"New Age" Girlfriend Behaves Bizarrely After Lover Goes Missing | Davohnte Morgan Case Analysis

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[@a.walters123]

The girlfriend waited 2 full days to report him missing. That’s pretty suspect…

[@VioletProVixen]

Nah I’ve been with a drug addict and sometimes they take off for a couple days at a time 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@edeasthope1417]

Potential lesson to take away from this case; never embark on a spiritual journey in flip-flops.

[@lcam9241]

👀 Just started watching the case, but your comment made me snicker.

[@louisporay6082]

If tit was you're family you wouldn't said something crazy like that

[@Angelina14799]

Amen 😂😂

[@PardonMyPresence]

How can someone who's spotted that many times on surveillance just disappear in a small town with many cameras???

[@jasonwaterfalls9615]

He had to be followed and picked up then murdered, by people related to the girlfriend. It wouldn’t be difficult to follow him in a small remote town where he’s wandering for hours

[@TheMattTrakker]

by walking out of range of the town and cameras, perhaps towards something like a mountain.

[@TheMattTrakker]

Why tf would you bring someone to a small town to murder them? New people would stand out like a sore thumb there. If you wanted to murder him, just go to Chicago and pretend it was an accident.@@jasonwaterfalls9615

[@carlitosortiz2870]

​@@jasonwaterfalls9615why wasn't that caught on cameras also

[@murphychurch8251]

@carlitosortiz2870 Did you think the cameras were flying and following him? They were stationary. Police can only use the stationary cameras that were at certain locations, when he walked out of range of any cameras of course they couldn't record him. 🤦‍♀️

[@johnmike121]

"hello this is Dr. Grande" in my head "hi Dr. Grande"

[@Natalia-hf3et]

😂

[@Casinogirl56]

Just say it out loud like I do.😂

[@megnotmegan1966]

@@Casinogirl56🤣🤣🤣🤣 ditto

[@LDiamondz]

Just be careful if you start hearing him talk back to you by name, you guys. 😮

[@Natalia-hf3et]

@@LDiamondz point taken 😂🫠

[@Meela234]

I feel soo sorry for him and his family. Seems like he was a nice person who got caught up with a weird lady. I'll bet he ended up lost and unable to take care of himself. Maybe she introduced him to some drugs that he wasn't used to taking and he tripped out on them. I hope they at least find his body so his family can lay him to rest properly.

[@lizet3more]

Sounds more like she sacrificed him

[@leokimvideo]

Whenever anyone is 'New Age' straight away there's alarm bells

[@annmarie2964]

The new Agers seem to be steeped in deep deception and are highly susceptible to being misled by seducing spirits.

[@peter4216]

yep

[@srsusansummers3070]

As it should

[@newentity6153]

Because they are all witches.

[@tdoran]

Not necessarily - many are just earnestly trying their best. I have friends from all genres from New Age, Christian, Atheist, etc. It's a wonderful world and I'm so glad to live in America with freedom to choose. :) I'm Christian, if it matters. 😇

[@peter4216]

Poor guy should have never been with her or in that town! May the truth come out for the sake of his family and the closure and peace they deserve.

[@eadweard.]

Why shouldn't he have been in that town?

[@bthomson]

Strange places ( ones we don't know well) can confuse us and get us lost. It's a terrible feeling!

[@bthomson]

P.s. When I'm in a motel I sometimes forget my room number and have to go all the way to the front desk to ask!

[@daveatkins3568]

Adults have to look after themselves. I know that’s it considered mean to speak the truth and not just be nice but the truth hurts. 😎✌🏻

[@BMXOPHY]

Yes, please, don't come to Mount Shasta.

[@HeavenEarthFloral9]

No psychics were used in the analysis of this situation.

[@docsnake]

I lived in Mount Shasta for a few years, and I am Black. I have to say that saying the town of Mount Shasta is racist is an unfair assessment. That was not my experience or the experience of my friends I actually experienced more racism in Oakland. It really is a mystery about what happened to him, where he was wandering around was really not that far from his motel at all. As far as the mailman, Devohnte might've been saved if he didn't run into him, but the answer that he gave about the apartment building I have to say is very typical of a Mount Shasta native, unfortunately smh.🙄I really hope they find out what actually happened.

[@jennysan9855]

Thanks for telling us your experience. I hope he's found. You think wild animals could have gotten him while wounding in the wilderness.

[@m.f.richardson1602]

My. Shasta has always been spiritual to Native American. Beautiful place Thank you Peace

[@teamcougars]

I agree, I don’t believe Mt Shasta is not a racist area we lived in Redding for many years and found it to be a very quaint, friendly little town 💜💜

[@spiritqueen11]

I bet you are not black and if you are you probably are closer to ⚪ness. I feel for you

[@finleys_mama5891]

@docsnake Why is the answer that the mailman gave about the apartment building very typical of the natives there? Just curious what you meant.

