Love Triangle Murder Suspect Captured in Costa Rica | Kaitlin Marie Armstrong Case Analysis

[@laurapalmer2126]

It’s always appalling to see women (or men) building so much resentment for the other person rather than for their partner, for whom the vast majority of anger should be directed at. No I’m not saying kill your partner. But I am saying you should deal with them and their infidelity rather than the person they cheated with. THEY betrayed your trust. The other person doesn’t even matter. Dump them and move on!!!

[@kosmosbjm]

Exactly!! Why does he not carry the blame for lying to her while still carrying on some sort of clandestine relationship with Mo? He’s the one to blame, but he got away unscathed, unless you want to count the sponsors who pulled away from him. He’s 100% to blame for causing Kaitlin to feel jealous and manipulated.

[@MsRuneGirl]

I think that’s a misconception, that the woman or man hates the person their partner cheated with and not the partner themselves. It’s a projection of their hatred of their partner onto the person they cheated with. I think it’s a mutual hate thing, a pride issue, using that person to punish the person you actually hate (the partner) and ‘getting even’. Like, ‘you broke me so I’ll break you too,’ sort of mentality. Plus, I can see why someone would ‘hate’ the other woman or man. You are not only deeply betrayed by your partner but betrayed by a complete stranger in the worst way. And people have hated strangers for less.

[@Ms.Stephanie.C]

I agree with you 100%!!! Not to mention, Mo Wilson was 9 years younger than Kaitlin! I also can’t understand how or why Kaitlyn would think murdering Mo would make her relationship with a cheater any better. It’s like these murderers don’t have the ability to think ahead. It’s just so sad for Mo & her family. 💔

[@Ms.Stephanie.C]

@@MsRuneGirl It’s never made any sense to me to hate the stranger, the one who made no promises or vows of commitment &/or monogamy in the first place. That’s just my opinion, respectfully.

[@MsRuneGirl]

@@Ms.Stephanie.C Oh I agree, I’m not defending her, but I believe even as a stranger you have a personal responsibility to treat other people with at least basic decency and respect, even if you don’t know them well. I had a married man once come onto me (I never reciprocated his advances), but even though I didn’t personally know his wife I could still picture her and how hurt she would be. I ended up finding her contact information and telling her what happened because I didn’t feel like it was right she was being lied to. So I guess I’m a strong believer that everyone holds accountability for their actions. I could’ve easily said “I don’t know her, not like I’m the one married to her, might as well have some fun!” But what kind of person would that have made me? Saying I never made a vow to them so I hold no responsibility for acting cruelty to someone, stranger or not? So does that mean we as humans only hold responsibility to act kindly to people we know? Seems twisted. And as I said, I think it’s a misconception that people who are cheated on hate the other man or other woman ‘more’, I think betrayal is just a very difficult feeling to process and naturally as humans we try to find something we can blame or punish to alleviate our pain. And focusing on hating the other woman or man may provide someone with that relief, other than having to look at the partner they’ve stared a bed with for years and swallow they’ve been unfaithful. It’s probably a way of avoiding more grief.

[@decafmocha211]

A very good analysis of this case. I think every high school in this country should have some instruction on emotional intelligence in an attempt to avoid such horror stories. Thanks Dr. Grande

[@roxyndra]

A cautionary tale. Just dump the cheater. It’s much easier.

[@elle706]

More like Do Not murder innocent people.

[@360.Tapestry]

but it won't satisfy some people's need to lash out

[@shanefsr6609]

ahhhh, that's what HE did, said something along the lines of that he couldnt make any commitment to a skank and cut her loose

[@tomruth9487]

Rory Triscuit, This certainly makes sense but there is something in us that often makes us want what we can't have. Often there is no logic in relationships and sex. When you get older, you look back on your life and see all the stupid stuff you did.

