Cary Stayner | Mental Health & Personality
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- This video answers the questions: Can I discuss the mental health and personality factors that may be at work in the case of Cary Stayner?
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I totally believe that his parents neglected him. His parents were awful to Steven when he came home- the made him go on national television just two weeks after being rescued to talk about being kidnapped, they wouldn't let him go to counseling (claiming that he didn't 'need it') and their father partially blamed Steven for being raped (Steven said that his father never looked at him and barely talked to him after finding out, father said he didn't know what to do) and kicked Steven out of the house when he was still a teenager because he was smoking pot. Their parents were obsessed with having a picture-perfect image without actually parenting their kids
One relative in the family (likely the uncle who was mentioned early in the video), was a sexual predator. The adults all knew and told the kids to "stay away" from that individual. This further explains why the parents didn't want any of their kids (including Steven, after he returned home) to receive psychiatric help.
A lot people have parents like this monster and even worse sometimes . The mom wasn't affectionate big deal. Doesn't give him the right to kill women and children.
@@kathrynoneill5862 it all adds up, all the environmental factors are like a chemical mixture only increasing the chance to create a monster. It is in fact a "big deal". Especially if he had a predisposition to violence, everything in his life only solidified this equation.
I remember that and it made me wonder whether the motorcycle crash was an accident, or intentional.
@@kathrynoneill5862 big deal , what kinda world would this be if we all were brought up by predators and gangsters and physical and mental abusers, crack heads, devil worshipers. Which one are you, big deal it is , maybe it's you that needs intervention.?
Having a family where one son gets kidnapped, escapes, becomes famous, dies in a freak accident, having their uncle murdered, and a son that becomes a serial killer has got to be one of the rarest instances in “true crime” history,
I was thinking the same. Just absolute tragedy engulfed that family.
DJ Castano, Business as usual in the USA.
Yes! Insanely unlucky!
It’s really sad
@DJ Castano Agree-Family seemed cursed. Reminds me of the Kennedys [all generations]: Bootlegging, multiple DUIs, rape trial, eldest son killed in war, electric shock treatments, infidelities, Chappaquidick, love child, cancer, plane crash killing John John etc.
My mom grew up in Merced and went to high school with the Stayners. My aunt was of the same graduating class as him and my mom was two years younger. Stephen’s kidnapping was tragic and well known throughout Merced. Stephen’s motorcycle crash happened on a rainy night right outside of the vet clinic that my parents met at while working there. My mom said that stephen’s kidnapping and early death “really messed Carey up.” So sad and tragic, and I had no idea until watching this video as asking my mom about him
Cary had been fantasizing about murder since he was a small child, long before Steven was kidnapped.
We used to walk to the store together…..Carey, Stephen, Jody and Corey, my cousin and me. My grandma lived two blocks away….. I remember playing jax on their front porch. I also recall when we were no longer allowed to walk to the store because Stephen had been abducted. I was hanging out with his sister when he came home oddly…..He married Jody, a girl I went to school with. If memory serves Stephen died on Santa Fe….motorcycle.❤️
“He was the only one wearing clothes, I guess this guy couldn’t fit in anywhere.” Dr. Grande, you always regale me with your macabre sense of humor!
ROAST 😂
Hahahahaha. I almost choked when he said that 😂😂😂😂😂
Who knew-jealous of KIDNAPPED brother?
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Yes he was.
I'm only speculating on what could happen with a personality like this, but Dr Grande could write horror movies.
Watching "I Know My First Name is Steven" is one of my vivid childhood memories. my mom and I used to watch all of the miniseries they would air based on the big true crime stories at the time. I looked it up to give it a rewatch several years ago and it was available (in several parts) on youtube. Such a sad story.
Did you know he was killed in a motorcycle accident?
@@therealmrsruttle hit and run motorcycle accident.
His sister was telling me about when they were working out the deal for the movie.
Odd how he exposed himself when not appropriate but kept his clothes on at nudist event.
right? Its so strange
No shock value at a nudist camp.
Too vulnerable and not on his terms.
The feckless parents were at least emotionally neglectful before 7-year-old Steven was abducted. The kidnapper simply told him his parents didn't want/couldn't afford him anymore, and he meekly accepted that as fact. Most 7-year-olds from loving families would think, 'Liar, my parents will go to the ends of the earth to find me.' Sadly, the Staynors failed to communicate their feelings to their children.