[@jasonwaterfalls9615]

Her lying about the last time she spoke to him is a sign she’s hiding involvement in his disappearance

[@TheMattTrakker]

No one knows if she is lying about that...

[@marcelvalue]

​@@TheMattTrakkerif it was man they would find a way to lock him up

[@marcelvalue]

@@coloradohikertrash9958 When someone has nothing to contribute, they make personal attacks. Followed by diversions from the obvious. American justice is highly partial towards white women. White men get heavier fines, then black men men and women and other races fall between white and black fines... Nothing new.

[@edge7387]

Don't blame usps. We do our best.

[@aarondavis8943]

Davohnte's girlfriend went to the police to report him missing _on the following day._ An official police report filing wasn't made until the _the day after that, on the advice of Davohnte's own family._ This is also typical of police who often tell people they "can't file the report until 48 hours after the person goes missing" which is incorrect. You can file a report the moment someone goes missing but police say otherwise because most people return within 2 days. So the notion that the delayed missing person's report filing casts suspicion on the girlfriend is entirely untrue. She reported it to the police the very next morning.

[@phoebeandem8015]

All of this. I also saw on another video about this case, that the girlfriend contacted the family the first day of the argument, when he left and didn't come back. She told them she was sure he would return and I believe she thought that. When she called them back to say he still hadn't come back, the family told her to report him missing and she did. I don't think she would've contacted the family at all if she had something to do with it. The video also said they rented a vehicle to get to Mt. Shasta. In 2020, did most rental cars have gps trackers? I'm not even sure that's a thing but maybe. Was her phone tracked? I feel like she would've been easy to implicate or clear and that's why she hasn't ever been charged.

[@elizabethhamm5320]

Poor kid. I wish that more people had been looking out for him. The girlfriend especially. Thanks for another great video. I hope that his family gets answers. I can’t imagine what they are going through

[@williamsherman1089]

I think his biggest bit of bad luck was hooking up with an older person who believed in a bunch of phooey and it led to his downfall

[@kristentrep5038]

@@williamsherman1089exactly! I’d say the bunch of phooey more than the older woman part! Lol! Although, when there’s a 20 year age gap between 2 people.., I often wonder what they really could have in common

[@mangore623]

I agree. I feel so sorry for the poor man.

[@thelostronin]

Doc you are putting a lot of guilt on the mailman. He didn't know the situation. He probably only suggested the apartment complex because dude was convinced it was on alma streets. He didn't check on him a third time because he probably thought he was on drugs or suffering from a mental illness. The fact that he spoke to him twice and tried to help him is twice more then anyone else did for him. The mailman probably didn't think it was a life or death situation.

[@TheMattTrakker]

He mentioned that he didn't talk to him a 3rd time and also asked why he'd give him directions to an apartment building. Sounds like he expected him to do more, to me.@cmjensen

[@crowmedicine3890]

It didn't feel like the doc was putting guilt on the mailman, only mentioning their interactions.

[@knitter4years]

I agree with you. The mailman just interpreted his confusion based on the street and looking for a hotel is perhaps he meant apartment building because he was a little hard to understand. The mailman just tried to help.

[@dubaiedge]

USPS helped a lot, considering the tight schedule they're on with the mail run. And I'm sure Devonte wasn't the first civilian in a questionable mindstate to come up to him on the street. It's Shasta.

[@kristentrep5038]

@cmjensenI agree that I don’t think Dr Grande was laying blame on him.., he was just pointing out that it was peculiar that he gave him directions to the apartments when Devonthe was looking for the motel.

[@jenanne31]

Such a sad case. I live not far from Mt. Shasta and remember hearing about the case when it occurred. Mt. Shasta is a very small town; it wouldn't be hard to walk into the wilderness and become lost. In early May, it's still quite cold at night. Thanks for covering this case, Dr. Grande!

[@johnmike121]

they would have found him alive or not if he did get lost in the wilderness

[@oldhick9047]

@@johnmike121 Have you ever been their ? The Siskiyou Mountains are some of the most remote and rugged in this country. It would not at all difficult for a body to never be found, accident or murder. It's not a city park with walking trails.

[@carlitosortiz2870]

nope he was in sandals

[@lazydaisy2292]

​@@carlitosortiz2870what does that have to do with anything? That would only matter if he was going into the woods intentionally which is not what they're saying

[@mangore623]

How far do you think a city boy is going to get into the woods wearing sandals, mate?

[@HolyMoly432]

Seems like he was wandering all around town - maybe he was lost and couldn’t get his bearings on where the motel was. The mailman thought he was disoriented - gave him unhelpful directions. My vote is lost in the wilderness too. Maybe he suffered from something like hypoglycemia or dehydration and it affected his decision making.

