Teenage Lovers Murder Intoxicated Man | Amy Lee Black Case Analysis

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[@MellowBellow1]

“Murdering grammar through excessive conjunction deployment” 🤣🤣🤣🤣♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️. I TOTALLY love you Doc!!!! 💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@overthehilldill3626]

That had me crying so hard. 🤣🤣

[@metalheadmaidenue6505]

One of his best 😂

[@jasonmaloney2436]

Rich!

[@jhonklan3794]

Good comment but not enough emojis, me thinks.

[@wayneolsen8965]

Why we watch!

[@estherlev2472]

What stood out to me is David's friends just letting him drive home when he was so intoxicated. Look out for your friends. True friendship is making sure your friends are safe.

[@scottricci5063]

Some friends just get violent when they feel you're mothering them. If that's the case, not my brother's keeper. But then that friend would mostlikely have slaughtered those dumbass kids. Haha. Street justice knows knows no leniency.

[@heatherem5690]

It wasn’t common at the time to stop someone drinking and driving In fact even the cops would usually let you go, and youd be made a social outcast for suggesting it was wrong, because everyone in that restaurant would have driven home that night, many of them also drinking Different times had different social protocols Many harmful things that are socially accepted now will be criticized one day too and people in the future will pretend they’d have said something but in reality, harmful people are rarely confronted by the people around them

[@brigittebeltran6701]

Exactly! And they call themselves FRIENDS!!! Ha!

[@overthehilldill3626]

My dad was drunk in 1982 and ran his car off the road thru a fence. When the cops got there they asked him if he thought he was good enough to drive home the last 10 miles. Of course he said yes and luckily made it home. I sure miss the good old days. 🤣

[@flaccidego4291]

Old school country singer Johnny Paycheck wrote a song in the 1970's called "I'm Gonna Drink and Drive That Woman Off Of My Mind" He said it was a true story where his woman left him & he couldn't stand being alone in the house so ole Johny fills up his pickup, went to the liquor store for booze & got drunk behind the wheel while driving across Tennessee all night long. He said he got pulled over when he hit the other end of the state line, got fined $10 for DUI, which he payed the cop right there & the cop made him pour out his booze & then he let ole Johnny drive all the way back home to the other side of the state! Johnny said he was pissed because that was his last $10 which he planned on buying more booze with so he had to rob the next liquor store so he could keep on drinking & driving that woman off of his mind! Lmao Man those were the good ole days! Yeeehaaaaw!😆😆

[@jeancat9454]

The guy was going to pass out, or fall asleep, and not remember much of anything. All they had to do was wait, drive him down the road, steal his money, and walk home. He probably wouldn't have been able to prove anything. He could have lost the money. Everyone saw him to be very intoxicated. Her wanting to kill someone and get away with it was a major factor in why he was killed.

[@damnmuggle]

Crazy how she out of jail

[@janinemccartha1811]

Hi Dr. Grande. I really don't think they should've let her out of prison. She has no guilt at all. If she would completely change for real that's one scenario, but, if she doesn't, who's to say she wouldn't kill again. Hopefully she changes for real, peace Dr. Grande, love the factor! My Mom orders those for us, very good, love your channel also, see you on the next one, Janine Smiley🙂😀🎵😙😘💯❕❗🌺🍉🍯🍮🏡🚗🚘🎶🎵☕🎂⌚🛋🚪🛏🆒️❇

[@buschovski1]

Yup. They wanted to do it. Hell they were probably out looking for someone to murder

[@tankthearc9875]

not smart teens , 30 years of theft 30 days likely with probation.

[@margaretlumley1648]

I'm sitting here, gasping: 'never a dangerous person'??? Obviously insight wasn't her forte. Thank you for another great analysis, Dr Grande

[@Mouse_Metal]

This makes her obviously very dangerous person and those "proffesionals" who didn´t see the screaming sociopathy in her should go to work in fast food because they certainly did not get their degree for knowledge.

