Was Duke Lacrosse False Accuser Convicted of Murder as Payback? | Crystal Mangum Case Analysis

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[@colinlarson9656]

The DA who withheld evidence to prove those three men guilty should be in prison for as long as she is.

[@Aaron-kj8dv]

It feels like there should be a special role in government who goes after corrupt lawyers and DAs and stuff. Of course it never will because our government is made up of corrupt lawyers and DAs, but it's a nice dream.

[@yourotherleft]

His name is Mike Nifong. I hope he’ll rot in hell.

[@poeda6637]

Far longer

[@red_five3325]

@@poeda6637 nope. The DA only needs to be in prison for 12 hours... ... BEFORE BEING WOODCHIPPED ALIVE!

[@ekonamare7219]

She and the DA should both have way longer prison sentences

[@polarnaut9645]

"Someone who entertained with an absence of apparel." I love the various creative euphemisms content creators come up with to dodge the evil eye of KZbin. You could make it a drinking game.

[@TheFolkLoreLife]

clothing challenged dancer😂

[@sookiebyun4260]

NO DRINKING GAMES!

[@kristentrep5038]

Who may display private parts, at private parties! Lmao! I think the doctor is darn good at his creative discussions! How about when they call the end of life being un-aliving another?

[@hawiiancanetoad]

Dr Grande has a wry sense of humour

[@lareeseblaque8303]

and housing problems solved...prison.

[@samb4697]

Dr. Grande, I am in shock and in disbelive how she go away with so many crimes she committed , short sentences all along, this is so heartbreaking about our nonsense judicial system.

[@frakismaximus3052]

It's a big problem with female offenders

[@publiusventidiusbassus1232]

The biggest problem is that the justice system is not about justice, its about everyone from lawyers to judges trying to get the most rewards out of the least amount of work to further their careers. That is why some dumb teen selling weed will get 15 years but a murderer or grapist gets 4. Easy cases get the book thrown at them, but anything else too hard but not too high profile will get the bare minimum of effort.

[@redpillsatori3020]

It's all in the name of "justice" ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿🤡

[@ComeOnBudder]

I remember when the lacrosse case came out. She ruined those young men’s lives. This woman is a taker - and didn’t care who was in her path. She is a POS and should serve a lot longer than she received.

[@glow1815]

She needs to be remove from social permanently.

[@tjburr1968]

I wouldn't say she ruined there lives.. she certainly tried too. I would consider the 20 million settlement received by each falsly accused worth the temporary anguish they experienced more then fair. I am sure they are now all very pleased with how it all panned out.

[@ComeOnBudder]

@@tjburr1968 so it’s ok to falsely accuse people of crimes as long as the victims get compensated later? What an ignorant comment. This POS woman absolutely ruined their lives - being falsely accused of a serious crime they didn’t do. I followed this case closely at the time. Those boys were blasted on the news and condemned by the entire country before they even had a chance to speak. You don’t just “recover” from that after receiving a payout.

[@lc-bb6bd]

@@tjburr1968 I don’t blame them for suing. They had the expense of lawyers and this was turned into a racial issue. Black panthers and Al Sharpton were involved coming to the defense of a sista against the white college boys. Yes it was a big mess. Also there was a man that spent 20 years in prison because of the prosecutor withholding DNA evidence that would have proven his innocence. This was discovered after all of his previous cases were gone back through.

[@wendiwonderly1419]

She also trivialized women who suffer real assault

[@perfumegoose]

I remember hearing my sister and of a couple of her friends talking about fabricating a story about two guys in the neighborhood. They were about 14. I eventually told the guys what they were planning and told my father. The two guys stayed away from them after that, but my father refused to believe it. Food for thought

[@Aaron-kj8dv]

Was it some dumb teen thing or did she grow up to be manipulative?

[@TheDweeb002]

The fruits of believe all women because they’re sweet little angels propaganda

[@scottricci5063]

@@TheDweeb002 amen. But I would also state "not all women ". A majority perhaps. They learn at a tender age that they are fragile and are to be protected. When faced with situations of self- preservation they will absolutely play that card. The women who don't and rely on truths, are to be commended for their restraint, bc it is such an easy card for them to play and most know it.

[@Rietto]

@@scottricci5063 'Believe All Women' was the hashtag for people who think every accusation of assault by a woman needs to be immediately believed without question.

