San Francisco "Witch Killers" | Michael and Suzan Carson Case Analysis
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- čas přidán 9. 05. 2022
- This video answers the question: Can I analyze the case of Michael and Suzan Carson?
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"He eventually told Suzan that he wanted to make Karen his second wife. Now moving to the timeline of the crimes."
😂😂😂
Genius transition
Yeah, that line pretty much set up the murder stories.
Especially us wives felt that line did not bode well for what was coming!
And that was the end of Karen!
As my therapist used to say, “Every cracked pot needs a lid.”
Sorry! But that is just a bit creepy!
Thier is a Jewish saying "every pot has a lid".
This case just blows my mind. It's hard to believe there was a time when an apartment in San Francisco rented for less than $6K a month.
My apartment in Pacific Heights on 2190 Washington Street with valet parking upscale building rent was $1100 a month
Moved out in 2000. Mine was tiny but luxury. The others were @$2800 up a month including parking. Now $5000 to $9000 a month Washington Tower.
Upscale property.
I guess I'll never be able to move back again. Sad.
That's the most shocking part of this video 🤣
your comment would have been more funny if it was 3k. studios and one bedrooms now go for $1,500 -
@@eyespy0070 I mean. As great as living in a awesome places like certain cities is, it’s a question of worth. What are you doing in the city that makes the cost worth it? Can’t access certain segments of society without it, but if it’s a cesspool like it often is, why be another floating turd?
Wow! My flat (apartment) in UK doesnt cost that a year!
"She felt this way about a lot of people." my favorite Dr. Grande quotation!!!
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"The number of the beast...that failed Math." 🤣🤣 Dr. Grande is turning into the best comedian on the internet. And his analysis are great too.
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"He later changed his name to Micheal Bear Carson, so I will be referring to him as micheal" 😂
676...the beast that failed math - I'm in tears on the floor cracking up. You're the best Dr. Grande.
Just the other day a friend was saying, "Punks are good people pretending to be bad but hippies are bad people pretending to be good."
Cannot generalize. Lived since 1957. Seen it all
Moral of the story: Stay away from New Age insanity period. Danger Danger Danger
This comment is a bit too broad brush. Not all new age ideation is bad. Crystals are beautiful ( if probably not powerful) and some of the art work is truly inspiring.
@@bthomsonI've read a few instances of nut jobs with crystals telling people to forgot their chemotherapy in order to use nonsense that will definitely not help. Its a disgusting con with zero evidence to support it.
Same as Hydrotherapy and the rest if new age bullcrap.
Just stay away from psychopaths, or those with low empathy generally.
People from traditional religions are on average more dangerous anyway. We've seen this time after time on this channel.
I'm actually fascinated by these kinds of "hippy" psychotic-break cases simply because of a personal experience of my own. I've seen many examples of psychedelic drugs being used to manipulate others psychologically, i.e. the Manson family etc, or also seeming to lead to disordered and paranoid mental states (as in this and other cases), or having the potential to induce schizophrenia/psychosis in vulnerable individuals. However, strangely enough, it was one psychedelic experience that led me to leave intoxicants behind altogether, and embark on a more successful, meaningful, and fulfilling existence.
One side of my family line had suffered generationally from alcoholism and neuroticism, and I inherited those genes/behaviors. When I was 22, I was at the lowest point of my life. I had been drinking almost a 5th of whiskey every day, since I was 17, and I started drinking at age 14, and I couldn't keep a job for more than a few months, not even as a janitor. Now, I'm not a "hippy" but one night at a mountainside party I took two Psilocybin mushrooms someone offered me. I would not normally just take a drug someone offered me, the only other intoxicant besides caffeine and alcohol that I had used were a few occasions when I tried cannabis. So taking these willy nilly was reckless in retrospect, even if it was one of my friends who offered them to me, but, I was very very drunk at that point, and feeling kind of "devil may care" due to my psychological state.
