This is a fascinating tale for me because my brother was killed by a drunk driver in '83. The investigation was botched and the guy walked, my other brother vowed to kill the man but my father stopped him. After my dad died in '92, my psychotic brother tried to track him down several times, but couldn't find him. My mother was a skip tracer and bounty hunter and at my behest she tracked him to Rhode Island. (This all happened in New Mexico) He was dead. He died after being hit by a 23 year old drunk driver. My brother had just turned 24 when he died. It was such a weird, surreal ending to the saga, and I'm very curious how the drunk driver that killed him will fare later in life. Will history repeat itself? Who knows. It's certainly interesting though.
This is so crazy I believe every word! 😂. You have one hell of a story, and I’m sorry about your brother. They say time heals all wounds, but we know that’s not true. You just learn how to live with the grief.
Why is no one considering the possibility that Doug's death was suicide? He was terminally ill, he had already declared that he was ready to "go home," and now here was an opportunity to die in a manner strikingly similar to the way he had killed someone years prior. Maybe he thought that this rampaging car had come for him, and simply stepped up to his destiny.
Well he's home in hell now, I hope that's where he expected to go. He's having the worst most painful torture right now forever, you'll never believe it.
Imagine being Darlene and having to live with both the trauma and the loss of her sister for the rest of her life. 😢 What happened to Carol Leigh happened to the entire family, and none of them deserved it. Nor did they deserve being further traumatized by the lazy non-investigation of her death afterwards.
I’ve never understood the statute of limitations. Why are certain crimes like sexual assault and hit-and-run eventually deemed as “not worth prosecuting” aka no big deal after a certain number of years had passed?
@@emilygoogle6520 lots of forensic evidence degrade over time and memories gradually alter making eye witnesses less reliable over time (risking them becoming more composite memories, years later thinking you saw the face of the person when that was just someone you saw earlier that day, for example). But yeah, with newer methods like DNA databases and increased video surveilance you'd think there'd be some legal room to reopen those kind of cold cases like rape and manslaughter if that kind of evidence is found even after the statute of limitations. (if those types of evidence are enough to exonerate the wrongly convicted years after the fact, it should be enough to lock up the guilty).
I used to wonder the same thing. I think the legal concept is called Latchees. Not a lawyer. As slow as the legal system can be, timeliness is important. Memories and evidence fade. There is a parallel with our tendency to eventually move on. This case is an example, that poor child had her life taken away, but imo it was probably an accident. Versus a serial killer or repeat offender. Manslaughter is the worst type of accident. .
There is redemption in this story, though not from where you'd expect it. Douglas Parkhurst's grandson, and namesake, Doug III, actually sought out Darlene and apologized on behalf of his grandfather and his uncle. His life hasn't been easy, and it took a lot of courage for him to overcome the generational pain that held both families hostage for 50 years. I applaud him.
Possible 4th theory...He put himself in front of the car because of his shame, and decided that he should die in the same manner as the little girl had died all those years ago
And like the coward he was, only thinking of himself even to the end. And someone else had to live with his selfishness. Mainly the person who hit him. In the end, he was still hurting others.
I agree. He struggled with shame for years. Considering the diagnosis of terminal cancer, he could avoid the pain of his upcoming sickness and attempt to fool himself that his shame was erased. If this was his easy way out, it would have been better for him to have suffered the pain of this accident for longer than he did.
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I do like the parallels here; it’s pretty poetic and I’m glad the family got a little closure, although it would’ve been nice if neither incident had happened.
@@Wazupupark hurst? He died in a park... left in a hearse lol. Kinda close? If he had hit a little girl when he was 18 he could have done his time and atoned for it - but he hid it and continued on living as if he didn’t. He didn’t deserve that life he had!
I think you hit a home run with this analysis Dr. Grande. How horrifying to think that he was so drunk he didn't see the girls at all until it was too late. I hate to think what life was like for his wife and children, with all of the guilt and shame he carried around.
Only thing to be sad about is Carol, the manic woman who feels terrible for killing someone. She didn't choose to go insane. It's obvious she is deeply troubled and i doubt she deserves it.
It doesn't sound like a safe move to walk only halfway across the road when another car is still coming down that road. That has to have been a decision that haunts the sister that was taking that child into the street. It should also be noted that if it was after 6 PM, it would have been past sundown and would have been dark.