[@hippichicki]

"I don't know if he knows how to ride a bicycle but he sure knows how to backpeddle" 🤣🤣🤣 And yes I know this is no laughing matter but that was much needed comic relief. I just hope any and all involved are discovered and punished. This was so unnecessary 😢😭

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

Thank you for everything that you do Dr. Grande, you are very much appreciated!❤️

[@lacymouse501]

A representative of the US Marshalls said yesterday that she used a passport of a person who "looks like her". Most people speculate that it is her sister's passport.

[@ChereeDawn]

Her sister

[@gabrielamartiniuc6322]

Exactly

[@esteemedmortal5917]

In other news, Dr. Grande is on some FBI watchlist 🤣

[@kenn1936]

I believe it was her sister's passport - that is why she flew to meet up with her sister, then her sister had a new driver's licence issued ( as if she had lost her original one). Adding two and two together, it looks like she assumed the identity of her sister. That would make it easy for the feds to track her - she either flew on her own name or her sisters!!

[@haleyt3754]

It’s been confirmed she used her picture

[@juliegarceau5414]

This is such a common relationship pattern these days! In my opinion, these people are not in love, but rather dependent.. or obssessed with someone. And they confuse that with "love". Love shouldn't hurt... It's a good principle to follow as far as I'm concerned! 😊. Thanks Dr Grande! 🙂

[@larryrubin5150]

Best comment yet Julia

[@jnagarya519]

I don't think that pattern is any more prevalent in one generation than any other.

[@Juke582]

Yeah fatal attraction here by a nutjob! BF said he dated that girl only a week and reconciled with his old GF the racer! He is not a good guy to me. Plays the field.

[@Juke582]

@@jnagarya519 it’s way more in todays sensitive young people all damaged more than my generation! We didn’t obsess over men in my day!

[@Juke582]

Spot on!!!

[@maureeningleston1501]

One woman is dead the other will probably spend a long time in prison, no man is worth that. 😢

[@haydeecolon7868]

Yep!

[@Andreamom001]

If a guy is cheating, he’s not worth keeping, let alone killing for.

[@Andreamom001]

I mean, if you both want to work on the relationship, you can get past cheating with time and effort. I know a couple who did it.

[@FLdancer00]

Right?! And he'll just keep living his life. I think there's only one or two states that actually punish those who cheat.

[@jnagarya519]

She didn't turn out to be a very nice person either.

[@Raminakai]

My take is that Kaitlyn was not just envious of Mo’s relationship with her bf. She was a competitive person, who saw Mo, who was at the top of her cycling “game” as threat to her sense of self. She wasn’t so much concerned about Colin, as she was “ beating Mo “ at something. I had this scenario with an former spouse where one of the ladies he cheated with seemed really caught up in making me envious rather than interested in my husband. When she told me that, “ he would have to choose between us” I told her, “ no he would not, because he no longer had me as an option. She could have him. I found it really strange at the time, she just wanted to take something from me, rather than really caring about him. This is the case with some women, especially that have issues with their mother. After all, your mother is the first women in your life. If she turns you into a “competitor,” and not a child she is bonding with, I think this scenario happens. Not saying this is the case here, I don’t know about their family dynamics, just saying that this type of relationship can lead to women constantly having to feel they are the more “ desirable” and the man actually is inconsequential. This may explain why they don’t get angry at the man and focus on the rival. Someone trying to take someone or something from them, is the more upsetting event.

[@lionsden6457]

Brilliant take on this case.

[@thomasetoconnor]

Kaitlin’s mother has been understood to be an Alcoholic.

[@Bzzzzzzzz535]

I truly believe this may have been the case. Mo was use to winning and would not listen to Kaitlin and ignored her existence. I believe that Chris Watts mistress was driven by taking Chris from his wife more than being in love with him. It’s a psycho game of win and lose. I think you nailed it on the mother-daughter competitive relationship.

[@ebbypetes]

So true. Makes perfect sense. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@troysparks3772]

There's no way MO was competing for her man, but it's a damn good excuse. How dare she go after a man that someone else made claim? A claim is made, you listen or you pay the toll. Maybe some of these competitors will leave all the good ones off the market. Now he's back on it. Probably enjoying all her hard work. It's so wrong 😞

[@tronrobojim6526]

I think my favorite part of your videos is not the analysis so much, but more about your well thought out words, insights, and logic. We as a society could certainly use more of all 3. Thank you for putting out helpful, positive, and productive content!