[@snappingturtlehiddentiger6571]

Poor Devonte. Parents never bothered getting him speech therapy, then he gets shot, has a limp… so unfair. Some ppl suck. I feel bad for Devonte :(

[@sarahpiaggio2693]

How do you know that he never got speech therapy? And if it's true that he didn't, how do you know that it's because his parents didn't "bother"?

[@snappingturtlehiddentiger6571]

@@sarahpiaggio2693 presuming

[@chandrianholmes9121]

I feel bad for stupid people

[@dr.a2160]

I get what she’s saying. I thought the same thing. His situation kinda has that never had a chance and disadvantaged person type vibe.

[@beesafesweetheart8738]

I went to high school with him. He was a good friend. Mission high in San Francisco. I can't say for sure he was in a gang but he was from Filmore and I seen him fight before. In high school I thought he was in the gangs. When I ran into him after graduation he spoke about being shot in a way like he was scared and it really changed him and I wanted to be like too weren't you "with the shiz" (we used to say "with the ish" to refer to being gang affiliated) but San Francisco is so small especially growing up in housing projects even if you aren't literally in a gang you kind of are by default. His stutter wasn't bad at all I didn't even notice. He was very fashionable. In regards to his disappearance his family tried really hard but the sheriff's did not seem to do much. My theories would be it's the girlfriend, or something to do with drugs like a weed grow op and my boy ran off and the growers got him (like the girlfriend knew the growers), or he straight got kidnapped. I miss him. There is an indian reservation there that the sheriff's couldn't search. I hope he is there. That is another theory.

[@annazaman9657]

That was some fight, he walked aimlessly for hours in his flipflops.

[@bthomson]

I think he was truly lost. He said so to the mailman who should have asked which motel and helped him get back to it!

[@TheMattTrakker]

oh fuck off. It's not on the mailman to figure out what the person is talking about and get him back there. Dude was an adult.@@bthomson

[@jamese8508]

It's a rugged place. I was prepared for a climb of Mt Shasta and I still nearly disappeared in the wilderness.

[@Minimalist-Lifestyle]

...it's not "lizard people" living underneath Mt. Shasta. It's actually Lemurians. These are "Ascended Masters", or survivors of the lost continent of Lemuria (Lemuria is the "Atlantis" of the Pacific Ocean"). The legend is that there are hidden tunnels that lead to the city Telos, the hidden City of Light. Hopefully Mr. Morgan did manage make his way to Telos.

[@mangafq8]

😂

[@ayotalsamoth6867]

Load of horseshit that dude was murdered by a bunch of lunatics including his girlfriend !

[@darklorddisco]

He was probably waylaid by numerous fetch quests along the way

[@meredithhiggins6050]

There’s something to this theory, though. By ridiculing the “New Agers” it inadvertedly overlooks other possibilities. Missing 411/Mr. Paulides has some concrete facts. No offense, just saying.

[@dawnpence3248]

I'm going to believe the telosians took him, I'll feel much better 😌

[@tamarrapetrie9345]

In every direction from the town of Mt Shasta there is a prolific meth problem. I wonder if his disappearance has anything to do with this. Either way sad case. 😢

[@spazmonkey3815]

I suspected mushrooms ,they can have a disorienting effect and she is New Age material.

[@sherryjoiner396]

Im wondering if hallucinogens were involved.

[@geraldinenolan6312]

Yeah... the mailman!!😂

[@jaxsazerac4904]

I think she popped him in the head.

[@eucliduschaumeau8813]

They were both behaving like they were tripping on something.

[@KJ6EAD]

I've climbed the mountain the traditional way from Bunny Flat. Had I known about the tunnels, I might have tried that route as the aliens probably also have an elevator.

[@ginafarley6190]

Lol😂

[@TheMattTrakker]

They levitate, don't need an elevator.

[@eucliduschaumeau8813]

They use teleportation and liquid-metal craft, which use planetary magnetic fields to propel.

[@Kristi__xo]

I have watched multiple videos on Devohntes case, but I never knew his "girlfriend" was that much older and also a bit kooky. Kinda changes how I feel about her waiting 3 days to call the cops. Poor kid was barely an adult.

[@dylanmikonowicz6021]

Yes exactly. However, if they can use cameras and follow him all around the city up and down neighborhoods and into gas stations, why cant they use the cameras to see where the gf went?? I doubt she just sat in her hotel room for 3 days and if she did why are they not looking at her phone to see who she was contacting??

[@rubyoro0]

Barely an adult? What kind of math is that?

[@kenwillis8487]

Isn’t 21 an adult? I would think barely an adult would mean 18 as in just turning 18!

[@kristentrep5038]

@@AnarSchism.😅! Funny! But it’s not a funny situation for the poor guy!