[@davidchang8428]

Women lie

[@velvetram2975]

So weird she kept committing crimes after suffering no consequences

[@treasurethetime2463]

Right. Almost as if she thought she could do anything she wanted and nothing would ever happen.

[@randybridges7365]

Black privilege

[@jasonwolfe3252]

​@@randybridges7365black female privilege.

[@davidglad]

Filing false reports should be more heavily punished than they actually are. If you lied every other occasion, don't be surprised if people don't believe you when your freedom depends upon it

[@KilimnikGenya]

She absolutely ruined those guys careers. I was living in NC when this happened and it was all over the place. I think some in the community hoped and prayed that her fabrication was indeed true. She is a sickening person. Not surprised she went on to murder someone.

[@KilimnikGenya]

@Dr_ToddGrande.0 : Stop scamming.

[@willelliott5052]

A college acquaintance of my daughter falsely accused a football player of rape. She had made herself easy for him, and when he quickly lost interest, she was out for revenge. Fortunately, her story was not credible to authorities. She never faced any punishment for trying to ruin his life, not so much as a suspension from college. Personally, I believe that such criminals should serve the exact sentences that they sought for their victims.

[@lorrainedevlin6409]

Yes I think its awful,there are men and women of this world,who are hell bent on inflicting terrible pain on people who reject them,instead of just walking away. Its worse than acting like a spoiled child,who never got what they wanted,or who was always used to getting what they wanted.

[@MaidenHelll]

Cool story bro

[@Aaron-kj8dv]

I was in a school group where we would go camping in HS and there was a girl who used to accuse everyone of rape and finally by like the 3rd accusation everyone got suspiscious. I remember my mom telling me to avoid her and not understanding why. Luckily she was 2-3 years older than me and probably stronger than me lol so any accusation that came my way would automatically be disbelieved.

[@LaniLanilei]

That reminds me of the Laws of the Jews. If a person bears false witness against an innocent person the liar will receive the punishment instead. The innocent one goes free. Seems just to me

[@Menstral]

Double the sentence

[@robertrobert7924]

We need laws that will put false accusers in prison for 10-20 years or these incidents will keep ocurring. I cannot imagine how this Monster's children will turn out after they become teens and adults. The DA who was disbarred should have also done 10-20 years in prison.

[@invincible9462]

Great video as always. Our city I practice in is currently trying to pass tougher laws on those who knowingly give false information to police in connection with a crime / falsely reporting a crime.

[@windywednesday4166]

Good for you. That nonsense can't be tolerated.

[@carolinerowles5951]

It's women like her that make it so much harder for true victims to be believed too.

[@mjanny6330]

@Caroline Rowles they create victims.

[@red_five3325]

@@mjanny6330 which is why they need to be given the maximum sentence as true rapists (at least).

[@judytaylor3099]

The case against the Duke players can be mentioned in passing, but the reality is it went on for several years, as I remember, and these young men were reviled and stigmatized not only in their community, but nationwide. It was not only towards the men, but families as well. Horrible.

[@ruthstevens8805]

Please ppl don't call your kid Crystal. It never ends well!

[@Gfysimpletons]

She looks like a La’Doush.

[@haydeecolon7868]

😅😂🤣

[@popeye5274]

Or Stewart…

[@red_five3325]

Well, in my spare-time novels I've been writing, one of the antagonists is a college girl named "Crystal." - albeit, it was her "Earth name." She was an alien whose real name was "Crys" (she and her (single) mom were too lazy to come up with better Earth names). Crys also sought revenge on a boy (another alien) after he rejected her advances. Some time after her mom's revenge plan was thwarted - which resulted in the mom's death - Crys was contacted by another girl (enhanced human) who was also spurned by a former lover (regular human). Together, the two femme fatales concoct a scheme to ruin their targets' lives. - without spoiling anything, I can tell you that it won't be like "Strangers on a Train."

[@X56th_SFS]

Or amber

[@Aaron-kj8dv]

This was the first time I ever saw how insane some colleges can be. I remember women holding signs that said "Even if they're innocent, they're guilty" which is actually very scary that people think like that, some of those people are in positions of power, and universities find that that sort of thing acceptable since it's so unacademic.