True. It's possible that the accident could even have happened if he had been sober, but I think that intoxication is considered prima facie evidence of reckless negligence, so he's SOL.
Unfortunately as children we did that alot. We crossed a two lane highway to go to a strip mall. We would stand on the middle line.sometimes trucks passed so close. We were kids. Kids think they are invincible.
What a case! The coincidences are just extraordinary. Being someone who was hit by a car at the age of 7, I feel really bad for this child. 😢 Thank you for the review, Dr. Grande.❤
Last fall we almost moved down two 1st graders with my husband, but their hats saved the boys; Finnish insurance company gives out to all 1st graders bright neon yellow caps, almost miraculously hubby saw them thru parked cars windshield, I didnt see a thing before the boys were already in front of us. We both keep thinking how horribly it couldve gone.. The guilt, even if it wouldve been an accident, wouldve crushed us. Im so grateful for the baseball caps; all young kids should wear some high visibility gear, especially when they are just learning how to navigate in traffic! Glad you survived, too.
@@jenanne31 I saw multiple comments on here recently saying that Dr. Grande was making fun of dead people with his puns, and how would we feel if it were us? I'd either be dead so I would be past caring, or I would see the humour in it and laugh because I'd need it!
Thank you so much for covering this type of case and viewing it as very important! My dad’s dad was killed in a hit and run on a dirt road in Jupiter FL in the 1940s and it was always tough on my dad. It was never solved.
There are many inexplicable behaviors of people in this world. I'm glad to hear your professional speculations on subjects like these Dr. Grande. You never drop the ball in your field of expertise!
A story spanning decades (and an outcome that proves the old adage that "the truth is stranger than fiction"); thank you, as always, Dr. Grande, for your analysis.
He lived a coward's life. No one but him and his maker know the meaning of his end. The lady that hit him and all of the witnesses to the accident have to live with the image of his death forever imprinted in their minds. So, the pain goes on and on - nothing to celebrate.
It’s worth a celebration because it’s incomparable seeing a man getting killed by a car vs. the experience of death to the little girl and her sisters seeing it and the mom and dad and siblings broken hearts from that drunk POS. 🎉🎉🎉
But, his maker was his parents. How can they know anything at all? It's kind of funny, when people say "God only knows" they really mean nobody knows, because in truth, nobody really knows.
Thanks again for your analysis Dr grande- I am shocked that the U.S. has a " statute of limitations" on serious crimes like this- it's unbelievable to me that anyone could get away with this crime 😓
Really well-drawn connections between these two incidents. Both the facts of the vehicle vs pedestrian and the in-depth conclusions about the parallels of the less obvious details of this case. Such brilliance, Dr. Grande!
Wow...this would make a great twilight zone episode. I always enjoy and admire your analogies and creative humor that you inject into the episodes. This was definitely karma for this guy, long overdue.
The Twilight Zone is exactly what I thought of. It would have made a perfect episode! Rod Serling was brilliant. No one would have believed it could happen in real life. 😂
Wow. This was such an interesting and well written case. I’ve been watching Dr. Grande since he started & again. Wow. Love the brevity, simplicity and intrigue this story gives. Very thought provoking.
One of the most interesting cases you have ever reported on and they are all interesting! But wow, what a story. Very sad what happened to Carol Leigh, and also tragic about Carol 50 years later. It sounds like once she received treatment, stabilized, and realized what she had done, she was deeply remorseful and sad about what happened.
One thing that Cara Lee's loved ones can find comfort in, is the fact that her last moments weren't filled with fear, instead ,happiness eating an ice cream cone. Also this probably happened so fast she likely felt almost nothing physically either.....so there' is that.
So incredibly sad, that little girl just had this sweet thought of getting candles for her sister’s birthday cake, and they went across the street for a nice outing and an ice cream, and it ended in tragedy. What should’ve been a happy memory will haunt the sister, especially whenever her birthday comes around. I’m sure the parents laid a lot of blame on the big sister.
