

A friend’s adult daughter, who had psychological problems, went to the cabin she went to every summer as a kid, sat down without a coat and died of exposure. It was February. Over 20 years later, she still doesn’t believe it was suicide. A mother’s love is a powerful thing. Thank you, Dr Grande.

[@sarahalbers5555]

How heartbreaking.

[@Dwightstjohn-fo8ki]

@@sarahalbers5555 We lost our cousin the same way. She was in the same car accident that took my sister in 1978. While she came out without a scratch, she was never the same, having also lost her husband. She passed the same way. For our family, the lake cabin was her safe place.

[@ebonybryant8553]

@@Dwightstjohn-fo8ki I'm so sorry for your losses. I guess you can only find solace in the fact that they passed in a place where they found peace n felt safe . They seem like they didn't experience an agonizing death. So sorry once again.

[@music0cool]

It depends on what the "psychological problems" means though because if she suffered from psychosis or dissociation it could potentially be due to that as well and be an accidental death due to mental illness as opposed to intentional suicide. Suicide by exposure is a pretty rare method to choose...

[@jollyandwaylo]

Being a person who had lots of suicidal thoughts when I was a young man, I can well believe someone would go to a place they felt safe or had happier memories, not intending to commit suicide but not caring either way. Sitting somewhere and getting lost in the feeling of hopelessness and just not going inside to get warm.

[@johnfraser8116]

This is an interesting analysis of the death of Don Kemp, who happened to be my 1965 class president at Woodlawn High School in Baltimore County, Maryland. I knew him personally, went to a graduation party at his house and thought he was an all around nice guy without any obvious issues. He struck me as the type of person who could talk, befriend or relate to anyone. I was sad and surprised when I heard about his death many years later.

[@skiak004]

That auto accident must have really messed him up. Sad

[@tvdv3416]

I've lost friends from highschool prematurely and mysteriously too. My condolences. I'm glad you remember him fondly.

[@johnfraser8116]

@@tvdv3416 Thanks!

[@tvdv3416]

@@johnfraser8116 No problem.

[@helenwood1]

Post-concussive injuries following an auto accident (or long boxing or football career) are a frequently overlooked and poorly understood trigger for cognitive decline in previously high functioning individuals. If the triggering auto wreck had happened today, Don may have received the desperately needed support and therapies for rehabilitation. This could have prevented his premature death and the unnecessary heartache experienced by his mother and friends, and most importantly, this insensitive video. I'm sorry for your loss and hope Don can be remembered by your school in a more sensitive way than Dr. Grande's cold and ill-informed analysis here.

[@houseofsolomon2440]

6 miles backwards in his own prints would have appeared obvious (overlap, etc.). It's also a highly awkward way to cover ground. The backwards for 6 miles thing seems kinda far-fetched...

[@alexandracash8106]

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[@bthomson]

But she seemed to be a good sport?

[@billyboy8534]

Two things of interest: 1. Don's truck had been broken into a few days after leaving the museum 2. Mary Kemp has stated on a number of occasions that Don's skull had a small hole in the side of it that appeared to have been made by a drill.

[@lambchop412]

A mystery that will persist for all time? You're the best Dr Grande 😂

[@HolyMoly432]

I think Kim Kardashian‘s overwhelming sense of overconfidence is very understandable! When someone produces nothing and really does virtually nothing, and they have this much financial success and extreme celebrity, it would be understandable that she has an extreme sense of confidence!

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Cover more cases from the original Robert Stack Unsolved Mysteries series.

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@@alucard6919 If only Ted could see it.

[@PaleMagnolia]

Family members of suicide victims, or victims of freak accidents, often do not believe the most logical explanation of what happened and would see every tiny detail as proof that something sketchy happened to their loved one. I suppose it's less painful than to admit their relative was mentally ill, depressed or just unlucky. Edit: a word

[@agdalanzarini8974]

My dad slept while driving, he hit an truck that was parked in the side of the road at full velocity. The car catched on fire, he died instantly. It was pretty clean cut, but to this day my mom believes that someone messed up with his car or even that he faked his death somehow to scape debt.