[@LaniLanilei]

Yeah. Whatever happened to innocent until proven guilty. Did they forget the 6th Amendment. The Court of Public Opinion though IMO usually gets it right. Some people don't think they judge instead.

[@elliedaniels2245]

For those of us with sons it's a fear we have that some psycho girl will try to ruin their lives.

[@philwill0123]

@@elliedaniels2245 the irony will be it's more likely your daughter will be sexually assaulted with no evidence to get an arrest, than your son will be falsely accused.

[@elliedaniels2245]

@@philwill0123 Absolutely horrifically true. One of my girls had her apartment robbed by two illegals who kicked in her door but thank God she wasn't home.

[@kuritheking]

@@elliedaniels2245 definitely makes it harder for us that actually need justice because we were actually assaulted. No one will ever believe me if I were to speak up. Fuck people

[@nathansmith1085]

She should have already been in prison for trying to ruin those 3 guys lives. Accusations like that completely ruin people, and even when proven wrong they still follow that person and people will still question and wonder. False accusers are someone the worst people, for trying to ruin someone's life and equally as damaging, it makes people question legit claims. They can keep her in prison and anyone like her.

[@catherinecarmichael3180]

I believe that the coach was fired and the entire Lacrosse team was dismantled. the repercussions were wide spread.

[@rohypnotist6263]

They should receive the same amount of years they try to pin on others .

[@HexagonFL]

False accusers should reap the punishment for their accusations, absolutely. I believe a false accuser who can be proven a liar should actually receive a harsher punishment than the accused for moral and judicial purposes…

[@virginiaviola5097]

Thou shalt not bear false witness… and this is why. At least karma was quick to step in in this case. Although, maybe not so great for Reginald.

[@grimacemcdonald1]

False accusers don’t get charged because they are usually women. Crystal even had the accusations left out of the trial

[@DiarrheaBubbles]

Not diagnosing anybody in this video, only speculating on what could be happening in a situation like this. Crystal is trifling AF and everyone knows it.

[@perfectionnotallowed6093]

😂😂😂

[@BackyardButcher]

🤣🤣💯💯👍

[@genesissmg]

👏🤣 as simple as that!

[@deeliciousgrapes]

Yes indeed

[@stupidhat1779]

Lol that was my diagnosis as well ;-)

[@amiemason420]

I used to work with her cousin and even her cousin didn't like her during the lacrosse dramas she said I can tell you with 100% certainty that she made that up Even her own family knew how much she lied

[@kuritheking]

May have been a compulsive liar due to various reasons, that’s a behavior often developed in childhood. Maybe she felt she didn’t receive enough attention in her home life. Could be anything but this is definitely chaotic

[@amiemason420]

Yeah she said Crystal lied about everything even stuff she didn't need to lie about. So definitely pathological liar

[@amiemason420]

@@kuritheking Yes she had an ok upbringing she had a big family that supported her but eventually turned on her after her heinous actions.

[@dar7230]

Over and over

[@dar7230]

​@@amiemason420 I certainly would

[@gaiaiulia]

"Entertained through an absence of apparel" 😂😂 The alliteration of "m" words in that concluding sentence was truly magnificent!

[@anythingbootneck]

“Clothing challenged dancer”. I nearly chocked on my tea when you said that! Hilarious 👍🏻🤣

[@davidwartski7213]

The stealthy stripper stunned students, staging a strange story that stalled steadily, stinging her standing and stretching her state of stagnant stupidity. The subsequent stabbing left her struggling to stand steadfast with striking statements, but was stymied and stationed in the stockade for an extended stay.

[@Gfysimpletons]

Superb

[@TheDweeb002]

Sublime

[@lilblondiebear]

Stupendous!

[@TennisOnion]

sensational

[@courtesyofdickboak]

Totally alliterate

[@bettinabarry8423]

The false allegations of this case remind me of the Tawana Brawley case of the 1980s. During that time, an associate of AL Sharpton came forward, saying it was a big, made-up stage lie. It would be interesting for Dr. Grande to an analysis of the Brawley case --- including the aftermath of those involved

[@FreshLounger]

I remember this case, how it was reported and I second this suggestion. Dr. Grande, please do an analysis of the Tawana Brawley case. Especially the aftermath.

