Cop Illegally Pulls Woman Over and Commits Murder | Kim Medlin Case Analysis
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This is my Aunt Kim. This effected my family so deeply, still does years later. Words cannot describe. Thank you for covering this, and being respectful.
She will never be forgotten. ❤
This crime is literally every woman’s worst nightmare! 😱
The poor husband has to live with the knowledge, that his wife was m*rked, by an officer. 😞😞
"You are under arrest! You have the rigth to be my girlfriend!" 👮♂️
And short of the murder, many women's typical experience.
@@kathryngeeslin9509 Seriously? You - and/or women you know - have been stopped by a police officer so he could hit on you? I’m asking in earnest because I find it appalling.
@@nsnopper Yes, both myself and many women I knew. To make it even more frightening, for many years I daily commuted along a stretch of highway hunted by a rapist known to impersonate law enforcement (uniforms and decked out car). He escalated and I think killed two women before they finally made the effort to catch him. Though "made the effort" may be overly harsh; I despise most police officers; some suburbs have great police departments, most don't, and officers fit in or move on. For what it's worth, in my 50s I apparently graduated from sexual harassment to old biddy / looks homeless harassment; then a casual conversation with a mosquito inspector unexpectedly solved several neighborhood problems with police. I think it may be changing, slowly.
The killers fellow officers failed terribly. They could have very likely saved this woman had they reported him for his illegal stops. How tragic.
The reason bad cops exist is good cops do not.
It's foolish to think that today's American police have morals. They're only parasitic self-serving pieces of feces. EVERY SINGLE ONE!!!
Police depts are street gangs. It's no different except they don't get in trouble usually.
It's a good ol' boys club 🤦🏾♀️
No kidding. Although, I do want to give them credit. I half expected for this case to have gone unsolved for a few years but they must have seen the writing on the wall and spoken up.
You can call 911 if you're being pulled over and feel unsure/unsafe especially if its by an unmarked Police vehicle.
Any legit and decent officer doesn't mind you verifying his name and badge # with 911.
++ while you leave your window rolled up!!
I hope that the creeps who harassed her understand that if it weren’t for their behaviour this would never have happened.
Clearly a grossly immature punk with a badge. Hopefully he has gotten lots of the action that he sought in prison.
Yet somehow he squeaked thru his psych eval part.....
Hi Dr. Grande. This guy needed more than a life sentence. He should, in my opinion, get the death penalty because he was a cop and knew better than the public. Still a good analysis. He was a totally dual diagnosis psychonarc, con artist, not a professional. Like your content, love and take care, peace, Janine Smiley😀🙂😎🤩😍🌝🌚☕☕
He'll be kept in segregation in another state. Std ops mode.
I don't think one can fully comprehend the terror and shock that poor woman must have felt. Oh my goodness. I am so sorry this happened ny someone she trusted with her life and safery
Oh now there’s a new cop story on Dr Phil, there was a girl she was African American swerved and hit a tree discharging the airbag that hurt her and she was so distraught she couldn’t speak. The cops thought she was drunk , they screamed at her to get out of the car she couldn’t speak! They ended up shooting her with a stun gun and she started screaming. Then they hit her pulled her out of the car -hog tied her and 3 or more cops were on top of her. Now she suffers night terrors and PTSDC and seizures , WHY? Why would the cops do this to her? She was a victim in a car accident ! Why were they so violent?
This poor woman never stood a chance. So pathetic other cops knew of his grandiose behaviours and did nothing. Can't believe they weren't fired or brought to account in any way smh this murder could have been prevented, for sure. Bang on again, Dr. Grande and good warning at the end. Thanks for this 👍❤️⚔️🔥🐴
They probably thought "Lucky young guy"...with much hee-hawing and back slapping. 🙄
They never permanently fire these clowns. Just desk duties and department shuffling
@@redsloane9905 boy’s club syndrome
ONLY Blue Lives Matter to cops. Many view the public as weak sheeple.
I would think that after she rejected his advances and he placed her in cuffs, ANYTHING he did to her from that point qualifies as a premeditated act. Good job on the part of the jury. He's about 24 years old, starting to serve a life sentence. I hope he lives a very, very long life, and every minute of it is miserable.
