Man Targets Teenager After Seeing Her Board School Bus | Jayme Closs Case Analysis

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[@MrBdiddypop]

It’s hard to imagine that these stories are someone’s reality. The amount of trauma Jayme experienced is unreal.

[@pezeron24]

What about the roots of the problem?

[@godfreyofbouillon966]

@@pezeron24 What about them.

[@user-xg3uy6hq9g]

@@godfreyofbouillon966 like what influence the perp to do it?

[@leenygal9856]

This happened 1 hour from my hometown. To say the community was terrified is an understatement. Jayme's escape, by herself in the coldest month of winter, was a complete miracle.

[@jumpinjohnnyruss]

Isn't February colder?

[@leenygal9856]

@@jumpinjohnnyruss Some years. But early January is normally brutal.

[@gizzycav88]

@@jumpinjohnnyruss really? That’s your takeaway? It’s winter in northern Wisconsin. It can kill you either way if you’re out there too long without proper winter gear. All Jayme had were the clothes on her back and the oversized boots she stole from her kidnapper. She had no idea where she was or whether or not she could find someone to help her. It’s not hyperbolic to assume she could have died trying to escape him. She was so fortunate she found help.

[@deborahblackvideoediting8697]

How kind of him to want to "save Jayme the trauma of a trial". Seemingly forgetting that he caused that poor girl more trauma in one night then most people experience in their lifetime.

[@Blissfulnessence]

It seems odd to me that he couldn't carry through given his lack of empathy. Thank God the girl was spared at least of that. Thanks Dr. Grande, your analysis is intriguing.

[@Juke582]

He wanted a companion so he wasn’t going to murder her unless he felt he had to at some point to cover up what he did! He would have killed her if cornered! Thank god she got out alive. The scars of rape and being demeaned are forever though 😢

[@pegleg2959]

@@Juke582 he didn't rape her. That's what the OP means by 'couldn't carry through'

[@trybunt]

It's so strange, but I'm glad this ended a little bit better than it could have at least. Still horrible

[@sianmilne4879]

@@Juke582 Dr. Grande said in the video that they slept in the same bed but that there was no sexual contact "because he felt guilty", that's what OP was referring to

[@lilblondiebear]

The fear of this happening to one of my kids is exactly why I never feel 100% at ease when they're out of my sight. It's a bitter double-edged sword; I want my kids to grow up confident, independent and functioning adults, but I also want to keep them safe so that they reach adulthood. Of course I understand the odds are statistically low, but the reality of the odds never being zero will forever chill me to my core.

[@loveGG3]

Unfortunately never letting kids out of your sight wouldn't have even helped in this case. :(

[@costascostas1760]

I feel the same for a stray cat I am raising in my garden.... I cannot imagine how I will manage having kids

[@DaniL-hr9xo]

This guy entered into their house. There's nothing the parents could have done.

[@TheFakeyCakeMaker]

​@@DaniL-hr9xo no but I wish they'd body called the police instead of the dad going down there.

[@azulgaia7782]

Apparently, your kids are not safe even if they are at home with you. Maybe someone could have shot the intruder once they broke in. But, getting the gun from the safe and being ready to shoot would takes some forethought and luck. If not that, we have to live like these people did, hoping we beat the odds.

[@cplmpcocptcl6306]

Let me add one more item. Do NOT bring a flashlight to a gunfight.🤦‍♀️

[@jenn8179]

Random acts of violence are my worst nightmare. Poor Jayme 😭

[@bthomson]

Random but built up over time! If only we could see these obvious signs before they cause such terrible tragic crimes!

[@jenn8179]

@@bthomson I more meant it was random to the poor family. No one they knew. I can't imagine. So so sad.

[@bthomson]

Yes! No one could have predicted this particular circumstance! He just happened to see her that day! Awful!

[@herculesbrofister265]

Somehow i knew all of his school troubles would be followed by "and then he joined the military" Glad to hear they recognized him as the problem he was

[@troyevitt2437]

You can't cut it in the DOD if you can't figure out that you have to speak when you're spoken to.

[@bthomson]

Maybe the military should not just cut a problem recruit back into society without some kind of mediating treatment?