Dr. Grande, how do you do it? What's your secret? IMO we should support this dedicated and hardworking man who consistently wakes up early and rarely takes time off. He is passionate about his work, which many of us appreciate and look forward to daily. He never disappoints and is incredibly reliable. Dr. Grande hardly ever takes sick leave or vacations, and it seems like he is always working without time for leisure. He truly deserves a day off. Let's support him by subscribing, liking, donating and commenting, Thank you, Dr. Grande, for everything you do. For your unwavering dedication and for keeping us informed. Last but not least, Dr. Grande, your infamous dry humor, sweetens the pot. Thank you for the laughs. There were many.
@@OffshoreITguy l can understand why but don't think so, the good Doctor has a myriad of followers and fans like Led Zeppelin. Personally, l posted a similar comment like this nearly a year ago, and starting to feel a bit jealous.
I simply adore the jokes and sarcasm that are carefully inserted in the presentation of the case. You, kind sir, have a very good way of knowing exactly what to say and how much so you don't waste anyone's time but point to all the important details. Impeccable
I think I'm going to add a theory - theory number four: Doug was carrying around repressed guilt and just wanted to end his life. Being hit by a rampaging driver seemed like the perfect method, so when he saw the opportunity, he found a reason to put himself in front of that car.
Doug was a coward. He wouldn’t apologize to the girls parents. I think that’s pretty crappy. At least, face them and tell them that you’re sorry. He couldn’t do that. It tells the kind of person Doug was. I find it sad that Doug got live most of his life. The cancer should have gotten him the day he struck and killed that girl.
If Doug had done the right thing, Carolee and her family would have had justice. Taking responsibility would have brought their beloved Carolee back but it would have created some inner peace. This includes peace of mind for the family and for Doug. Perhaps he would not have been as angry. He definitely would have been left with a different legacy. Thanks for another great video Dr. Grande. Could you review the movie the Sound of Freedom and the controversy surrounding it? Always love hearing your thoughts
Another strange case. It doesn't sound like Doug was trying to redeem himself. It's a strange coincidence but the two incidents really don't have anything to do with one another. Thanks for your content, Dr. Grande!
It seems like at some level he was dealing with guilt, but as a raging narcissist he couldn't help himself attempt to obtain redemption on the cheap, with no actual apology and of course no punishment. If he was trying to kill himself, it probably had more to do with cancer than remorse.
@@aarondavis8943 "raging narcissist" based on what? Yes, he made a grave mistake half a century earlier, and he deserved punishment for that. But the statute of limitations exists for a reason. As far as we can tell the guy had an otherwise decent life. If the police fails to get you when you have done something wrong, what are you supposed to do? Yes, you can step forward and confess, but are you sure that is the choice you would make? If you are sure that you would, then you are most probably just lying to yourself.
The best part of a Dr. Grande video is the titles appear to be sensational click bait...Until you watch them and consistently see these stories are true. The best part of all; however, is when Dr. Grande talks about the lengths people will go to for their amazing, magical, perfect, utterly abusive and destructive, "love"...With a voice tone that matches the "stable" and "healthy" relationships the people he reports on so often choose.
Oh I remember this one! It even made the news in Australia, I believe probably due to the bizarre nature of the incident (car being driven on ball field) and that in recent times we'd had a couple of similar "cars used as weapons" incidents (Bourke St, Melbourne massacre - perhaps another case for you to look at - just terrible 😢) and then one a few years later on Flinders Street. Plus other cities around the world were experiencing this new kind of terror - Nice, Berlin, London, Barcelona et al. The fact this turned out to be a mentally ill woman didn't necessarily alleviate concerns about cars being used as weapons. I had never heard the whole story though that you covered today. The entire situation does have an air of fate intervening where the justice system had failed. Tragic story all round for everyone involved really. Your analysis was as always thought-provoking and insightful.
New York doesn't have a 3rd degree murder charge. Doug would have been charged with 2nd degree vehicular manslaughter (as they can't prove any aggravating factors) and the statute of limitations is 5 years.
Another option on his motive might be he was trying to trap Carol to prevent her escaping the police and avoiding justice. Possibly to help her avoid a similar fate to his own, suffering from failure to accept responsibility all those years. Or maybe some twisted sense of vengeance?
Dr. Grande, you are shining light on so many unknown (by me) stories. Although they are horrible, the dry humor and your insightful analysis, make them much easier to bear❤
Thank you Dr. Could you please analyze the case of the young lady who was attacking people with a baseball bat around the Chicago area around 4 weeks ago.