[@bubbabroad9051]

@@kenwillis8487no need to pick apart the wording. He/she just meant he was young and she could have looked out for him, being 20 years older.

[@eucliduschaumeau8813]

Mount Shasta has a very long history of ludicrous beliefs and odd disappearances. Countless people have vanished around the mountain over the years. It seems like the couple were taking hallucinogenic substances, which might account for their weird behavior. Hallucinogens often cause people to wander and explore areas, plus they have a disorienting and stimulant effect. The girlfriend may be involved in some way, in spite of her having being gripped by lunacy. She may have brought him to the mountain for a "vision quest" of some sort, or he may have wandered out there on his own, which would make perishing in the wilderness a possibility. He also might be a reptilian, who went "home" to the mountain.

[@adotintheshark4848]

The Lizard People got a lot of those folks who vanished.

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload, Dr. Grande! Right before I go for a major monthly grocery shop, plus Italian food tonight for a belated birthday dinner!

[@MEL2theJ]

🎈

[@LDiamondz]

Now you're making me hungry. I think I'll go grill a steak or something. Yum. 👍

[@bthomson]

Happy Birthday! 😘🎂🍰

[@LDiamondz]

@@bthomson I would have said happy birthday here, also, but we bumped into each other on 3 different channels and I said it 3 times! I thought 4 would be overkill. 🤣

[@sinbadrockstar8219]

Then I'll say it - Happy Birthday, @Flamsterette!

[@manewland1]

Poor Devonte had a lot of bad luck in life, and it culminated with this. Thanks, as always, Dr. Grande, for another interesting video.

[@MEL2theJ]

Thank you again Dr. Grande 🙏 I pray they find this young man

[@bthomson]

Alive and well!

[@gk4204]

You forgot theory #4…Bigfoot. Lol. That area has a ton of missing stories around it.

[@mangafq8]

Go Sasquatch!😂

[@LDiamondz]

​@@CalloCallayIt doesn't really matter what you call them, when they're chasing you! 😮

[@jeffreyrwilliams9345]

lots of folks go missing at Mt Shasta

[@eadweard.]

You mean in the mountain?

[@jeffreyrwilliams9345]

yes, Why Files has a comprehensive video on it, I suspect Lizard People@@eadweard.

[@riseuplight]

On or around the mountain?

[@empath4445]

Thank you for the new video Dr. Grande! Can you please do an analysis of the recent fentanyl exposure at the daycare in the Bronx if you haven’t already?

[@D..S..]

My parents live in Mt Shasta, this is crazy hearing about it in one of your videos I was in Mount Shasta on May 3rd-5th 2020, and I know all of the places mentioned. What if I saw him o__o

[@Minimalist-Lifestyle]

I live in the vicinity of Shasta... definitely in an energy vortex.

[@ceilconstante640]

Wouldn't be hard to miss seeing a young black man in a racist town.

[@dawnpence3248]

Wish u had, u could have helped him find his way back!

[@quinteraquinn]

Had to hold myself back from exploding from laughing in the office because I wasn't ready for the mention of the alien lizard people living in the mountain 🤣🤣 Thanks for making my workplace tasks more fun, Dr. Grande!

[@lynzannabel6990]

@quinteraquinn 👍🏾❤😊💚

[@MissDarleneRae]

She reported him missing right away however they did not make a police report until 2 days later.

[@eikoqdupree101]

A sad story hope you keep us updated. i keep his family in my prayers.😢

[@lesleycarney8868]

I take it you will not be wanting a crystal from Santa this year then

[@sassycat6468]

I bought a bunch of crystals once and carried one around that was supposed to help vertigo...... after a week my daughters had some pretty stones to add to their geode collections lol

[@roxannespahr2804]

😂 "theyre known for murdering logic" 😂 your humor is awesome...sayin it with such a blank face adds to the humor. Thank you for another great analysis, Dr. Grande!! I hope this guy's family finds out what happened, my heart goes out to them. It has to be hard to not have complete closure bc they still don't know what happened. ❤

[@EggietoAPerez]

I wonder if Dr. Grande will ever do a video where he actually diagnoses someone in a video rather than speculating about a situation that could be happening like this one 😞

[@lindas5964]

I love these strange disappearances stories. Thank you Dr. Grande!

[@bthomson]

I hate them( but still listen because they are so strange!) Mostly we never find out what happened and that makes me nuts!

[@thesongbird2383]

Yes, disappearances, while quite sad, are indeed fascinating. I've been following up on several like Bryce Laspisa (CA), Jason Landry (TX), Daniel Robinson (AZ), and Macin Smith (UT).

[@tommymitchell2306]

Dude, that town was under heavy video surveillance!