However, I ended up having an intense, introspective, very unsettling experience, where I could literally physically FEEL throughout my body the damage that I was doing to my internal organs, how damaged they already were. I realized how ill I was mentally, and physically. I couldn't hide from the fact that I was addicted to alcohol. The truth stared me in the face, and I could see how far my trajectory had taken me to a place of emptiness, chaos, and sickness. I could see all the failures in my life that were precipitated by my addiction. It was terrifying to realize what the future would hold if I didn't change. No more mental compartmentalizing was possible.
The next day, I did not drink. And the next day. And the next. It's been 34 years since I've used any intoxicant and it changed the course of my life. Now, I can't say that this is a route people should take, at all. I'm the least New Age person imaginable. I am an believer in old school, rationalist, Enlightenment thinking, but this was a profound, life changing experience for me. I don't want to engage in magical thinking about this, because I distrust that kind of illogic. But something happened to me that night, that changed the course of my existence here. I went on to work long hours as a cook to go to university part time, and eventually earned a masters degree, worked for about 10 years in that particular industry, and then eventually left that field to play music full time, and to teach music as well.
I wonder whether these people in this video or others covered, would have behaved this way or presented mental illness symptoms and committed these egregious acts regardless of their using these substances, or whether these drugs actually pushed them over the edge? It's very possible that they may have. But one thing that does seem consistent is that even drugs that are known to primarily lead to positive outcomes, i.e. ones that are prescribed by a psychiatrist, that have been researched, can sometimes have unintended psychological effects, and of course, we are still learning new things as time goes on. I'm curious what Dr. Grande's take would be on such examples such as my own.
Anyway. Love the channel, and thanks to you Dr. Grande for your amazing dry burns, and thoughtful analyses!
Interesting, thoughtful comment. I believe it's possible to be both rational and emotional/spiritual as long as you're "grounded" enough.
tl:dr you ate some shrooms it gave you autism?
@Pat Luxor Interesting. I didn't know alcohol drinking determined your gender or helped you grow new testicles! This is an AMAZING scientific discovery! Where have you published your work?
Ive heard this before about psychedelic drugs like acid, mushrooms ect. That's probably why more research should be done in those areas. It's great that it worked for you, unfortunate that it doesn't always work for others. Well done dor getting your life together ❤️
Brilliant comment thanks for sharing your experience it was fascinating!
" Being a vegetarian is not unusual, but Michael's specific diet was insufficient to maintain the strength he needed for multiple homicides" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Pure gold
truth bomb
I absolutely love your dry witt and mockery of the more unhinged individuals your videos focus on.
Unhinged is good but maybe just a tad too complementary! This is where the deviant of another comment seems to me a better fit!
Dr. Grande. You are the first person to make me laugh out loud in a while. I love your content!!
What content are you watching?
Living in Mendocino County, Northern California ive lived near many people who would be termed "hippies" i hate to paint a subculture with a broad brush, but so many of my countercultural neighbors were so much into drugs and magical "thinking" that trying to communicate with them with a rationality based approuch was a losing proposition,one of the biggest issues with them was "benign neglect" involving pets and children bordering on abuse of not only their personal charges, but the effect this neglectfull behavior had on other people/neighbors was a factual issue that was never realistically faced or even admitted ,i used to want to be "a free soul" but learned at an early age the harmfullness of this scatter brained approuch to living...
Charlie Manson liked to visit Mendocino and his girlfriends often went there to deal acid. Mary Brunner, mother of Manson's second son, was arrested there when she gave acid to a 15 year old Jewish boy.
Trippy ‘s… Not hippies… And then you have the trimagrints & trogladites😉
must be present to win.
People end up doing their own product…
The objective isn’t to stay high it’s
to make money. Keep people employed.Give back to your community… Donate to the police..Now some of those hippies got pretty smart and started. Vocality credit union..
Imagine that.😳
@@eldestofthree262 There’s an Italian restaurant in Occidental… And there was a waitress there a little tiny thing… She was quite something… She claimed to be psychic… And she was damn good to!
She worked there forever … I wonder if she’s still there?
I’m hearing that you feel good about where you are now right?
You’re doing good and not doing any weird shit like Garcia and his crew..
I guess if you'd be dead if ya were..