[@UltimatePiccolo]

@@bthomson good point. But maybe they tried to straighten him out and failed.

[@adamkern3548]

@@bthomson espescially since joining the military seems to be the go to for a psychopath who is trying to resist their compulsions.

[@bthomson]

I do think that military service has been very helpful to some who had behavior problems ( it was also terrible for some who are sensitive!). But if mental illness is suspected and nothing is done to smooth the regaining of civilian life, I think there is an opportunity lost.

[@thelocalmaladroit8873]

I remember when this happened. It was terrifying! To think that someone could simply see your child and decide life or death! The randomness is frightening! Your analysis and explanation is exceptional Dr Grande. You have a true ability to describe these people!

[@bubbabroad9051]

I was curious to hear more about his absent mother 😢

[@k.e.therapy6239]

Insane story. How resilient is Jayme for getting through this. So scary.

[@ricardoveiga007]

These crimes are unforgettable and unforgivable. The life of this teenager was destroyed for this appaling violence.

[@nerd26373]

We all appreciate the fact that Dr Todd Grande respects the victim(s) and their families and relatives in unfortunate cases like this. Jayme Closs seems to have defeated the odds and survived. She’s in a better place, and that’s good for her.

[@eadweard.]

"She's in a better place" makes it sound very much like she _didn't_ survive.

[@clqudy4750]

Minus the fact her parents were killed and she must live/ deal with the trauma of that plus being held captive. Her life henceforth is irreparably screwed, which sucks, but I suppose is better than being dead. All cuz a quiet loner type injected himself into hers at random. Horrible.

[@rickjames5998]

lmao Jamie will get whats comming sooner or later

[@AJice1980]

​@@rickjames5998 Jayme ya schmuck😊

[@sunflower9797]

Jake reminds me of a young man I used to know. When he was a teenager, he pulled his car over and exposed himself to a girl riding her bike. He had vanity plates on his car with his name on them, so it was pretty easy for her to remember when she told the police. He also went through a toll booth without his pants on. Years later he happened to be following a school bus and spotted a girl getting off. He then made it a point to stalk her getting on and off the bus. I guess he felt guilty about this, because he called the police and confessed what he wanted to do with her, and he was arrested and his mug shot was in the paper, and on the Internet. Hopefully this is the end of his career as a sexual deviant.

[@sunflower9797]

I just googled him. Sadly, he wasn't finished. He has called the Center for Missing and Exploited Children three times to self report his crimes. He gets in trouble, and then gets sent on his way again. To me, he's asking for help before he does something really horrible.

[@morticiaheisenberg9679]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 to his stupidity in the beginning. But this is very disturbing. He is literally screaming for help. But people either cannot or will not do what is needed. Unfortunately they will wait until he does something horrible to an innocent girl before something is done. Even then, depending on where he is, they may just do this BS "soft on crime, criminal rights" shit that keeps happening. Who knows how many victims he will have before something happens. I hope not though.

[@dasein9980]

@@sunflower9797 what's his name?

[@lisahughes8779]

@@sunflower9797 I’m afraid that if he isn’t taken seriously soon, he’ll give in to his desires and not just hurt a child but maybe something much worse. I pray he gets the help that he’s trying so hard to get.

[@Nok112]

@@sunflower9797 at least better than this guy. Poor girl.

[@Jared_Wignall]

This is a very sad case. Thank you for talking about this and being respectful Dr. Grande, keep up the great work!

[@Randy.E.R]

The last charachteristic Dr Grande pointed out catches my attention because it somewhat describes my childhood. Growing up, I never had friends. Not because I was unliked, I didn't want any friends. I wanted to be left alone. I went to a small school, for whatever reason, the school used to tell my parents that I was weird for being a loner. I could understand the school's concern if I was getting into trouble, but I wasn't. This was the early 1970s when everyone was a child psychologist. I never had friends in middle school or high school, nor did I attend any events. I did get married right out of high school to another introvert and we have enjoyed a happy 40 years together with no friends. I have also enjoyed a lengthy career at a job where I work alone at nights. Point is, contrary to popular belief, not all loners are a threat. Weird? Maybe. I just don't care to socialize with people, and it has served me well for nearly 60 years. I have never been used, taken advantage of, betrayed, stabbed in the back, or any of the problems that come with having friends. I want to add that school officials shouldn't tell parents their kid is weird for being a loner, especially if the kid isn't getting into trouble. It still pisses me off the school did that to me.

