You right.. deceit is in heart of man...psalm 32 1Blessed is the one whose transgressions are forgiven, whose sins are covered. 2Blessed is the one whose sin the Lord does not count against them and in whose spirit is no deceit. 3When I kept silent, my bones wasted away through my groaning all day long. 4For day and night your hand was heavy on me; my strength was sapped as in the heat of summer. b 5Then I acknowledged my sin to you and did not cover up my iniquity. I said, “I will confess my transgressions to the Lord.” And you forgave the guilt of my sin. 6Therefore let all the faithful pray to you while you may be found; surely the rising of the mighty waters will not reach them. 7You are my hiding place; you will protect me from trouble and surround me with songs of deliverance. 8I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go; I will counsel you with my loving eye on you. 9Do not be like the horse or the mule, which have no understanding but must be controlled by bit and bridle or they will not come to you. 10Many are the woes of the wicked, but the Lord’s unfailing love surrounds the one who trusts in him. 11Rejoice in the Lord and be glad, you righteous; sing, all you who are upright in heart!
@@billhildebrand5053 Quotes from holy books are usually pointless to today's society and meaningless when addressing subjects better answered by science and mathematics. And it's your personal beliefs that aren't shared by everyone. Take your Buybull BS elsewhere. Matthew 6:1-34
Sandra Bass was gifted intellectually, worked in, I think, some area of finance and made a fabulous living. When questioned by someone who wondered how she could have been taken in by the likes of Clark Rockefeller, she explained that (paraphrasing here) one could be brilliant & amazing in one aspect of life while being absolutely dimwitted in another area. I think truer words were never spoken.
Quite some time has passed since doctor had his last self reminder of the five factor model by the acronym "Ocean". I'm experiencing nostalgic feelings. 🙂💚
Ah yes, Ocean..... Memories Light the corners of my mind Misty watercolor memories Of the way we were Scattered pictures Of the smiles we left behind Smiles we gave to one another For the way we were.........😢🤣🎶
Moral of the story: always do a background check on the person you are dating, or are considering dating, no matter how well received they might be by others
I wish I would have thought like you about 7 years ago. I dated a woman that I met through an online dating website. I didn’t check her background. I should have. I shared a story to my younger sister about an argument we had just months after starting the relationship. My sister got concerned about her and did a check. Multiple convictions for assault and financial fraud. I ended the relationship. As fast as I could.
She had a baby with him then had to change her daughter's last name, that's scary she had all that money& didn't think to hire a P.I. til after she had a baby.
Whatever did they do before the internet?Or ,is it that people have changed in ways that make them more vulnerable? TBH, if I felt a background check was necessary, I wouldn't trust them-, regaurdless.
OMG , he seems so similar to my ex-husband ( who kidnapped our child ) and was diagnosed with narcisstic personality disorder . I feel so grateful to have managed to get out of that marraige ( and yes, he was very intelligent & VERY charming although he continously believed others envied him and that he was above most other people ) although this kind of experience did not leave anyone in my family unscathed . It gave me PTSD . I have so much smpathy for anyone who has lived with a master manipulative yet hugely charming man , its so easy to fall into the elephant pit !
@Over It you have no fucking idea what you are talking about. They are sooo charming and seem to adore you. They do everything they can to convince people they are the good guy. Gaslighting until you think you are the bad guy. I had a mother that was abusive and controlling beyond measure and went to therapy stating,,,I was abusive. Even when I was an adult and she was on her death bed…I was the bad guy. I have a step son who is the same way. It’s always someone else’s fault…never theirs.
It's easy for morons like you. I'm betting he was white trash. Women are just easily fooled because they lack critical thinking and are too emotionally stupid.
I'm betting he was white trash and you're hyping him up to make yourself feel better about being fooled. Women are easily manipulated because some part of them doesn't care if it's real or not, they just like the way it makes them look. You probably overexaggerate your relationship with him to cope with your divorce. Keep coping, and making the same mistakes like most women.
Eh I don’t think being a con artist is genetic. I’d be more concerned with the kid dealing with the effects of finding out their parent is a murderer. I remember Diane Downs daughter who she had in prison went through a hard time dealing with being her child. She felt she must be like her to come from her but the truth is she wasn’t like her at all. She was empathetic and thoughtful.
It was always going to happen. If it wasn’t him, it would be someone equally as depraved. Water finds its level, and people have children with those on their same moral level. If Christian cons you and you believe him, it is because you also see him in the mirror but have insufficient self-hatred.