.that idiot, he got a brand new liver… And then he went and partied and I think it was not more than a couple of months later he was dead😕Rather wasteful.
Good points!!
Didn't expect this channel to be so funny, perfect deadpan delivery
I lived in SF when this went down. The book Cry for War is a great one for true crime fans.
I've been wondering when I would hear about these two. "Cry For War" was the first true crime book I ever read. It was absolutely chilling and the events have stayed with me. Really creepy, dangerous people.
"Nothing in her head to escape."!!! I'm dying!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you, Dr. Grande. I especially like the point you made about the others around them not recognizing signs of mental illness.
From what I've seen, the "counterculture" and "New Age" (and also some in the LGBT community), are often so invested in non-judgment that they fail to call a spade a spade, (and even forbid others from doing so). They have even gotten to the point of changing our language, where definitions of words have drifted.
Here's a minor example: I worked in a New Age bookstore. The owner was concerned about "shrinkage." In other words, some items had gone missing; were stolen; were shoplifted.
We had an incident where a woman had been trying on jewelry. She tried on several rings, but didn't buy any. After she left, I was putting them away, and noticed that one was missing. We looked all over for it, but it was gone. I remarked to a coworker that I thought the woman had stolen it. She looked some more and then confirmed, "She took it." Rarely in the New Age community do you hear that anything was "stolen." It has always been "taken."
A more serious example shows up in the LGBT community. Pedophiles and NAMBLA have attempted to align themselves with the non-judgmental LGBT community for many decades, but the LGBT community has always balked. Now the pedophiles have relabeled themselves as MAPs, claimed that they would never harm a child, (I notice they don't say that they would never TOUCH a child), and some of the people in the community seem to be falling for it.
People who are into non-judgment really do need to learn the value of discernment. As one of my teachers told us repeatedly, "Just because you're spiritual doesn't mean that you have to be stupid!" JP Sears does a fantastic job of pointing this out - with humor!
Good evening 🌆, Dr Grande! 🌵🪴🌵🪴🍀I hope you've been enjoying your day! Thank You! Hi, everyone! 🌌🌠🍀🌺🌹💮🌼🌸
If some one ever wonders why I’ll never ever ever take acid, I’ll send this video there way. These people went insane because of their lsd use. I can almost promise it was the catalyst to their insanity
Just wrong. They were psychopaths who probably would have killed without drug use.
Acid is more likely to make someone less prone to violence, not more. I'm not advocating it's use; if you're prone to fear then it's not for you. But as Dr Grande has explained previously, LSD is not linked to an increased level of violence or even mental illness. When murderers happen to have used LSD, it's incidental, not causal, although the media laps that shit up so we hear about every case.
The drug most linked to violence is alcohol.
She had 150 lovers, was possessed by the devil and had a vibe-hole in her head??? NGL I am impressed. She should give dating tips
Good one!
Dr Grande, could you not diagnose anyone but merely speculate about what could be happening in a situation where people feel the compulsion to comment "first" on your videos?!
I can. They are very low in self-esteem.
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Hey! If you have never had the rush of being the first commenter on a video I feel sorry for you. It is a thing!🌋
🤣 I'm curious about that to.
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All the cases you do are so intriguing. Combined with your humor and analysis ', they become perfection! ❤️ Excellent, Dr. Grande!
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Their mutual reinforcement reminds me of Perry Smith and Richard Hickok, the "In Cold Blood" killers. They would make a great subject for a video.
Yes that would be really really interesting!
Adore the cacti in the back.more:). more:)
it’s almost meditating
"..She felt this way about a lot of people.." 😊 (Droll!)
The "Number of The Beast who Failed Math Class" got me wanting to draw! It sounds like a children's book title, the Beast Who Failed Math, doesn't it? Somehow that phrase stuck with me.
What a bizarre case, and sad. Great analysis again. Thanks Dr G😊🤎🤎
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A very interesting look into the fine line between mental illness and counterculture projections involving a death cult, satanism, and other obsessive thoughts leading to murder. You present your case in a nice, droll style, which lets an audience know that there is always humor lurking, providing well earned entertainment value.
The beast who failed math! Dr Grande, you slay me.