The murder was committed in 1997. He's been in prison for more than 20 years now. Maybe he has found a girlfriend in prison, or he is someone's girlfriend.
It will be, he's an ex cop and he killed a woman, both are big no no's in there.
Oh yeah - shunted up the chuff frequently.
It's a good thing this didn't happen in Australia. He would have been out in as little as 12 years.
How scary to think that someone who is supposed to be protecting the public could be capable of such a horrific murder. Excellent analysis, Dr. Grande! ❤️
How scary to think you don't realize this is the norm in Police Officers and not the exception.
The Officer Friendly case was much worse. He had a meltdown
Ah yes....the good ole boy's club. 🙄 Excellent point about LE being no more trustworthy that a common and average person! Another stellar video, Dr G! Many thanks!
I'm familiar with this case. This cop was below average size for a male. He was completely eaten up with, small man syndrome, down to his little 81/2 size shoes.
so better only big man would be police officiers?
@@warrax111 actually yes
My dad isn't particularly small but wears like 9.5 shoe... When I was like 16 my dad was looking at shoes and I was like, "well, I'll be over here by the real men's shoes" lol I wear 13s 👟
Oh, my GOD! No one reported him???!!! This Poor, Innocent Woman!! Her Poor Husband, and Family! Heartbreaking. 💔🙏💔🙏💔🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️
Are you really seriously surprised???😑😒😒 this goes on currently inside every Police department in America.
And her horses never knew why she never came home 😥🐎
I knew Kim & her husband Bridger. They were a wonderful couple & she was a sweet beautiful soul. It was the saddest funeral I’ve ever attended.
@@redsloane9905 Bridger has them and takes excellent care of them.
I used to work with police as a dispatcher. Some police are great. Some are jerks. That job attracts all types. I agree we shouldn't automatically just believe cops. I'm surprised you said it, because folks will say you are anti-police, and that's not what you said at all. You pointed out perfect reasons to keep one eye open when dealing with law enforcement. I'll never forget how senseless this murder was. Makes it harder for all the good cops.
More extensive qualification process & background checks for those applying for police training, you know, the psycologic tests and all that. Would work miracles. And how do I know? Because where I live the cops were pretty wild stil back in the Seventies. Around the Nineties the whole picture changed about them, and why? They started being much more strinct who could become a police officer.
I agree. It would be absurd to think that all or most police are bad. However, I'm sure it is a job that tends to attract authoritarians and even, occasionally, sadistic types.
As Chris Rock said, "Policing is job that can't have bad apples."
@@korpienmahtijullit7508 Where is this?
There are no good cops except for whistleblowing cops. Other people know what the bad ones do. They talk and they cover for each other. In Atlanta there was a major jewelry thief gang breaking into jewelry stores. My friend sold safes to all the jewelers and they would call him because their safes had a square hole with the steel pulled back neatly around the square-a robbery and a hole that took major hours to make-why and how did they take so long? Most criminals take 5 miniures ot less in and out... -So he did some investigation and he asked a ton of questions from all these store owners and then he also stakes out some nights and watched one of these robberies happen. It was the cops themselves. They would block off the alley behind the shopping center and have a cop car in the front as well so no one would pull in-then they would disable what they could and also have any dispatcher delay reports from alarm companies-falsify times etc to cover up...The store owners would all think some great cops were out watching and protecting the stores and instead they were being robbed by uniformed officers. After Atlanta got too hot for them -partly because my friend quietly and discreetly passed the word-even in fear of his life-they packed up and went first to Chicago and did the same thing and then LA for a while...Millions of dollars were taken in just a few stores...This was in the 1990’s-early 2000s. Who knows where they are pulling this now...My friend is dead from Cancer now which is why I don’t have fears for them hurting him. Bad cops float around and everyone else covers for them.
The police that don't do the messed up stuff know about it and cover for each other, that's why ACAB is a true statement.
And people wonder why some of us don’t trust cops! I have met some really good ones and some really bad ones. The bad ones abuse their authority, have a God complex are manipulative, cocky and how is it that the public can not lie to cops but they can lie to us all the time! This is really sad this woman was just trying to get home from work safely so she asks the cops to look out for her and this one looked after her as prey! All cops should have a psychiatric evaluation and regular therapy. This doesn’t apply to the wonderful polite and trustworthy ones who we are thankful for but the let’s say below average and ordinary ones that abuse the authority they’ve been given.