[@idacoetzee]

I would not trust Amy anywhere- she is bound to harm others particularly vulnerable individuals.

[@Unbreakable245]

I feel like she has served her time because why else would she be resentenced? Juveniles can still recieve life without parole in the state of Michigan. I do not agree with sentencing juveniles to life without parole however and when it comes to adults, only for the worst cases of Murder and Rape.

[@vladimirputindreadlockrast812]

"It's taken a lifetime to learn good decisions." - Yes, someone else's lifetime.

[@BilgePump]

Ouch

[@AdrienneMint]

@@BilgePumpI’d like to know if you’d still be saying ouch if the guy who got killed was your husband, father, or brother. Or maybe YOU. Some people are born pure evil. Look at history. This girl is pure evil and her age has nothing to do with it.

[@tankthearc9875]

the first judge of hers was a good judge letting her out at 21 was the wrong choice , glad now there is that option for life with a chance of parole.

[@corrimclaren6714]

A life for a life. Makes me sick that someone can take a life and still walk free someday. The person killed will never get a second chance

[@nmartin5551]

Absolutely true. It’s a pathetic reflection of our legal system that “life” means nothing remotely like life.

[@nickdemichele4203]

What idiots they could have robbed him without killing him!

[@nickyblue4866]

But then they wouldnt have gotten away with it.... oh... wait

[@lf9341]

It's bizarre how sociopaths find each other.... Poor guy.

[@jinxed_jinxed_3443]

Must be some kind of Animal Magnetism. Hur hur

[@leenygal9856]

2:31 Your doggie cameos are the best, Dr. G :)

[@erictaylor5462]

I think the condition of the victim needs to be considered. Has the victims condition improved since he was murdered? If not (and I doubt he has, murder victims typically find their condition exceedingly hard to recover from) then I think the killer should be considered to have forfeited their life. Especially in the case of 1st degree (planned out) murder.

[@Dhruv_Dogra]

So true! The dead man's mistake was only being too drunk to drive.

[@Kangaroojack1986]

I really hope all her settlement money went to the victims family. Ironically she knows what it's like to be a victim now .

[@BilgePump]

I see what you did there.

[@sunnyside2656]

Well put

[@annastarr2043]

🤣🤣🤣💀

[@joan-lisa-smith]

Sooo, they didn't think to just wait till the dude nodded off then take the money and come morn just shrug their shoulders and say "what money?". Guy would either know they were lying but not be able to prove it or assume he was robbed by another or it fell out somewhere while he was off his tree. Not that that's ok either but robbing someone whose that drunk doesn't require murder by any stretch.

[@marlinfisher2529]

Why not just take the money and let the guy wake up with a hangover. He is very unlikely to be able to identify either of them. Great analysis.

[@sciencenotstigma9534]

Yeah, killing him was not only cold blooded but really stupid. I grew up in a rough area and I’m now in the recovery field, I have gotten to know robbers. They say they always hope no one gets hurt…that makes a minor crime into a serious one.

[@metalheadmaidenue6505]

Exactly. They could’ve easily gotten away with robbing him. The fact that they killed him tells me her statement “always wondered what it would be like to kill someone “ was actually an honest one. She should never have been released.

[@russ549]

Why not just not steal?

[@russ549]

@@metalheadmaidenue6505 you shouldn't steal period!

[@russ549]

@@sciencenotstigma9534 its so unnecessary to steal!

[@zenawarrior7442]

What a sad and terrible case. Being young is no excuse for murder. Great analysis and learning points again. Thanks Dr G😊💌💌

[@StephanieSwan666]

It's not an excuse but surely her youth and the abuse she'd suffered should be some mitigation when punishing her.

[@tankthearc9875]

id say 30 years she did her time , but i also feel women play the victim card too much.