"Common sense astral projection" Thank You Dr. Grande! Excellent as always. ♥
I follow your videos and feel astounded about the shoddy police work in so many cases. If you leave the murder weapon in the police car how hard is it to make a connection to the crime? The police actually had Suzan’s notes at the first brutal murder. Wow.
I understand what it is like to try and talk to drugged nutters. I get their frustration and lack of will to try to find out what happened, because it just drags out and drains you of everything just to talk to one of these "hippies" about anything important. How do I know this? I have one in my family.
@@troy3456789 First person experience is better than making judgments from afar. I appreciate your comment. I appreciate what a hard job police officers have but when Dr. G reports on case after case of really bad investigations it is frustrating. Hope your family member is ok.
@@beeimaginative The one I am talking about has been arrested and charged with arson twice; both times for setting her own apartment on fire from the inside. It is impossible to have a normal conversation with this person. I cannot imagine what it was like for investigators to try to interview this person, and the witch hunter lady.
@@beeimaginative I agree. How do you miss a gun in the car? And NOT connect it to a homicide. Sounds like incompetence, or, perhaps a very busy, overworked, and understaffed police department? I could see that happening in NYC, especially back when this happened. Those days investigations were a lot more difficult. Just can't get over the gun, though. Smh.
Well... so much for all of that peace, love & understanding folderol.
I always feel like that hippies are "easy to spot" so we have quick biases pop up in our heads even before we speak to them. In contrast, the "normal" people who happen to be very out there are not easy to spot at all.
It's an anecdote, but I feel like the amount of times I've gone "okay, wackadoo" regarding conversations with strangers is consistent across the board. At first glance (or reflection in my case), the hippies/counterculture might pop out more in memory, but I don't really have a negative reaction to them. I feel like I've had more frustrating and "okay, wackadoo" conversations with very "normal" people way more often honestly, especially in recent years.
Was gonna say magical thinking is not just a hippie thing. It is everywhere.
@@alisonmercer5946I agree, these Muppets aren't hippies .
I’ve never heard of this. I know almost a-z everything about the Manson story. This is a very interesting story. Thanks for the evaluation.
Always looking forward to your content, Dr ❤️
Love Dr. Grande but not sure about that brown shirt though. Does nothing for him. He looks better in brighter colors honestly.
@@trevorthetherapist4200 lol why does it matter the color of shirt? Lol wow ppl r nuts
@@ashleypearson7848 The payoff would be… He wants Dr. Grande to see that comment and not wear brown again.
It’s very passive aggressive…
And kind of odd really.
Speaks volumes…
@@ashleypearson7848 I know right!?! People can't figure out that a man in a dress is still a man or what their pronouns are, but I am a nut for mentioning a guy could use a stylist. 😁
Grande looks excellent always top shelf and he’s a style master, I believe although he wears big funny fuzzy house shoes while doing his podcasts 😉LOL
The law of common sense and the law of cause and effect. Implacable. Thank you, Dr Grande.
I feel sorry for Europe for having to endure Michael and Suzan for a year.
"Maybe she decided their was nothing in her head ". Dr Grande, you are the best.
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@@LDiamondz lovely, he's here. Noah was born on Sunday 8th, on Mother's Day.
"This is ground control calling for L Diamondz "
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@@cottontails9003 LOL. Yes, ground control. I finally have landed! 🤣
How about a speculative analysis on the 1984 kidnapping of Jody Plauche by Jeffery Doucett? What made the case famous is the reaction of Jody’s father, Gary Plauche. Very interesting and chock full of potential mental health factors. Either way please keep us the amazing work you are doing. We all enjoy your videos regardless of the topics you choose.
Jody's dad is a true hero.
Hi, I would like to recommend Robert Allen Hale as a future topic. There is a lot of information available on him. He lived in an isolated area of Alaska with his 15 children and wife. He was also known as Papa Pilgrim.
"The beast who failed math" LMAO
Always interesting.
Your humor is outstanding.
Seems to Me, that most of the people you talk about have the same problem.
Sex, misuse of drugs, and having a G-d complex.