Yes, and there was more. Generational sexual abuse in the family. The uncle mentioned early in the video was a sexual predator and the children were all told to stay away from him.
Blaming a 7 year old for his abduction is beyond the pale. Whatever faults the parents might have had, the only person responsible for the kidnapping is Kenneth Parnell. Parnell was, as most child molesters are, very cagey, I'm sure he would have come up with another story, even if Steven had questioned Parnell's story, he would not have been deterred.
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Of course a 7-year-old is not to "blame." The point is he didn't take the many chances he had to escape because he thought his parents didn't want him anymore. It wasn't until his evil captor kidnapped another young boy that Steven realized he'd been lied to. His mother was dysfunctional and neglected the family while obsessing over his loss, that was a background factor in brother Cary's murder sentence. Let your kids know they are loved and not disposable.
@@marymastenbrook2883 this is incorrect. Cary has openly admitted that he's fantasized about murder since he was a little boy.
I remember seeing an episode of Intervention where a girl had gotten addicted to opioids because years prior before her birth, her sister had been kidnapped, raped, and murdered as a young child. Her parents grieved her sister and pushed her into the shadows all her life, treating her poorly and essentially neglecting her which led to her drug use. She didn’t murder anyone, but she did get hooked on opioids and I believe relapsed and died after being sober for some time. It’s just a tragic situation all around.
This is not the case with Cary Staynor.
@@Arthurian.Cary stayner was a rapist torture murderer he just uses his excuse my brother was kidnapped like Gary ridgeway or Dennis rader saying I did all this despicable crimes because my brother was kidnapped that's bullshit
I worked and lived in Yosemite in the 90's. This story really freaked me out.
Can you do an analysis of Francine Hughes (The Burning Bed)? You've talked about how abuse factors into crimes before and that made me wonder about her.
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So much pain involving so many people coming from and happening to one child. Like an emotional bomb going off over and over. Shrapnel going everywhere.
Then there’s the Cain and Abel aspect where his kidnapped brother, motivated by seeing another kid getting kidnapped, becomes a hero, escaping and saving the other boy too. Interesting and complex case. Well done 👍🏽
I lived in Yosemite when Carey committed these murders. The whole town was packed with news crews for a week.
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I remember the TV movie about Steven. His story was heartbreaking. I’m sure Cary was affected by his brother’s kidnapping and the attention when he returned, but there had to have been more than that to cause him to see women as nonhuman, as his actions show.
Please talk about Cindy Watts, Chris Watts’ mother
Theres a few good insights into her on CZcams (LiveAbuseFree).
@@jared8038 Love Live Abuse Free
I always felt like there was some abuse in the family that made Stephen vulnerable to stranger abuse. Then Cary was ignored and neglected. The family didn't seem to be interested in seeking treatment for either of their kids, saying Stephen didn't "need it". I think with a better, more stable family life, with empathy and concern could have made a difference. We'll never know for sure. Those poor women. I still remember how horrifying it was.
Thanks, Doc, for interjecting humor when needed.
Just come straight to you from That Chapter, utterly stunned from this tragic, bazaar, horrific case. I need to make some sense of it and you’re the man! Thank you for the voice of clarity and expertise 🙏🏼
If you like That Chapter check out MrBallen, both great channels, what I like about this channel, That Chapter and MrBallen is that they're all respectful of the victims.
I can't keep up with you, so many videos- absolutely fantastic. Thank you.
Wow my request!! Thanks for doing this sir grande, I hope you have a merry Christmas!!
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this is real horror on so many levels.😕
This was my request, too! Thanks, Dr. G.
Can you do the Q-Non folks? What causes people to go off the rails?
@Patricia Rivas. I do think he did do something about QAnon and/or conspiracy theories and cults not too long ago. I’m pretty sure it was sometime this year.
Your insight and analysis is what brings me here...your humor is what keeps me coming back, lovin' it!
Awesome analysis, Dr. Grande. ❤️ was it possible he held Julie captive because he learned this behaviour by his brother Stephens kidnapping. Many possibilities, but one sinister plot. Btw, at 4:02 you said Armstrong went to a nudist colony when you meant Staynor. That’s small, but the depth of your analysis defies the superficiality of this ‘no-name’ killer. I would say he had no strong father figure in his life, as shown by his parents diversion of attention to the younger brother Stephen. Great tying together of all the factors. Thankyou, my first *Thankyou* after Thanksgiving. 🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃
Thanks Dr Grande, I love your sense of humour!