[@JJJettplane]

My son is the same story and I watched his peers glare at him like he was a murderer in the making. But he is and was the kindest gentle soul they could know. Turns out he's high functioning autistic which runs in the family quite strongly and we just don't need friends. One good one is all it takes and these kinds of people are happiest with others just like them. I'm happy you found a great partner.

[@bawol-official]

You literally described my life. I’m 32 have an introverted gf for almost 4 years and I’m a night custodian. Introverts represent!

[@jannuzijannuzicharlescharl3260]

I think Jake's screw got really loosened after his 5 weeks with the Marine Corps. I can't imagine him wielding a weapon like that until after he had done it in the USMC, especially if he hadn't gone hunting as a teen.

[@Randy.E.R]

@@user-lk2qf4rt3m I understand what you are saying and the need for personal time. I think even extroverts need personal space from time to time. Your boyfriend may not understand this need, especially if you haven’t been together very long. He may immediately think “what have I done?” He might feel like he is driving you away. I think the best thing you can to is reach out every so often just to let him know that you are okay and that you are thinking of him. I would do it through a text so that he can’t drag you into a conversation. From a guy’s point of view, it would mean the world to get a text or note saying he is being thought of. I mentioned that I have been married 40 years to an introvert. I work alone at nights and my wife works days. We spend very little time together; she comes home from work as I am leaving. She admittedly loves being home alone at night with all the lights out while she reads or works crossword puzzles. And I don’t take that personally. If I take vacation time off work and am home for more than a few nights, it starts to upset her routine. Again, that doesn’t bother me. Just the same, if she is home during the mornings before I go to work, it starts getting on my nerves. The weekends provide us enough time together to keep us happy. People think we have a weird marriage. Who cares? We have been together for four decades so it obviously works for us.

[@TheOriginalCFA1979]

@@Randy.E.R Unfortunately I don’t think it was a symptom of the early ‘70s, I think it’s just bad teachers think they’re experts in everything. Probably just what happens when you teach kids a subject unrelated to your own degree for 20 years, you start thinking your an expert in things you have a passing knowledge of.

[@SirenaSpades]

I don't know why these freaks are so riveted to redheads. I can't go 10 feet in public without crazy people harassing me. Poor little girl going through all that.

[@aliciagriggs8531]

Scary and chilling that there are people like him in existence. Thank you for the Reader's Digest version of stories!

[@hightimecrime]

Such a tragic case Dr. G, thank you for a great analysis as usual.

[@user-qq5hd8qr3y]

I am an older parent and am so sad Jayme lost those wonderful people. And it always irritated me that when that woman found her and took her to a house to hide her they hesitated letting her in at first. Thank god the woman who found her wouldn't let her down.

[@UseADamnCoaster]

This case is truly chilling. I'm glad Jayme wasn't hurt, but he still ruined her life. Terrible...

[@hirumbiffidum9145]

Thank-you so much Dr Grande for shedding light on this type of story and situation because there may be plenty of true crime documentaries about this but not very much insight like your analysis provides.

[@marybethsteele7126]

Why did she wait till husband dead and armed man roaming home to 911

[@eadweard.]

She didn't know in advance what was going to happen.

[@DerkuiDerkui]

This happened recently, but it sounds like something that happened in the 80s. Very scary considering the murderer almost got away with it.

[@jumpinjohnnyruss]

It's troubling to think that if he committed one more he probably would have.

[@catsandcrows8880]

I wonder if it was truly guilt stopping him r@ping the girl. Could it not have been impotence? If he had only had fantasies to go by before, facing the physical reality may have been too different from his fantasy life. Lying and saying he felt guilt would possibly in his mind save his face as well as giving a better impression.