[@SomethingSomethingg]

I was just thinking about this. I'm curious if Sharpton got his hands on this one too because God knows he will racebait everything and anything

[@rhondasisco-cleveland2665]

I always wonder what people’s childhoods were like, when their adulthoods are so chaotic.

[@m.f.richardson1602]

Dr. Grande has many videos on childhood trauma. Very interesting. Peace

[@klardfarkus3891]

Maybe ,childhoods, but some people are just natural born trash.

[@meredithisme3752]

Bad parenting guaranteed

[@reneethorn145]

@@meredithisme3752 or non existent parenting

[@Peakfreud]

Probably similar to her adult hood. Basically never being held to an ounce of Accountability.

[@goldfishi5776]

There was a time when a story like hers would make one hell of a disturbing movie!

[@haggis525]

Yeah... Now it's just another day.

[@machetey]

Just tune to lifetime, they probably have thrown a few together in the time it took to write this.

[@andyiswonderful]

This reminds me of the OJ Simpson cases. He was so obviously guilty of two murders, but his predominantly black jury couldn't bring themselves to convict him, likely afraid of repercussions back home. Then, When OJ was arrested again for a different offense, and convicted, the judge threw the book at him.

[@reginald1106]

I knew it was the duke lacrosse story as soon as I saw the thumbnail. That I saw that documentary while in college like 8 years ago I was so impressed by the lawyers diligence to prove the team innocent I almost switched majors to apply to law school

[@chrystalblue7170]

I hope you help innocent people. That's what my daughter is going to law school for. She works for a lawyer who sues cops who beat or kill innocent people. I'm shocked at how common it is in southern California

[@MsNooneinparticular]

Reminds me of OJ's conviction in Vegas: he never would've gotten that sentence if not for the high-profile murder trial. There's only so much sh!t you can stir in one lifetime. It's not necessarily about "wanting someone to pay" but getting a danger off the street.

[@thiawroane]

Except OJ did commit the crimes of kidnapping and terroristic threats. On tape. Not to mention he was there to collect memorabilia that he tried to hide from the civil collection agents.

[@sngray11]

There need to be harsher laws for those that willingly make false statements to police in connection with a crime and/or falsely reporting crime. smh. This behavior can ruin people’s lives!

[@SilverGrizzly]

“clothing challenged” 😂

[@jkjives1786]

LMAO 🤣🤣

[@dextermoore278]

😂😂😂

[@darkpassenger65]

Early in my career I new a woman who would bounce from job to job after she would cozy up to the higher execs and threaten to bring sexual harassment claims if they didn't pay her off. I worked with her at a previous employer when she did this. Then over the years I heard through the grapevine that she had struck again and again. Then one day out of the blue she had the gaul to list me as a reference when she applied at my company. HR asked wanted my thoughts on her and I tried to warn them, but by then she had already gotten to somebody higher up, got hired and became the most toxic member of the team and eventually struck again. That's how she lived, she was a job hopping serial sexual harassment accuser. Here's the long term effects of parasites like her, she sucks the credibility out of the women who really are victims of sexual harassment.

[@anthonycoleman9593]

Unfortunately, but every case is different.

[@SomethingSomethingg]

Do you mind sharing her name so we can know to avoid her?

[@knowthycell]

Probably not all she sucks

[@GregBrownsWorldORacing]

@@SomethingSomethingg I think it's .

[@johanpeterson9671]

“Clothing challenged dancer” Classic Dr G. 🤣

[@DuffMan.]

"Clothing Challenged Dancer"...."Private Parts at Private Parties"..... "Absence of Apparel"... just superb!!! I come here for the crime, but stay for the steel cold sarcasm!

[@reneethorn145]

"Clothing challenged dancer" 😆that's the best one yet! 💕

[@ED-es2qv]

When a prosecutor intentionally withholds exculpatory evidence, they should get the prison sentence the innocent person was facing.

[@kamelaparis7489]

That should be illeagle but it ain’t … they all do it . Our judicial systems just as much of a joke as the rest of our country . Sad , mad , mockery of a joke .

[@chrystalblue7170]

Sadly most rapists get no time. Very few rapists even get charged. It seems they only pursue the innocent men!

[@minichief307]

​@@chrystalblue7170because most of the time there's no evidence.

[@vensheaalara]

Humor on point tonight, Doc. Well done.

