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" she married an electrician, but there was no spark....." 🤣🤣🤣
Love it😅😅
The relationship did have a few sparks at the beginning ,but in the end was shocking. It was a power struggle with a undercurrent.
I love his add ins 😂😭
Was there trouble in the ohm?
Lol the best part of his jokes are the way he delivers them in a dry fashion and with a straight face. Solid gold!
I'm not diagnosing Dr. Grande in this comment, only speculating about what happened to him in New Jersey.
😂
Bravo 👏
Dr.G knows it’s a hellhole.
Yeah I did a double take for sure, so nonchalant hahah 😂
Yes was wondering same.
Fascinated by the fact that Julie only realised she had made a mistake with George once she moved to Greece and found it boring, but not earlier when the guy had tried to strangle her mother!
George was a giant manbaby who didn't have any more skills than a toddler in processing and expressing his emotions. He should be locked up forever, 8 years is a disgrace.
Right? Seems like that should have been a little red flag.
I wish he got less time…. We need less cheating mom/whores on this planet….
I agree with you, he is a psychopath.
No. They’re the type of behaviours that get her drama juices flowing, definitely not boring then.
Welcome to Europe
“The neighborhood was so bad the family used to vacation in New Jersey.” Savage!
I know right? Everyone knows every neighborhood in New Jersey is a complete ghetto. Right? Am I right?
It stands to reason that this particular type of business would be successful in NJ. People desperately throw money at landscapers hoping to transform the land around their homes into something good, only to accept the fact that the property is still in NJ.
I’ve never been to NJ but damn….
@@nopereradicator Tony Soprano lived in New Jersey.
@@nopereradicator😂
Corey Booker is going to call a hit on the good Doctor..
I'm so relieved her ex husband took custody of his daughter, which doesn't always happen. Taking your kid to start a new family with a guy you hardly know is reckless to the max!
Let alone in a new country across the globe.
Yeah hopefully the daughter was safe and happy with her dad. She needed to be far away from her mom!
Most women just want D and A and what their kids want is silly and immaterial.
@@pixel_princess_ Men rarely get custody
I know a crazy woman doing what this one did because her new husband (that she barely knows) is a criminal on the run in his country, so they've moved to a whole new country neither of them has any affiliation with. I feel so bad for the kids, but their dad is also crazy.
Can you analyze the case of How New Jersey hurt Todd Grande? I'm certain the details would be fascinating
It's New Jersey. It needs no explanation
Yea, whats the deal with making Jersey out to be the armpit of the east coast? I vacation there every year. New Jersey's got nothing to do with Julie's mess.
@@wyatthill6252? been there?
Our thoughts and opinions always generate an interesting dialog
I have a sneaking suspicion he's either a native or former resident, judging from his vitriol. I would know the feeling.
"The neighbourhood was so bad, the family used to vacation in New Jersey" ffs Dr Grande 😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
“She actually thought it was worse than New Jersey, it’s not clear how that’s possible.” I’m Dead. 😂🤣
She may just have real short memory . Nothing is worse then NEWARK NJ biggest hell hole
@@MlewIs-qr5oti’m sure princeton, trenton or camden are worse
@@Hypno_BPM, the red states are the poorest states in the country supported by the federal government and by the blue states including New Jersey!
@@stevemorris6790 Yeah, you're right... the states that grow nearly ALL of the food are being supported by the states that are crammed wall-to-wall with people in high-rises. Brilliant analysis there. This isn't a red state vs blue state thing. Jersey sucks to a large portion of the country, many of whom once made it their home. :/
@@stevemorris6790 Oh go away with your politics. Can't you people shut up?
As a New Jersey residence I’d like to thank you for actually going pretty easy on us all things considered
As a New Jersey resident, I found it insulting.
@@Chuck0856 That's because you have a limited sense of humor. I'm sure if he was ragging on Florida you wouldn't think that was insulting.
Being that he's a dr and psych person, he should not be putting down any state without reasons.
People show Kensington PA on you tube so you see what goes on there.
So you’re a dwelling of some sort.