Random, but what happened to all the plants? I remember them being named & possibly how they were obtained but am now realising a sudden lack of greenery (minus the one to the right)...?
This is a fascinating tale for me because my brother was killed by a drunk driver in '83. The investigation was botched and the guy walked, my other brother vowed to kill the man but my father stopped him. After my dad died in '92, my psychotic brother tried to track him down several times, but couldn't find him. My mother was a skip tracer and bounty hunter and at my behest she tracked him to Rhode Island. (This all happened in New Mexico)
He was dead. He died after being hit by a 23 year old drunk driver. My brother had just turned 24 when he died. It was such a weird, surreal ending to the saga, and I'm very curious how the drunk driver that killed him will fare later in life. Will history repeat itself? Who knows. It's certainly interesting though.
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This is so crazy I believe every word! 😂. You have one hell of a story, and I’m sorry about your brother. They say time heals all wounds, but we know that’s not true. You just learn how to live with the grief.
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wow that's amazing carma& i'm sorry for your loss
“Carol cleared the bases and the crowd went wild!” You never cease to make me laugh, Dr. Grande!
That was my favorite, too
Love this dry dark humor
Fawkin Hilarious.
Why is no one considering the possibility that Doug's death was suicide? He was terminally ill, he had already declared that he was ready to "go home," and now here was an opportunity to die in a manner strikingly similar to the way he had killed someone years prior. Maybe he thought that this rampaging car had come for him, and simply stepped up to his destiny.
Actually it was my initial thought, it's always a possibility.
I agree. I think his guilty conscience made him step out in front of that car. There was no logical reason for him to close the gate.
Then why close the gate? Why not just jump or stand in front of it?
Well he's home in hell now, I hope that's where he expected to go. He's having the worst most painful torture right now forever, you'll never believe it.
@@kingslob3422you need help.
Bless that baby’s heart. She didn’t deserve this
A truly horrific case all round.
Imagine being Darlene and having to live with both the trauma and the loss of her sister for the rest of her life. 😢 What happened to Carol Leigh happened to the entire family, and none of them deserved it. Nor did they deserve being further traumatized by the lazy non-investigation of her death afterwards.
If you thought that was bad wait until you learn who Ghenghis Khan was and what he did to children.
she was probably dressed provocatively
Her sister failed her.
This scores highly on the "Enigmatic Title" scale.
The scale can be remembered by the mnemonic OCEAN: Opaque, Confounding, Enigmatic, Anomalous, Nebulous.
It’s shameful that there was a statute of limitations on the hit and run. No justice for the victim, and the cops botched the investigation.
I’ve never understood the statute of limitations. Why are certain crimes like sexual assault and hit-and-run eventually deemed as “not worth prosecuting” aka no big deal after a certain number of years had passed?
there's a statute on manslaughter as well, unlike murder.
@@emilygoogle6520 lots of forensic evidence degrade over time and memories gradually alter making eye witnesses less reliable over time (risking them becoming more composite memories, years later thinking you saw the face of the person when that was just someone you saw earlier that day, for example).
But yeah, with newer methods like DNA databases and increased video surveilance you'd think there'd be some legal room to reopen those kind of cold cases like rape and manslaughter if that kind of evidence is found even after the statute of limitations.
(if those types of evidence are enough to exonerate the wrongly convicted years after the fact, it should be enough to lock up the guilty).
I used to wonder the same thing. I think the legal concept is called Latchees. Not a lawyer. As slow as the legal system can be, timeliness is important. Memories and evidence fade.
There is a parallel with our tendency to eventually move on. This case is an example, that poor child had her life taken away, but imo it was probably an accident. Versus a serial killer or repeat offender. Manslaughter is the worst type of accident. .
Yep, it's kinda weird that there's statute of limitations when the crime's involving death or SA
There is redemption in this story, though not from where you'd expect it. Douglas Parkhurst's grandson, and namesake, Doug III, actually sought out Darlene and apologized on behalf of his grandfather and his uncle. His life hasn't been easy, and it took a lot of courage for him to overcome the generational pain that held both families hostage for 50 years. I applaud him.
Possible 4th theory...He put himself in front of the car because of his shame, and decided that he should die in the same manner as the little girl had died all those years ago
Yep I think he saw this as an opportunity to redeem himself and didnt care what happened
And like the coward he was, only thinking of himself even to the end. And someone else had to live with his selfishness. Mainly the person who hit him. In the end, he was still hurting others.