I think it's unfortunate because these individuals are obviously intelligent enough to orchestrate and manage these long running schemes, but they could be using their mind for so many better things.
They run corporations, media, banks, government, militaries, and religions. They're there. Man, I sound like a conspiracy theorist... You get what I mean. We just choose to turn a blind eye. Is that how the saying goes?
No, they couldn’t. I’m rather tired of this “psychopaths are misguided geniuses” nonsense. The mental qualities that actually benefit society more often involve intense detail orientation, solitary study, and a fair amount of risk aversion. This man was just manipulative and very confident with playing the averages to maximize the payout *to himself.* He can appear clever only because he notices opportunities no decent person notices. Such people are useful when you’re trying to compete with another tribe (you send your parasitic monsters after their parasitic monsters), but absolutely useless when it comes to generating real value in an absolute (non-relative) sense.
Hello Dr. Grande, any chance you will release a blooper reel? I think I speak for everyone when I say we'd love to see you laughing while trying to keep a straight face.
I love the videos DR but I miss your older content where you discuss various mental disorders and general topics rather than specific people. Been with you since 16K and still a great fan, but could you make just one more old-style video, for old time sake?
@@billhildebrand5053 Thank you for the reply. Unfortunately I have already done so. Sometimes I have watched videos three to four times, especially the narcissism videos as that is a topic near and dear to my heart. I understand if you may like his newer content, and I do too! I just asked if he could maybe mix in an old style video once in a while. Cheers :)
☘️ Only discovered Dr. Grande days ago so im binging on all his vids. It's a nice change to hear a calm, easy-on-the-ear voice lay out all sides of a case fairly with spot-on shades of a dry, witty sense of humour.!
How TF did he even get away with using Son of Sam's SS number? Lmao our law enforcement is so inept it's not even funny. That should have immediately alerted someone somewhere in some office that a convicted serial killers SS is being used somewhere
I could only barely keep up with all his lies & names & schemes as you listed them. I could never be a con-artist...Never keep up with who or what or where I was supposed to be to different people...It would exhaust me. Did he have to study notes & graphs to keep up? Easier, I'd think, just to actually work for a living. TgT
I would be too anxious. I guess being a con artist is not a suitable occupation for anyone with social anxiety disorder. Or for introverts. There's a dating clue for safety from con artists. Date only nervous introverts.
The inside of his car was filled with Post-It notes of his lies so he would remember them! And his downfall was telling his wife a different story about his mother than he had originally told her years ago. She was like wait you said your mom is dead, he said no you're just an idiot. So she got suspicious and hired a private investigator.
This story reminds me of another elite-class swindler, Anna Sorokin, who rose to upper echellons simply by mirroring traits some rich folk feel most comfortable with and admire: vanity, self-righteousness, entitlement.
I'm getting weird vibes from the movie The Talented Mr. Ripley, where Tom Ripley (Matt Damon) killes Dickie Greanleaf, (Jude Law) and assumes his identity. To my knowledge a fictional film. To think that someone can get away with this is real life is baffling. A great analysis Dr. Grande🪴🪴🪴🪴
Odd indeed that he was able to fool educated people. Perhaps they were not educated in critical thinking, or perhaps they were honest people who expected others to be the same.
Even educated people can be emotionally manipulated.... that is the problem with manipulative people! Especially narcissists and sociopaths- they know exactly what their targets want to hear and will say/do anything to flatter and entice them....
Like Anna Delvey, if you dress the part, act the part and have a fluid imagination and a good memory for facts, people will usually take you at your word! They can't imagine that they are being scammed! That only happens to "other" people.
While living in San Marino, California, Gerhartsreiter used the alias 'Christopher Chichester, XIII Baronet'. He claimed to be English aristocracy. People in California thought wrongly his strange accent was 'British'. Anyone from the UK would have heard in seconds that he did not have an accent from the UK.
Hi Dr.Grande, I was browsing some of your older videos and found that the new studio truly does liven up ur presents. Well done, and thank you for your insight on some VERY interesting topics.
I read a really interesting book about this guy, Blood Will Out by Walter Kirn. Kirn is an author of novels and screenplays. The book isn't an in depth discussion about Christian, but more a look at Kirn's own motivations for becoming friendly with Christian, and how Kirn ignored red flags and common sense. It's illuminating as we do often take people at face value. Thankfully, most of them aren't psychopathic killers and cons.