[@Koozomec]

Only flies fights over rotten food. Such a petty reason to kill someone. Thank you Dr for covering such recent events with a good summary of the RELEVANT details. And i really appreciate how you always avoid the most shoking and sensational parts of each stories. Have a good day.

[@markbarret6836]

I like shocking and sensational.

[@The_Red_Pill__]

@koozomec, you think betrayal is of little importance, and a broken heart is trivial? There’s a reason for the term “crime of passion.” Obviously killing is wrong and the permanent solution to the temporary problem was a poor choice. However, if there are any reasons to kill some, betrayal in a love triangle would probably make the top five. 🤷‍♀️

[@SEABIRDSYMPHONY]

"Only flies fight over rotten food." And shit!!

[@tinapatterson9234]

When I found out that my significant other was seeing someone else, I thanked my lucky stars that I had found out before I did something stupid like getting married. I certainly wouldn't fight for a cheater, let the other gal have him.

[@Koozomec]

@@The_Red_Pill__ Yes, betrayal is overrated in my opinion. And a broken heart is more our own bruissed ego who can't get over a romantic wound. There is plenty of people who can help with our sentimental needs... that is stupid to focus on revenge instead on looking for a better relationship.

[@kellyfinleybrown9313]

Dr. Grande, you always provide great comic relief to such a horrific situations Here in Austin, the prevailing opinion is she is as guilty as sin.

[@donnawoodford6641]

How is sin guilty?

[@kellyfinleybrown9313]

@@donnawoodford6641 you can figure it out Donna.

[@chloedoritoloco8537]

Is she any relation to Lance? Or just coincidental last name?

[@richarddrozd1201]

@@donnawoodford6641 Sin = Guilty before God; Hell = Eternal punishment. Solution: Jesus Christ

[@donnawoodford6641]

@@richarddrozd1201 The PERSON may be guilty, but it is illogical for sin to be guilty.

[@zenawarrior7442]

Love the back-peddling comment🚲. So true. Cheating always has a price, unfortunately many times a life lost. Excellent points again. Thanks Dr G😊💛💛

[@jessicamarie8299]

Men should stop cheating if they don’t want this to happen.

[@autumxxleaves4186]

Men and women should just be honest.

[@zenawarrior7442]

@@autumxxleaves4186 That would be nice right??

[@jnagarya519]

@@jessicamarie8299 Agreed: women never cheat.

[@jessicamarie8299]

@@jnagarya519 Women cheat too same applies to them.

[@annabanna123]

No one else can ever make you happy. I think that’s really what it is at the root of desperation like this that leads to murder. There’s nothing you can do sometimes, and you just have to let people go or be alone if aspects of the relationship are unbearable-like someone cheating on you. Sometimes things have to get worse before they get better. Maybe you’ll feel worse for a while, but in the end it will pay off

[@Moodboard39]

He's the blame

[@ggpocircuit]

Your one-liner closing statements are gems, Dr. Grande!

[@babyrenee6537]

These tragedies could usually be avoided were it not for the deceit. He did not pull the trigger nor does it lessen Kaitlin's culpability for her misplaced rage and coldblooded execution of Mo. But Colin's lack of integrity, commitment, and non-confrontational, conflict avoidant personality contributed to or set into motion this chain of events.

[@ohdear2275]

@@islandlife756 He can't be prosecuted for being a cheater and a liar. Maybe he'll be prosecuted for illegally buying the gun for Kaitlyn.

[@iloveny22]

@@islandlife756 Yes agreed. Would not be surprised he's back to f*cking random chicks.

[@elle706]

Avoidant personality? Where do you get that? 🙈

[@peppep1569]

@@iloveny22 You-re ALL random

[@kcrun]

100%

[@Niki_P_]

Love Triangles will always end in tragedy!