[@zenawarrior7442]

@@tankthearc9875 Men play that card alot too...just present it differently

[@Unbreakable245]

Not necessarily but i feel like there should be an age of criminal responsibility (I think it should be at 15) and i am against sentencing people who were under the age of 18 at the time to life without parole. And life without parole should only be imposed for the worst cases of murder and rape and should not be a mandatory penalty unless there are compelling aggravated factors that goes much beyond premeditation, it should be determined by the nature of the offence.

[@jamesparlane9289]

Both were equally culpable and both should have received the same penalty. Youn people who commit adult crimes should be treated like adults.

[@RinpochesRose]

I do not agree that ‘youthful impulsivity’ in any way overrides knowing right from wrong.

[@heatherem5690]

Well, it does Go work in a school if you cant remember being a teen lol We all did things weve since learned from, youre literally still developing the parts of your brain that process actions, consequences and empathy The issue is, regardless of age, most humans are simply incapable of killing another person, It goes against typical human behaviour

[@zippermonster9596]

They know right from wrong It doesn’t mean they understand what that means.

[@DottieMinerva]

Prison doesn’t rehabilitate. You leave someone in their for decades with other criminals then let them out on the streets with no coping skills or life skills. Instead of getting therapy, they receive more trauma. Especially someone who enters prison before they’ve even entered adulthood. The system is very flawed and negatively impacts society as a whole.

[@jesurenbnb]

I know but when you are in there, it is often meant to kept you there until your sentence is over

[@carolmaresca450]

I've felt, for years, that the sort of reaction to horrible crimes is so glaringly different than the way everyone reacted when I was young. I see a person who starved his stepchild to death being described as not a bad person. He just made poor decisions. All this being broadcast on television for all to see. In the past people would have been horrified and sickened. They would never have said someone capable of this was anything other than a murderer and a monster. Children grow up in front of the television. Seeing the, oh well, attitude to debauchery and hideous crimes....what can the outcome be, other than what we're experiencing daily?

[@keivajones1865]

Perhaps that's the plot and plan...make debauchery acceptable and don't hold anyone accountable for anything they do

[@Nanaof3.]

I don't understand how someone can take a life and then expect any "good" sentence

[@spencermackay9020]

I'm not diagnosing, only speculating, but it seems like the doc is kicking out multiple videos a day at the moment. In my opinion, a superlative level of analytical offerment.

[@atmawpn89]

Seeing Dr. Grande in the sponsored segment with his little food tray and grin will never cease to make me smile

[@judybrown7601]

Have you noticed a comment that there is not good to say. They take you to where the word is to clean up language.

[@corbysimpson9146]

@@judybrown7601 what do you mean? I don't understand your statement.

[@judybrown7601]

@@corbysimpson9146 i had a edit on my comment. I wrote a** and they sent it back to correct. I thought we were in grade school. This is the first I had seen this. I don't understand what I say either...lol

[@corbysimpson9146]

@judybrown7601 Now I understand. Thank you for your explanation. Good grief, the KZbin overlords are trying too hard. Where were they when I was in grade school? I could have used their support, LOL

[@manewland1]

Especially when his dog is there begging for a bite :)

[@helpyourcattodrive]

Let’s do this. It’s Grande time. Thanks, Grande.❤

[@sciencenotstigma9534]

Always interesting! I look forward to Dr. Grande’s uploads. ❤

[@KelmutHool]

Murdering grammar is one thing, but the real crime in this case is Jeff's mullet.

[@jasmine0354]

Love the little peek-a-boo doggie ! 🐕

[@ahill4642]

good eye! I missed that! ☺️ cute little pup!

[@birdworldist]

Yess king go offf

[@rhondasisco-cleveland2665]

Her being free doesn’t make me feel safer.

[@jimc.goodfellas]

We have got to stop this violence towards grammar

[@DottieMinerva]

I do a gratitude journal every day and today I put I’m grateful for Dr. Grande lol.

[@karenhikesalot]

Conjunction junction, what's your function?

[@lisabunnie22960]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Thelikebutton123]

😆

[@illiterate.ink.]