@@ilariafalanga I've been searching to find the name of the episode for you. I'm not sure if I can post a pic with all the info. It won't let me, so I'll grab the relevant info for you. It is called "The Extra Man" and is episode 6 of season 1. It aired originally on October 28, 2001. The Extra Man Episode aired Oct 28, 2001 44min S1.E6 A man found dead in a hotel room is thought to be an international con artist who has cheated a number of wealthy investors.
Thanks for mentioning youtube for your podcast link. I don't use regular podcast platforms and wouldn't have thought it was a youtube channel. Subscribed!
Hey there Dr. Grande! there is a case that just happened here in brazil where a woman named joice hasselmann woke up with some injuries that seemed like she was beat up by her husband, but she is ruling out domestic violence as she claims she does not remember anything happening at all. The interviews are also very interesting, her husband's behavior is odd, for lack of a better word... i thought you could check it out, even though the case is still on going. Thanks a lot for your work! i realy like your insights and your sharp sense of humor hehehe :D
Dr. Grande, have you made a video about Edwin Lara, the Kaylee Sawyer murderer? If not, it would be very interesting to hear your highly educated & profesional reflections regarding that case. Thank you.
A video on malingering for social media (TikTok/TH-cam especially) would be interesting. There are whole communities dedicated to “exposing” people while disability advocates frequently cite not being believed about their disabilities as a major issue
This was the funniest one by far! And most informative, after listening I'm changing my name to Rockefeller, Musk, Besos, Gates, see if my luck changes while I'm panhandling
I believe the five factor model has been replaced by the letters *E.L.I.T.E* in Dr. Grandes new *Gerhartmeier* video. I could not figure out of Karl was impersonating Grande, or perhaps speculating on what would happen if his credudentuals would be dismantled by such a great doc. *Alles gut* (all is good?)... no I’m still speculating if I could possibly be found out. Great work, Dr. Grande, I had to switch identities each time you mentioned me in a new role.....**Every Layman’s Intelligensia Truth Evasions**. (Incorporated) ...”ELITE, you can cross out OCEANS with a simple tool”. *ELITE*...for those with no conscience to burn. *ELITE!!!*
Great video Dr. Grande! I remember seeing a lifetime movie based on this case. They also mentioned that he got his accent from Thurston Howell the third from Gilligan's island. lololol. That was so funny about the chief Wiggams comment. I laughed out loud at that one.🤣🤣🤣
Great vid. Would be great to hear what Dr Grande makes of the following at some point: 1) Milli Vanilli (pop band) 2) Han Van Meegeren (artist) 3) Percy Toplis (army officer imposter).
Oh my… I don’t like reading about serial killers. But I like Dr. Grande’s analysis “of situation like this”. Knowing how he analyses, how precise he is, how good he is with the language and humor, I have a feeling it will be a best seller and first print of first book…. Dr. Grande, are you offering sales of the book directly from here WITH YOUR AUTOGRAPH? 😌 I would be interested in “booking” your first book. 🙏✨☺️
You’ve been doing loads of cases I have never heard of before and I’m REALLY ENJOYING them, more than the ones of whoever is in the current TH-cam drama. Though I understand people love those too.
The “Not So Talented Mr. Gerhartsreiter” would have been a fun title. Jokes aside, this man is creepy as they come. I wasn’t aware of the murders, only pretending to be a Rockefeller. This is a fascinating topic to explore. There’s certainly an entitlement that comes with having money/aristocracy. I witnessed this while living in Manhattan where if you aspired to work at specific companies or live in certain buildings, your Sir name gave a quick pass/access. Thank you as always Dr. Grande. 😊👍💜
Wow! he did NOT live a boring life. However, I just can't ever understand how someone could keep up with all those lies... P.s. Dr Grande's burns at the end were the highlight of this case analysis 😂💥
Part of me watches Dr. Grande to learn and because I’m interested to hear his opinion on things but the other part seems to like the evidence that there are still men with class and grace in the world. ☺️
This video nicely summarizes Walter Kirn's book "Blood will out.". The only valuable addition in the book is the feeling the author imparts that he himself was wholly taken in by this con artist!
Lol, difficultly regulating their intake of alcohol. So tactful. I call those people Slophounds, Blackout Artists or a plain ole Souse. (I am one, so I can talk smack.)
If someone comes up to you and says they’re royalty, they’re probably not.
You right.. deceit is in heart of man...psalm 32
1Blessed is the one
whose transgressions are forgiven,
whose sins are covered.
2Blessed is the one
whose sin the Lord does not count against them
and in whose spirit is no deceit.