[@karis7649]

I hope he’s found. I suspect #1 too - that wilderness is VAST & unforgiving - there are weirdos about for sure - but also a lot of wildlife & physical danger - just 2 min out of town. I wonder if her odd behavior was about hallucinatory drugs - pretty common there,… ayahuasca, for example? Why did she want to go again? My parents baptized me in Mount Shasta. My dad was a minister in the universal life church, and it was 1978 ☮️ Against all odds, I’m.not a crystal cruncher, and they’re not either actually. what they saw as “the movement” took a sharp right turn off a dirt road -somewhere in the wilderness…

[@renee1961]

I can't imagine the Heartache his Family is suffering! It's so hard to understand how he disappeared, with so many cameras. Everytime a Significant Other vanishes, they were either arguing, or left with someone else. Same excuse. 💔💔💔💔🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jaketobias449]

Thank you, doc. I hate missing person cases because they're so frustrating. But watch them anyway, sometimes, because I am convinced these type of cases are the closest aproximation to what police work is really like, in incapsulated or concentrated form. Give me cases that are neatly wrapped up with a pretty little bow in 60 minutes or less, anytime. That aside, I found your presentation well done, as usual. In part, because of the CTV footage. I have found cases in which video, or a series of them, are the key to cracking a case, are a new favorite of mine. Because they are so visual. Making them quite engrossing, and involving. They almost make me feel like I am a dectective too, while watching the real life ones GET THIER MAN! This heartbreaking case, of course, has no real ending, so far. I for one, am convinced "Davohnte's Girlfriend" does indeed know something more. I hope his family receives closure one day soon, and may poor Davohnte rest in peace.

[@MrsKimchula]

Crystal attack probably wouldn’t work unless you charge it in the moonlight first.

[@evelynwaugh4053]

I believe that Mt. Shasta is 6 instead of 5 hours from SF. Until they reached I-5 and headed north, traffic is bad and slow. Maybe that's not much difference, because both 5 and 6 hours are a very long trip for just an overnight. Perhaps they had a specific reason for going there, rather than sightseeing, and this reason is related to his disappearance. Perhaps I misunderstood, but it seemed that he didn't know the name of his motel. If so, that is quite disoriented. It is peculiar, he seemed pretty relaxed walking around, and Mt. Shasta is a bit on the hippy side, not really weirdly racist. Were the flip flops the only shoe he packed? If not, they're an odd choice for a long trek. I think there are some missing facts, and they might make his disappearance make more sense.

[@renee1961]

🌆, Dr. Grande! I hope doing well! As always, I appreciate hearing your thoughts, and opinions. I always learn from you! Thank You!

[@BigZebraCom]

Just a reminder, I'm not diagnosing anybody in this video; only speculating about how living plants die off after putting up black-out curtains like this.

[@LDiamondz]

Hey BZ. 👋 How you doing? That's funny. Watching yesterday's video I was wondering where all Dr. G'S live cacti went. Maybe they went new age and headed off to Rehoboth Beach in Delaware searching for the meaning of light! They need more light! 🤣

[@bthomson]

LD - Howdy! I'm sure the cacti are in a lovely south facing window with just the right amount of water ( not too much) 🌵🌵🌵

[@LDiamondz]

@@bthomson Hey B! Great to see you! 🥰 You're right, I'm sure Dr.G might have placed them in the solarium or on a window sill. I'd still like it if they made an appearance once in a while. I miss them! 😢🤣🌵🌵

[@BigZebraCom]

@@LDiamondz Hi there! As far as I know, Dr Grande has yet to give us an update on the Real Live Cactus situation. I guess that the cacti didn't survive the recent move. As I recall I did spot a living cactus in Dr Grande's short about halloween decorations. Good to hear from you LD !!

[@stevemcraemanager7119]

How about a theory that he is still alive? But in a different area ?

[@kina18]

He glitched into a new dimension 😂

[@Stichting_NoFa-p]

The mailman probably mentioned the apartment complex as a correction to what Davohnte was saying, or an addition. His answer for example being 'no, you probably mean the apartment complex', and not knowing whether Davohnte asked because he was searching for the motel., or other reasons like having the building as a navigation for finding that street. Or in case of an addition that the mailman spontaneously made, without a certain reason.' He could have said: no, there's an apartment complex but not a motel'.

[@TheMattTrakker]

Right? If someone tells you they're looking for something on a specific street, you just mention something that's on that street. Would be weird to know the street you are looking for, but not the name of your motel.

[@kina18]

Or he hates tourists and told him the wrong direction on purpose.

[@GrizzyBeats]

I think he did the loop, finally found his way back to find her cheating in the motel and dahvonhte probably attacked the guy to the point that the other guy had to kill him and her and the guy took the 2 days of not reporting this to figure out the cover up of any evidence.