Why do you have some many cacti? Cactuses? Cactomoly! Just speculating on a situation like this.

[@brainezzhippo7208]

hey doctor grande could you make a video about the highly suspected murder suicide that happened at Epsom College school, Surrey last sunday 5th february 2023. It involved the headmistress of the school, her husband and her daughter. The shotgun is confirmed to be the husbands and he talked to police weeks before the suspected murder suicide about renewing his shotgun licence. Shocking story and very rare for something like that to happen especially given the circumstances.

[@BilgePump]

I think it’s fair to say Amy should’ve been evaluated for release however in her case it should’ve been denied and what ever compensation the gov decided to give her be instantly awarded to the victims family.

[@walkerpantera]

i hate ads. i have a premium youtube account so i dont have to see them. i want your sponsor to know that while i love your vids, i ALWAYS fast forward thru their ads. ALWAYS.

[@smallbee1234]

“Danger can lurk anywhere” is a lesson to learn. But getting shit-faced drunk is equally as significant. After that you are pretty much at the mercy of any bad person that may drift your way.

[@heatherbrenner8275]

I could have told you someone would end up dead when they moved from Kalamazoo to Muskegon. It's like moving from jail to prison. Yeah you could say there're decent parts of both towns but you don't move to either of them if your life is going great

[@gailkelly4651]

Hello Dr Grande ❤️....I see you have a little pooch peeking up in your advertisement. He/she is cute. I Always enjoy your analysis of any of your cases. It still amazes me at how people can appear to be a good person when in reality they are a monster.Thank you Doctor, 🇺🇸❤️

[@tomvoelkening6287]

Another great video, Doc. Would you consider covering the wackiness behind the Netflix show Gunther’s Millions?

[@hattyburrow716]

You’re right. If she’s out he should be. Worrying though that she learned nothing in jail but more self pity

[@Mouse_Metal]

None of them should be out of prison.

[@farrahfeathers6668]

You’re spoiling us Doc, but I’m not complaining. I was hoping you would consider doing a video on the horrific case concerning Lindsey Clancy.

[@healerscreek]

Sadly, this is exactly why you never flash your cash.

[@LaniLanilei]

Two videos in one day? My cup runneth over.

[@georgiak6017]

Love the dog in the photo at the end of the ad.

[@NightShade1161]

I am I bad person!? Because I almost choked to death on my coffee, laughing when you said well” mostly because of the murder part” I mean OMG!! why in the was that so fy()en funny to me!!!?!!!?? I 😞 feel bad! And it’s my b-day and I feel like a shitty person! Now!!! Great analysis as always!

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

This is such a sad case. I am not trying to find excuses for her behavior, but she certainly had a terrible upbringing. I believe that must have a significant influence on her behavior and motivations. Thank you for the review, Dr. Grande. I hope you have a wonderful day.❤

[@vcliburn]

The defense team in this case would have definitely wanted someone like YOU on the jury! Countless people in this world may have had a very difficult home environment and upbringing as a child. But the overwhelming majority of them still manage to grow up and lead productive, and “normal” lives. Only a very tiny percentage wind up as cold blooded murderers. In light of the horrific crime that she committed…coupled with her reckless and unruly behavior in prison…she should not have been released from prison.

[@brigittebeltran6701]

I agree...I felt sorry for this little gal as well. As a teacher, I see this all too many times today...emotionally absent parenting from mothers. So tragic!

[@Ebenezer456]

@@vcliburn I agree with Rejane. A person's upbringing absolutely influences the direction of their life and the choices they make. Acknowledging this says nothing about the sentence she should or shouldn't have received - it's just stating a fact.

[@vcliburn]

Yes, it may be a “fact”…but it’s also a GIVEN…no matter who you are! My point is that the defense wants the jury to FOCUS on this in order to gain sympathy…and hopefully a more lenient sentence, a/k/a “mitigation”. Whether you intend to or not, once you start going down that rabbit hole you inevitably wind up “feeling sorry” for the defendant, which is exactly what the defense is looking for!