[@annalisegiovanni7032]

Heyyyyyy Dr. Grande🥰 Thank you so very much for the new video! I didn't get an alert for this video of yours. So I'm super happy I decided to check your channel just in case. You're the best🙏💗❣️

[@zak27986]

Amazing video Doctor Todd Grande. As an Australian normal young man myself born in 1998 from the younger generation, I researched a lot about the Duke lacrosse case. My heart goes out to Collin Finnerty plus his family, David Evans plus his family, Reade Seligmann plus his family, and Mike Pressler plus his family for the suffering they all went through, absolutely depressing. My heart goes out to Milton Walker who was a live-in partner to Crystal plus he survived an attempted murder from her and my heart goes out to the Walker family. My heart goes out to Reginald Daye who was the ex-boyfriend murdered by Crystal and my heart goes out to the Daye family. I hope the corrupted disgraceful former prosecutor Mike Nifong, the biased Duke University administration & faculty, the gender swindlers, the ignorant protesters, the lying journalists, the lying news reporters, the lying politicians, the race swindlers, and especially the false accuser herself Crystal Mangum all deserve to be punished, shame on all of them for the damage they all caused, absolutely pure evil. The law should always be “innocent until proven guilty” period. To all my fellow human brothers and sisters around the world, stay safe & always remember be genuine & take care of one another.

[@tod3msn]

The Lacrosse players really got raked over the coals and endured a lot of negative publicity for a crime they did not commit.

[@nicholaslake5937]

To each his own, but after a few years I'd consider the $20 million I received and consider that a good trade.

[@Aaron-kj8dv]

It's scary to think what would happen if it happened today

[@nicholaslake5937]

@@Aaron-kj8dv Depends which state/district it happened in. In some places, a false-accuser would be tossed in jail and fined and in other places they'd be honored with a parade and multiple talk-show interviews.

[@kuritheking]

@@nicholaslake5937 certainly their reputation will recover over time as they simply explain themselves forwardly. That is a hefty compensation right there

[@nicholaslake5937]

@@kuritheking Right on, and as they were Duke University students I'm sure their social connections, reputations, and lifetime opportunities weren't affected for any meaningful length of time and with that kind of cash you wouldn't need to worry about getting a job. Likely they have family money as well. Consider all the people that have been railroaded by false accusations (lost careers, kicked out of school, attacked by the social justice mob etc) and either have no recompense or are sitting in jail knowing they were convicted on a lie; those are the ones to feel sorry for.

[@heloramos82]

I found dr Grande during the pandemic and started following his videos. now I am studying Psychoanalysis and I am revisiting older videos and I am so grateful for those videos. They are very helpful for students and the newer videos are also great not only for students but also for entertainment. Keep the good work Doc!!!

[@sadrera3593]

Its sad that the women who make these false claims are never charged for making false reports ( or whatever the charge is) . So many mens lives are ruined because of false claims. People will always remember the names of the accused but they wont remember that they were found innocent. I personally think those making false claims should be charged and serve time in jail. Maybe that will make someone think twice about making false claims.

[@Jenn_80]

Agree 💯

[@SKELTER.]

Your conclusion was a masterclass in alliteration.

[@TheMattTrakker]

Not punishing people that make false accusations just perpetuates the behavior. They have nothing to lose and everything to gain from it.

[@thatbemefool]

Fantastic LIES was one of the best 30:30 episodes EVER. I’m glad the truth was revealed. This young lady was E-Vil.

[@slatreille1234]

Dr. Grande rocked out with some intense alliteration at the end, whew!

[@bigbenssearchhistory5875]

You work your ass off to get into Duke, some of those dudes were on a full athletic scholarship…only for it to get taken away by some liar and an insane prosecutor who ended up getting charged and disbarred in NC. Those boys didn’t go to prison, and yea they got $20 million each…but they were drug through the mud like crazy. One of them was even attacked in his apartment by a self proclaimed “vigilante of justice” (that’s true). Luckily he wasn’t hurt but still, they had to go through a lot. When those guy’s children are old enough to search their father’s names online only to see that they had been accused of rape and were arrested. Granted they were found innocent but that term, “accused of rape” doesn’t EVER fully go away. So you’d have to have some tough conversations with your child when it happens

[@icturner23]

The sister of a school friend of mine went to prison for wasting time after being found tied up and saying that she had been attacked. The family still believed her and I tried not to look into it, in order to just be supportive to my friend, but the case seemed to be strong. Then she was released and went on with her life, including being a house mistress in a boarding school, which surprised me.