Great analysis Dr Grande
Mental health evals should be required even for the so-called good cops..Like the one who ignored the bad cop's behaviour
I agree. There are literally thousands of "police behaving badly" videos on youtube.
The problem with encounters with LEO's is that you can have 9 good (or at least regular) ones, but that possible single 10th bad one can really ruin your life.
@@Sweet.Mother.of.Cheesus the problem is when they follow the leader and don’t stand up for what is right and what is wrong.
Dr Grande, this is very reminiscent of the Sarah Everard case in the UK. It has been a watershed moment for the whole country regarding societal attitudes towards women. Would be grateful if you could cover the case.
Sarah's killer was a policeman who illegally arrested her. How would societal attitudes have made a difference in her case?
@@zombrero7870 why didn’t the police help or believe her about the guys who were harassing her? That’s about how little they care about a woman and believed the men words over hers. Also, the cops all knew about his abuse of power to harass women and nobody did anything.
What does watershed mean?
@@justincraig398 it's a posh word for bathroom
@@priscilalondon Most police departments behave in the exact opposite way. Uncritically believing women while at the same time never believe men who are victims, even when they're victims of other men after something like rape. Most police would laugh that man out of the precinct. Societal views my a. Men have it much worse there in every way lol It was actually because they believed her and gave her info to all the officers that she was killed.
Your analyses are never average or ordinary, they are always on point!🙌🏼
Thank you for the second video today, that’s very generous of you.❤️
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This has frightening echoes of the Wayne Couzens and Sarah Everard case here in the UK. It’s chilling .
This case reminds me of what happened in the UK back in 2020. So incredibly sad.
Thanks, Dr. Grande. I hope you and everyone watching this video has a safe and lovely weekend!!! 💛💛💛
Which case are you referring to?
@@candymay1427 The victim's name was Sarah Everard and it was during the lockdown (either 2020 or 2021).
@Jen Agrippa I'm pretty sure the channel I watched this case on was "That Chapter".
That was my first thought as well, Sarah Everard. Such tragic and infuriating cases. RIP to both ladies.
There's one I think of with a girl named Cara Knott. Her killer was a state trooper in California.
This is why psychological testing is so important in police recruitment.
A horrific sad story you explained and summarized in an extraordinary way as usual,Dr.Grande.
Kim would still be alive if just one of this guys fellow officers had said,I don't want him doing that to my sister.
But the gang had to be preserved and the light of someones life was extinguished off the face of the earth.
Very sad but excellently explained,sir.
I'd also like to know what the so called "discipline" was for these clowns...something that wouldn't require any of their higher ups to break a sweat in enforcing or thinking up, I'm sure.
Yep...the Thin Blue Line protected at all costs.🤬
@@redsloane9905 Correctamundo 🎯
I would surmise that your descriptions of Josh's personality traits are commonplace with police officers. Due to the culture associated with the thin blue line and the "us against them" mentality that is so pervasive in policing, only officers with an above average moral compass are able to resist the pressures to avoid not only participating in criminality, but to speak out against officers who violate policies and/or commit crimes.
The police force IS a cult.
If officers see things going on that shouldn't be...there's a LOT of pressure to keep quiet. A lot to lose.
It needs to be ok for people to speak up against dangerous behaviour no matter whatbtue situation.
@@nocnoc9931 I'm glad you've only had positive interactions with police, but I don't see how that's at all relevant. Predatory cops don't become that way as a result of the actions of the public they serve. They take an oath to never betray their integrity, their character
or the public trust. To always have the courage to hold themselves and others accountable for their actions. To always maintain the highest ethical standards and uphold the values of the
community, and the agency they serve.
@@nocnoc9931 Right! 😂 I recently watched a documentary on Hulu (called "A Cops and Robbers Story") about a cop that used to be a gang member before he joined the police force. He rose through the ranks all the way to the second highest position on the force before he outed himself during a podcast and was subsequently demonized as a result. Totally opposite situation, as he was a good cop with a past.