[@Ebenezer456]

​@@vcliburn The woman is entitled to a fair trial, just like everyone. In any trial and sentencing, all factors need to be taken into consideration, including, in this case, whether and to what extent her upbringing influenced her actions. Clearly it did and it needs to be looked at. No doubt this was a horrible case - no arguments from me there - and clearly there's a need for punishment, but you shouldn't let emotions get in the way of justice.

[@vastvideos7212]

I'm not usually for given murders second chances but with circumstances and amount of time served it would be reasonable to grant both co defenders their freedom and agree with yu on the segment where yu discussed the age factors , mirror vs young adult culpability especially if yu consider 3 year difference in age.also I see alot cases give co defenders same charges wen one of them don't have the same intent as the other,if yu think about it at tha point it probably not say safe to refuse to participate further for their owe safety.

[@mamaduck9370]

Sixteen year old child, under the influence of addiction and an older partner. Definitely not beyond redemption after a first offence. Tragic for the victim's family but punitive longterm imprisonment of an abused child is not going to help anyone.

[@kartikprasad4359]

It’s not about “helping anyone “, it’s justice for the victim. The victim doesn’t get a second chance.

[@Throatzillaaa]

uploaded 2 minutes ago? 🥰 hope you had a good evening, Dr. Grande! To anyone who hasn't checked out Dr. Grande's patreon, you are seriously missing out on great content (plus that episode of Mtv's Cribs featuring Dr. Grande)! And it's only $5 a month! I consider it priceless, though.

[@conspiracytherapist1869]

You really lived up to ur name with that comment! 😮

[@nickyblue4866]

@@conspiracytherapist1869 swafford?

[@Throatzillaaa]

@@conspiracytherapist1869 what does giving bomb head have to do with my comment though?

[@Throatzillaaa]

@@nickyblue4866 hi! My last name is swafford, so why are you tagging the other person? This comment section is such a fucking mess.

[@sciencenotstigma9534]

I know I could have done something stupid, as a troubled teen, that I could never have been capable of, after about age 20. I had PTSD and would go into fight, flight, or fawn responses but I matured a lot and wasn’t so afraid of the world. Later, working as an advocate of abused youth, a lot of them were under extreme stress, and in turmoil. I don’t know what her situation was…I’m just stating my perspective. Our brains mature a lot, after the age of 16. I think most people who commit serious crimes at that age should be given another chance, unless their history and psychiatric exams show a history of extreme cruelty and lack of empathy. If a person is dangerous, society should be protected. I wish I could be a fly on the wall, when this crime occurred, and see if there was a clear instigator.

[@Dhruv_Dogra]

Yes mental health science is very subjective, multiple assessments of the same person being so different in conclusion prove this irrefutably

[@karis7649]

Dr Grande you’re on double fire today. I sincerely hope it’s rolling in for you, you’re due a long, relaxing vacation

[@jamikatechaos9972]

"In addition to murdering grammar..." Classic!

[@annedenman6169]

The fact she didn't act in Prison appropriately enough to accumulate many infractions makes me question why she was released last August. How will she handle an environment without any formal directions?

[@nmartin5551]

I suspect we will soon see a video about her next criminal act outside of the prison.

[@shawnlee6633]

2:30 blink if you're held hostage, Dr.!

[@manewland1]

As always, your dog's face in the shot (waiting for a bite of your Factor meal) remains a highlight

[@suzysuze6797]

Omigawd your dog is the cutest. PS I love your show.

[@dissidentfairy4264]

Amy had an unfortunate childhood but so do countless others who do not grow up to be killers. The psychologists who felt she should be tried as an adult were spot on which is evidenced by her violations in prison. Amy obviously manipulated her BF because she wanted the money. Regarding the victim: I feel really bad for him, he didn't deserve it, but "A fool and his money soon part ways." It reminded me of Modigliani. How he was intoxicated and buying everyone drinks in a bar just before he was beaten and robbed out on the street.