[@AliceBowie]

Dr. Todd, you should consider doing a tour where you do your thing. I think people would love to see you live. Maybe you could talk about local incidents in the areas they happened in.

[@bthomson]

Choose Prescott AZ! I'd definitely go!

[@bthomson]

And it's a beautiful town!

[@ToyInsanity]

He is disabled and busy

[@yourneighbor2567]

"That's where the lizard people go when not hanging out in Hollywood or DC" LMAO 🤣

[@drake7036]

Sad :( How can someone just disappear in today’s age?

[@AliceBowie]

Do you know how many people disappear every year? It's about 600,000. Every year. Some years have over a million. Just in the US. A huge chunk are people in national parks. This doesn't count people who's bodies are found later. It's very strange. With everyone having GPS in their phones, you'd think they could use that, but people's GPS signal disappear, too.

[@biscuit1947]

Right? It seems so unlikely to even be possible in today's constant camera. But the amount of ppl who really do go missing still is just unbelieveable!

[@bthomson]

And scary and sad!

[@Moodboard39]

​@@AliceBowiealways in usa

[@Jahkeey]

Waiting 2 days to report him missing isn’t that inappropriate. Most of the time the cops are going to ask you to do that anyways.

[@Luv2LuvEm]

I swear Dr Grande must watch the same tv programs that I do and listen to the same podcasts because every time I hear about a case that’s new to me I will see that he’s posted about that case not long after. It’s happened over and over again. I just saw this case on tv not too long ago and was interested because I live just a few hours away from Mt Shasta and thought it was crazy that I didn’t hear about this when it happened.

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

“ ….the home of the alien lizard people, I guess that’s where they go when they are not spending time in Hollywood or Washing DC.” That’s too funny 😂 Intriguing case, thank you for reviewing it Dr. Grande.❤

[@Kristyle11]

Thank you for covering this case Dr. Grande. Praying for closure for the family

[@yvonnetruelove2270]

I’m always surprised when someone who would never disparage a belief systems such as Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, etc. find nothing wrong with calling another belief system nonsense. I’m not a new age believer, but it seems incongruent to me. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@TheMariemarie16]

I guess it's because some people call themselves New Age and maybe they are okay and their belief system is somewhat reasonable but some people call themselves New Age and honestly 99% would find their belief systems very very very kooky. So there's a big range of beliefs within that label.

[@kina18]

​@@TheMariemarie16 All religions are kooky.

[@yvonnetruelove2270]

@@TheMariemarie16 To me it seems to be perspective. I didn’t grow up with these types of belief systems, so as an outsider they all seem just as reasonable to me. Maybe what you’re referring to is orthodox/extreme belief in something? But I think that could apply to any belief system. Thank you for your comment. 😊

[@Moodboard39]

Just superstition belief and made up

[@Moodboard39]

None of that is proof

[@christinewarren8134]

I watch the show "disappeared" and everytime i watch the show, Grande post about the same story lol.

[@renee1961]

Davohnte sounds like such a good person! And then, he gets shot by mistake??!! Horrible!💔,💔💔💔

[@deniseatcheson2846]

Love your subtle sense of humor Dr Grande

[@Contessa6363]

Good one Dr Grande about where the lizard people spend their down time! 😂😂😂😃👍👍

[@zenawarrior7442]

Some small towns are breeding grounds for weirdos, conspiracy theorists, paranoid people, druggies, hippies. Sad case, great analysis again. Thanks Dr G😊💌💌

[@kenneth9874]

Weirdos generally prefer cities like frisco, Portland, or Seattle. It's easier being a parasite in cities

[@MissDarleneRae]

Kind of like every large city as well.

[@zenawarrior7442]

@@MissDarleneRae Of course but some weirdos like the small towns more

[@DavidDeeble]

The fact that he was in a romantic relationship with a person with new age beliefs suggests he also had poor judgement.

[@Tailionis]

Not to mention old enough to be his mum

[@sr2291]

What are "New Age" beliefs?

[@DavidDeeble]

I don't know why you're putting New Age in quotes as if it doesn't exist, but essential it's the belief that everything - every *thing*, is part of a larger whole.

[@shameronstar7220]

@@DavidDeeble I mean it is. Don't have to believe in New Age ideology to know that.

[@sr2291]

@DavidDeeble OK. So what is wrong with that? And what does that even mean? I think a lot of people put fear onto certain words and make those words have some kind of power without even being able to define it.

[@brendarudman8806]

Dr Grande please do a video on the Oprah and The Rock backlash

[@crawlerballer]

Dr Grande Please!!! Can you analyze the case of: Dana Plato’s final interview with Howard Stern? It’s the most bizarre interaction I’ve ever seen in an interview, it feels fake however- it’s apparently real? Also- Howard’s behavior is very similar to what Russel Brand is being accused of.