3When I kept silent,
my bones wasted away
through my groaning all day long.
4For day and night
your hand was heavy on me;
my strength was sapped
as in the heat of summer. b
5Then I acknowledged my sin to you
and did not cover up my iniquity.
I said, “I will confess
my transgressions to the Lord.”
And you forgave
the guilt of my sin.
6Therefore let all the faithful pray to you
while you may be found;
surely the rising of the mighty waters
will not reach them.
7You are my hiding place;
you will protect me from trouble
and surround me with songs of deliverance.
8I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go;
I will counsel you with my loving eye on you.
9Do not be like the horse or the mule,
which have no understanding
but must be controlled by bit and bridle
or they will not come to you.
10Many are the woes of the wicked,
but the Lord’s unfailing love
surrounds the one who trusts in him.
11Rejoice in the Lord and be glad, you righteous;
sing, all you who are upright in heart!
if this happens, proper response:
"so? i am GOD" LOL
@@billhildebrand5053 Quotes from holy books are usually pointless to today's society and meaningless when addressing subjects better answered by science and mathematics. And it's your personal beliefs that aren't shared by everyone. Take your Buybull BS elsewhere. Matthew 6:1-34
Full Metal Jacket: "THAT NAME SOUNDS LIKE ROYALTY!! ARE YOU ROYALTY, PRIVATE?!!!"
@@Mr-S.p.o.c.k thanks, but if that guy had integrity, the only source is a holy book.
‘Crockafeller’ as he’s called in Massachusetts.
Sandra Bass was gifted intellectually, worked in, I think, some area of finance and made a fabulous living.
When questioned by someone who wondered how she could have been taken in by the likes of Clark Rockefeller, she explained that (paraphrasing here) one could be brilliant & amazing in one aspect of life while being absolutely dimwitted in another area.
I think truer words were never spoken.
I just want to remind everyone: Dr. Grande is not diagnosing anybody. He's just speculating about what could be happening in a situation like this.
😂😂😂😂😂
Thurston Howell the third? 😂
I always love it when Dr Grande shreds the upper class ☺️
"It's not a lie if you believe it"
- George Costanza
It's not you, its me!🤣
That’s my favourite reply from Seinfield !!! Lololol 😆😆😆
Quite some time has passed since doctor had his last self reminder of the five factor model by the acronym "Ocean". I'm experiencing nostalgic feelings. 🙂💚
Dr. Grande finally got them memorized & doesn't have to remind himself...lol. TgT
I came here to say this🥲
@@tomgcooktown5019 I hear the 5 Factors every day.
Ah yes, Ocean.....
Memories
Light the corners of my mind
Misty watercolor memories
Of the way we were
Scattered pictures
Of the smiles we left behind
Smiles we gave to one another
For the way we were.........😢🤣🎶
@@erikparent8176 🙂👍
I love how Dr. Grande has named his media "Bella Grande Productions" after his dog, Bella. It's very cute and it sounds pretty snazzy, too! ❤️🐩
Moral of the story: always do a background check on the person you are dating, or are considering dating, no matter how well received they might be by others
I wish I would have thought like you about 7 years ago. I dated a woman that I met through an online dating website. I didn’t check her background. I should have. I shared a story to my younger sister about an argument we had just months after starting the relationship. My sister got concerned about her and did a check. Multiple convictions for assault and financial fraud. I ended the relationship. As fast as I could.
She had a baby with him then had to change her daughter's last name, that's scary she had all that money& didn't think to hire a P.I. til after she had a baby.
Especially when they say they're a "consultant"
Yes. Common sense.
Whatever did they do before the internet?Or ,is it that people have changed in ways that make them more vulnerable?
TBH, if I felt a background check was necessary, I wouldn't trust them-, regaurdless.
OMG , he seems so similar to my ex-husband ( who kidnapped our child ) and was diagnosed with narcisstic personality disorder . I feel so grateful to have managed to get out of that marraige ( and yes, he was very intelligent & VERY charming although he continously believed others envied him and that he was above most other people ) although this kind of experience did not leave anyone in my family unscathed . It gave me PTSD . I have so much smpathy for anyone who has lived with a master manipulative yet hugely charming man , its so easy to fall into the elephant pit !
@Over It
Like youve never ever made a mistake ?
How harsh and judgemental your reply was . You must be a really PERFECT individual .