[@vcliburn]

Well said, and I agree with you 100%. Obviously, the defense side wants us to focus on her difficult childhood in order to gain sympathy and a more lenient sentence. But everything you said rings true.

[@yanjiang3214]

😊

[@dissidentfairy4264]

@@vcliburn Thank you:-)

[@tankthearc9875]

he should be given parole also imo

[@jhonklan3794]

"A fool and his money soon part ways." Is just victim blaming. If he were a woman you would not dare say something so cruel.

[@m.f.richardson1602]

Always interesting and informative. Thank you Peace 🇺🇲

[@tencentpistol1]

Hey Dr. Grande, ha e you considered a bloopers show? I notice there are splices in some of your episodes. I know id like to see this happen and most likely so would other subs as well. Just a thought. You rock!! Cheers!!

[@cymeezer619rmh4]

That’s a great idea! I suspect just about all regular viewers would 👍 to a bloopers vid too!

[@elizabethwarman9028]

Good morning Dr Grande, great analysis. I always learn something new from your videos. Have a wonderful Thursday.

[@ericsiegel]

Dr. Grande just posts banger after banger.

[@anonymousstrangeness7348]

Good evening, Doctor Grande !! --I can't wait to learn about this case 👍

[@freshlimejuice]

Bunny salt and pepper shakers!

[@sinetteiversen9978]

Thanks,for speaking up for Jeff

[@benjamindover4337]

Maybe a 3rd option would be to imprison the parents?

[@nickyblue4866]

No

[@lindseyhudson1274]

Can you do Nicola Bulley who is missing in the UK?

[@janetspencer8680]

Suggestion . Topic for future show. Is Michael Scott from the Office on the spectrum?

[@ahill4642]

oof! good one! 🤣

[@Cbobley]

I've always wondered why the cacti are in the background. I like cacti too.

[@daniyurie]

2:30 I'm relieved to know the bunny salt and pepper containers made thro the move. 🐰❤

[@themysteryofbluebirdboulevard]

Loitering? Oh dear!! (clutches pearls)...

[@Garden366]

And to think… she’s out there, walking around. Somewhere.

[@jackedkerouac4414]

I keep telling my true crime group to subscribe to Dr. Grande for cases they never heard before. No one listens.

[@sciencenotstigma9534]

They’re missing out!

[@cecilponsaing2749]

Incredible story. I agree about the relative unfairness to the boyfriend. Thank you.

[@blondebomber-qo2uy]

"Excessive conjunction deployment" made me choke on a dorito when I realized what he just said to us, dead as a pan

[@hollyh115]

Can you do a video of analysing the character pearl from the movie “ pearl “

[@jamiecarpenter5237]

Good evening Dr Grande! Can't wait to try FACTOR!! Thanks for the discount and your analysis of this speculation 😉

[@barbieblue3336]

"Because of the murder part" Can you do more "cold case" effects, flashbacks. It would help. Thanks

[@EllaNonimato]

it is not good to use microwave, and less healthy to heat plastic on it

[@lisaa.4667]

I'm wondering if there is a study about child or teen murderers who were released from prison in adulthood? Did most end up committing felonies and other antisocial behaviors again or did they become productive citizens? This would support or belie the notion that by a certain age, the minor who has committed a violent crime has a zero to minuscule chance of being rehabilitated. I have limited knowledge about psychology, but I've read that sociopathic people, with little to no empathy, could be motivated in therapy to change their behavior if they are convinced that there are far more benefits to themselves if they do so.

[@debbiemilam2204]

Thank you Dr Grande. Your concise analysis is always great to hear and view. Congratulations on your success.

[@DivineSource444]

Love your content! My favourite YT channel! ❤️

[@earlofcumbrae-Ground_Zero]

Bonjour Dr. Grande ! Another interesting Episode. You are da best ! Greetings from the French Alps. 💖

[@annalisegiovanni7032]

Hey Dr. Grande💗 Thank you so so much for covering this case! I'm very curious to hear your opinion on it. Much love💗

[@catherinecarmichael3180]

Love your little doggie….. sweet little white face peering up.