I doubt it, he was too self important to take responsibility like that.
@@iciajay6891 what are you talking about there was a crazy woman driving on a baseball field
I agree. He struggled with shame for years. Considering the diagnosis of terminal cancer, he could avoid the pain of his upcoming sickness and attempt to fool himself that his shame was erased. If this was his easy way out, it would have been better for him to have suffered the pain of this accident for longer than he did.
This is my favorite Dr Grande analysis so far. His ability to be respectful and blend factual information with humor is next level genius.
I concur😊
Absolutely 💯 agree. One of my top five favorite analyses by Dr. Grande. 👌🏻
Dr Grande hit a home run with this video.
I agree. Tragic case, but incredible story and brilliant analysis. Super work by the Grande!
I love the baseball puns. Dr. Grande hit a home run with this one!
Yes he really outdid himself with the baseball puns !lmao😂
🎶"Take me out at the ball game, Take me out with your car, Find me a Buick, and crack my back, Get what I deserve for remorse that I lacked."🎶
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏Thank You, Thank You...I'm here all week!👏👏👏👏👏
I appreciate how your puns add some levity to these cases. You really hit it out of the park, Dr. Grande.
If he really wanted to redeem himself he should've told the cops he killed "the thing" when he did it.
I don't know which is funnier, Dr G's humor or delivery, but those genuine laugh out loud moments are so appreciated!
The sheer number of baseball puns deserves recognition
This is one of Dr. Grande's best videos. He hit those all those puns right out of the park!
I do like the parallels here; it’s pretty poetic and I’m glad the family got a little closure, although it would’ve been nice if neither incident had happened.
Anyone notice Doug’s last name?
@@Wazupupark hurst? He died in a park... left in a hearse lol. Kinda close? If he had hit a little girl when he was 18 he could have done his time and atoned for it - but he hid it and continued on living as if he didn’t. He didn’t deserve that life he had!
"Carol cleared the bases and the crowd went wild" LMAO
I think you hit a home run with this analysis Dr. Grande.
How horrifying to think that he was so drunk he didn't see the girls at all until it was too late.
I hate to think what life was like for his wife and children, with all of the guilt and shame he carried around.
I’m not proud of myself for saying this, but I find it difficult to be sad about this man’s death.
Same.
It was justice. It is a positive thing. It is "difficult" because there is no reason to feel sad about his death.
He sounds like a horrible person and not just for refusing to accept responsibility for killing a child, either.
I am lol
Only thing to be sad about is Carol, the manic woman who feels terrible for killing someone. She didn't choose to go insane. It's obvious she is deeply troubled and i doubt she deserves it.
Strange Coincidence: "Manic Baseball Field Car Rampage" is the name of Dr Grande's highschool garage band!
Lol my high school garage band name was manic baseball field truck rampage, small world
Lol
It doesn't sound like a safe move to walk only halfway across the road when another car is still coming down that road. That has to have been a decision that haunts the sister that was taking that child into the street. It should also be noted that if it was after 6 PM, it would have been past sundown and would have been dark.
It wouldn’t be dark until around 7 at the end of October. It’d be close to sunset but not sundown.
True. It's possible that the accident could even have happened if he had been sober, but I think that intoxication is considered prima facie evidence of reckless negligence, so he's SOL.
Wide roads sometimes have cement dividers in the middle specifically for people crossing to be able to stop and wait if needed.
Unfortunately as children we did that alot. We crossed a two lane highway to go to a strip mall. We would stand on the middle line.sometimes trucks passed so close. We were kids. Kids think they are invincible.
“Carol cleared the bases and the crowd went wild” - Priceless, absolutely priceless!
Thanks!
What a case! The coincidences are just extraordinary. Being someone who was hit by a car at the age of 7, I feel really bad for this child. 😢
Thank you for the review, Dr. Grande.❤
Last fall we almost moved down two 1st graders with my husband, but their hats saved the boys; Finnish insurance company gives out to all 1st graders bright neon yellow caps, almost miraculously hubby saw them thru parked cars windshield, I didnt see a thing before the boys were already in front of us. We both keep thinking how horribly it couldve gone.. The guilt, even if it wouldve been an accident, wouldve crushed us. Im so grateful for the baseball caps; all young kids should wear some high visibility gear, especially when they are just learning how to navigate in traffic! Glad you survived, too.