The average civilian is statically 37× more likely than an average police officer to commit a crime in a 30 year period
@@antman6707 where did you find that figure?
My mouth was literally hanging open as you described this crime :(
What a sad case. Those cops are exactly why some people hate them. Thanks Dr G😊💕💕
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Using the shoe print to track down the suspect is like something you see in an episode of a TV crime show and go "that couldn't possibly happen in real life." How incredible that such a seemingly small detail could lead the investigators to only three suspects, two of which had alibis. I wonder if, without that detail, Kim's case would have ever been solved.
I absolutely found your analysis to be more intriguing than average or ordinary.
W.R.T: a TV crime show ep... i'm fairly sure i first saw this story on an old Forensic Files re-run.
I was stalked by an obsessed cop years ago. It’s frightening. I didn’t think I would make it out alive.
Yes, it is! so sorry, I had the same kinda nightmare.
Wow. That sounds awful on so many levels. Not like law enforcement and the justice system are particularly responsive to stalking by an average person; can’t imagine their responsiveness is any better when it’s one of their own!
I'm glad you survived! Yikes, what happened? Surround yourself with friends, and stay strong.
My cousin, had the same thing happened to her,but when she packed her clothes, too leave,he called her to come to the bedroom, he shot himself in the head. My cousin, has never recovered from this. The police colluded and told the public , it was an accident.
I knew a really nice lady through work that had been married to a cop turned private dick. She was actually afraid of him. He had connections and no accountability. I had to deal with a 20 year vet. of the RCMP and his "games" were actually scary.
Want to know how bad officers really are? Just ask an ex wife or ex girlfriend of a cop. Then you will know. My cousin was married to an officer for 43 years, then divorced. You should hear the stories she has told. The corruption is rampant. The beatings she endured were horrific. She even once went to his Captain about a beating she endured...and the Captain told her husband cop, she was telling the police on him...so he promptly beat her again for telling on him. She lived in terror for years.
There's also the fact that there's a higher prevalence of domestic violence in police officer families than the rest of the public 🙄
Exactamondo ✔️
Your thoughts on how trustworthy police officers are is dead on. I am glad that there are people like you out there who are expressing these opinions logically. Hopefully, one day we can try to get true police reform that isn't just a stupid bumper sticker slogan that can be slapped on a protest sign.
Imagine the very people whose job it is to keep you safe end up being the perpetrators of your murder. Police should be held to a higher standard and their sentencing should be more severe.
But, yet they NEVER have been and NEVER will be, they are all just tax-dollar parasites.
Agreed. The question is...why isn't it? Why aren't cops held to a higher standard? And why...when cops do get caught..are their punishments much less severe? Why is that? The irony being...cops always brag about how they are "held to a higher standard". I laugh everythime. Nothing could be further from the truth. The comical part is...law enforcement act as if the public actually believe that.
They should be held to any standard! They aren't accountable for anything because of qualified immunity, and the good old boy system. Some standard, any old standard, hell, at least somebody telling them "no."
Life in prison as a 'bad cop probably is the worst punishment and he deserves all the grief and misery he'll most likely be getting
That's right, since he was a public servant, entrusted with the responsibility to help and serve the public, with taxpayers money, what he did was pure evil. Any cop who uses his authority to commit murder in this fashion, needs to automatically get a death sentence!
How sad. Her husband and family must have been devastated. 😢🙏🏾
Of course the other cops didn’t say or do anything about this POS using his badge and authority to stop women and sexually harass them. They always protect their own as long as they can.
They always do? Is that scientific?
@@panushjo lol it’s in the culture and date. Look up “Blue Wall of Silence” and qualified immunity. Cops have been fired for reporting on bad cops.
@@panushjo Not scientific, but it is facts to this day. And their are plenty of leading cases in every Police and Sheriff department with the same mentality.
Plus they'd likely do the same thing if they could.
Perhaps if police officers had to actually take a 4 year university degree to become a police officer. It’s just not a position that should have a person with gr.12 only working in that position. I really think it’s time to train police in a much different way.