@@Chuck0856and that’s because you’re from Jersey and a prime example of why NOBODY speaks highly of the east coast…. Bunch of rude entitled cry babies.
Go get your 10,000 booster already.
“Growing up Julie had a lot of strikes against her. Her mother was addicted to substances, she had a series of unstable romantic relationships, _she was exposed to New Jersey_
😂 Dr Grande’s dry sense of humor is the best.
😂😂😂
If he thinks exposure to Jersey is bad he should try Las Vegas
He’s not a doctor. He has a doctorate, which means he can legally use the title doctor, like our president’s wife.
@@sludge8506 and he is still a doctor. You can be a doctor without being in the medical field. Doctors aren't limited to certain industries.
5:31 George was a very influential member of the crew. “Without him, who knows what would’ve happened to the swimming pool.” 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Boyfriend attempting to strangle girlfriend's mother could be a red flag that something is amiss with the young man.
Now, let's not jump to conclusions, here 🤪
Another classic case of how childhood trauma and abuse affect a person in a terrible way. Julia was severely insecure and traumatized and that made her vulnerable. People who haven’t been shown real and healthy love easily get tricked into fake love and are often attracted to other insecure and traumatized people. She also sounds like she had ADHD - being constantly bored is a big symptom of ADHD. That, combined with anxiety, trauma and PTSD makes for a very messed up person. Fix child abuse and trauma and we will have a better world!! Problem is, it’s a big and complicated problem to fix.
Her problem was far worse than ADHD. She seemed a little sociopathic herself.
@@thedarknessunderneathpodca6366and narcissistic.
@@lilyjane1011 I concur
She was clearly narcissistic, which meant that she lacked empathy.
Being bored of Greece is simply being bored of Greece. We all get bored at certain things.
"No spark" in the marriage with an electrician gave me uncontrollable laughter when I was drinking my morning coffee. Thank you.
8 years for murder? That's a disgrace. Shame on Greece.
That's so true. There is a big issue with penalties unfortunately.
Its not just Greece its most of Europe that's so lenient on crime. Socialism has left many scars on the justice system
@@makiss.2597 and yet most euro countries have much better living conditions than the US will ever have. The US justice system is a complete farce, corrupt to the core and solely based on making money for the prison industrial complex. Many US states still have the death penalty, yet the crime rate is much higher than in non-barbaric countries.
Yeah, they should have given him life - in New Jersey! 😂😂😂
That's not true actually, he got life in Greece. Quick google search. No one only gets 8 years for murder anywhere in the world, tf. In most European countries it's 25 years, but Greece gave him the life penalty. European here.
When friends once asked me what major trauma I was exposed to as a child, I told them, "I was born and raised in New Jersey." They all shook their heads sadly, and from then on, they always looked at me with pity in their eyes. Nothing was the same again. So I guess the moral of the story is: never admit you are from New Jersey.
Sounds like Julie would have been better off if she had been raised by a pack of wolves.
Julie was Julie's own worst enemy. She wasn't pre-programmed to act the way she did. She made her choices.
@@MelvinJ64👏 correct!
@@MelvinJ64but you can't erase her past and that the absence of love and caring from her parents really affected her, besides the beauty, she was looking for love and acceptance, the disgrace was she crossed paths with a psycho
A wolf pack is a very tight-knit family unit led by a mature and caring adult who provides, disciplines and rewards every member in the group. Every individual contributes to the pack in some way. We should all be so lucky.
@@MelvinJ64that’s not how childhood abuse and trauma work. They literally change the neurons in the brain and stunt a person’s intellectual and emotional growth because they spend so much of their efforts working to survive. Childhood abuse and trauma are the entire reason for crime and suffering in the world. Try living your whole life with horrible PTSD, depression, anxiety and health problems from suffering as a child. These children start off way behind children who grow up in stable and loving families. They have to work much harder to get on their feet as adults and for some, the trauma and damage is too great for them to have the energy to get ahead and heal.
I remember the early days of international roaming in cellular service. Ive seen cell bills that would blow your mind. Kind of shocked they got away with it as long as they did.