[@jimlahey3919]

“She’s a life coach, so she has to be smart” is equal to “he’s a good bowler, so he has to be athletic”

[@latoyiab79]

I'm scared to drive solo in an unknown town let alone walk around in one. Hopefully the truth will come out one day.

[@erinthesystem9608]

I'm curious as to your take on Kevin McCarthy, and the lose-lose position in which he seems to find himself. With the Sword of Damocles dangling over him, how does he feel about his job? I'd love to hear your speculations as to his mindset, in part because losing a vote that many times in a row seems humiliating to enough to me- but McCarthy still wanted the job.

[@trevorthetherapist4200]

Black people do not "wander" into the wilderness. Let's go on to the next theory 😂

[@iyalove9383]

Period...😅

[@johnmike121]

he made the decision to walk away they would have found him if he did alive or dead

[@LDiamondz]

lol. So true! 🤣

[@XYZ-kb3mm]

@@johnmike121do you mean “if he made the decision” ?

[@Contessa6363]

So let me get this straight they are exempt from that??? BS It is very easy to get lost up in that area. All he had to do was go a mile out of the town. That coupled with his disorientation very much made this outcome a possibility

[@robertgiles9124]

Sounds like they were doing drugs in that Town and he wandered off on an overdose.

[@Moodboard39]

Yea, trying to hook him up. Blk know for selling and buying

[@user-ml8ud6qd2u]

Sounds like the girlfriend would be a prime suspect. Why doesn't the family get a private investigator and do a search.

[@angeloc7486]

They did. The PI found out that all the mobile information of Davonthe were deleted a day after his missing. And that the girlfriend lied about multipule things. The private investigator believed that the girlfriend was involved in his missing.

[@Brendawallingbear]

They argued several hours- just because she was annoyed that he woke her up? How do you argue about that more than a few minutes?

[@Lollyv]

I just watched this on the new DISAPPEARED episode . So sad. Definitely foul play. By either GF or a local .

[@gretchenhughes9652]

The girlfriend is suspect.

[@Moodboard39]

White town

[@EvenGodsDie]

It seems obvious that the guy acting disoriented is what led the mailman to conclude the guy was talking trying to convey that he was looking for an apartment building, since he was specific about the street and general about the building. Both places are large buildings where several people rent rooms.

[@MettleHurlant]

This sounds like another case where the husband goes for a walk and disappears. Unless I’m mistaken. Edit: The other case is Tyler Davis, went missing in Columbus Ohio in 2020. Took a walk, got lost, never returned to the hotel where wife and friend were staying. He was Caucasian. These two cases are almost identical except Davis had a phone and authorities say he was using GPS to find the hotel.

[@ledzep3692]

I was at theory #3 from jump street. There is No way that he just walked into the wilderness, but he might have accepted a ride from a friendly stranger who was probably up to no good.

[@HerDiamond2]

Bingo

[@evibin3476]

Please do a video introducing us to you're doggos. I see them and they are such cute little guys or gals. ❤

[@TheBub26]

davohnte ran into a new age psychopath and became her bf. rip davohnte

[@13donstalos]

"There's no gas station on that street, but there's a laundromat. How bout that?" Omg I died laughing at that

[@minim3494]

I'd search 'high ground' somewhere. The roof of a tall building. Or even the road enroute to a mountain. Because when disorientated he may not remeber why he needs to reach high ground (to see the motel) and so could just head for high places, even when they are far off.

[@stinkydinkydunken4eva]

I'm watching the episode of Disappeared now and I am actually DISGUSTED with the behaviour of Mt Shasta PD. All I can hear is 'we didn't feel it was important to search the river." Are you kidding me????? You sent one cop out there to look for Davohnte. What planet do that PD live on? Clearly not earth. We didn't think it was important to search here, search there etc etc absolutely disgraceful!!!!!! I never ever speak up and write these sorts of things because I hate confrontation and all, but after watching that episode... there's a fire burning and I just had to. Mount Shasta Police Department. SHAME ON YOU!!

[@loveGG3]

Why on earth did you use a childhood photo for the still for this video?

[@sueme1954]

This is going to break my heart I know.

[@AnastasiaFafo]

Very interesting. Thank you!

[@PistolDeck]

Can dr grande spit a hot freestyle? His mic and sound set up is niooooce

[@mattwilliams3456]

Wow, she really went above and beyond for a life coach. Normally they just kill people financially.