[@PhullyNo1]

There’s also the “inside knowledge” family has that to them says, “no my son wasn’t depressed”. Often missing the obvious signs.

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do you mean more or less painful? i might just be hungry, but i can't wrap my head around how your second sentence fits with the first

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@@AlexisTwoLastNames I think she means …”less painful than to admit…”. I just ate.

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People can live comfortably in denial.

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[@kingfisher9553]

Been to Wyoming? Dying of exposure is pretty easy to do, particularly if you are not a rural person who understands the risks (or knows the land). He may have been looking for a "vision quest."

[@cascadianrangers728]

Wyoming has plenty of dying weather

[@sarahalbers5555]

Beautiful, wild and unforgiving environment.

[@Tina06019]

It’s a lot more dangerous than getting lost in the wilds of Connecticut.

[@cascadianrangers728]

@@tinafoster8665 I rate arctic or desert environment as the highest to survive and jungle the easiest, Wyoming can get arctic cold with windchill, and hot enough to dehydrate you in a single day, and people from near sea level like me will definitely notice the thinner air that comes with the high elevation

[@bthomson]

Tina - Strangely true story Connecticut (near Kent) is the ONLY place I have ever been lost!

[@sarahalbers5555]

Loving the analysis of this bizarre case. Thanks Dr. G. I believe this guy had a MAJOR traumatic brain injury that was minimized. Poor guy.

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One of many!

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there is one other host.

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[@jeffwalther3935]

Doctor Grande: Please do an case study of the murder(s) of the Madalyn Murry-O'Hair family. There are a plethora of psychological conditions and circumstances of universal interest in their case.

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The ending is the icing on the cake 😂

[@emilyhollis4231]

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Another true compliment!

[@GGiblet]

Such a fascinating and sad case. I hope he found peace. It's a blessing his remains were found, so often the missing are never located. As always love your videos Doc!!🙌💙🌈💙

[@skiak004]

Loved that ending regarding K.K.~made me laugh, as your dry sense of humor interjected in these analyses often does. Do you have British blood in you? Thank you for your informative and funny posts!

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[@wyocoloexperience7025]

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[@barbarajacobs8897]

Hmmm. We need to unravel the three socks. Three odd socks? One pair plus one? A matching trio? It's a bit woolly.

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There's one in the dryer.

[@barbarajacobs8897]

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Another conspiracy theorist …

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So the cacti are always viewed with bad intentions! What's with that?

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@@cristianm7097 that is an interesting comment!

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[@grayfortress3413]

Unsolvable and may persist throughout all time. Love your work! Thank you!

[@ChristinePerez903]

This is a mysterious case. Mark was very suspicious though. With Unsolved Mystery, I had to stop watching it, I was getting paranoid that the person who killed was going to kill me. Great video Dr Grande!!!

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[@KyaniMosaic_Crone]

This case has always been like a local unsolved mystery for those of us who's also grew up on Delmarva, especially those of us who lived near Salisbury, Maryland. The phone call from that number could also be explained by someone patching into that man's phone lines. There was another case I heard of when I lived in Denver that involved a kidnapping & the kidnapper called the parents every year on the anniversary. A few times it was proven that's how he did it, by patching into the phone lines at the pole.

[@deboracopeland6356]

Lots of people are found in areas that have been searched. It’s really hard to find a body especially after time and animals have had at it. Everyone feels this is suspicious but it happens often.

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

Brilliant analysis Dr. Grande. Even though it’s impossible to know for sure what happened, your explanation makes so much sense. I have observed that whenever delusions and paranoia are involved, people are willing to go through great lengths to follow their beliefs, no matter how odd or dangerous their actions may sound. And yes, your analysis was more intriguing than an emerging cult leader😁, thank you!❤️

[@cottontails9003]

Rejane,great comment 😆💖

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

@@cottontails9003 Thank you dear!😘

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Definitely.