[@NonameMarianne]

Dr Grande would you consider doing an updated video on this case? We’ve been watching her attempted escape and her trial. Thank you!

[@todddanforth8853]

So sad to end and ruin lives like this. If Colin had been clear with Katelyn and truly cut off their relationship or fully committed to it, then this murder may very well have been avoided. His dishonest attempts to have both girls at the same time, make him somewhat culpable in this terrible murder, IMHO.

[@zimladyj84]

Great analysis and really appreciate the dating advice at the end. So many tragedies could be avoided if people walked away from dishonest partners.

[@nishottara777]

Lightening speed with the analysis as usual Sir-hats off to you👍

[@chelgarcia8561]

Dr grande I always appreciate your analysis and your total presentation. This was sad because these two women had everything going for them and both were deceived by a player!

[@jessicamarie8299]

She threw her life away over a man what a shame.

[@Andreamom001]

Threw her life away and took someone else’s.

[@Chris-tg3qy]

She threw her life away and took the life of another woman over a man that will move on to other women while she most likely spends decades and possibly the rest of her life in jail.

[@Heywood.Jablome]

Yeah... yucky men! 😂

[@mildredpierce4506]

Yes over a man who cheated on her and on every woman he’d been with.

[@Heywood.Jablome]

@@mildredpierce4506 yep. Women would rather share a super stud than have a faithful average man. Enjoy!

[@herbwitch5681]

Why do these women always go after each other over men who just aren't worth it? If you're going to be mad at someone, go for the cheating guy!

[@jonmason9360]

Herb sultress is better name

[@gabrielamartiniuc6322]

Or not even him! Walk away!!! It’s waste of time !

[@herbwitch5681]

@@gabrielamartiniuc6322 Absolutely!

[@jonmason9360]

@@gabrielamartiniuc6322 Amen! Goodness such a waste of effort either way.... Wtheh! Peace

[@USA-GreedyMenOfNoIntegrity]

we need to ask betrayed husbands the same question!

[@jackiecarvill6270]

Thank you for your really cool videos. I love your dry humour and calm voice. I never miss a video and I follow you on Patreon 🌵❤️

[@clo4816]

I look forward every day to your videos . Great work 😊👋🏻

[@goodcatfilms4276]

Being early to a cup of grande is one the cleanest best pleasures !

[@lostsoul1278]

Happy holidays Dr G! Enjoy the long weekend....thanks for the awesome content!

[@whatdoyoulivefor735]

Yes. HONESTY is very important, especially in romantic relationships. Very good advice at the end.

[@Katienthings]

Have a great weekend Dr. Grande 💚

[@nettiea9384]

A sad loss of a Bright light. Prayers for all who knew Mo and her family. Colin is messy and Armstrong is really crazy and dangerous. It played out like a lifetime movie. Shock and sadness for mo gone too soon.

[@maryr0410]

I hope she gets life without parole. So pathetic to kill someone because he wants to be with someone else. Emotions are a dangerous thing to play with you never know how far someone will go .

[@shanefsr6609]

"bright light"?, meh, more like she was a pro at....wait for it........riding bicycles-get it-riding bicycles/riding boners, you broads act like he committed adultery, if that's the case ol' (dead)Mo aint nothing but a homewrecker spreading her legs NOT in "bright lights" but dark seedy bedrooms behind the backs of innocent women

[@joecontreras5068]

I like the way you present everything-no stupid drama music or dramatic speculation- just the facts

[@claudinejames7731]

That's a load of jealousy and possessiveness. Murder solves no problems though. No man is worth killing for. IMO

[@nmartin5551]

She (the killer) really should have just packed her bags and looked for better. “Don’t want nobody that don’t want me.” As the song goes. Many worse things than being single, including the women’s penitentiary.

[@jnagarya519]

@@nmartin5551 "How Can I Miss You When You Won't Go Away?".