I feel like he was lost to the world when his brother went missing. His parents sort of forgot that they still had other children that very desperately needed to be parented. IIRC all of the kids ended up being some shade of fecked up as adults. Their parents were so focused on Steven that the siblings were left to raise themselves and anything going wrong with the remaining children went unnoticed. His actions were definitely not 100% the parents fault, but they certainly contributed to it in a huge way.
But he was already having macabre fantasies before his brother was abducted, so...
@@rowenahartman6631 That’s why I said his actions weren’t 100% their fault.
@@AtomicDreamz Gotcha! When you have that kind of wiring, however, it’s unlikely that anyone can do fuck-all to channel your behavior in a pro-social direction. I say that sadly, as someone who spent 30 years working with psychopaths and those with anti-social behavior.
The STEVEN IS MISSING Zissue took all their attention- they had GRIEF
I don't think we can blame his parents, his crimes were the dominating sado-sexual murder fantasies of a psychopath.....I feel like there would've been signs of him being groomed into that if it didn't start within himself , but there were none.
Love your sense of humor!
Another riveting and in depth analysis by Dr. Grande! I followed this case but your video included details I wasn't aware of and new insight into his personality and motivation. No doubt, he made Chucky look like Winnie-the-Pooh. The depth of depravity was chilling. As always, thank you for another interesting video!😊
Loving this pace of videos!!
Good lord...I remember this story too well and was just a few years older than Steven Stayner. I grew up near Merced and my mom worked with the father Del who was a maintenance man at the factory where they both worked. Carey apparently got his handyman talent from his father.
I adore Dr. Grande’s sharp-witted satire along with his intriguing analysis. 👨🏻🏫😂🤔💭
Dr Grande Could you please look at the case of serial police impersonater Jeremy Dewitte.
doc is like James Brown-the hardest working man in online psychoanalysis!
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Happy Thanksgiving Weekend Dr Grande. Love your shows 🦃
Really good topic! I think of this guy every time I drive through El Portal.
Any one of us are capable of psychotic behaviors. We just haven't necessarily been in the situation to bring forth that behavior. Some of us experience situations that could lead to something like this, but I assume most of us work very hard not to allow our situations to define us. So we fight against bad thoughts everyday, we grow, we try to be better, we try to do good and not evil. So many of us do good things without reward. Even if it's the smallest of deeds, we try to work against wrath and bad habits. We try to heal ourselves without anybody having the slightest clue as to what we are battling.
Though I can play devil's advocate and understand trauma in childhood can lead to destructive behavior, I have to commend those who have been through it, who are going through it, who are working on healing themselves and who are not hurting people solely because someone hurt you in the past or present. I commend all those who try everyday to be a better person without as much as a pat on the back. You are who I am writing this for. I send you love, well wishes and understanding.
I had similar thoughts earlier today. Talked to one of my defendants at work. She became very hysterical. She told me about the loss of her father and husband. She then threatened to take her own life. She was screaming and her voice was so demonic. I started to wonder if I were to be in her shoes if I would respond the same way. Was this lady like this before her tragedies? You are right about not knowing if certain situations will break you. I imagine I would be hurt but I also know people will pass and it’s a part of life so why dive do deep to the point you become so grieved with hatred?
@@victoriaarmstrong6498 Thank you for this reply. We don't really know what could make us reach to a point where we get like that. It's scary to think about, it's also sad to be aware of people that are on the brink of being harmful to themselves and/or others. I wish the best for your coworker, I can't imagine what she must be feeling rn.
I know my hatred, anger is a mutation of my grief from childhood abandonment and neglect. The psychotic rage I feel inside....when it is triggered.....it's scary.
When the cops found and arrested him, he was swimming naked in the river. I suppose they didn't have to worry about any concealed weapons?!
You’d be surprised.
Thank you Dr. Grande for another great analysis. Never heard of this guy. I rewatched your Chris Watts analysis today, too. Jeez I can't imagine the horror these victims endured in their final moments. Hopefully you can do an analysis of Christmas murders over the next few weeks. I know from a wonderful academic resource called Wikipedia that there have been a number of Christmas murders internationally. And yes, it's so twisted that I really love these particular analyses 😐
I always thought cary was affected by the attention that his brother received so decided to get his own. If you can't be famous for something, be infamous. Can any family ever really be THAT unlucky? Both of their sons.....