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How 'bout clues, corpses, clients, councils, courts, and chases?

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Blood baths and beyond…….

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im great grandmothers name was lorna i miss her very much she was amazing. you are the only other person ive seen to have the same name (if it is your birth name)

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[@brianpratt3224]

The question that wasn't answered was: the Orange Teapot was it short and stout?

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[@bthomson]

Which is the handle which is the spout?

[@stuartgmk]

He he you made me smile thanks Brian 😃😄

[@maureeningleston1501]

This case is hurting my brain !!!....so IF he walked backwards in his own footprints for 6 miles, he would have been back at his car without his orange teapot, so WHY did they not find him there ?

[@eadweard.]

Yes. It's possible the road was snow-clear so no more footprints.

[@GoodnightJLH]

I think it’s especially odd that he left his car still running, with the door open and unconcealed along a road. Authorities are convinced he was alone because of the state of his car. The state of the car advertises his presence. Yet finding his body in a previously searched location indicates he was concealing himself or someone else was concealing him. I have done tons of road trips in tightly filled vehicles. It’s amazing how things can be rearranged. I’m not sure who made the determination that a person couldn’t have fit inside. Even if he couldn’t have fit a person in his car, that doesn’t mean he didn’t pull over for another person. But I think it would be telling to know more about those phone calls to his friend Judy. What was the technology back then? Could phone numbers be spoofed? Or was it just a wrong number and a coincidence? But, of course, it’s possible that Don was at that man’s house for awhile then later dumped. But were it not for those phone calls, everything would point to a delusional episode. Especially a paranoid delusion.

[@emilgallier]

Hey Dr. Grande! Maybe for a future vid you could talk about why furrys are a thing, why do they want to be furrys, I find it quite perplexing. Is it some escape mechanism? I’m talking about those that go all in and identify as a fox or other creatures etc. I’m sure you have a good explanation to this bizarre topic. Love your content!

[@anzolomyer4584]

ay man the easiest way i can explain it is like ones furself is like as natural as you scratchgn an itch on th eback of your furless hand you just sort of do it and thats that no thinking about it and thats how it is sometimes you just have the urge to scratch your ear or groom

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Dehumanization. Haven't you heard? It's all the rage.

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The mystery of Kim Kardashian's overconfidence 😂. I love this man.

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The Kardashian burn was

[@mrs.reluctant4095]

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Everythings a cult 😜🧞‍♂️🧞‍♀️

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Was there like a sign up sheet or something? ,🤣

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I'm in!

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[@nadiazahroon6573]

I had a co-worker who’s’ son died in similar circumstances. He had a fight with his girlfriend and got in his car and left the house. According to the police, reported by his mom, he got lost, disoriented in the Nevada summer and died. They found his body with in walking distance to homes but for what ever reasons he never made to any.

[@dodiekoehler5256]

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[@gas2419]

Don dead?

[@gas2419]

The police? What the fuck

[@gas2419]

Mary my mom's?

[@gas2419]

God is so good

[@lnc-to4ku]

This was brilliant- full of grounded common sense and a very sharp, oftentimes very funny, analysis!! Conspiracy theories are like diving deep into a very dark rabbit hole. Love your work nd mind SO much Dr. Grande! ♡♡

[@martineldritch]

Great video as ever. I'll offer up this unlikely possibility.. He entered a fugue state and felt a call to go across the prairie to the barn. He stayed in the barn for shelter and was transported in time and space to the Virginia barn where John Wilkes Boothe was ultimately shot and killed in 1865. There in the burning barn Mr. Kemp witnessed the last moments of Lincoln's assassin but he himself succumbed to the conflagration and was transported back, nearby on the prairie where they found his remains. Perhaps this is a way Don Kemp would have preferred to go? Cue Twilight Zone music. Happy Halloween season everybody.