[@nmartin5551]

@@jnagarya519 - True that people often don't have the sense to get the heck away from each other

[@Mainecoon_Izzy]

I loved your advice at the end Dr. Grande💯👍♥️ No one should ever tolerate a liar💯

[@beanfeathers8645]

Yea! Wa awaiting on Dr. Grande take on this. This was 30 mins from us. So it hits home

[@kristentrep5038]

Sad story, but the dr has impeccable humor as usual. Even tho I know he can be funny at odd times, I’m still taken aback every time

[@hycinth5371]

Super sad for this ladies. Sad for their families. I hope this man learns from this experience and would not hurts (causes pain to) other young women in the future. Both of these ladies have so much to live for.

[@elizabethhamm5320]

So tragic. One young woman is dead and another will likely spend decades in prison (where I’m sure that Colin will not visit her). Great analysis as usual. These videos are not only entertaining, they are PSAs. Don’t partake in love triangles people. Don’t start them and walk away if your partner does

[@GoGreen1977]

Another hint: Stay away from guns!

[@ohdear2275]

@@islandlife756 I wonder what her prior felony was for?

[@emilyhollis4231]

Second great thing to happen today! First was being off for the first of FIVE days after months with no off days...THEN, an early Dr Grande posting! What a great day!! ETA Dr Grande, I hope you're a girl-dad. That last bit about women (or men I guess) in this position and all of the REAL options they have rather than chasing someone who doesn't want them...this should be taught to all children.

[@kayzbluegenes]

The best speculator of any/every situation!

[@thelocalmaladroit8873]

I just saw this in the news yesterday. Can’t wait to watch your video on it! Hope you have a wonderful holiday weekend. Thanks Doc!

[@angelapowell2366]

As always your analysis is brilliant 👏

[@kmartgoth8313]

Sometimes I wonder if there’s ever been someone who was subscribed to Dr. Grande but ended up being the future subject of a video

[@christina3521]

The way he is making a video a day, not checking all available details on a subject anymore, this may well just happen!!

[@sharonwilfong503]

I must admit I enjoy your sarcasm. Interesting narrative.

[@The-Portland-Daily-Blink]

Another great analysis. I think you're spot on, too. Love triangle murders are so awful, they destroy so many lives. You'd think people could develop some insight into these things from learning from others' mistakes, but so often they just don't.

[@mariejae]

Ladies or people... stay away from men like this. If a partner lies to you and is not faithful, just leave. Do not ruin your own life because of your terrible partner's actions

[@jimskeuh]

so why didnt she kill him then? she kiilled an innocent girl.

[@jonadam4233]

You girls never stay away from men like this, even when you suspect the dude you stay, what the hell are you talking about. I lived in Austin for 10 years, these dudes that play the field universally get the most play, and the girls all remain blissfully ignorant.

[@isitoveryet9525]

It’s actually insane how many people are trying to make her the victim & him the perpetrator. Men cheat, women cheat….it is what it is. It’s not a green light for murder! You just made a massive assumption about “negging” in order to push this absurd narrative that he’s a monster, & what she did is somehow appropriate. Anger & jealousy are emotions we all have to deal with….Kaitlin is a grown adult, who decided to kill a woman, bc she was cheated on. The only monster here is her.

[@Guyomar]

@@jimskeuh The "innocent girl" willingly participated in this relationship with someone she knew was in a relationship. Not that that means she deserved to be killed, but let's not pretend she was any less to blame than the boyfriend.

[@jonadam4233]

@@isitoveryet9525 sounds like you cheat on people...

[@kosmosbjm]

He sure did try to back pedal-it is fairly obvious that Colin acted in ways to cause Kaitlin to feel humiliated and scorned. Colin was not honest with Kaitlin about his feelings for Moriah and contributed to this tragic ending. However, Kaitlin did commit murder. If she had just ended her relationship with Colin, all of this could have been avoided. Now Colin unfortunately goes free, Moriah is dead, and Kaitlin will spend her days in prison.