[@melodiscarsbrookmusic]

I thought this

[@mritzs5142]

This was brilliant Dr Grande ,The way you dissected his persona in such a short amount of time..The facts about Jake make it even more frightening. I will never forget what a miracle it was when Jamie escaped ! But the horror of what happened to her and the murders of her parents make me wonder how she lives with those memories, she is beautiful and she is strong beyond what we can only imagine

[@margaretr5701]

@@zebralove2840 Elizabeth Smart has parents and siblings.

[@NickvonZ]

EVERYTHING about this dude SCREAMS "WHACKJOB".

[@eadweard.]

Mainly the murder and kidnapping.

[@NickvonZ]

@@eadweard. Good point! 😆

[@theleastofpilgrims3379]

I remember the news coverage of that case. It was so horrific.

[@DottieMinerva]

I vaguely remember either the police or the public implying to ran off with someone willingly and being furious.

[@vladimirputindreadlockrast812]

The saddest stories are the most senseless.

[@GottaLoveKat]

I love the photo additions to your videos!!

[@TheFakeyCakeMaker]

unbelievable. so sad. well done Jamie you brave girl. ❤️

[@bthomson]

A heartfelt comment!💜💜💜

[@kuroneko7022]

At least spell her name correctly! She’s mentioned so many times and you can’t take the time to see the correct spelling? 🙄

[@bthomson]

Hey Kiko Nero - lighten up!

[@jillmorgan7309]

Do an episode on the child care worker who wore a "scream mask" and scared toddlers. This was in Mississippi.

[@BK-2003]

Poor baby. I'm so sick of disgusting men targeting little girls.

[@MrNtesla3327]

The astronaut joke was great. I really did LoL

[@missyskye_sea_land9424]

I was so tense and feeling so sad for Jayme and her parents while listening to Dr. Grande all throughout, then there it came - Dr. Grande’s wit: “…the case went cold turkey.”😅😪

[@elizabethCorkins83]

Omg that was so sad... Was a huge thing, I live in Minnesota. I remember following it alot.

[@briancarney3443]

Your still in my top 5 KZbin channels. Your unique niche is never dull. And your baseline never quavers. Your poker face beats just about any poker player I have ever ...either played or watched.😐

[@rullmourn1142]

Thanks, Dr. Grande, I'm stealing your tree/astronaut, joke.

[@coweatsman]

Why would a loner want to join the marines? No privacy. No time to think. Just conform. I'm baffled by his choice of career.

[@Moodboard39]

Why would anyone join the army ? For money duh ! House ,etc. obviously he wasn't in for the money .

[@DottieMinerva]

How terrifying for this family. Absolute worst nightmare scenario.

[@Swansong321]

What a strong brave girl

[@johnshafer7214]

I live in Western Wisconsin and this hits home.

[@BlessedbytheKingofKings]

Thanks for covering this one. This story is a crazy one. I appreciate your analysis on it

[@Juke582]

Not too crazy when you consider hundreds of girls were abducted and were never found! But this kind of home invasion is rare and crazy for sure! Pretty shocking. Most abducted kids are murdered to hide their sick sex obsession to be a controller and rapist since they lacked a normal childhood. I suspect Asperger’s syndrome as he was void of all empathy. Loners like him should be feared.

[@Monkofmagnesia]

I love your YT Name.

[@christopherknight921]

Great vid Dr Grande. Love the way you present the information. The jokes are clever.

[@fullmetal_neet2288]

I hope this guy gets a WHOLE LOT of prison justice

[@shimok9102]

Is that a synonym for ass f*cking?

[@eadweard.]

That's the great thing about prison violence: we can show how virtuous we are by denouncing barbaric practices like corporal punishment, the death penalty etc - but we also get those same outcomes by letting other psychopathic inmates do our dirty work for us. It's like a moral free lunch.

[@shimok9102]

@eb Yeah, those prisoners have a lot of blood on their hands....and also their cocks.

[@bthomson]

eb - As usual perceptive and savage!

[@captainfoxheart]

I laughed when they said they moved into a new Mexico area for protection I was like does this foo not know the New Mexico has huge gangs and they don't mess around in our jails or even just the stores 😂

[@nychris2258]

A pronounced interest in video games is very charitable...

[@adayinforever]

You should do a video about the 23-year-old Belgian woman who was euthanized for PTSD

[@reginaldbowls7180]

Mental health issues is acceptable for medically assisted death here in Canada 😢

[@1Gibson]

WHAT?!