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I like this video. Raymond Burr, Karl Malden, Robert Stack, & Dennis Farina were all hosts on Unsolved Mysteries. Thank You for sharing Dr. Grande. Cheers Everyone!

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🤣🤣🤣🤣😘😘💜 Like Kim pretending to act. OMG Right! I couldn't even watch the whole episode. I watched the cold open and the news. The rest was dogshit. You threw in a great curve ball there doc! Wasn't expecting that. 🤣👏

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I always click on your videos asap. Your delivery is so measured and nonjudgmental. Always a pleasure. I would love to hear your thoughts on the Alyssa Bustamante case; is she a psychopath, and was her sentence fair?

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Very informative. I appreciate your dedication. Always looking forward to the next video.

[@thomasbisaschi1887]

Please analyze the mental health and personality factors in the James Oliver Huberty case (the San Ysidro McDonald's massacre shooter). P.S. - Or in the Gian Luigi Ferri case, a mass shooter who was he himself a former mental health operator.

[@monicawylie3985]

Huberty would be an awesome subject.

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@@monicawylie3985 Yeah, and he was never officially diagnosed, though he was obviously angry, eccentric, and paranoid (maybe even delusional?).

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Dear Doc, with all the new info that just came out about Lori Vallow Daybell and how erratically they are saying her behavior changed and with her now being in a mental hospital can you give us a undiagnosed diagnoses?

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Once things are bit more clear I'd love to hear your take on the attack in Kongsberg, Norway, that took place today.

[@Xehemoth]

Walked backwards through his own footprints. Wow what a conclusion.

[@Dwightstjohn-fo8ki]

In an open area like that you'd know people, a plane, and a number of official govt. cars are looking for you. If you're already feeling paranoid, you're now VERY paranoid.

[@BelindaMuller]

Yeah, agreed. I've never been in the USA so am unfamiliar with the local climate, and I don't know if the barn photo was taken on the day the police were searching, but the narrative sounds as though his footprints were followed in continuous snow. If not, at least it sounds as though they were quite easy to follow, sooo... He walked backwards in his own footprints all the way back to his Blazer? He made deliberately heavy footprints all the way to the barn, reversed and at some point managed to lightly tiptoe away so as to not leave a diverging trail? Or more likely he was acting in a manner consistent with paranoia and successfully concealed himself from a less than thorough search attempt?

[@scasey1960]

Great analysis of Kim Kardasian . I think many found her performance insufferable.

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Keep'em coming Doc Grand ❤️♦️💎 I can watch ur videos one after another 🤘🏽😜...... Charlotte NC 💙

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Hey Diamond! I'm right outside of Charlotte 💙🖤

[@sparhawk5515]

I used to work in that area a few years before his disappearance. That spot is about as isolated as you can get. Ranches are measured in square miles, not acres. You could walk all day in there and not see another human being.

[@kathyrodgers6255]

This story reminds me of the recent Netflix documentary of an East Indian family, nice, well educated and loving people, an eleven multi generational family living together, who the neighbors found hanging together, all dead. This took place in Bangladore, India. A massive investigation ensued, and the answers were found in their diaries.

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Your sense of humor is absolutely killer! You always have a few jokes in every video that make me laugh my balls off.

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[@deviousdoll82]

Dr Grande, can you please do a video on Brittany Murphy & her husband, Simon Monjack's very suspicious deaths?

[@sharonhagen6362]

Really enjoyed your insight!! And…really enjoyed your humor (poor Kim K!).

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Oh, snap! That remark re: Ms Kardshian was harsh. LOL!

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That lovely burn..

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You crack me up on a regular basis! Love your work..🙏

[@eadweard.]

I think a lot of mysteries can be solved if we just assume the phrase "thoroughly searched" is something of a euphemism.

[@bthomson]

Would you agree though that searching rough terrain for miles is a daunting task?

[@eadweard.]

@@bthomson Yes.