[@troysparks3772]

@@enjoyslearningandtravel7957 exactly. Colin wouldn't be free if she hadn't fixed the problem. It's so unfortunate to see a Wyman do all the work, just for a cheater to enjoy it. I hate when that happens. 😒

[@jennikaesquivel-mendez1002]

Dr. Grande’s final thoughts posit high utility towards many individuals who feel that their world would come to an end when their relationships fail- something to reflect upon… Amazing closing remarks from Dr. G 👏🏻

[@bigdopamine9343]

She travelled to New York to visit her sister and take her passport. She used her sisters passport to travel to Costa Rica.

[@sandrafrazier7967]

Obsession can be a very dangerous emotion.

[@VickiBowers]

An old mentor of mine would likely have said, “If those folks had been where they were supposed to be, doing what they were supposed to be doing, they wouldn’t be in this pickle.”

[@liul]

That philosophy wouldn't allow exploration, discovery, spontaneity and life would be boring in general. I'd prefer just "don't lie, respect everybody and think of the consequences of your actions".

[@disappear_here82]

I like it👍

[@pierre6625]

Hello Dr. Grande, I think that you are very precise in your thoughts about this case. It is always sad to see love affairs, nearly all turn out with a crime of some sort. You are so good at explaining the cases you bring to us. thank you for your hard work. Best Regards. ❤👍

[@jonnawyatt]

"Don't ride with me as you hold me back" That's a very common thing in the cycling world.

[@googlefan8990]

Thank you very much for your videos - it helps following recent events.

[@JeaNini]

It would be interesting to hear you offer analyses on R. Kelly and/or Ghislaine Maxwell. Thanks for these videos Doc! Your deadpan humor is an added bonus!

[@JeaNini]

@@islandlife756 Thanks, found it!

[@LolaJay_]

I think it would be interesting to compare the sentences of these two individuals and what variables might have impacted the significant differences.

[@Bzzzzzzzz535]

Thanks!

[@joan8178]

Thank you again for an informative summation--and for your spots of humor! Too little of that these days. Thanks to you, often I can forego the news story drama & wait for your summation.

[@cookieprof]

I love how Dr. Grande weaves his analysis into a neat little package and ties it up nicely with his professional opinion.

[@jnagarya519]

The latest is that the passport was legal, but Armstrong's use of it was fraudulent. The passport photo looked much like Kaitlin. And she traveled under the name on the passport, "Christine". It is reasonable to assume that it was her sister's passport, as she lives in the New York area. Also the police say the shell casing marks match Kaitlin's gun. And when she was confronted by law enforcement in Costa Rica she responded when called "Kaitlin".

[@Dwightstjohn-fo8ki]

Shades of the arrest scene in the Great Escape: "Good Luck" (Gestapo).......oH, Thank You....OOPS.

[@bethanyjoy9344]

Thanks for this video, Dr. Grande 👌

[@miriamorwin7603]

Dear Dr G. A superb analysis and finding a new relationship is like riding a bike, depending on how many major bones have been smashed and if real recovery is ever likely from either. Kind regards Marlin.

[@julieyoung3315]

Good Day, Dr. Grande. Sure have missed you. Excited to jump right in. 👌

[@Vivalala]

Crime of passion. Sad. Colin''s lies lead one to deadly action. He will have to live with how his selfish, deceptive lies and the affects it had on others. Prayers for all 3 families.

[@craggles7538]

Love your videos dr grande great to watch keep it up 👍🏻

[@mildredpierce4506]

Unfortunately from Mariah, she chose to stay in an on again off again relationship with someone who really didn’t care about her. Colin was just a man who didn’t care about who he hurt as long as he got what he wanted.

[@artyomarty391]

Except he did care about her did you not listen to the story?

[@wrmlm37]

This is SO RECENT your upload is almost a newscast;)

[@jonadam4233]

It's somewhat ironic, that although homeboy's lying/cheating caused all of this, he will never do a day in jail.

[@BubbleOfJelly]

I’m pretty sure he’s doing jail time in his mind.

[@lisagriffith340]

He may or may not be guilty of cheating. He did not have anything to do with the murder. Katelyn is 100% responsible for her own actions.

[@KristieDS]

Once again m’friend, you've created an awesome video. Thx and much love❤️☀️.