[@Frankpunishher]

It would be nice if Dr. Grande could analyze "Suzane Von Richthofen" case. She is a Brazilian and was in jail for planning beforehand the killing both of her biological parents in order to get the family inheritance. She is often described by the media as a Psychopath. Crime happened in 2002. She was in jail since 2006 and was released few days ago for "good behavior" in prison.

[@damnmuggle]

He’s done it alreadyb

[@Frankpunishher]

@@damnmuggle Could you please tell me the name of that video? I could not find it while searching here in the channel

[@Marymackthequeenofwack]

@Frank Castle he definitely made the video as I remember him roasting her on the fake crying specifically but you're right, can't find it on his channel.

[@Frankpunishher]

@@Marymackthequeenofwack Thank you for the information Mary. Hope he has not removed it because he could be sued. Unfortunately, this is a very common practice with youtubers over here (Brazil).

[@misswashington6525]

Agreed... if they release 1, then both should be released.

[@Danielle-zq7kb]

The only point missed is the part alcohol played. David got too intoxicated to use good judgment and that could be the reason his friends didn’t stop him from leaving the bar while he was that intoxicated. While this isn’t the typical consequence of over-indulging, there are many consequences resulting from both the poor judgment and physical effects of indulging in alcohol to any extent that may not technically be over-indulging.

[@MellowBellow1]

I’m not sure that anyone thinks they’ll be murdered for getting drunk. …. But in hindsight it would have been better if he’d just sobered up by sleeping in the car. There are plenty of idiots not murdered every day. …..

[@pambennett3390]

So, blame the victim?

[@MellowBellow1]

@@pambennett3390 exactly. Such a terrible thing to do. We always always always always have to keep the perpetrator in clear sight.

[@bananabuttons6637]

Good morning Dr Grande and ill put the coffee on. Good news.....I stopped by crispy cream. I cant believe I saw your dog in your advert ;0)

[@brigittebeltran6701]

Another MASTERPIECE analysis, humorously, but brilliantly expressed by Dr. Grande.

[@KruezFam]

There's the bunny 🐰 🧂 salt and pepper shakers. Oh, and the sweet doggy's face. The most wholesome ads in videos. ❤️

[@lisacolledge7624]

Geez, Dr Grande.......amongst the horror of it all......is your classic and utterly priceless, deadpan humour 😀

[@pennywisethedancingclown4024]

Dr. Grande, is there any way you can cover the Lindsay Clancy case?

[@bethewalt7385]

He has

[@setfreemiss]

Committing Murder is way MORE than making a Bad Decision! I wouldn't want her living anywhere near me.

[@chrissearer1896]

Judge Maretti is the most knowledgeable Judge on that Circuit Bench in skeezetown, MI! FACT!❤ Humble and Bright as Heck! More importantly, ethical!

[@dogtaoist1108]

Please consider analyzing the Travis Reinking case 🙏

[@DTMJR1987]

She'll be back in prison for a serious re-offense by 2024. There's no way someone who went into prison in 1990 could just hop out into the real world in 2022 & succeed. Too much has changed.

[@fragrancememoir2350]

Dr Grande.. totally agree that the mental differences between a 16 yr old and a 19 yr old are not enough to allow a sentence with the possibility of parol for one but not the other. Do you think we should get rid of mandatory life sentencing altogether.. or, at least, include "young adults' in the same category with minors when it comes to sentencing considerations?

[@MickeyDVizard]

My only suggestion to improve the podcast: More cacti!

[@nhmooytis7058]

Amen Dr G! Get mental health ‘professionals’ out of the sentencing stage!

[@nhmooytis7058]

I lived in Muskegon County for almost a year in 1988!

[@jaidubu8851]

You are awesome & your voice is so soothing.