[@helpyourcattodrive]

The kardashian appeal is definitely a mystery. They are a bad influence on america all the way around.

[@Dulcimertunes]

And WHY should anyone care about them? Have they contributed anything positive?

[@shannonmayer18]

Dr. Grande, in the spirit of Halloween month, can you maybe do some videos on cases with a spooky element, or even analyze some fictional horror movie villains, like maybe Michael Myers, or the girl who killed just to see what it was like?

[@CEO_of_Autism_]

Yes!! Great idea. Would love to see an analysis on Michael

[@SarahDunlap]

Oh I love this idea!

[@SarahDunlap]

Oh actually he may have already touched on that bringing up K.K.'s acting on SNL.

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@@SarahDunlap lol

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why leave the motor running? Well it was a Ford so he was probably thought it would not start again. i love a good "who done it" Thank You for another great video. I am very impressed by your work ethic. A by product of your channel is getting me to get things done. I think i can speak for many of your subscibers when i say " You sir are an inspiration" The cacti are such a nice homey touch, your wife [ im assuming here] has a talent for set design. keep uploading and I will keep listening.

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Waiting? Not a lot of that going on!

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Great analysis of an unfortunate end of someone who wondered into mental illness after a traumatic car accident. I especially appreciate your courage, Dr. Grande, of saying some hard truths, that possibly could be so, regarding the victim (with mental issues). And the distinction between "unsolved" and "unsolvable" in Kim K's mystery regarding her enormous self confidence!

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You are almost always spot on and crack me up with your commentary. 😆

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Oh I am so glad you mentioned that SNL bit. Surprising little turn there.

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An article in WaPo said that the cameo will save this season of SNL? No accounting for taste!

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Dr. Grande, your analysis is definitely more intriguing than 'an immerging cult leader'. Stop! You make me spew my Polar Seltzer across my studio, LOL!

[@thinkingmoment]

This case is like a movie plot. We have facts and what delusional thinking can do to someone's life. He had delusional thinking. Here, I find very important to emphasize that mentally ill people can be victims of homocide. The fact is that someone called a museum. Who was it? Who called a lady from a house without his briefcase and phone number? Why did his belongings were in the house of someone we don't know anything about? If he hid from police, why would he leave his car in that state and how did he leave his belongings in that house? In my opinion, his delusions made him an easy target for someone. This case has more evidance than many solved. Only opinion... Great, Dr. Grande. Thank you.

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Hadn't heard of this case. Glad I got it from Dr. Grande first. He makes everything more clear than the general info available online.

[@matthoward8546]

Sooooo easy to get into trouble in the elements...It can be fairly warm out,but if you get damp you're done.

[@spacebtwnears6590]

Dr. Grande's combination of quality and quantity in producing content is super-human but that unruly undone button makes him relatable.😃

[@Yasir-xy]

Dr Grande you're doing a great work. But , we would love it if you're doing something fun too. Like personality break downs of movies characters. Thanks!

[@gaiaiulia]

This was a very interesting case, Dr Grande. There are several theories, but I suppose the simplest explanation is the correct one, that Mr Kemp died from exposure. The phone calls are a mystery which muddy the waters. I'm delighted to say that I have never voluntarily watched any TV show featuring Kim Kardashian or the Kardashian family.

[@audralynn7454]

Thank you for yet another interesting and informative analysis! I was confused about the thumbnail, thank you for tying it up at the end! Also, agreed on unsolvable.

[@Kane6676]

There is a lot more to this story. I believe it was Dons sister that was posting on one of the unsolved mysteries forums. She gave a lot more info than the episode. According to her, all of don”s research on the Lincoln assasination was stolen. Most of Don”s property went missing while in police custody. His blazer was broken into etc. she gave a lot of convincing info that there was more at play here

[@cm9439]

Don's mother and sister were delusional, too. It's such a tragic, bizarre case. Thank you for another sharp analysis and more bone dry wit.