Well requiring a 4 yr degree would "disadvantage" some protected minorities, too many flunk out...and I agree with you, a degree in Criminal Justice SHOULD be required, but with our political climate today,,it will never happen. Sybil Francis ,,clinical psychologist /professor/administrator
Thank you for recognizing that just because someone wears a badge, doesn't make them trustworthy. 👍
In my humble opinion, Dr. Grande’s analyses are neither average nor ordinary.
Your show is not average or ordinary. If it was, it wouldn’t be one of my favorites! Thank you for your thoughtful and considerate work, Dr Grande.
What bothers me is that this isn't an isolated case of a police officer pulling over a young woman on false pretenses, assaulting or attempting to assault her, then murdering her. Although we can't blindly trust police officers, do we have a choice not to? It seems far more common that citizens meet with violence, arrest and false allegations for even hesitating to obey the instructions of an officer of the law - they do, after all, have the power to charge me.
Can we have a 30yr minimum for cops? Something like eight years of training like a doctor.
It's only a two semester course at our local community college to become a police officer 🙄
@@ironfirehorse Seriously??!
@@ironfirehorse Less than that and "police cadets" start at 78K/ year here, cops are scumbags!
Some European police have 3 years of training compared to the US where it can be as short as 12 weeks. That longer time investment alone will weed out A LOT of bad people. Watching US body cam footage it's obvious anyone can get a badge over there and that training is often bad even when they do have good people.
@@sten6043 Even in the recent Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie case, in Utah, I believe, when the cops stopped their van as they were seen arguing, and then police spoke to the two of them, and completely missed the signs of domestic violence going on, and as per typically in DV, she tried to accept all the blame, and was sent to spend the night in her van, ALONE, and the police got him a motel room! It was a total lack of training that they missed the clues as to what was really taking place, and saw her as a typical, hysterical young woman, and him as the victim! Being the creep he was, he let her take the blame! I heard that the cops in that case now see the error of their ways, and more in-depth training is planned, but way too late for that precious young lady! And now Laundrie's parent's must also live without their son; I don't know if they own any blame, but it's a very sad tragedy no matter what, and I wish them peace as they try to pick up the pieces of their shattered lives.
Off to start my average and ordinary day, made all the more intriguing by waking up with a Dr. Grande crime analysis! Thank you.
What an uncalled for waste of a woman’s beautiful life! May her family and loved ones be comforted by their memories.
What a tragic ending for this beautiful woman, whose life was taken by someone who was supposed to protect her.
Police officers who cover for others who commit crimes should be deeply fined and removed from office.
I was unaware of this horrendous case. Another balanced and informative analysis! Thank you for highlighting this case and being a brave voice for Kim.
This is such a tragic shocking story and really makes one pause at the thought of pulling over for law enforcement. I can't even imagine how terrified and confused she was.
I remember reading about a similar case years ago where a young woman was illegally pulled over by a cop and shoved off a bridge to her death which resulted in many women in her area actually refusing to pull over for law enforcement.
This is very much like the Craig Pyer case in California in 1982. 13yr CHP veteran who was also the spokesman for the department. He was finally arrested and convicted in 1987/88.
Ugh, that guy makes me sick!
RIP Kara Knott. “Officer” Peyer was the reason many women in So. Cal and more specifically, San Diego, will drive a mile or more on a dark road, while a police car with its lights on will just have to follow until a safe and well lighted area is reached. That became the common sense way to feel any measure of security during an attempted traffic stop. It did seem like LE wasn’t going to be understanding either. I suppose they finally gave in?
Lucky for me, I haven’t been involved in any stop since 1988 but if I were being pulled over and I felt unsafe, I’d keep driving until I could locate a reasonably lighted/secure place. That hasn’t changed in all these years (I taught my daughter the same thing) and it’s directly because of what happened to Kara Knott.
BTW, the stretch of I-15 over the formerly dead end road in Poway where Peyer had directed the women he stopped to drive to has been named The Kara Knott Memorial Highway.
@@cymeezer619rmh4 exactly. The last time I was pulled over was 1992 but it’s never far from my mind. When I started working night shift at the hospital in 87, my mom made sure I knew what to do in the event I got pulled over at night and we were in NorCal but my commute took me through 30min of sparsely populated backroads before I made it to the highway. That man was pure evil.