@Over It you have no fucking idea what you are talking about. They are sooo charming and seem to adore you. They do everything they can to convince people they are the good guy. Gaslighting until you think you are the bad guy. I had a mother that was abusive and controlling beyond measure and went to therapy stating,,,I was abusive. Even when I was an adult and she was on her death bed…I was the bad guy. I have a step son who is the same way. It’s always someone else’s fault…never theirs.
I hear you. My daughter was caught in the trap of a narcissistic psychopath. Thank God he’s gone now. He did irreparable harm to my daughter.
It's easy for morons like you. I'm betting he was white trash. Women are just easily fooled because they lack critical thinking and are too emotionally stupid.
I'm betting he was white trash and you're hyping him up to make yourself feel better about being fooled. Women are easily manipulated because some part of them doesn't care if it's real or not, they just like the way it makes them look. You probably overexaggerate your relationship with him to cope with your divorce. Keep coping, and making the same mistakes like most women.
“Here we see more senseless Gilligan’s Island related criminality...”🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for the wonderful video Dr. Grande.❤️
Or a singer wanting to be like Justin Beiber. 😂
I agree...and also, your hot. (Rejane, not Dr. Grande). -Nate @ Airgun Channel
Dr. Grande - Are you running a dating ap!? This is the second flirtatious comment!
@@bthomson 😅
Senseless Gilligan's Island related criminality!😂😂Dr Grande you are the absolute best!💖💖
Imagine having a child with this man? I'd be quite apprehensive that the child might have inherited some of his traits.
Eh I don’t think being a con artist is genetic. I’d be more concerned with the kid dealing with the effects of finding out their parent is a murderer. I remember Diane Downs daughter who she had in prison went through a hard time dealing with being her child. She felt she must be like her to come from her but the truth is she wasn’t like her at all. She was empathetic and thoughtful.
It was always going to happen. If it wasn’t him, it would be someone equally as depraved. Water finds its level, and people have children with those on their same moral level. If Christian cons you and you believe him, it is because you also see him in the mirror but have insufficient self-hatred.
The number I believe would be on back of neck? 😈😈😈
The Bad Seed….
I think it's unfortunate because these individuals are obviously intelligent enough to orchestrate and manage these long running schemes, but they could be using their mind for so many better things.
They run corporations, media, banks, government, militaries, and religions.
They're there. Man, I sound like a conspiracy theorist... You get what I mean.
We just choose to turn a blind eye. Is that how the saying goes?
trauma doesn't work like that
They get off on the thrill of fooling others
Lying to rich people is not that hard. They tend to be very sheltered.
No, they couldn’t. I’m rather tired of this “psychopaths are misguided geniuses” nonsense. The mental qualities that actually benefit society more often involve intense detail orientation, solitary study, and a fair amount of risk aversion. This man was just manipulative and very confident with playing the averages to maximize the payout *to himself.*
He can appear clever only because he notices opportunities no decent person notices. Such people are useful when you’re trying to compete with another tribe (you send your parasitic monsters after their parasitic monsters), but absolutely useless when it comes to generating real value in an absolute (non-relative) sense.
Hello Dr. Grande, any chance you will release a blooper reel? I think I speak for everyone when I say we'd love to see you laughing while trying to keep a straight face.
I love the videos DR but I miss your older content where you discuss various mental disorders and general topics rather than specific people. Been with you since 16K and still a great fan, but could you make just one more old-style video, for old time sake?
I have a solution...just go back and watch the older videos..❤️👍
@@billhildebrand5053 Thank you for the reply. Unfortunately I have already done so. Sometimes I have watched videos three to four times, especially the narcissism videos as that is a topic near and dear to my heart. I understand if you may like his newer content, and I do too! I just asked if he could maybe mix in an old style video once in a while. Cheers :)
@@dr.johnson5189 well taken. I watched some older videos too and am constantly refreshed..
So good to see how Dr. Grande's fans interact like gentlemen! This channel is just TH-cam at it's very best!
An epic slam on elitism. You have outdone yourself.
Deserved.
I've also considered indentifying as a rich guy.
Wassup 😁
You should learn how to appear wealthy on a job interview, for example.
Yeah, a rich imagination at others expense.
Another great day of speculating what may be happening in a situation like this!
😂😂
☘️ Only discovered Dr. Grande days ago so im binging on all his vids. It's a nice change to hear a calm, easy-on-the-ear voice lay out all sides of a case fairly with spot-on shades of a dry, witty sense of humour.!