Well even long distance charges on regular land lines were complete horseshit, i remember in the 80s and 90s there were tons of commercials for phone companies about saving on long distance calls
@@vicvega3614wow your comment just unlocked a torrent of long forgotten memories 😅
I got in trouble a couple of times, using my moms cell phone. Talking to girls I would meet online. I remember one in Canada. Oops 😂
@@h0rriphicsame, I remember a10 minute call to my sister back in the 80s was horrendous. And that was after 7 pm when rates were "cheap". We could only talk once a week.
Yep my mom used to make calls to Mexico for less than 1 min and the phone bill was a little less than $30
I'm from Jersey and laughed out loud with those zingers! You're a funny guy, Dr. Grande! 😂
It seems that Julie fell for someone who was a psychopath/sociopath not immature.
Both
She's Sick herself
Well.... like attracted like I guess. She was a bloody train wreck!
The reality of Kensington is sad. I feel for the children growing up in that neighborhood seeing open drug use on the streets daily.. and even including family members. That’s gotta be a rough upbringing. Thanks for the analysis!!
Exactly ❤
The place is famous. I sometimes watch zombie footage from there. Personally I think it looks worse than New Jersey.
@@annastark3786it’s on the border to NJ so close enough 😂 but jokes aside, most of NJ is a suburban hell, not as bad as inner city drug life hell. NJ has its hellhole inner cities, like every state, it’s the suburban hell surrounding the cities that make it an extra special sort of hellscape 😂
@@lostandfound5145not that I'M claiming it...but other states' inner cities got nothing on Kensington
I was in Philly once it looked like someone dropped a nuclear bomb in it.
I am not in the US and Dr Grande's comments make me want to visit New Jersey to see if it is really that bad!
Lol of course not. You can find live footage of the ocean & beaches online. Beautiful 😍
He's jelly 🤢
Perhaps the good doctor is test driving a comedy routine. I was born, raised and still live in New Jersey and even I don't make careless jokes or sarcastic innuendo about the state. Perhaps the good doctor had an unpleasant experience in NJ; but that could happen anywhere.
@@anitasmith4559 I love NJ. Still live here. The Best
I live in New Jersey and he said a few other disparaging things about here, but there is really good parts as well.
I live in the "country"part ofNew Jersey, as my username suggests.
No big highways or cities too close to me and it takes me a 10 minute drive to get to the nearest store or gas station.
This is in the Southern part of New Jersey. It's called the Garden State because there's many farms and fields with produce growing.
It’s really not bad lol. Like any other state, good and bad areas.
There is something wrong when a man who cuts a person's head off with a hacksaw gets only 8 years. The judge who did that should be doing 8 years himself. I think it is time to do a video on why New Jersey is such a miserable place and why those who live there are so horrible.
If you don't like living in NJ, why don't you move?
the water n drivers
There is definitely something wrong but it is not the judge. It is the broken legal system in Greece.
@@whoever_81 It was the judge. Judges "hand down" penalties and reasons for them.
What do you expect? Its New York's literal ass hole.
If you want good people, you need to find the other end, where it feeds from.
Eight years for strangling, beheading and dumping the parts of his wife is hard to believe but not as much as the fact that someone else decided to marry him.
Lucky women.
“Without him, who knowns what could’ve happeed to the swimming pool?” 😂😂😂
"She had her share of challenges growing up and she was exposed to New Jersey" - BRILLIANT!
I can’t believe that some woman would marry George after he committed this brutal murder!
Yeah that's fd up
Hybristophilia, a plague on modern humanity.
Really? Happens all the time.
So what? He did nothing wrong. He lost lesser pussy to get better pussy! Men are not the only ones who can be replaced. The hoes survey other men for replacement of their current interest or "lover". Bunch of rancid parasites...
And unbelievable the judge! From 23 to 8 years??
"....she actually thought it was worse than New Jersey."