[@jasonwaterfalls9615]

Let’s take a second to think about a few things: 1. Why did they travel 5 hours to Mt. Shasta to sleep at a motel for one day? Does that make sense? When you search Mt. Shasta, 99% of the results are regarding the mountain itself. The “town” is really just small shops for the tourists who are visiting the mountain. Why were they in town if they weren’t climbing the mountain? Surely they could’ve found a motel closer than 5 hours away. Unless there was another secret reason she brought him there 2. Her hidden identity is the root of all the confusion. All that’s known is she was into new age spirituality. Has she been to Mt. Shasta before? Did she know anyone in Mt. Shasta on the day that they were there? I think she did 3. Is it a mere coincidence she traveled 5 hours to sleep at a cheap motel for one night, only to break up with him on that same night? And that she would later lie about the last time she spoke to him, and then wait days to report him missing? 4. His wandering for hours, looking disoriented and asking for wrong directions are signs that he was not just walking to cool off after a fight. He was clearly in an altered state of mind, whether via drugs or some other means. Again, the woman’s lifestyle and history would provide context as to what activities they were partaking in while there, and what led him to be in this disoriented state It is clear that this is a case of premeditated murder. She set him up to be murdered in Mt. Shasta. The details are not there because her identity is hidden. No information about her associates, history or lifestyle is available to draw connections to his disappearance and that’s deliberate on her behalf

[@kayzbluegenes]

Mount Shasta is the root chakra. "The root chakra's duty is to connect your energy with the Earth, also known as grounding, which is what Mt. Shasta helps do for us."

[@malumusera]

And the 2 officers in town will never investigate enough

[@lazydaisy2292]

It is "clear" that it's premeditated? Are you insane? You don't say things like that with such little information. BTW I live close to Mt Shasta. People visit all the time and they do not climb the mountain. Your theory is ridiculous and slanderous.

[@intentionallyleftblank3016]

@@lazydaisy2292 “Slander” is spoken. I suspect the word you want is “libelous”. Except how could any comments be libelous when the person allegedly being defamed is anonymous??? ✌🏽

[@GetSicRiCH]

Dr. grande it could be possible that Devante escaped his girlfriend mysteriously. He is still alive and somewhere wonderful that’s what I think happened. I am driving so that is why I am speaking into my phone but I want you to know that I love Mount Shasta and also I believe in the power of positive thinking, the only thing that sets us back from achieving perfection our other peoples trips.

[@jimmymay2992]

$2,200 per month for a illegal immigrate and $1,400 average Social Security check for 30 years of a hard working American ~ RIDICULOUS!

[@tripledair]

Regular people come to the Bay Area to have new age experiences. Bay Area people go to Mt Shasta.

[@SkipFlem]

Have you seen the 'Don Crowhurst/Teignmouth Electron' story of '68/'69? Round-the-World (Golden Globe) sailor never left Atlantic...then had a change of heart. Didn't want to disappoint investors.

[@DroneStrike1776]

"Life coach", automatic red flag.

[@davidwyman11]

Thankyou for pronouncing Shasta right. The way Mr. Ballen and the dude from the Lore Lodge said it had me yelling at my phone.

[@mattmcrae1458]

I think one key piece of information was what did Devonte's girlfriend due for the 2 days prior to reporting him missing. Was she looking around the town for him? With it being a weekend and him not having a cellphone it's a plausible timeline.

[@celenacasciani8500]

I think the girl friend had something to do with it. If not directly than indirectly. I mean she brought him there knowing he was depressed and then became out of sorts due to the argument/fight with him, leaving him feeling dejected and being in an unfamiliar place. She should have made it a point to find him as soon as she could after the argument and brought him back to the motel even if it meant kissing his butt just to keep the peace and keep him safe. If she really cared about him or loved him she would have been hysterical with worry and anxiety. Technically she is old enough to be his mother and knowing his vulnerability and being the one who took him to a new place and out of his safe zone@ home she should be held accountable. The mailman seems like a non caring person too, I mean have a heart dude and help the man out. My heart goes out to Devonte's family. Girlfriend should be questioned extensively by the police

[@LDiamondz]

That mailman sent him to some random apartment building. Maybe they should be looking at him!

[@gregevans6044]

There’s a few areas in Northern California that are well known for mysterious disappearances. Probably marijuana related in the coastal counties (the most famous), but baffling incidents around the whole region. Incredibly interesting. Thanks, Doc G!

[@zenawarrior7442]

True. Large % of crimes are due to marijuana. Huge business, lots of cartels involved. I love when potheads deflect to alcohol too. No one has gotten murdered over a beer since 1800 or early 1900's.

[@iyalove9383]

Nope. Murdered.

[@dammitamber]

Dr. Grande, you are a treasure. I love your content - you’re hilarious in powerfully unfunny ways. I don’t get it either, my guy.

[@tommymitchell2306]

Dude, that town was heavy video surveillance!

[@dr.a2160]

That was so funny 1:54 I asked myself what on earth is their definition of smart. 😂 I was prepared for lawyer. Life coach? Well sure, but it’s an odd proclamation