How TF did he even get away with using Son of Sam's SS number? Lmao our law enforcement is so inept it's not even funny. That should have immediately alerted someone somewhere in some office that a convicted serial killers SS is being used somewhere
I could only barely keep up with all his lies & names & schemes as you listed them. I could never be a con-artist...Never keep up with who or what or where I was supposed to be to different people...It would exhaust me. Did he have to study notes & graphs to keep up? Easier, I'd think, just to actually work for a living. TgT
I would be too anxious. I guess being a con artist is not a suitable occupation for anyone with social anxiety disorder. Or for introverts. There's a dating clue for safety from con artists. Date only nervous introverts.
Same, I'm not clever or organised enough to scam anyone!
The inside of his car was filled with Post-It notes of his lies so he would remember them! And his downfall was telling his wife a different story about his mother than he had originally told her years ago. She was like wait you said your mom is dead, he said no you're just an idiot. So she got suspicious and hired a private investigator.
Did he just said "Justin Bieber"
I died! Never disappointed with your videos!
"a singer wanting to be like Justin Bieber" 💀😂
I've come to realize many narcissists are charming-that's how they lure victims in. Thanks for another great case & lesson Dr G😊💛💛
Christian K G looks like he’s doing a mediocre Dr Grande cosplay in the headshot picture
Omg please don't insult Dr.G!!!!
He looks like a groundhog
😂😂😂
The return of OCEAN! I'm in heaven! My favorite part next to your closing. Thanks Dr Grande!
This story reminds me of another elite-class swindler, Anna Sorokin, who rose to upper echellons simply by mirroring traits some rich folk feel most comfortable with and admire: vanity, self-righteousness, entitlement.
Facts!🗣️
He's got a video up for that chick too
Yet another person from Germany coming to America with very similar fantasies. Though, Sorokin came to Germany from Russia as a teenager.
Brilliant analysis at the end! I nearly fell off my chair 😂😂
Daaanng! Doc went hard at the end!
Yeah, that dry humor was relentless. Threw me for a loop a little bit.
Absolutely love the jokes, the dry humor just sneaks up on you
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Is the tiny cactus in “time out?. Interesting video today ( as always).
It goes to show how involved we are that the idea of a small cactus in a "time out" almost made me cry! (This is Judy not Bruce!)
I'm getting weird vibes from the movie The Talented Mr. Ripley, where Tom Ripley (Matt Damon) killes Dickie Greanleaf, (Jude Law) and assumes his identity. To my knowledge a fictional film. To think that someone can get away with this is real life is baffling.
A great analysis Dr. Grande🪴🪴🪴🪴
Great episode. Like that Dr Grande gets back into analyzing personality and mental health, not just crime.
Oh those expressive eyebrows! So subtle but so telling!
Odd indeed that he was able to fool educated people. Perhaps they were not educated in critical thinking, or perhaps they were honest people who expected others to be the same.
Even educated people can be emotionally manipulated.... that is the problem with manipulative people! Especially narcissists and sociopaths- they know exactly what their targets want to hear and will say/do anything to flatter and entice them....
Book smarts vs street smarts lol
Like Anna Delvey, if you dress the part, act the part and have a fluid imagination and a good memory for facts, people will usually take you at your word! They can't imagine that they are being scammed! That only happens to "other" people.
@@Ssm19494
Yes. It's hardly ever talked about.
Oh, hey, I loved his performance in The Talented Mr. Ripley!
Those 2 last minutes are EPIC.
I think the speed with which you defined the acronym OCEAN was a personal best!
The topic may not be interesting necessarily but the way you deliver is magnificent. Intellectually entertain.
The Bieber dig was
Why you don’t have 20 million subs is beyond me. Big love 💕💖
I consider myself very fortunate to have never met anyone with similar personality traits (or at least that I know of). whew!!!
You are. I’m jealous 😂. But really it’s good you haven’t.
Yesss!! It's good you haven't!!
Just keep aware is my best advice
I love the way you say Chichester. It sounds very grand!
He looks absolutely NOTHING like a Mountbatten.
While living in San Marino, California, Gerhartsreiter used the alias 'Christopher Chichester, XIII Baronet'. He claimed to be English aristocracy. People in California thought wrongly his strange accent was 'British'. Anyone from the UK would have heard in seconds that he did not have an accent from the UK.
You should do analysis on Chief Wiggum.
I can see the potential in that theme!
Thurston Howell III! What a great ending. :)
Hi Dr.Grande, I was browsing some of your older videos and found that the new studio truly does liven up ur presents. Well done, and thank you for your insight on some VERY interesting topics.