So, again this is why I isolate myself a lot.
Love you, Man.
Thank you.
Peace 💕🇺🇲
Well I ain't never killed nobody
Old - Keep up the good work!
The number of the Beast who failed math had me in tears 🤣👍
I'm an old metalhead, and this will affect me more than you can think... 😅
Always informative and interesting good man! … thanks again!
Dear Dr G, an extraordinarily complex analysis. The clarity combined with humor that you consistently provide is soma to any. Bravo.
I appreciate these fascinating cases and the BRUTally dry humor.
I've really enjoyed these cases from the sixties and seventies. Astute observation about mental illness not being detected inside an already deviant community.
Take a small bit of exception to the word "deviant." Often a group will rebel against those who came before. This is a pretty normal occurrence. As a former hippie 👵 , We wanted an end to war and more personal freedom - not so deviant.
usually the negative use of the word deviant is used over other groups to not question or even justify our own deviancy.
Literally nothing good came from that "culture".
I was thinking of the drug use, permiscous sex, and rebellious attitude toward authority. None of those traits constituted mentally, physically or emotionally healthy lifestyles.
Well there were many different lifestyles and many of them were perfectly responsible and sane. Not all authority is worthy of being followed blindly ( think Hitler). And drug use has been around a long time so hippies were not alone. What you say seems right only if each piece is not examined.
'but her common sense frequently did' that made my day lol
It astounds me how creatures
can find each other, actually make their way through the world.
Damaged & delusional going for years doing the things that they do. never having any moments of remorse or clarity
😕Very tragic for a wonderful family… Sonoma County is a small community… His loss is still felt today. So sad😞 so strange!
@@eldestofthree262 If you went to school in Sonoma off of Broadway Street or if you went to Macgomery high school or if you happen to go out to Kenwood regardless of how many miles it encompasses all families pretty much know one another if you’re from the area
@@eldestofthree262 Those sometimes bitter little apples… Although if you had enough sugar and cinnamon you can turn anything into a pie
@@eldestofthree262 Gravansteins
@@eldestofthree262 do they still process those Rocky chickens over there? And I wonder if that little feed store is still there on the corner by the railroad tracks? Do you know where Annapolis is?
I had a Yamaha FJ 1200… used to make sure to try to pin it to 160mph..odometer said 160 so I was sure I could get it to get up that high but 155 was about it..
Fulton Road…/River Road… I takeoff from there and see how quickly I can get to bodega Bay on my motorcycle… oh “why is youth wasted on the young” I had a lot of hand me down dirt bikes from my brothers that that used to go out to Nuns Canyon Road… Back in the good old days we used to be able to go out to the raceway… Now that’s all grown up and fancy!
I’m so stoked I grew up without all the Internet❣️ so many very very excellent memories of my life in the valley and surrounding areas!🏄♀️
Excellent analysis as always.
Thank you Dr G.
Just catching up on all your videos I missed, while I was under the weather, Dr. Grande. They were worth the wait. Having my own little Grandethon, right here in the Garden State! 😁 This video was especially interesting. Loved all the funnies, throughout, too! You still got it! 🤣
Thanks for all your great work, Todd! 🤗 😊
Lol u crack me up! “Her common sense frequently did “. 😂
Great video!
Hello Dr.Grande.....nice to see you. Those two were right out in left field. Just such a shame that girl was killed and in a horrific way. Thank you Dr.Grande for another awesome video and analysis. And as always your good looks 🤠❤️🇺🇸
Doc! Your content is so perfectly done for what it is. You present the story. And you give details that are relevant to the case. And your occasional dry comment is always appreciated too. Thanks for the consistently great content!
I legit almost CHOKED on my Now n Later chewies! The triple 6's thing with Reagan's and Carson's name. Omg lol.. He said " No! because William has 7 letters." LMAO!
I enjoyed your observations about the hippie counterculture and how there was so much rampant drug use that it was hard to tell who was normal and who was just high.
Yeah! I checked in just in time 🙂
I think this has to be your funniest analysis to date!
Howdy Dr.Grande🌵
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Dowdy.