I agree
I do not believe in curses but if they do exist surely there was one on this family.
@@jv-ep2tc Sexual abuse was generational in the family. At least one relative (likely the uncle who was mentioned earlier in the video) was a sexual predator and the adults all knew and told the kids to "stay away" from that individual. None of the kids, including Steven, received any psychiatric help, the parents wanted to "keep it in the family". Denial made things worse.
@@Muirmaiden
My understanding was that Cary & Steven’s mother was molested by her father and yet allowed him to live with her family including 5 children.
@@SHAWNEESKYWALKER Yes, there was that too.
Serial killers are just the saddest thing, the harm they inflict and what they've experience to end up like that. As for him having homicidal thoughts before his brother was kidnapped, I would guess he claims that because he doesn't want to "credit" his brother for what he then became, in a weird way. "nono my brother that my parents loved more than me had no role in why I turned out this way"
SK are just aspiring world leaders.
I watched Steven's heartbreaking movie the night it came on. I was 8, and it has stayed with me ever since. Truly, he was stronger than he ever knew. I believe Steven's tragic kidnapping and sudden death pushed an already disturbed Cary over the edge. I cannot imagine the pain the Stayner family has endured, God bless them, and the loved ones of Cary's victims.
This is the first time that this channel has popped up in my feed! I'm glad it did. This was excellent! New subscriber here!
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My brother booked him into the main jail in Sacramento to await arrangement. The city blocked the streets while they walked him to the court house. He was cool as a cucumber.
My daddy was involved in this investigation... did an amazing spot on profile of this case.. it was a special kind of twisted.
"you daddy" like sugar daddy/pimp or like biological father "daddy" & you are 3 years old with a CZcams account? Haha jk
Just him his mommy and his daddy.
“Daddy” are you child or a fucken weirdo?
@@christoferprestipino7433 😆
@@adiamondndrough look it up not at all aware ☺️
Excellent in-depth analysis Dr. Grande.
So much tragedy in this family. I remember seeing the made for tv movie about Steven many years ago, and then hearing years later that after all he had gone through to get home to his family, they lost him to a motorcycle accident. My heart broke for them that they were robbed of his childhood, then finally brought him home, only to lose him again. Then many years later I heard about Cary, and was shocked to learn that he had become a serial murderer. I wonder if the trauma Cary experience in childhood had anything to do with his actions
Dr. Grande, I would love for you to do one of these videos on yourself. So fascinating!
Haha that would be hilarious.
Great video. You went in depth and were very logical. Also over the dry humor. Keep it up
Nice! A new post. Thanks Dr G!
Great video as always. Please do one on the late great Daniel Johnston
Dr. Grande thanks again for presenting another case and when doing so pointing out the corruption going on in court rooms being done often because judges too often do not understand how the nature of mental illness differs from the dark triad of PErsonality Disorders.
Excellent Dr Grande 👍👍
Great topic !!
Seems odd to me that he liked to appear nude in front of women, yet wore clothes at the nudist colony. I don't get it. TgT
Maybe lacked confidence in a group
In a nudist colony he wouldn't have gotten a reaction being naked. I think he liked the reaction women gave when he appeared nude and they weren't expecting it. Like shock value or something
At the time of his arrest, some of his acquaintances said they believed he was a virgin (except for the, ahem, assaults), not because of any kind of religious or ethical views, but because he just couldn't have relationships with women.
@@af398 It’s a beginning attempt at gaining control over others by getting an emotional reaction.
@@MasterMalrubius beat me to my comment by 2 days
He lived a hard life but no matter what problems you are running away from drugs will always make your problems worse.
I'd never heard of Cary Stayner, but now I have.
Thanks for helping us understand the motives on this one. Motive is always what cancer has made the most about these cases. Can you do one on Joan Crawford. Mommie Dearest would be a great one. Keep up the good work and take care. You are the bomb.
Oh gosh, this was in my home-town, population 1,700 peeps 😔 Merced, Cathey's Valley-(where Steven was kept) Mariposa, El Portal, Yosemite. We all went down to Merced once a month to do grocery shopping...we were all scared to death wondering who it might be, a friend's husband had a back-ground check done on him and found HIDEOUS stuff in his past, but it wasn't him. Then we found out we had all been swimming and hanging out with Stayner down at The Merced River🤢😱😱😨
Mariposa is CURSED, our sheriff ran head-on into Queen Elizabeths calvacade in 1983, killing one of her body guard peeps while she was on her way to visit Yosemite National Park😔
Creeeeeeeepy
Very interesting points Dr. Grande
Do some more videos like this on serial killers
Stayed up waiting for today’s video...