[@adude9882]

Ah Yes, another tragic case of what Dr Grande has called the deadly combination of romance and geometry. The love triangle.

[@USA-GreedyMenOfNoIntegrity]

Don't cheat! Don't cover for a cheater. Call them out publicly, in church, at work or at the gym. If you want to be a narcissistic, serial cheater, there will be harsh consequences for your dopamine/oxytocin addiction.

[@GoGreen1977]

I don't care what the "cheater" did. He didn't kill anyone. But he did buy two guns and in Texas, that's as easy as buying two gallons of milk. But of course, those guns were just meant for "protection" by "law-abiding citizens."

[@nickchannel5364]

Great insights Dr. Grande.

[@jdanisse]

Humans can be wild. Glad they caught her.

[@isabellaleifsdottir]

I get so excited when a video has just been posted when I open KZbin

[@icturner23]

LOL at the idea of having a *romantic* relationship in a one- or two-week window. I'm guessing that their 'romance' was relatively horozontal.

[@MySqueakyfoot]

All the events in this case will lead back to Colin Strickland. The motive was money. The reason was in order for Colin to keep making money off his sponsors he had to be able to keep up with the competition and that was Moriah's demise. Maybe Kaitlin killed her, but Colin planned and ordered the execution. He supplies the gun, arranged the time and place. Everything was calculated and predetermined right up to texting Kaitlin to let her know when he dropped " the flowers" off. Police haven't made the evidence available to the public, so no one knows for sure that Kaitlin was the person or only person in the Jeep that was caught on surveillance, and we haven't heard from the "surprise" witness yet either.

[@ninamc6116]

These triangles never end well. When will these men learn not to toy with peoples’ feelings? I could give you a list of these situations, most recently Mark Girardot, whose wife killed his younger woman cheating partner in 2018 & then shot herself. Sherry Rasmussen was killed over a situation like this. Even Jodi Arias snapped because she was being played

[@georgehasleftthebuilding6621]

Right on! I just saw her on the news at the bodega. Thanks for this update Dr Grande. ✌

[@kellishostall2583]

The gun that was found in Kaitlin's house has been confirmed to be the murder weapon. I live in Austin and will be going to the trial.

[@godzillamanstreb524]

Hope you can get in!

[@ohdear2275]

Did you know any of the people involved?

[@kellishostall2583]

@@ohdear2275 no, it happened about a block from my son's school but I don't know any of them. I go to different trials that go on here. The process is kinda fascinating to me...and usually unbearably sad

[@kellishostall2583]

@@godzillamanstreb524 yeah, it will probably be full...her family and the biking community will probably go...there is a huge biking community here, tho not necessarily the kind she completed in...

[@Nickelbippy]

That title is worth the price of admission alone!

[@cottontails9003]

What a waste of life and talent. I'm so pleased they got the person who did this. Such a sad love triangle. Thank you Dr Grande. Brilliant analysis and sad outcome.

[@DenaDeniseRush]

Morbid jealousy is a CANCER. 😈 It destroys the jealous person and all too often, destroys the lives of innocent victims too. Both figuratively and sometimes literally. As in this case. 😤💔

[@KJ-kc7zf]

the others were not free of sin either....

[@rullmourn1142]

Kaitlin Armstrong - who was nabbed Wednesday at a hostel in Santa Teresa Beach - left behind two passports and a $6,350 receipt for cosmetic surgery, which a witness told Inside Edition was under “another name.” The witness also said it looked like something happened to her face. “[She had] a bandage on her nose and she had blood in her nostrils,” Zachary Paulsen told the outlet. US federal officials said that Armstrong had altered her appearance when they found her and that she had a bandage on her nose and bruises under her eyes. She had also cut short her hair and dyed it a darker shade of brown.

[@lizajane2971]

It's like she thought she was in a movie 😆

[@julesb1395]

Thank you for posting this. I appreciate your frankness. I find it heartbreaking that situations like this occur too frequently when people become obsessed with their partner.