This is the only channel I'm subbed to that the second i see a notification, I immediately click and i don't even need to see the video, I just know its gonna be good! Your dry humor is so good!
Same!! Always a "Like" before I watch it!
Beautiful analysis of this terrible incident, Dr Grande. Thank you 😊
I agree 100% that police are not especially trustworthy, much as one might wish they were!
I lived in Monroe when this happened and remember it well. Josh denied any involvement for years. Finally admitted years later from what I’ve heard that he now takes responsibility. There were protests that josh was innocent when he was sentenced. Kim’s husband was blamed by many. Was such a tragedy. I didn’t know Kim but she was such a beautiful young lady.
Hey Dr. Grande, I've been binge watching airplane crashes. You got me with your title. I'm never gone too long.
I’m glad our ideas about LEOs are changing. They’ve always gotten away with so much due to the badge. They need to be held just as accountable as anyone else.
This was an above average and extaordinary episode.
I am always impressed with your insight and your courage to call a cop a psychopath.
Just a reminder I'm not diagnosing anybody in this video; only speculating what could be happening when an innocent women is pulled over like this.
I watched on TV a crime show that profiled this case. It was horrifying to watch a recreation of this cop, seeing what he did to this poor woman. This police department let this woman down in just about every way possible. While it was good this psycho cop got life in prison, what he really deserved was a death sentence.
Oh, I think life in prison without the possibility of parole is good because he will spend much of that the looking over his shoulder. Nothing can pay for what he put her through but death is too good for him.
"It was prbly an average battery & an ordinary accident" 😂😂😂 The Doc's stone cold, deadpan humor gets me every time
Dr. Grande:
You telling the story was straight and serious and i found it respectful of you in your tone. I like the way you told this story. Your attention to detail; I truly admire so much.
What a great investigation by the police department. I’m so impressed by how they narrowed down the police officer who killed this young girl. Your videos are the only crime stories I watch. Every one of them is so interesting. Your research is top notch. I began watching them 5 weeks ago while putting myself in quarantine with COVID. Even though I’ve been vaccinated and had boosters the virus found me and my husband. So I found you and your videos. I don’t know what I would have done without you and your great stories for the past 5 weeks. I have even rewatched several of your videos. Please keep up your amazing work on crime shows and all your other stories. You are one of a kind, Dr. Grande..
Hey Dr. Grande❣️ Thank you for the new video! All your hard work is very appreciated. You're the best!!
The man is a real-life Eric Cartman: "Respect my authoritah!"
This case reminds me of the tragic case in London where a young girl was arrested by a cop for ‘breaking covid regulations’. He handcuffed her, pushed her in the back of a car he’d hired specifically for his disgusting plan, then drove her to an isolated spot to use her for his own gratification before killing her. A lovely young girl with her whole life before her just snuffed out like she was nothing. There should be a special punishment for rogue cops. Maybe they should be dropped off in shark infested waters.
It's also sad to think of how many women were pull over and abused by him but were afraid to report it for the exact reasons many don't because they police their own department. All his colleagues that didn't report his behavior should have been charged as accessories to the murder imo.
Remember the rapist who was assaulting women traveling on a freeway in California(if I remember correctly) and one woman was found brutally murdered? There’s an interview with a cop giving safety advice for a news station and it was him all along!
He was pulling women over and murdered one because he was afraid of being caught. It’s disgusting how brazen some of the criminals (police) are and how many people put their entire trust in them because they wear a uniform.
How can you trust police? They're supposed to protect you, not harm you.
Daniel holzclaw did a bunch of stops under color of law like that. He didn't quite escalate to the murder stage but he would have. By the way Dr Grande have you ever watched A Clockwork Orange? From my experience in law enforcement I would say Stanley Kubrick depicts the nature of cops perfectly especially in scene 13
I don't believe Daniel Holzclaw did anything. The most obvious video evidence supporting my contention is the compression underwear he wore that is present when he was interrogated made his actions as described by his accusers impossible. Then there is the fact at least one of his accusers has actually retracted her claims and there are major problems with the other accusers stories. In my opinion the now retired detective that brought Holzclaw up on charges needs to be investigated.
his social awkwardness and creepiness lol
Stay away from COPS!!