I’ve had intermittent internet and WiFi for several days so I was just now able to watch this. My question is when you’re a participant at the nudist colony how and where do you safely sit?
Yes. And how does one carry their money or credit cards at a nudist place ?
Ooooh I have wanted you to do this guy! Just hunkering down to watch now 😃
Sad what he did. Very good analysis of Cary.
Thank you Dr. Grande! Cracking up visualizing Chukie going psycho on Pooh bear lol
Great analysis, Dr. Grande. For a second, I thought the video was going to be about Cary Grant 😂
Thank you for this video, I've heard of this case before but you have given me new information. Great job!!
Dr. Grande, I would love to see a video on Ted Haggard. I'm fascinated by the affect religion has on personality and potential mental health disorders within the clergy. More specifically with respect to the importance of spreading the message of the Bible, or any religion text for that matter, despite personal convictions, behaviors and mental illness.
Touchy subject regarding religion, homosexuality and mental health so fully understand if you pass on this one.
EDIT: Thanks for all the amazing work Dr. So nice to find a non-toxic CZcams channel.
Great analysis on this character especially his mental state. Also what you said about Carly at 9:40 is 100 percent correct and hilarious.
Hello doctor Grande, love your videos!! Could you make one about the "abducted in plain sight" documentary on netflix? Very interesting and very crazy behavior from all parts
THAT would be a movie-length analysis in itself. BTW, the father (who was a florist) died right around the time the movie came out.
Interesting subject wow great work
I like your concept of congruence Dr. Grande.
Once again you nailed it so enjoy your channel. ...I was wondering with Christmas 🎄 coming up... Could you do a personality assessment of the characters in the movie elf... Or discuss George Bailey.. his suicidal thoughts, angelic visions.... Guilt and anger over his brother.. ect....
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It's a Wonderful LIve is one of my favorite movies.
I'll probley watch that and A Christmas Story again this year!
If you could please do "Britney Murphey" and her deceased husband and or Mother. Was she murdered? Also if possible Britney Spears! You are a master at your craft Dr.! Peace!
You have a wonderful dry sense of humor😂
Hi Dr. G, maybe you’ve already covered it, but a video on the two NY inmate escapees would be pretty cool.
Omg that was such a scary one- I still get shivers. smh
Always wonderful content! If possible, I would really appreciate your analysis of self-mutilators--particularly adults.
I’m from Merced ,California crazy story
I lived in Turlock back in those days, and frequented Yosemite. This and the Chandra Levy case were the landmarks of human horror in my young adult life.
Doc, I am engaged in your use of the word "creepy", I think we had lost appreciation for this personality trait, lost from the 70's, thanks for the story🐈🐾🐾
We went to this hotel a few years after and I got the creeps. I love Yosemite and the feeling, however I couldn't go back for a while knowing this happened. Don't let this stop you from visiting Yosemite. It's beautiful.
I stayed there twice, once in 2007 when my family was visiting from Denmark, and again in 2014 when my Swedish girl friend was visiting. I live in the San Francisco Bay Area, for years I have been visiting Yosemite, usually on Memorial Day with the Young Scandinavian Club (San Francisco) we would stay in the park at the cabin or the tent cabin, I just love Yosemite. I followed both the Steven Stayner case, not his kidnapping, since I didn't live in California at that time, but remember when he rescued Timothy White. I also followed the Sund and Cary Stayner case closely, especially since the Sunds was from the Bay Area. I knew the Cedar Lodge was where Cary Stayner worked, but it was close to the park and I figure what happened would not happen again. When I checked in I was struck my a sign on the front desk, that cautioned guests to not let anybody in their room. Both my stays was uneventful and pleasant.
Dr. Grande I am a social work grad student...graduating in February!!! I would love your take on country specific mental health diagnoses.
i'm thinking i should support him on patreon just to stay on his good side.
Great content, doc- ID love to hear your take on the practice of "catfish." Or "catfishing."
hey dr. grande, could please analyze julian assange someday? he's a very fascinating character who i feel like you could give us a lot of insight about.
thank you for consistently making such great content. i always appreciate learning something new from every video you upload. also shocked you haven't already hit 1 million subs, but i know you will very soon. ✌🏻✨
What a tragic family history. I don't empathize with killing anyone, but some of these stories are so sad, you wonder how the kids could have grown up to be decent people.