As a New Jersey native, I cackled 😅
_Pathological fear of boredom._
_Leaves first husband to go get a job at an insurance company._
Lol
There's a psychological dynamic that explains it, though I'm not sure exactly what it is. My younger sister was always extremely averse to anything depressing, but eventually chose a career administering a nursing home, working 11 hours a day, 6 days a week. Our father was chronically depressed throughout our teenage years, so no doubt my sister's been caught in between what's painfully familiar and what safely affirms her identity.
Clearly, Julie was not very good about making long term decisions 😅
@@lostandfound5145 Definitely. She had a major fear of commitment that manifested as boredom. Even when she was just writing something down she couldn't even finish a
@@craigfinnegan8534damn that hits deeply
Jeeze. He tried to strangle her for simply saying she preferred America over Greece? That's some extremely genuine patriotism, to say the least.
Looking for a reason.
As multi-talented as our beloved Dr. Grande is, I don't forsee him ever working as a tour guide for New Jersey.
That's one of the most insane stories. Unfortunately, Julie's life until George, islike many other young women from similarly troubled homes. But George.....how the hell is it responsible (let alone fair/justice) for him to have knifed his father in the neck and cut the HEAD off his wife etc and serve 8 years. Slipping through the cracks doesn't even cover it. Thank you, Dr. Grande, a very disturbing story.
And then went on to get married again.
because reality is the opposite of real reality is not fake. Reality is imagined. its a dream youre the dreamer not the ego you the other you
Yes, I agree this is an insane case. I would put the Skylar Deleon murders at the top of the list. That story is crazy. It has more twists and turns that even Hollywood couldn't come up with this one.
It’s always entertaining watching your analysis. Your subtle digs are the best. Great analysis Dr. Grande.
*you're. Guess which one!
If anyone tries to strangle your mother AND strangle you, YOU NEED TO GET AWAY FROM THAT PERSON PRONTO! RIP Julie: irregardless of what you may have done in your life, you didn't deserve what happened to you!
If anyone hurts your mother. Get away. Prosecute also
I feel so sorry for Julie, but she seemed to lack common sense for sure.
There is no word "irregardless."
The word you want is 'regardless', just leave the prefix 'ir' off and it's correct. 😊
@@guyrabinowitzwell, irregardless….
We will always support Dr Grande. His insights are worth listening to.
Except he's wrong on NJ.
"Her father John was raised in Philadelphia and also born there. He spent most of his days on the playground, until he got into one little fight that scared his Mom"
😂🤝
Thank you, Dr. Grande for another interesting and excellent analysis. You always put so much time and effort into your work, and we very much appreciate it!
His vendetta against NJ fuels him
How does he know so many details, just so good
I absolutely love your channel Dr. Grande. I think it would be really fun to see compilation video of your funniest moments. With that said, another well done video doc. Rest in peace Julie. Such a terrible way to die.
I'd love to see a blooper reel, too, Dr. Grande!
I was shocked to discover that George, following his release from prison, was actually able to marry & have a family. Surely the fact that he had strangled to death, tried to set alight, decapitated & disposed of Julie's body, would have been enough to deter any sane woman from wanting to marry him - with the thought that he might also want to kill them one day as well!
I also found it hard to understand why Julie would want to remain romantically involved with a man who had tried to strangle her own mother. Surely that alone would have been a very bad omen for any future romantic relationship with him.
I wondered about that myself. His wife didn't think that was maybe a red flag?
Weird but true. Ted Bundy got married in prison and had a child. (I don't get how he got conjugal visits considering that he clearly had a big problem with women and killed them)...but at least Ted was in prison where he could be monitored to some extent. This wife of George must have liked those "bad boys", as did Julie. That's the only explanation that I can come up with. As far as trying to choke her mom--personally I would have run for the hills.
I had never heard of this story! Thanks for bringing us such a variety of cases in a concise and entertaining way Dr. Grande!
Neither did I. What a crazy life.
Thank God she did not have custody of that baby girl cuz Lord knows what he had done with that child
Dr. Grande, would you please comsider doing a livestream Q & A? I've been with you since before 300K. I loved how you used to do "thank you for +100K subscribers" videos at each 100K milestone and we got to learn a bit more about your life and your personality from those videos.
Who is with me?