O M G! Dr. G r a n d e.! You are not afraid of the Thin Blue Line of police brotherhood. - Accurate and hilarious analysis and commentary. This should be required viewing for high school seniors and Driver's Education courses in high schools across the US. You are brave, and risking much, in your public commentary on trustworthiness of local police, Dr. Grande. 5-2022
Hey Dr. Grande, would you do a video on Stanley Elias Eckard who murdered his younger brother over a girl and buried him in the backyard? The 911 call is pretty insane and I'm very interested in your opinion as well as your research on the case. I think its fairly recent. Its about as eerie as this one for sure. Dumbest criminal and dispatcher with the Eckard case, in my opinion. Anywho, catch ya in the next one 😘✌
PS this guy is a Grade A POS creep! Second to that prick are his fellow coworkers who knew it and said nothing. Infuriating 😡
Dr. Grande, your presentations are always extraordinary and well above average!!! Thanks again!
Well I'm glad Justice was served in this case for that poor girl. Your videos are very good Dr. Grande. Nothing ordinary or average about them. BTW, could you do another video on Josh Duggar? I'd love to hear your analysis about him.
Me too.
Wow you nailed it regarding cops at the end. I really appreciate that you said what you said. You are absolutely right.
Thank you Dr. Grande for speaking about the importance of police body cameras. ❤
🧩Good afternoon Dr. Grande!
Ditched my work phone..
The weekends here, very good to have you for my copilot on this beautiful Friday🌍
here we go..🏄♀️
Dr. G. Always way above ordinary and average with his reports!!
What a nice ordinary story about an average incident. Thanks Dr. Grande
Thank you for this excellent video, Dr. Grande! I appreciate your honesty about what happened in this case. Your analysis is logical and insightful and a good example of what to strive for as a Scientist in the behavioral health field. Cheers!
This is one of best messages out of the worst kind of crime: Watch out for cops they can be bullies! You could die! Stay at home unless you really need to go!
With the volume of content you put out this week, I hope you have an extraordinary and above average weekend, Dr. G!
Love your humor. Your channel is the very best
This is my opinion… Dr. Grande is spot on!
Excellent account.
Thank you Dr Todd.✝️
Dr. Grande: neither average nor ordinary.
As usual, there’s nothing average or ordinary about Dr Grande’s synopsis, thankfully!
YEEESSSS Back at it again! Its the best Doctor in all the land!
I love your speculation in situations like this!
Thanks for all your video's, I enjoy them so much 👍❤️🤓
You nailed it, yet again. Good work!
Average and ordinary battery acid, drug dealers ... but not your videos Dr. G! Quite a horrifying story. I don't know how one goes up against a cop.
thank you for another great analysis and video.
Thank you for all your hard work ! I enjoy and have learned a great deal from you!
Very good analysis of police officers.
I have a feeling that if he had a body camera it would have been average and not functioning that particular night and the fact that the other officers that knew him knew that he killed that girl and said nothing makes them oh accomplices? I'm pretty sure that's the way the law works if you know somebody killed somebody and you don't tell the police or at least the authorities above the police that make you a co-defendant doesn't it!
Kim you poor lady! How horrible! RIP 💜
Wow, this was no average or ordinary case! Scary and sad, for sure! Thank you as always for your excellent insight, Dr. Grande! ♡♡
Dr. Grande definitely not average or ordinary!
Tragic story. Excellent analysis as always.
Whoa ... ... ... This is like Craig Peyer ? I mean I could scream, and yell about how unfair about the fact that I have a criminal record and the police lied. But what good would it do ??? I'm not even in that state ... Even if I was it's countertherapeutic-obnoxious-nasty-sarcastic-miserable. I don't want to be like them.
Huh???
I recall the CHP killer. I just could not remember the name.
@@heathernikki5734 Basically I served a maximum prison sentence with no trial, but if I didn't make fun of them it never would have happened.
Always interesting.
Thank you.
Peace 💕🇺🇲
Thank You, Dr. Grande!🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
What a disturbing and awful crime. 😱😱😱
I have a bodycam now as I am a single lady In a motorhome and boy do they lie when there’s no witness.
How are those whom aided him not liable?