This is an incredible story. I am still trying to wrap my head around it. Watched your video 2x. Now it's time for another glass of wine🍷
I'd recommend watching the movie Dr. Grande mentioned about Steven. So tragic you wish it wasn't real, but still extremely well done. It's called "I know my first name is Steven."
Topic Suggestion: The Dread Pirate Roberts - What made him hold on to his love for so long? What would make him decide to acclimate himself to Iocaine?
I have so many questions but I'd love to hear your take without too much prompting.
“What would make him decide to acclimate himself to Iocaine?”
True love.
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I would so love to hear your opinion about the Russian serial killer Andrei Chicatilo. He and his family experienced The Famine, when people starved because Stalin confiscated their crops and grains. They even ate people (not a myth - there are historical pictures that show that people sold body parts - not their own ). Some even say that Chicatilo's brother was eaten.
Would please talk about Ed Gein and Bob Bordella? All your videos are so interesting.
I believe the theory that the abuse allegation against the uncle was true, and it happenned to both Carey and Steven. This also would have made Steven easier to groom for his abduction. I think that in this way, the cases of Carey and Steven are linked.
I remember this case well-also the tragic kidnapping of his brother. Seems to me that despite the kidnapping-he would still have been a spree killer or serial killer-however he’s labeled. Is it that unusual to find a victim AND a perpetrator of crimes in the same family? I found it very sad that his brother survived his ordeal yet died not long thereafter in an unfortunate accident. I feel for the family...
Being the only clothed person at a nudist colony makes capture very easy.
Yeah, no suntan oil to help him slip away.
I guess that he would remove his clothes and join in when they played Twister.
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Hi Dr Grande, I love so many of your videos and your analyses of all these perplexing people and situations. Many times after a video I am reminded of other complex scenarios and I have so many questions for you. I would love to hear your thoughts about the Schofield children, Jani and Bodhi. Did they get the correct diagnoses? Were they over medicated for all the wrong reasons? Did the mother, Susan, knowingly abuse her children to satisfy her own mental illness? Do these children have any hope for a happy life, or were they actually chemically lobotomized legally right in front of so many board certified psychiatrists. Are there any important lessons we as a society can at least learn from all of this? Thank you so much, and Happy Thanksgiving!
Once again an excellent video! I always enjoy your channel Dr. Grande. Would you consider doing a video on Richard Russell the baggage handler that stole the air plane a few years back? I would love to hear your thoughts. Thank you for all you do. Happy Holidays!
@@spiritmatter1553 thank you! I looked it up you are right. Thank you! Happy Holidays.
Really good. Do you think that you could do Jamie Osuna next?
Can you do Ariel Castro next? Also, you should make T-shirts that say “I’m not diagnosing anyone, I’m just speculating on what could be happening in a situation like this.” because I would totally buy one.
Yes, that's a good idea.
I'm sure he would sell a bunch!
He already has shirts with this line. It’s on teespring, the link is on the description of this video.👍🏼
@@rejaneoliveira5019 Oh nice! I’ll have to go look!
Thank you so much. I have been very interested in his story as well as brother's for years.
Love this channel !! I'm a humongous true crime junkie. Dr. Grande I browsed through your true crime documentaries to make sure you haven't talked about these killers I've listed here and they're not listed. These are the cases that have really stuck with me. 1. Colonel Russell Williams in Canada killed women, stole their panties and bras, put them on and took pictures of himself wearing them. The interrogator was INCREDIBLY BAD ASS !!! 2. Stephanie Lazarus a police officer who murdered wife of her friend with benefits, and was finally caught using DNA. Her interrogation by fellow officers is on CZcams, and it was flawless. 3. Oba Chandler killed 3 women on vacation. He lured them with the invitation to a ocean guided boat tour. He was put to death recently. He was caught because of his original way of writing. 4. Byron Smith murdered 2 teenagers who had previously targeted his home many times. He recommended the whole event. This one I have to warn everyone that the recording is extremely unnerving because you will hear the entire murder take place even as he is confronting them, the gun shots, the sound of them dying etc..just be warned. 5. The double murder of Channon Christian and her bf Chris Newsom, in Knoxville, Tennessee.
I'm watching at 3 am 😬