Excellent video, Dr. Grande! Very informative. Love the analysis and humor, as always :)
The word "sketchy" was invented to describe people like Gerhartsreiter.
I’d be interested in your thoughts on Assange, Snowden, Manning, etc.
I didn't see that coming. The Gilligan's Island reference. Love it lol
Great video Dr Grande!! Hope you are having a great day!!
I read a really interesting book about this guy, Blood Will Out by Walter Kirn. Kirn is an author of novels and screenplays. The book isn't an in depth discussion about Christian, but more a look at Kirn's own motivations for becoming friendly with Christian, and how Kirn ignored red flags and common sense. It's illuminating as we do often take people at face value. Thankfully, most of them aren't psychopathic killers and cons.
She I buy the book ?
There’s an episode of Law and Order: Criminal Intent based on this.
Yes!!
Which one? I'd love to watch it
@@ilariafalanga I've been searching to find the name of the episode for you. I'm not sure if I can post a pic with all the info.
It won't let me, so I'll grab the relevant info for you. It is called "The Extra Man" and is episode 6 of season 1. It aired originally on October 28, 2001.
The Extra Man
Episode aired Oct 28, 2001
44min
S1.E6
A man found dead in a hotel room is thought to be an international con artist who has cheated a number of wealthy investors.
@@TheTam0613 thank you so much 💛 you are a gem
As soon as I'm back at home I'm watching it
@@ilariafalanga I'm so happy I could find it for you!!
A interesting, and profound, commentary on eliteness.
Thank you Dr. grande a fun trip
Great analysis-very in-depth. Thanks for your insight.
That’s a great way of saying this guy is a “first class nut.” 💕
Quite the interesting case! Thanks again, Dr. Grande, your content is always fascinating!
An amateur keeps doing things until he gets it right. A pro will do it until he can't get it wrong.
So he was a nobody pretending to be a somebody, even if he had to murder and dismember with a chainsaw to keep up the facade.
Thanks for mentioning youtube for your podcast link. I don't use regular podcast platforms and wouldn't have thought it was a youtube channel. Subscribed!
"...Had some difficulties regulating her intake of alcohol".- Everybody 2020.
Hey there Dr. Grande! there is a case that just happened here in brazil where a woman named joice hasselmann woke up with some injuries that seemed like she was beat up by her husband, but she is ruling out domestic violence as she claims she does not remember anything happening at all. The interviews are also very interesting, her husband's behavior is odd, for lack of a better word... i thought you could check it out, even though the case is still on going.
Thanks a lot for your work! i realy like your insights and your sharp sense of humor hehehe :D
Dr. Grande, have you made a video about Edwin Lara, the Kaylee Sawyer murderer? If not, it would be very interesting to hear your highly educated & profesional reflections regarding that case. Thank you.
A video on malingering for social media (TikTok/TH-cam especially) would be interesting. There are whole communities dedicated to “exposing” people while disability advocates frequently cite not being believed about their disabilities as a major issue
Most interesting case so far, Dr. Grande. ❤️
@@pinned.bydr.toddgrande8551 Todd Grande mAy disapprove..
@@billhildebrand5053
I think someone's being a naughty boy or girl!
I 'll pull out the time out chair! 🪑⏰🤷♂️
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Excellent analysis as always. Thank you Dr Grande.
Now how you gonna shade The Beibs like that Dr Grande!!!!! 🤣😂🤣😂😂😂🤣🤩
I remember this case, it was bizarre. There are so many gullible people in the world.
I'm glad I was born a doubter.
Yeah I see a lot of friends and coworkers fall for the craziest things that to me seem absolutely obvious that they are scams/phishing schemes, etc.
@@TeKnoVKNG23 Same. I know a lot of people who got vaccinated, it's crazy.
That is not funny.
PLEASE consider doing an analysis of Dr. Christopher Duntsch, "Dr. Death." So much to work with there.