[@thydakhan5622]

“I don’t know if Collin can ride a bicycle but he sure is good at back peddling” i said oop 🤭 out loud

[@odditedelight]

Your dry humor warms my bones

[@lindaweedmark6025]

Love that - "After all, finding a new relationship is just like riding a bike"

[@lisabradford8180]

Well it is for some people but I get what you're saying.

[@rachaelbendall5958]

Fantastic relationship advice.

[@BigZebraCom]

Just a reminder I'm not diagnosing anybody in this video; only speculating what could be happening when a yoga teacher murders someone and then goes on the lam like this.

[@Moodboard39]

It always generate a interesting murder case lol

[@grahamsilverlock8125]

I enjoy your channel. You are right on the button on all cases you cover.

[@scrubjay93]

Jealousy is a strong and complex emotion ("encompasses feelings ranging from suspicion to rage to fear to humiliation"). I had an experience with jealousy many years back and it's hard to convey how overwhelming and powerful and painful it is. It takes over your brain--talk about intrusive thoughts! Also, a person isn't just dishonest to keep both lovers--they may just be afraid to broach the difficult subject with their lover because they know how much it will hurt them. Maybe it is different between men and women. Breaking up with an abusive man is one of the most common contexts in which women are killed. I can see a man wanting to keep both lovers but a woman becoming too emotionally attached with a new person. Being "in love" causes a person to do irrational things just like an addiction to drugs - an evolutionary adaptation to keep a pair together for the time it takes a child to be born and become mobile, about 2-3 years. Of course, this is no excuse for murder, but if Kaitlin had other issues of self-esteem, envy of the other's abilities, trouble controlling emotions, she probably felt insane. I feel sorry for all involved. The boyfriend will forever carry a feeling of guilt that he caused one lover's death and the other to lose her life to imprisonment or worse. This is just a horrible story. In my first months of college, a woman was shot in the cafeteria by a man she had broken up with. He had mental health problems likely stemming from a head injury he had suffered, among other tendencies. He stalked her for some weeks before just walking into the cafeteria one morning, going to her table and shooting her point blank. He then went outside and sat down nearby and gave himself up to arrest. I had just arrived to class and sat down and a friend/classmate sat down and said "I just saw someone get killed in the cafeteria." He was in shock. We advised him to go back in case he might be needed as a witness. Love ("in love") and jealousy are truly like being temporarily insane by way of brain chemistry.

[@limitlesky]

That sounds like a justification for a cheater. That they are dishonest because they don't want to hurt the person they are cheating on. If they cared that much, they wouldn't have been cheating in the first place. Have you ever cheated...had two "lovers"? There's no love for two people here. The boyfriend doesn't love the woman he was cheating on. He didn't care about her anguish.

[@lyndahadley2352]

Thank you for another good analysis. Your videos are extremely interesting from start to finish.

[@svprior]

As a Brit, I am so thankful to live in a gun free society.

[@JellyBean02288]

You are lucky

[@tycobb2580]

you'll want that gun when your man cheats

[@Melisamonet]

It’s gonna be Intesting if we can see her interrogation videos or court case ! Love this video!

[@jenniferhill9924]

The boyfriend is also culpable morally. He was obviously gaslighting Armstrong. It drove her crazy. He deserves a lot more heat on this...

[@rrydinhigh2452]

Very well presented. Interesting angle on these relationships.

[@BetaBuxDelux]

Dr. Grande needs to be on the ID Channel!

[@BetaBuxDelux]

Thanks for the upvotes! Much love to you all! Also, be sure to lock your doors…

[@Bingybingg]

«I dont know if colin is good at riding a bicycle, but he sure knows how to backpedal.» SAVAGE Dr. Grande. Savage 😅

[@USA-GreedyMenOfNoIntegrity]

Bingo..."It is a dangerous game"! I hope people learn from other's dishonesty too.

[@shawnleach]

I have found myself watching Dr. Grande every single day, if just to catch that dry humor.

[@llkellenba]

Well finding a new relationship is not really as easy as riding a bike, but definitely a lot less hazardous ⚠️ than remaining in a toxic relationship…