It was chilling to hear him refer to the thing he hit. Jackass! Thank you Dr. Grande for another informative video!
The puns, all the puns, I come for the analysis, I stay for the puns.
Thanks for the upload, Dr. Grande. I've never heard of this case before. Most of us love your dry humor.
Most of us do love his sense of humor! And those who don't, don't have a sense of humor. 🙂
@@jenanne31 I saw multiple comments on here recently saying that Dr. Grande was making fun of dead people with his puns, and how would we feel if it were us? I'd either be dead so I would be past caring, or I would see the humour in it and laugh because I'd need it!
he never does a video without that trademark humor& makes him all the more unique!
@@sashachitownvillegas6850 I agree!
@@Flamsterette Not having a sense of humor is a dealbreaker!
Thank you so much for covering this type of case and viewing it as very important!
My dad’s dad was killed in a hit and run on a dirt road in Jupiter FL in the 1940s and it was always tough on my dad. It was never solved.
There are many inexplicable behaviors of people in this world. I'm glad to hear your professional speculations on subjects like these Dr. Grande. You never drop the ball in your field of expertise!
A richly metaphorical analysis!!. Please remember that coincidences are more common than commonly thought
A story spanning decades (and an outcome that proves the old adage that "the truth is stranger than fiction"); thank you, as always, Dr. Grande, for your analysis.
He lived a coward's life. No one but him and his maker know the meaning of his end. The lady that hit him and all of the witnesses to the accident have to live with the image of his death forever imprinted in their minds. So, the pain goes on and on - nothing to celebrate.
It’s worth a celebration because it’s incomparable seeing a man getting killed by a car vs. the experience of death to the little girl and her sisters seeing it and the mom and dad and siblings broken hearts from that drunk POS. 🎉🎉🎉
2:24 this. His selfishness continued into his death.
But, his maker was his parents. How can they know anything at all? It's kind of funny, when people say "God only knows" they really mean nobody knows, because in truth, nobody really knows.
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@@troy3456789 I enjoy being funny!!!
Thanks again for your analysis Dr grande- I am shocked that the U.S. has a " statute of limitations" on serious crimes like this- it's unbelievable to me that anyone could get away with this crime 😓
Really well-drawn connections between these two incidents. Both the facts of the vehicle vs pedestrian and the in-depth conclusions about the parallels of the less obvious details of this case. Such brilliance, Dr. Grande!
Wow...this would make a great twilight zone episode. I always enjoy and admire your analogies and creative humor that you inject into the episodes. This was definitely karma for this guy, long overdue.
The Twilight Zone is exactly what I thought of. It would have made a perfect episode! Rod Serling was brilliant. No one would have believed it could happen in real life. 😂
Thanks Dr G for keeping us all entertained and informed!
Wow. This was such an interesting and well written case. I’ve been watching Dr. Grande since he started & again. Wow. Love the brevity, simplicity and intrigue this story gives. Very thought provoking.
There you go again Dr. Grande, being cheeky!
You hit a homerun with this one!!
LOVE IT!
EDIT: Oops, I mean a GRANDSLAM!!
I was in college when he was killed.And I remember the only thing that I thought was "Ha. Karma." Over a decade later and I still feel the same.
We will always support Dr Grande. He’s simply one of the best.
The epitome of "What goes around...". This is wild.
Hi Dr. Grande. How nice to see you doing what you love, daily. 😊
One of the most interesting cases you have ever reported on and they are all interesting! But wow, what a story. Very sad what happened to Carol Leigh, and also tragic about Carol 50 years later. It sounds like once she received treatment, stabilized, and realized what she had done, she was deeply remorseful and sad about what happened.
Unbelievable story, just not as unbelievable as the cop's failure to do anything back then.
One thing that Cara Lee's loved ones can find comfort in, is the fact that her last moments weren't filled with fear, instead ,happiness eating an ice cream cone. Also this probably happened so fast she likely felt almost nothing physically either.....so there' is that.
"Another force was about to cut in line" might be the best thing you've ever said!
Wow thats unreal. Poor kid. I hope she had no experience of what happened.