[@adayinforever]

@@1Gibson She had PTSD because she was there during the 2016 ISIS terrorist attack. Apparently she went through a ton of treatment and never recovered. Euthanasia is signed off by doctors in Belgium for extreme mental health issues.

[@TheWildeFish]

A Dutch 29yr-old woman with BPD and several other mental health conditions also received euthanasia in Netherlands. Thing is, she said she hasn't ever experienced happiness, passed all the checks and her family and friends had been supportive

[@rebeccagreen2310]

@@TheWildeFish ,I remember watching a show about this.

[@weirdautumn]

It's always the quiet one.

[@unicornprincess8896]

Happy Monday Dr. Grande and friends! Have a good week everyone

[@user-cs1un6sp1wRennata]

Excellent analysis Dr. Grande!

[@patriciawatters650]

My question is how was this young man able to remain troubled and aloof from others for years before he came up with this bizarre scheme ? He was in a high school class of only 35. Did they have a school counselor or school psychologist that could have helped him with his apparent social and emotional problems ? How could he have been overlooked in a small class of 35 ? I wonder if anyone noted any red flags early on ?

[@svenskanorsk]

Small schools don’t have those resources. There may be one counselor for everyone and they aren’t the best.

[@Moodboard39]

Not good reporting I guess . To know and say what they see and know about him... Reporter are lazy

[@lostsoul1278]

Sweet, Monday morning with Dr G ....

[@Olive131]

Seems narcissism and fantasy combine in a human brain attempting to cope with some kind of suffering. Wish more children had counseling available. Not only for their sake, but for those who might become their victims.

[@malabuha]

True. I wonder why that happens? When a person is angry and doesn't act on it, they may fantasize about extreme ways to "punish" what they believe is the source of their pain, to mend their injury. Only, the content of their fantasy unfolds like a dream, out of their control. As if they are watching a movie, something imposed onto their awareness. Where do intrusive thoughts come from and what shapes them, I wonder... I'm saying this because I remember as a youngster, being quite angry and feeling helpless in a situation, having a fantasy, the whole movie in my head, about dragons and all sorts of scary creatures just tearing some people appart, that's how angry I was. I can recognise narcissistic components in my personality and I can see how they react with anger, why i think you pin pointed that connection well 👍

[@bthomson]

I would bet that the amount of money spent on great mental treatment would be triple paid back from less tragic crime!

[@Moodboard39]

Well, Bible calls it sin ..is the problem ..wisdom of the world known as philosophy or psychology call it " he got mental issues " chemical imbalance . Yet nobody knows why people murder. Nobody knows exactly what is someone mind !! Is the mind , not the brain organ itself .... Carl Jung psychoanalysis calls it the unconscious mind deep within the psyche !

[@Moodboard39]

​@@malabuhaAll might have but they take it to the extreme , lust , and temptation

[@Moodboard39]

​@@bthomsonif u not rich lol good luck

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

Good morning, Dr. Grande!❤

[@catmother4214]

I remember this case. Thank you for covering this. Interesting as always.

[@LS-ny8mr]

Good Analysis Dr.Grande. And what a creep, so horrible for this girl to have gone through.

[@tobiaskevorkazito4072]

Great content man 🥊

[@HHSEAWAUSA]

Once again, you nailed it!

[@faeriegraver]

Amazing analysis here.

[@Despondencymusic]

I love Wisconsin. One of my favorite places to visit. But it has had many bizzare criminals living there.

[@davidmckayii752]

Thanks, for the update

[@olson.pamela]

The police and town of Barron WI were very supportive of Jamie while she was missing and afterwards of her privacy. This is the first Dr. Grande video I’m not gonna watch out of respect for Jamie.

[@eadweard.]

How would that help?

[@raymondleggs5508]

"It's like a man climbing a tree claiming to be an astronaut" This man's dry humor gets me everytime! 😀😆🤣🤣🧔‍♂🪜🌳👨‍🚀🚀💀💀

[@julieyoung3315]

Well done. 👌

[@Blazerelf]

I'm surprised he felt shame after going that far

[@jonargentina6285]

Thanks, Doc.