This was the funniest one by far! And most informative, after listening I'm changing my name to Rockefeller, Musk, Besos, Gates, see if my luck changes while I'm panhandling
I believe the five factor model has been replaced by the letters *E.L.I.T.E* in Dr. Grandes new *Gerhartmeier* video. I could not figure out of Karl was impersonating Grande, or perhaps speculating on what would happen if his credudentuals would be dismantled by such a great doc. *Alles gut* (all is good?)... no I’m still speculating if I could possibly be found out. Great work, Dr. Grande, I had to switch identities each time you mentioned me in a new role.....**Every Layman’s Intelligensia Truth Evasions**. (Incorporated) ...”ELITE, you can cross out OCEANS with a simple tool”. *ELITE*...for those with no conscience to burn. *ELITE!!!*
Great video Dr. Grande! I remember seeing a lifetime movie based on this case. They also mentioned that he got his accent from Thurston Howell the third from Gilligan's island. lololol. That was so funny about the chief Wiggams comment. I laughed out loud at that one.🤣🤣🤣
I love that you made a reference to Michael Scott from The Office! 😂
Great vid. Would be great to hear what Dr Grande makes of the following at some point:
1) Milli Vanilli (pop band)
2) Han Van Meegeren (artist)
3) Percy Toplis (army officer imposter).
Oh my…
I don’t like reading about serial killers. But I like Dr. Grande’s analysis “of situation like this”. Knowing how he analyses, how precise he is, how good he is with the language and humor, I have a feeling it will be a best seller and first print of first book….
Dr. Grande, are you offering sales of the book directly from here WITH YOUR AUTOGRAPH? 😌
I would be interested in “booking” your first book. 🙏✨☺️
You’ve been doing loads of cases I have never heard of before and I’m REALLY ENJOYING them, more than the ones of whoever is in the current TH-cam drama. Though I understand people love those too.
Always knew you were talented, but didn’t know you were also a doctor. Loved your role in End of Watch and Chips.
@Dr. Todd Grande
Do you know how Cristian Karl was able to get ahold of David Berkowitz SSN?
17:40 Excellent analogy doctor! 🤣
The “Not So Talented Mr. Gerhartsreiter” would have been a fun title.
Jokes aside, this man is creepy as they come. I wasn’t aware of the murders, only pretending to be a Rockefeller.
This is a fascinating topic to explore. There’s certainly an entitlement that comes with having money/aristocracy. I witnessed this while living in Manhattan where if you aspired to work at specific companies or live in certain buildings, your Sir name gave a quick pass/access.
Thank you as always Dr. Grande. 😊👍💜
Ah hem! Surname! Education may be good for something!😎😇
Oh snap, you got some sick burns doc! Do me next!
I'd be interested in an analysis of Timothy Jones Jr (father that killed his 5 children) and the family dynamics.
Wow! he did NOT live a boring life. However, I just can't ever understand how someone could keep up with all those lies...
P.s. Dr Grande's burns at the end were the highlight of this case analysis 😂💥
Can we please have a video on Dr Christopher Duntsch, aka Dr Death? The sheer awe and disgust of his story amazes me
Dr. Grande, please do a video of outtakes. I think the “bloopers” would be funny and interesting.
Umm .... Maybe not in his line of work.
@@here_we_go_again2571 he does have several videos of bloopers. he normally showcases them at the end of his videos.
Dr. Grande is perfect and doesn't make mistakes
Yes!
@@moonstruck562
No kidding? I'll have to check them out!
Thx :)
Zdravstvuyte, doktor Grande, vsem privet!
From Russia with love😍😘💘❤
Hey Dr. Grande. Love your stuff. Can you do one on the Craigslist Killer if you haven’t done it already?
can you analyse claus von bulow's mental health?
Doctor Grande, almost a mil.. congratz!
Part of me watches Dr. Grande to learn and because I’m interested to hear his opinion on things but the other part seems to like the evidence that there are still men with class and grace in the world. ☺️
A true compliment!💎
dr. grande, would you consider doing a video on the Benoit tragedy?
That plant in the pink container looks awfully close to the edge. Remember, safety first!
If people expended as much worry and consideration on each other as they do on Dr.Grande's cacti the world would be a perfect place!
I always wonder with that disclaimer at the beginning -- how often does one encounter a "situation like this"?
This video nicely summarizes Walter Kirn's book "Blood will out.". The only valuable addition in the book is the feeling the author imparts that he himself was wholly taken in by this con artist!
Very interesting case that I never heard of!
outstanding video
thanks Doc
2:49 N.B. Chichester is pronounced "Chitchester", not "Chaichester".
Lol, difficultly regulating their intake of alcohol. So tactful. I call those people Slophounds, Blackout Artists or a plain ole Souse. (I am one, so I can talk smack.)
try cannabis
Takes a lush to know one, right?
I should not laugh, really I shouldn't, but hahahaha, so funny.😅
@@quester09 I'd smoke periodically if my employer didn't care.
@@crochunter35 lol, where you at hillbilly? I'm a Detroit transplant in rural Benson NC. Cackalacky, as it were.