So incredibly sad, that little girl just had this sweet thought of getting candles for her sister’s birthday cake, and they went across the street for a nice outing and an ice cream, and it ended in tragedy. What should’ve been a happy memory will haunt the sister, especially whenever her birthday comes around. I’m sure the parents laid a lot of blame on the big sister.
I love this channel. I wish TH-cam would not dissect it with too many ads.
Especially when the ads are thrown in at random, usually when the good doctor is about to drop a shocking tidbit. So frustrating.
There's no revenge here. The Special was able to live out his life, The child was not😢
Love the video Sir. Again -- masterful job. :)
11:00 "Carol cleared the bases and the crowd went wild."😂😂😂👏
Then more puns!❤
I love your unbiased concept and views on these cases.................you tell like it is. Cheers
You are to good Dr.Grande. Love your case analyst. Txs
Dr. Grande, how do you do it? What's your secret?
IMO we should support this dedicated and hardworking man who consistently wakes up early and rarely takes time off. He is passionate about his work, which many of us appreciate and look forward to daily. He never disappoints and is incredibly reliable.
Dr. Grande hardly ever takes sick leave or vacations, and it seems like he is always working without time for leisure. He truly deserves a day off. Let's support him by subscribing, liking, donating and commenting,
Thank you, Dr. Grande, for everything you do. For your unwavering dedication and for keeping us informed.
Last but not least, Dr. Grande, your infamous dry humor, sweetens the pot. Thank you for the laughs. There were many.
Dr. Grande's alt account.
Wow, kiss ass much? 😄😄
@@OffshoreITguy lol
Do you know him personally?
@@OffshoreITguy l can understand why but don't think so, the good Doctor has a myriad of followers and fans like Led Zeppelin. Personally, l posted a similar comment like this nearly a year ago, and starting to feel a bit jealous.
Very interesting story. World record amount of puns most enjoyable.
Very interesting case. Thank you Dr Grande for these videos and for your witty and dry humor.
You really killed it with this one❤
Great video😊
I simply adore the jokes and sarcasm that are carefully inserted in the presentation of the case.
You, kind sir, have a very good way of knowing exactly what to say and how much so you don't waste anyone's time but point to all the important details. Impeccable
Also, Doug was 68 when he was killed, and he killed Cara Leigh in 1968.
I think I'm going to add a theory - theory number four: Doug was carrying around repressed guilt and just wanted to end his life. Being hit by a rampaging driver seemed like the perfect method, so when he saw the opportunity, he found a reason to put himself in front of that car.
Doug was a coward. He wouldn’t apologize to the girls parents. I think that’s pretty crappy. At least, face them and tell them that you’re sorry. He couldn’t do that. It tells the kind of person Doug was. I find it sad that Doug got live most of his life. The cancer should have gotten him the day he struck and killed that girl.
Doug is the cancer
In the end, he was killed by “C”arma.
Totally unrealated... I'd love to hear Dr. Grandes take on the congressional UAP hearing today.
Thanks Dr.Grande for your analysis of this case. But was curious if you could analyze the Adrianne Reynolds Case.? Thanks Dr.Grande.
Very salty review tonight!! I loved it!! Thank you so much Dr Grande. I look forward each day to your marvelous videos. 💜
If Doug had done the right thing, Carolee and her family would have had justice. Taking responsibility would have brought their beloved Carolee back but it would have created some inner peace. This includes peace of mind for the family and for Doug. Perhaps he would not have been as angry. He definitely would have been left with a different legacy. Thanks for another great video Dr. Grande. Could you review the movie the Sound of Freedom and the controversy surrounding it? Always love hearing your thoughts
Your puns were over the top, Doc. I couldn't keep up. Thank you for remembering little Caralee. RIP Baby Girl.
Another strange case. It doesn't sound like Doug was trying to redeem himself. It's a strange coincidence but the two incidents really don't have anything to do with one another. Thanks for your content, Dr. Grande!
A persons subconscious guilt can lead them to self punishment.
It seems like at some level he was dealing with guilt, but as a raging narcissist he couldn't help himself attempt to obtain redemption on the cheap, with no actual apology and of course no punishment.
If he was trying to kill himself, it probably had more to do with cancer than remorse.