[@amya6902]

I remember this. The police really stood up there and said something like "we said we would bring her home and now we have" uhmm nah bro, she brought her own self home. 😒

[@kathybuttsarnold3534]

I love the fact that Jayme was quoted as saying, “I was smarter than Jake.” She figured him out, bided her time, and she made her move after she realized he thought she would not try to escape.

[@amya6902]

@@kathybuttsarnold3534 That is so awesome. I feel like she'll speak when she's all grown up and she'll be amazing. Bless her sweet little heart.

[@baumer2504]

What an Angel for sparing Jaymee and her family the trauma of a trial after murdering her parents in cold blood.

[@aarondavis8943]

Why would someone targeting the parents then kidnap their daughter? What a moronic theory.

[@icturner23]

Please don't use euphemisms like calling slaughterhouses 'processing plants'.

[@julieyoung3315]

Good Evening, Dr. Grande.

[@3602go]

Some of the details in your final point remind me of the movie Lolita , starring James Mason, Shelly Winters, and Sue Lyon.

[@atomic66]

Also very much like the book, and movie called " the collector". Quite chilling.

[@MrTrentmooney]

Today we learned to shoot first and ask questions later

[@anitamiller7960]

What is Walmart doing selling black masks? Don't they know their customer base?

[@dasRippchen]

Please make a video on Klaus Kinski.

[@catsantos353]

As a quarter century year old Wisconsinite myself I can safely say that we do not claim this creature. Horrifyingly nightmarish

[@helenhellsbells3170]

I'm so glad you covered this. I have heard it before but it was lacking your in depth analysis. Thanks so much Todd! I always felt like it was strange that he killed her parents first and then only kidnapped her and left her unharmed. What was the purpose of killing her parents only to keep Jayme 🤔 I assume he just wanted to possess a girl but didn't know what to do with her once he had procured her.

[@eadweard.]

All of this was covered in the video.

[@MooseGuy1]

I think he knew what he wanted to do with the young woman, but when the time came, unlike with her parents, he found that he couldn't "pull the trigger". This guy embodies the term loser. Honestly, Jayme looks like she could've kicked his ass when he wasn't armed. Rarely is a teenage girl favored in a fight with a grown (well sorta) man. But, in this case, I'd take Jayme and the points.

[@helpyourcattodrive]

Thank you for covering this. I learn a lot from all your videos, Grande. Let’s do this.

[@bthomson]

Maybe kitty could ride school buses and protect kids?

[@catherineberry6971]

Excellent! We need exterior cameras on school buses both rear a front!

[@stevenjambrozy2057]

Excellent

[@jgmutahi]

Dr Grande ...your analysis is better than investigative discovery channel i can listen without watching...glad the girl was ok after almost 3 months though an orphan

[@Bebecat477]

Why didn't they call 911 first?? Why did they hide in the bathroom? Jeez. I'm not going to my door with a flashlight. Thanks doc.

[@briangarrow448]

Another garbage person. I have no sympathy for him. Let him rot in prison.

[@eadweard.]

Why not the death penalty?

[@hula691]

The Halloween theme is awesome as well as the burn

[@quester09]

so, he couldn't cut it at the cheese plant...

[@eadweard.]

He was too grating.

[@uwsupergirl]

I live in northern WI, but east of where this happened. To this day, if I'm the first car approaching a school bus that's stopped, I stay WAAAY far back so that any weirdos behind me can't be ogling the kids getting off the bus. I raised 4 kids, all who rode the school bus- it's 16.75 miles one way just to the middle school and high school from my house, and that's not even as far as some as our kids have to go to get to/from school- in this state we have the largest or one of the largest areas in terms of miles for school bus routes. It was really scary for me to hear that he was ogling kids getting off the bus- when this is such a common experience for our kids around here.

[@eadweard.]

What a bizarrely irrational activity. You might as well block every Ford Taurus you see just in case it contains a kidnapped girl.

[@uwsupergirl]

@@eadweard. It's actually not bizarre. I don't go out of my way to do it- I just do it, if I'm in that position. It's quite simple and just ONE action that may or may not have any consequence but it's easy to do when I'm in that position. You obviously aren't a mother.