[@lukeskywalker2116]

There needs to be a national registry of false accusers. She should serve the maximum possible term for all people she falsely accused. What you are not saying is that all 40 of the men on the lacrosse team paid the price for her false accusations.

[@lorrainedevlin6409]

I AGREE.

[@perfumegoose]

You would need a super computer to maintain a list like that. Massive database

[@PlsWaLuigiDomMe]

What do you mean?

[@red_five3325]

@@perfumegoose wipe the ATF's computers clean and use them, then.

[@othergary]

@@red_five3325 W I N !

[@Danielle-nz9tn]

Glad Crystal was at least able to “solve her housing problems”. 😂😂. Hilarious as always, Dr. Grande.

[@scootertrash911]

Free rent , no power bill and free food, what's not to like?

[@sophiaisabelle0227]

It's great to see Dr Grande improving as time passes. This particular case seems very intriguing.

[@tommymitchell2306]

Dr Grande is the best in his analysis!!

[@DavidDeeble]

Before Mike Nifong I operated under the assumption that defense lawyers had a monopoly on corruption. Boy was I wrong.

[@taycarroll1124]

Remember innocent until proven until guilty for example people always bashed the dream team for getting for OJ off for double murder but they never mentioned that Johnny Cochran helped exonerate several people, Barry Scheck and Peter Neufeld founded the Innocence Project, and F Lee Bailey freed Dr. Sam Sheppard.

[@BigMouse1288]

She got a very light sentence for taking a man’s life. She’s guilty as sin.

[@4gegtyreeyuyeddffvyt]

Women always do get lighter punishments.

[@CraftySouthpaw]

I remember the Duke Lacrosse scandal, but I had no idea the accuser was later convicted of murder. I agree that reasonable doubt probably exists, but I don't think the murder conviction was solely a matter of "revenge." I think her history of violence and lies cost her the benefit of the doubt that a jury would normally give to a defendant _without_ those histories. You could say this was a case of "the girl who cried wolf."

[@tm13tube]

Dr Grande, I appreciate your wit. Listening to a professional tell us about an illegal incident and suddenly phrases like “solved her housing problem” hit my ears in Alert mode. No variance in tone, merely clever words calling out. I love it.

[@pete6705]

I followed this story very closely when it happened and I was shocked and infuriated that she never got in 1 tiny bit of trouble for destroying 3 young men’s lives as well as throwing an entire college sports team’s lives into complete turmoil. I remember Jesse Jackson said his group would support her and pay her tuition whether she was telling the truth or not. Jesse sucks too

[@jonpato]

It's called black privilege.

[@lisasaims3007]

Heinous is the key in that sentence Dr G, no lacrosse players there, just karma slapping her down! Those poor kids 😢 she had

[@lorrainedevlin6409]

Yes it must have beem awful for those poor kids,she had,born with a wicked mother.

[@Cyber_Kati_6744]

👏👏 Bravo Dr. Grande! 👏👏 PROUD PATREON SUPPORTER! ❤ Have a great night everyone! ✌️❤️

[@higgaroc]

Your aptitude for alliteration is an art form Dr. G!

[@cathycabricesm]

Dr. Grande’s analysis are the best! Also. It pains me a bit to think about this woman’s children, to be 9y old and to be calling the cops because of your mom’s choices ☹️

[@margaretlumley1648]

Such an interesting case! My life seems so boring in comparison. Dr Grande, I also loved your humour (as always) including of course the alliteration. I do hope, though, that you don't feel obliged to include it. We will still love you even if you don't! ❤️ That being said, you do have an amazing knack for it!

[@m.f.richardson1602]

Almost missed you. Seems you're running a little late. Also, I'm aware of the shakeup with the cacti. Your videos always help Me sleep better. Your humor is outstanding Thank you Peace 💕🇺🇲

[@ninijellybeanie6853]

This edition of entertainment was extraordinarily enlightening! (Sorry it’s early here and no coffee yet so that’s all the alliteration I could muster!) 😊

[@kevinthomas4171]

This isn’t “payback” but a simple case of karma. Her behavior virtually guaranteed that she’d wind up in prison, somewhere, sometime for something. Inevitable.