We want to know more about YOU, Doc! ❤❤❤
Q and A would be amazing! I absolutely love the channel and watch all the videos.
What's so bad about NJ
@@barbieblue3336 The accents of the natives maybe.
Yeah, his fave flicks for one milestone video was great.
@@barbieblue3336grab a bus to north NJ, stay a week- get your answer 😅
( don’t do that by the way 😮 🤝 )
George's response to just about anything was to strangle. What a weirdo!
That's what I thought! So bizarre!!
I agree! I've never once in my life (and I have faced some seriously threatening situations) have I had ANY desire to put my hands on someone's neck and squeeze. Let alone, being able to do it for 3 minutes as you can clearly see the consequences of what you're doing. Really sick.
Murder, burning body, hacking off head....8 years in prison???
He tried to strangler her once, yet she wanted to, still, marry him.
Loneliness,self esteem issues.
she was abused by her mother so abuse was "normal"
@Ann-sj4pt no, hybristophilia.
@@mjanny6330 one doesn’t negate the other.
Yeah, like, here's your sign!!
“The area of Kensington is so bad that the family would vacation in… New Jersey” lololol
The disses on NJ is legendary😅😂
Freud said that when you insight somebody (or in this case, some state), you are trying to help him, and people don't like these insights. When George saw the woman was a great person, and she accepted low income people because she was one of them, George got to have his way, and it eventually led to murder. No person needs death and or killing.
'She left the electrician...there was no spark.' Ashamed to say: cackled _loudly_ and frightened my fellow passengers. 😅
Dr. Grande you crack me up with those unrelenting NJ jokes! My brother and his family live in S. Jersey (we were raised in South Philly PA). I've tried to tempt him to come to WA State but he wants to stay in NJ :)
Of course
South Jersey is a great place. Most of NJ is fine but there are several less than desirable areas that seem to get all of the attention.
... "Growing up Julie had a lot of strikes against her... She was exposed to New Jersey"! 😁😂🤣
I know it is horrific, but hearing it summarized it's so bizarre, it sounds almost as if he made a hobby out of trying to strangle/murder people and no repercussions/nobody cared, it's so absurd.
00:54 YES! 3:26 YES! 7:20 YES! 15:26 YES! 4x Dr. Grande New Jersey joke episode!! Proud New Jersey gang! 🙌🏼😅 (856 & 609)
It always amazes me how New Jersey seems to be a part of all of his videos.
A tad obsessive
Probably got rejected by a gas station there or a girl from jersey
Something deeply profound and life changing happened in New Jersey. I'm afraid we'll never know exactly what it was.
I think he'll spill the beans one day. I think it's probably why he pursued that career path.
Hahaha what part of the state did it occur in, I wonder? Surely it had to be in North or Central Jersey lol just kidding...I guess
Oh I think he just realizes that it's good for a laugh without really hurting anyone!
I've never been to NJ. If his jokes were actually funny I might try to defend it as freedom of speech, but as it is the NJ jokes are cringe and make me wonder more about what's wrong with Dr. Grande than it does what's wrong with New Jersey.
I live in Long Island NY and everyone here agrees NJ is the armpit of America
Being exposed to New Jersey during one's formative years is often enough to condemn even the most promising of souls to a lifetime of misery.
She never had a chance! 😂
Really depends on what part of jersey tho. Parts of north and Central NJ are pretty good
@@summrflowers7253 yeah but that's most of NE from Massachusetts/Connecticut to parts of Delaware it's all very affluent
@summrflowers7253 Eddie Murphy was born and raised in Brooklyn NY🫣
Don’t forget Chris Rock and Wendy Williams
She lived in Jersey and was bored by Greece? I can't even imagine how anyone could think Greece was boring.
Edit. I've always wanted to visit Greece.
@traybernbraindead comment.
Same way someone got tired having sex with/cheated on Halle Berry.. Gwen Stefani's husband got tired of her ... Tom Brady /Giselle tired of each other
No friends, no family, no daughter and she probably didn't speak the language. Sure, it's beautiful, but it doesn't seem like she had anyone to enjoy it with. Plus, being new to the location you don't really know where anything is and it seems like her bf was terribly controlling.