[@chrissymae5429]

I stop pretty far back too. Driving school bus for just a year taught me how often kids will suddenly turn back or dart out without warning, or straight up cross the street when they were dropped off house side and should not be doing that. I want to make sure that I have plenty of time to see, process, and react without giving the kid or myself a scare, and also anyone behind me as well. I don't care why someone's stopping with plenty of room, it's a good idea and we should all be doing it. Whatever you think is a good length, add another car length.

[@Cyber_Kati_6744]

✨ Happy Columbus Day Dr. Grande! ✨

[@machinegurlll]

happy stolen land day you mean? hehe

[@Cyber_Kati_6744]

@@machinegurlll I feel that… 😓😓

[@Monkofmagnesia]

Happy Bank Holiday!

[@vargvikernes1941]

@@machinegurlll Who stole it? Northern Europeans or Southern Europeans?

[@donnamathoslah8183]

Your jokes just crack me up!!!😅😅

[@mzliberty7647]

cold turkey ..... oh my goodness ..... ps. your work ethic is inspiring !

[@1Gibson]

My question, they had accesss to cell phone all this time yet waited to call the police???... that makes NO sense to me.

[@TricieJay]

Man man man… some people are mad weird. Be safe out here, folks!

[@diegus012]

Thanks Dr Grande! Great video! That title though…it could easily have been followed by…”and INSTANTLY regrets it” 🤣

[@marybethsteele7126]

Regretted 88 days later

[@loveGG3]

What strikes me the most about this case is that he could have been stopped if there were guns in that house. Protect yourself and your children.

[@TheFakeyCakeMaker]

or if he didn't have access to a gun...

[@eadweard.]

@@TheFakeyCakeMaker You can't control what criminals do unfortunately.

[@nicholasprice6902]

Or if someone had called the cops earlier. They were there in 4 mins. Not sure why they waited.

[@nicholasprice6902]

@The BootyBandit lol the video literally says they showed up in 4 mins

[@neptunedawn7121]

Hide in the bathroom with the gun aimed at the door

[@user-dl3lm8vt2j]

Another banger. Interesting and astute observation with Jake’s behavior toward people afar vs more intimately. Wondering where you found that information about how he felt about other people. Thanks for doing much more than simply reading the Wikipedia article to us!

[@christopherknight921]

Great vid Dr Grande. Love your presentation of the information. The jokes are clever.

[@catblack4091]

So sad that someone could be that deeply disturbed. Just sad.

[@cottontails9003]

Thank you Dr Grande for the great content you upload daily, it never fails to make my day. Brilliant analysis. Tragic outcome and informative topic.

[@bthomson]

CT - I look for your comment every day and there you are! Our near obsession with this channel is well deserved! Best to the family - as always!💐

[@cottontails9003]

@@bthomson Thank you my friend (Judy ) I look forward too hearing from you. This youngest Dr Grande "G.G" is 5 months old and beautiful 😜☕🌷🌷🌷💐

[@bthomson]

Hi Noah! 🐦🌈🎂💐😘

[@Ebenezer456]

It's very strange to me that this guy was not diagnosed with any kind of mental illness. I mean, how can you kill 2 people in cold blood, feel absolutely no remorse, and yet have nothing wrong with you? Something is not right here.

[@cottontails9003]

@@bthomson He smiled when I told him Aunty Judy lives in America 😍😛❤💙💙💙🌷🌸🌹🍀

[@joanysohayda7233]

Cold turkey! Thanks I lost it n chocked on my mcmuffin. That was good

[@Swanky95472]

This is why I own an easily assessable loaded gun in my home! (no kids here)

[@kathyglass2922]

But they had a gun. It didn't work for them.

[@billie6814]

Loving your new editing style Dr. Grande. The extra footage and images are great, I really like it.

[@christinley5213]

Man thats sum dangerous stuff!! So verry sad!!! How do we prevent this… thats all i can think when i hear every case!!!

[@nonprogrediestregredi1711]

"Gobbled up"? "Cold turkey"? I cannot believe the "fowl" language Dr Grande is using. What a "fledgling" attempt at humor. Jk. Great video as usual!