Dr. Grande, do you ever get the urge to just call some of these people nuts? Of course that would be "an analysis"" and not speculation.
I laughed so loudly at the common sense comment that my husband asked from the other room what was so funny. ;)
Hello! Tour humor is epic, Dr G 😅
I would love to know your opinion and thoughts on Colleen Stans case How she was able to survive for so many years baffles my brain. Also thank you for another interesting, informative video.
11:50 Dr. Grande spitting! 🔥
Great one
Michael to Suzan: "I wanna make Karen my second wife"
Dr. Grande: "Now let's move on to the scene of the crime"
Dr Grande I was wondering if you could give your thoughts on the Candy Montgomery case from 1980 Texas it has so many moving parts that contributed to this horrific crime
Excellent story. The 2nd crime/murder book I read.
This just exposed the counter-culture over here in Humboldt County. Of course, the city of Arcata is the heart of it with the city plaza being the home to it, literally. 😳
Hello, Dr. Grande.
Thank You! i hit “like” also before watching. JUST LIKE some of Your wonderful subscribers 👍
i understand You read my ramblings. THANK YOU!!!
where is my like Dr. Grande? :)
I always find it bizarre when clinicians will believe in shared psychotic disorder but not repressed memories. Like, it's believable that mental illness, hallucinations and delusions are contagious, but it's NOT believable that someone would block out being r@ped at the age of five.
Ah... vegetarians... that explains everything. 🤷🏼♀️
I had given some thought to trying to get some psychedelics because I have heard they can expand your mind if you are into contemplative practices. Since it seems like there is a tiny bit of possibility it could turn me into a religious nutter; I will stay away from those substances. Life is good!
That's probably more likely if you have underlying or undiagnosed mental illness.
There are still several young women missing on the Southern Oregon Coast. Who disappeared during the time frame when the Baer’s were living there. I’ve wondered if the Carson’s possibly had anything to do with any of their disappearances.
These two are terrifying. I’m from Portland, doesn’t surprise me they went to and from Oregon, even back then.
676. When you want to use the number of the beast, but go that extra mile.
Still hoping you'll do the Virginia Rappe, Fatty Arbuckle case
Coolness. Hippie serial killers are cool. Though they dont seem too chill. No peace and love.
You can really sense the disdain the police had toward the counterculture by not vigorously investigating the first murder, which tragically led to two more.
Vicky and Casey White please, Dr. Grande …🌸
I would love to hear your analysis of the Lanz brothers (Austin & Matthew) and the Acworth murders
That guy's jumble of beliefs is literally giving me a headache 😲😳
"Nothing in her head to escape....."
Baaahahahaha! Love it !!
Scary people! 😨 I am glad they are in jail.
Dude! 😆 The hole in the head thing! I can't 😅😅😅
5:42 "There were a lot of unusual people in that area" (San Francisco)
There still are...
Wow, never seen that spelling of Suzan in anyone but my mom‘s name. Actually, my parents are called Michael and Suzan, what a coincidence haha
First ☕️☕️☕️Thank you 😊Thank you 😊🙌🏼
5:44 I misheard "area" for "era". Both words work in this scenario.
The Beast Who Failed Math is real, he possessed my calculator during the regents and then robbed me in a Dennys parking lot.
Super early to this one! 👋🏻
Can you analyze the case of Wylie Gates, Chatham NY. Murdered his father, brother, his father’s girlfriend, and his 3 year old cousin.
Please analyze Bob Berdella.
The number of the beast who failed math bahahaha ❤️
Your analysis was way more intriguing than “common sense astro projection.”😅😁
Thank you for the review and the laughter.❤️
Btw, the color of your shirt blends so well with the background. The entire set is looking very harmonious today.🤎
I noticed that too 👕🤎😉. He always looks dapper in his shirts, doesn’t he? 👌🥰
@@moonstruck562 That’s so true.🙂
The Grande Groupies notice the background and the coordination of apparel! 🌈🌵👕
Tips for dealing with a schitzophrenic with severe hallucinations, and may possibly also have BPD of some sort, when you cannot fully block or leave them out of your life because you had a child together?