@traybern why ?
@@enaitat. Thank you! Beautiful surroundings and culture are not the only things in life. It wasn’t even a culture she had any personal connection with. Even though I’m indigenous and Swedish I think I would likely feel isolated on either a reservation or in Sweden, even though I respect and feel a great connection to both cultures. I’m from an urban area and have never actually lived in them. I got very tired of the town I lived in with an abusive husband. I never really got to know anyone there because of him.
Julies policemen father bringing home alcohol that he had gotten from kids home to Julie's alcoholic mother was distressing by its self . That Julie stayed with her fella after hes to have tried to strangle her mother was worse .I am glad that Julie was not able to bring her daughter to Greece .Poor Julie .
On the positive side, he was taking the alcohol from minors. We'll never know how many young livers he saved.
Dr. Grande - Having never heard of this unfortunate case, I really enjoyed your detailed description and analysis. I appreciate how you always keep within a +/-15-minute range. 👍💜🌵 P.S. Would love to see your precious little doggy now and then!
Monotone voice: "She divorced the electrician. I guess there was no spark." This guy is a legend when it comes to humour. 😂
She goes on a cruise to save her marriage, then immediately starts having an affair on the cruise.
Poor girl was one hot mess.
New Jersey? C'mon. The Sopranos, Bruce Springsteen, Frank Sinatra for starters.
Philadelphia, NYC, North Jersey mountains, Jersey Shore 🏖️, Wawa, NJ Turnpike, Atlantic City, Snookie from MTV’s Jersey Shore. Delaware residents (like Dr. Grande are so jealous!)
‘She was bored with life in Greece. She actually thought it was worse than New Jersey. It’s not clear how that’s possible.’ Always sneaking in the sick burns 😅😂🤣
Dr Grande surelt has not few new jersey fans. He speaks so nice about them.
Served 8 years for premeditated murder. Unbelievable. No justice in this case
what does it mean when your significant other waits for you outside the bathroom? a guy I dated did that. I didn’t stick around long enough to see what that was all about.
I'd say that's obsession. Read that John Lennon did that with Yoko Ono.
Control
Co-dependent.
I had a dog who used to do that.
@@annconroy9159 Loved your comment. I had a cat that did that with my husband but only when he would brush his teeth. She would meow until he would let her in.
Lyndenn Bray in Louisville, KY was found dead by ligature hanging after a fight with her boyfriend. Her boyfriend also tried to start her car on fire. I would be interested in a video about this incident.
Thanks as always for a thought provoking case... On a lighter note, I CANNOT with you 🤣🤣🤣
The snark is off the Richter Scale today... "married an electrician, but there was no spark"😂😂🔋⚡
Truly a tragic story. I don't see how, when looking at the pics of her on the cruise and in Greece with George how she is 35 pounds overweight, or has gained a lot of weight that she never lost. Her body may have changed after childbirth, but she is nowhere near fat in those pics.
Yes ... she is stunning in those photos too ... and seems a healthy body size 🤔
Yes but remember we are talking 80s/90s here. The normal body weight for women was less than 130 pounds. My mother was 110 pounds around the time and that was considered healthy weight. This was the heroin chick era. Ribs sticking out and big breasts, sculpted small round butt was considered the beauty standard back then.
Being from Philly I remember this case. When it popped up I thought "Is this that case about the guy who killed his girlfriend in Greece and threw her head into the ocean?" MAN.. I never heard that her head had indeed been FOUND! Amazing to hear about her life backdrop. What a 'train wreck'..
So, what happened to the $600K? Did George end up with it? Did the ex-husband keep it?
Hopefully it went to her daughter. Surely it didn’t go to George.
Thank you so much for your criminal investigative reporting. This is why thousands of us rely on your analysis of past or current criminal cases. Thank you for the long hours you spend researching so we get current, objective reporting on uTube. 🤔👍
You're a genuinely intelligent and wonderful man, Dr. Grande! 🧡
I love you content and style of addressing cases.