@@aarondavis8943 "raging narcissist" based on what? Yes, he made a grave mistake half a century earlier, and he deserved punishment for that. But the statute of limitations exists for a reason. As far as we can tell the guy had an otherwise decent life. If the police fails to get you when you have done something wrong, what are you supposed to do? Yes, you can step forward and confess, but are you sure that is the choice you would make? If you are sure that you would, then you are most probably just lying to yourself.
The best part of a Dr. Grande video is the titles appear to be sensational click bait...Until you watch them and consistently see these stories are true. The best part of all; however, is when Dr. Grande talks about the lengths people will go to for their amazing, magical, perfect, utterly abusive and destructive, "love"...With a voice tone that matches the "stable" and "healthy" relationships the people he reports on so often choose.
This story is crazy wow my first time hearing about this. It seems almost like something from a movie
Dr. Grande, you hit this one right outta the park! ⚾️
Oh I remember this one! It even made the news in Australia, I believe probably due to the bizarre nature of the incident (car being driven on ball field) and that in recent times we'd had a couple of similar "cars used as weapons" incidents (Bourke St, Melbourne massacre - perhaps another case for you to look at - just terrible 😢) and then one a few years later on Flinders Street. Plus other cities around the world were experiencing this new kind of terror - Nice, Berlin, London, Barcelona et al. The fact this turned out to be a mentally ill woman didn't necessarily alleviate concerns about cars being used as weapons. I had never heard the whole story though that you covered today. The entire situation does have an air of fate intervening where the justice system had failed. Tragic story all round for everyone involved really. Your analysis was as always thought-provoking and insightful.
This has to be the best case analysis yet! Dr Grande’s humor is a grand slam!! Just like Doug and that Civic at the ball park!!
Manslaughter, from what I remember, is murder in the third degree. I thought there was no statute of limitations on murder.
New York doesn't have a 3rd degree murder charge. Doug would have been charged with 2nd degree vehicular manslaughter (as they can't prove any aggravating factors) and the statute of limitations is 5 years.
We need a video on the Taylor Schabusiness trial please doctor!
Another option on his motive might be he was trying to trap Carol to prevent her escaping the police and avoiding justice. Possibly to help her avoid a similar fate to his own, suffering from failure to accept responsibility all those years. Or maybe some twisted sense of vengeance?
You are awesome. Doc. I ❤️. Your. Take on things like this
Wonderful dialogue Dr Grande, very few videos make laugh out loud these days, but you managed it. What a great story of poetic justice.
I’ve lost track of the baseball puns. Fascinating story, thank you for this.
Oh man. The only possible thing worse for Doug in Dr. Grande's eyes would be if he were from New Jersey lol
I love Dr Grande's dry wit when explaining the situation! Great analysis as well 😂❤
🌵🏜️🌵🏜️🌵 Hey 👋 Doc always a pleasure to see your take. Much respect
This one was indeed a home run, Dr. Grande! Not only did this one cover all the bases, your puns were intended!
Best analogies yet!
Isn't this little girl precious.🙏
Dr. Grande - Your analysis and storytelling of these entangled tragedies is an absolute masterpiece (puns and all)! 👍💜🌵
Dr. Grande, you are shining light on so many unknown (by me) stories. Although they are horrible, the dry humor and your insightful analysis, make them much easier to bear❤
Dr Grande just keeps em coming in this one! Some of even str8 outta left field!!
So many wonderful puns... :) I love your wit, sir.
Brilliant storytelling, analysis and conclusion. Wow!
Dr. Grande is the king of casual shirts!!! Love it!!!!
Great video! Can you do the case of Federal Express flight 705?
Precious little baby! So sad! 💔🙏
Thank you Dr.
Could you please analyze the case of the young lady who was attacking people with a baseball bat around the Chicago area around 4 weeks ago.
Wait... The guy committed vehicular homicide, barely got away with it, and just kind of kept the murder weapon for 44 years? Did he even fix the dent?
Random, but what happened to all the plants?
I remember them being named & possibly how they were obtained but am now realising a sudden lack of greenery (minus the one to the right)...?
Killed it with the bit on the invisible cell phone lawyer @12:28
No bloopers on this video? I was laughing at the last half. How you deliver it with a straight face is out of the ball park.
Excellent video Dr. Grande!
Please cover the case of nurse Lucy Letby 🙏
Many thanks from the UK 🇬🇧