[@elizabethwarman9028]

Good evening Dr Grande, well great analysis. Crystal got exactly what she deserved. This is called Karma. Karma is not a very nice lady, but she is a just lady. Thank you for your videos. I always learn something new. Have a wonderful Tuesday.

[@virginiaviola5097]

That has to be one of the best real life ‘the boy who cried wolf’ scenarios I’ve heard for a while.

[@islandhopperfl4167]

HOLY COW! 1.27 Millions subs???? I remember when you hit 100,000! You could literally tell academia where to go! Congratulations Dr Grande.

[@meredithisme3752]

Working in health, fake accusers appear as well, police usually let us know about them so that we female staff are present at the consultation to protect the doctor

[@othergary]

*Never underestimate a woman's ability to rationalize bad behavior and avoid all accountability.*

[@BBallRambling]

Who would have thought a person who didn’t care if she ruined other peoples lives several times over many years would once again ruin a life. False accusers should be held accountable. It would at the very least get them off the streets and give them access to counseling for a few years. And at the most could prevent a selfish and out of control person from escalating to murder.

[@cecilyerker]

I love it when people show up to court in a busted-ass wig. 😂

[@Peakfreud]

😂😂😂

[@GentlePace8]

“Clothing challenged dancer”! That’s the best! 😂😂😂 I love it ❤

[@bwktlcn]

I lived in NC at the time of both the LaCrosse player incident and the stabbing death. The overwhelming reaction I remember at the time was not “get her for anything” but instead was, “For Pete’s sake, lock her up before she kills someone else.” There could have been injuries or deaths associated with any number of her prior behaviors - arson with @ child in the home, for example, or one of the LaCrosse players could have been attacked by a mob seeking revenge for a rape. While I hope that she’s gotten some kind of mental health treatment, she’ll be in the news again if she didn’t. I remember listening to her telling her story and thinking, “there’s a padded cell with your name on it.”

[@gailkelly4651]

Hello Dr Grande ❤️....nice to see you. Yes I think she is where she is. She probably won't end up doing quite that much time if she participates in what they offer but you have to be accountable in some way for your actions. I love your analysis Dr. Grande. Thank you ❤️

[@randyboggs3269]

Great video tonight Dr Grande! I about cracked up when you said she didn't feel like picking up a fare.

[@trippymchippy8586]

Grande to Wife : "I'm not saying this supper is awful, I'm just speculating about what could be happening in a situation like this"

[@Marius-vw9hp]

I would really like to see you do some more videos on general topics, not only specific cases. Especially topics involving the law and psychology.

[@TheROBSWEETS]

14:04 - 14:433. ...Put a BEAT behind those bars!!! KILT IT BRO!!

[@Hawkmoon26933]

I remember this story when it came out. This is the first time I have heard about what she done in the years before the accusations. I didn’t even hear this in such detail on the 30 for 30 documentary from ESPN which I highly recommend, it’s called “Fantastic Lies”.

[@Daavhimself]

Can you do an analysis of the recent South Park episode "Worldwide Privacy Tour?" They brilliantly mock Harry and Meghan and the couple are now threatening to sue South Park... If you don't do an analysis I know you will thoroughly enjoy watching it :)

[@ManaDrain315]

But that episode was just telling it like it is with those two.

[@cymeezer619rmh4]

They’re threatening to sue? Must be part of the master plan to stay relevant! 🙄

[@monacoofthebluepacific2571]

That episode is starting to lose it's appeal because EVERYONE has done an analysis of it by now. Everyone ! 😫

[@Daavhimself]

@@monacoofthebluepacific2571 But Dr. G hasn't...

[@raechelgrantham8134]

Any person who falsely accuses someone of such a heinous crime should be made to serve the sentence the innocent party was facing. She got exactly what she deserved. I'm just stunned it took so long for karma to catch up with her.

[@Will-Parr]

The disgraced prosecutor in the Duke case, Mike Nifong was disbarred and lost his law license. He should have served substantial jail time.

[@monacoofthebluepacific2571]

His ruined reputation and being disbarred is probably good enough I doubt he can find gainful employment anywhere. He may even be living homeless on the streets

[@GenXfrom75]

False accusations ruin lives. And accusers should face the SAME consequences that the people falsely accused would have gotten 🤬

[@Masterho310]

I remember the original case back in the day. Seems she has had a long history of making up allegations.