….”I guess there was no spark!” 😂😂😂
Dr. Grande is the Jordan of criminal analysis.
7:30 - I enjoy your raucous delivery of humor. Those punch lines hit like an asthma inhaler ( light and refreshing ).
He was very influential member of the crew “With out him, who’s knows what could it happen to the pool”…..Dr. Grande…OFF THE WALL🤣🔥🔥
It just occurred to me , you haven’t analyzed the life of el chapo and his wife .. that be so worth listening 🎉
Watch out, New Jersey, Dr. Grande is coming for you
We got it. As Frank Vincent, as Philip "Phil" Leotardo, said in The Sopranos: "Next time they'll be no next time."
Julie had so much warnings ⚠️ multiple attacks on, one also on her mother and still moving her child, her belongings, everything to Greece to be with that dangerous loser😱
That just baffles me!
Dr. Grande’s irrational hatred for New Jersey is my new favorite thing.
I lived in NJ and laugh every time Dr.Graude saids anything about that state 😂
Dr. Grande's jokes are solid in this one. Mainly because they are so subtle. I like it.
Hmmmm definitely a lot wrong going on with this case. Thank you for sharing this story!
Your narration is as always entertaining and informative
i keep laughing at the totally uncalled for jersey jabs hahahaha
Her boyfriend treated her like a queen : he gave her the Marie Antoinette treatment !
Yup!
Many people in Philadelphia vacation at the Jersey Shore, Wildwood is one place they go.
Princeton my be in NJ; but it is still Princeton.
Hi Dr.Grande. I really appreciate your channel. I feel like I’m getting a two for one. I never know when you’re going to be a doctor or a comedian, but I enjoy both.😂😂
He's a Docmedian! I love his dry wit.😄
@@rayross997 love it!
It's especially when NJ gets involved
"She married an electrician and left him after a year. I guess there was no SPARK!" MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA so funny!
Eight years for murder, that’s crazy. !!! Love your sarcasm and I got the giggles when you talked about Jersey. 😅
*8 Years! That's insane!*
Ikr? He did nothing wrong. He should be rewarded with cash indeed.
Ironically the Kensington area of London is one of the most expensive and affluent areas to live in
Dr Grande, I love your dry sense of humour! I’m gonna borrow the phrase “ comically creepy” 😂
Dr. Grande your NJ shade might be worse than the way people shade Cleveland. I love it. Lol!
The boys from Jersey will not be happy with you, Dr. Grande.😄
I'm a long time NJ resident, and think he's hilarious.
Be careful
It's hard to understand why he ended up serving only eight years after admittedly murdering Julie; that seems too short a time for such a heinous crime. Thanks for your content, Dr. Grande; it's always entertaining and makes us think.
Here in Greece there is not such thing life without parole.I thing life for murder is 23-25 and for drugs maybe 18.
Greek males highly prize romantic conquest, and so have a lot of comradely respect for anyone who scores big. Conquering a married, beautiful, wealthy (by their standards) American woman would be hitting the jackpot to them. During his trial, it was no doubt revealed that one of the things that made him angry enough to kill her wasn't just that she was rejecting him, but rejecting Greece. And so national pride and male ego were likely catalysts for his early release.
@craigfinnegan8534 lol, that's one wacky conspiracy theory you got there buddy.
@@mjanny6330 Cut the gaslighting bullshit. My experience with Greeks is first hand, not hearsay.
I think the personality characteristic of Dr. Grande that I most identify with is his utter contempt for New Jersey
He is SO FUNNY!! I have a question though, why is Dr. Grande so against New Jersey? What’s the story behind that? Does someone know?
I just love Dr. Grande's casual yet immense disdain for New Jersey lol
It's painful
And incorrect
@@barbieblue3336 Exactly. Jersey jokes are dated but Don Rickles wannabes live on.
@anitasmith4559 no, his jokes are up to date. Landscapers are kind of recent
I still love Dr. Grande. Even though I live in New Jersey he must have been in the north part lol. He doesn't understand how beautiful the southern part is and that's why it's called the garden State 😭
@@Jerseyboondocks nasty. The northern part is the best part