[@Mr47-007]

“Clothing challenged dancer”😂😂😂 took me a second!

[@LavaLahaie]

I bet you by the time she’s finished her sentence even the prison will be glad to get rid of her

[@lorrainedevlin6409]

But she is getting out so the public are in danger,because its for sure,she will go on comitting awful crimes,her type never change. The public are in danger.

[@LavaLahaie]

@@lorrainedevlin6409 it would seem likely.

[@royadartube]

It is interesting how men who are more suspicious choose women who have a reputable and provocative job. Because she was a dancer, everything she did made her partners suspicious. Why did he choose her then? Why does human choose a partner who has features they fear the most?

[@fullmetal_neet2288]

More people should have served actual jail time for what they did to those duke lacrosse boys. Crystal and the DA should have all gone to jail for the amount of time that they were trying to lock the boys up for.

[@kellydean3497]

Your humor is divinely sublime!!!! I've worked proving many INNOCENT people who were accused by nefarious folks! Dr. Grande, your the host with the most!

[@andreasrau2161]

Good morning, Dr. Grande! Well, Crystal certainly lived a busy life and managed to play the legal system to perfection. It's no wonder that she was unpopular with the community in which she lived, with her false accusations and previous criminal behavior. I wonder why she didn't move to New York City, Las Vegas or Sodom and Gomorrah or some other place more amenable to her tastes and behavior. Fortunately, she'll get out of prison young enough and healthy enough to continue her habits. I think that she was convicted partly because people in her community had had enough of her, apart from being responsible for Reginald's death, that she was too dangerous a person to be allowed to run loose. Thanks for sharing.

[@Menstral]

Justice was FINALLY served

[@rampage2587]

I was younger then. This case was my first time seeing false accusations at work. Taught me to hold judgement because things aren't always as they seem.

[@Dan.D.Lion.Wishes]

Dr. Grande, as a Californian I'm drawn to your nuggets of wit and humor because they are dry as our drought and make me feel right at home. 😎🕴😎 Kool Dude Award!

[@jenanne31]

Not only does falsely accusing innocent men of rape potentially ruin those men's lives, it makes it all the more difficult for victims of actual sexual assault to be believed and receive justice. It's just unacceptable.

[@theappraizer]

Great catch Dr grande! :-) Holy smokes I hadn't even seen the first report on this one.

[@denish1]

14:03 Come on wordsmith! 😄 I've been noticing this lately but today's was especially long. Makes me giggle when I notice what you're doing 🤭 Great video as always Dr G. Love from NC

[@isaac80745]

Your the only one that gave full story. Most people didnnt mention she was fighting. But you brought up a great point.

[@samgoff5289]

She got used to not having any consequences for things she did...also I think if the guy was going to lie about the fight and the way she stabbed him he would have just left the part about hitting and dragging her too

[@Peakfreud]

Theres plenty of those she's far from the only one. You'd have a difficult time holding one accountable for small trivial & petty things Let alone serious allegations

[@debbiethompson14]

"She is really going to be disliked now!" LOLLLLLL

[@jamesjacocks6221]

If we started at the beginning of this sad story, Crystal herself was probably abused variously as a child and was perhaps force fed the very lack of empathy that fueled her fall. Once, in a very long while, there is payback. But, in truth, there is no justice. The behavior of some Greeks and athletes in college can be largely out of bounds, almost as if practicing for the day they will be in charge. Where in this story is there good behavior? Crystal, BF #1, BF #2, the police, the lacrosse team? The story seems a perfect post morality tale.

[@aanadirbloodblade905]

The Duke story was huge in the area when it went down, those poor boys were deemed guilty before they ever stepped foot in court. Thankfully the truth came out. Anytime someone is sure of a persons guilt before hearing all the evidence I just tell them two words. Duke. Lacrosse.

[@zenawarrior7442]

Her & the prosecution are disgusting, false accusations can ruin lives. A lying entitled narcissist causing mayhem. Great analysis & quips again. Thanks Dr G😊💚💚

[@jamesparlane9289]

It is highly likely that she had done clothing optional deals with prosecutors, police and anybody she could get something from.

[@jarvismckenzie776]

"She continued to entertain through... an absence of apparel." Very diplomatic :-)