Disgruntled College Student Turned Sniper | Shane Ragland Case Analysis 

Pretty sure that I'm an addict too!😊

Somebody needs to start a GA (Grande Anonymous) group. We can meet in a church basement, and drink bad coffee.

Or Insomnia.

@@michaelperez9966 I'm down ✌️💕

@mike christian Aside from the UFO thing, what makes you think they don't already have these things? Or that their life is lacking without them? 🤔 SMH

I'm a compulsive liar ... do you believe me ??

@@rhuephus Yes you're lying about telling the truth.

Sounds like a bad idea for a game

Remember turning on the backpack in Ghostbusters? How they all backed away from Egon? This would be the same feeling. Distance and more distance.

@@exitscreaming4637 My thought exactly. Gets away with murder then sinks himself in such a stupid way. That had to have tortured him😁.

Dr. Grande is noble but think another award might be in his reach such as the Streamy and I believe an Emmy is possible.

Right? 🤣

Hence why I never pledged to any of them but God

@@Blodia1990 you sound fun.

@@thinkingmoment They're a way to multiply privilege and entitlement for people who already have too much privilege and entitlement.

@@thinkingmoment For rich white kids who have no goals in life, other than getting drunk, getting in trouble with police and have their rich parents bail them out. This cycle continues throughout their lives.

Here in Sydney's Macquarie University there are so many Americans there they have set up sororities there I was told by an local student, even though it's not traditional in Australian universities. It gives you an insight to the American mindset. I have to say I didn't care for these students in my dealings with them bar one who I found personable.

I wonder what's the point of jailing the wrong person?

that FBI lab tech was under the spell of Amy

@@janedmunds4218 to get another notch on their belt. Law enforcement just wants to make an arrest and they don't care about guilt or innocence.

Statistics from the Bureau of Justice indicate conservatively 11% of all criminal convictions send an innocent person to prison. Roughly 20,000 at the moment in prison and over 900 have been executed. The innocence Project lawyers get new trials and about half of those with DNA evidence are set free, the other half claiming to be innocent are proven guilty. Many cases are pushed through just to close the case, or to raise the number of convictions. DA's are elected, not hired. Many times the DA will hide evidence proving innocence because there are no other suspects or the circumstantial evidence is very strong and/or the defendant is "already a criminal so what's the difference?"

@@BariumCobaltNitrog3n This industry uses a phrase, and I've heard it from police, judges, lawyers and others in the career: "Those people are NOT members of structure"...therefore, what happens to them we basically don't care. I've known some of these people all my life. One country cousin is going to be an extremely high up judge in Canada. He says it's an "Us against Them" game. I'm worried.

🧐get out! (points to door)

Phi Kappa Brotha!!!

I would say Shane's problems extend a little farther than anger.

Not anger. Entitlement. Raging egotism. Contempt for those who are not you. There can be such a thing as righteous indignation or anger...there was none of that here.

And apparently, Shane didn't feel threatened by you, it seems

It's mainly a USA "thang"; and even then you have to collect: Belfort hasn't paid much of anything back, and due to Federal law OJ doesn't even have to: his pension falls under Federal laws enacted 100 years ago. And the Sackler family? Their "fine" doesn't even come close to the amount they spend dedicating a Museum wing in England.

One has no legal relation to the other. Damages are assessed based on the harm done not on the ability to repay.

you may be interested in the fact that the legal system in the USA makes no sense.

Wow we have those same streets together here in florida......how odd....

Help the psychopaths, O God.

That’s a really interesting twist on the conventional idea of fraternities. Are you glad you participated? Do you think it was beneficial to most of the other guys in it?

@@juneshay608 I am glad I was in it simply because it was the best social strategy in the small private college I went to. It was extremely beneficial to the other guys in it, much more than for me.

😔

Every one matters , but I take your point. For example, nine other bodies were uncovered in the mega search for Gabby Petito. Wonder how many of those cases will be successfully closed and how many shoved back under a rock? Maybe I'll follow that up.

There is a huge variance in whether a homicide is solved. For some types of homicide, the closure rate would be very high but for other types more like 5%. Factors that affect whether a homicide is solved include: victim lifestyle, concerned family and friends, expertise and experience of the investigative law enforcement agency, plain dumb luck, type of homicide. Statistically, most homicides have the usual motives of jealousy or other relationship complications. Those do tend to get solved. However, if the victim has a lifestyle (prostitute or drug dealer, etc.) where their associates don't talk to police, have many potential contacts who have good (self serving) reasons to conceal facts, have a transient, irregular schedule and residence, and the body and crime scene isn't found soon after the crime (evidence degrades/disappears), then the chances of resolution are pretty poor. So a flat 60% is misleading.

Great insight. You're right...we can all learn from his foolishness.

University is like living in a bottle. Everything outside becomes unimportant, everything inside is critical. BUT you'd think a long hard look at all kinds of stats: you may be the biggest BMOC on campus or the best athlete, but at college's end all the buttons hit RE-SET.

@@Dwightstjohn-fo8ki I view high school like this. you have way more freedom in college. I hated high school and the forced friendships

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A LIGHTBULB AND A PREGNANT WOMAN? YOU CAN UNSCREW A LIGHTBULB!

@@hankvandenakker4271 hahaha

Here's my fav joke: Why did the cowboy buy a Wiener dog? ...... Because somebody told him to get a long little doggy hahaha

lol.

@@robotaholic WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MASHED POTATOES AND PEA SOUP? ANYONE CAN MASH POTATOES! (BEST SPOKEN, RATHER THAN WRITTEN)

Couple of thoughts: I don’t think being a military man makes you any more manly than other guys necessarily; I’ve known some military dudes with very questionable conduct. Not to mention there are lots of women in the military too, so it’s not really the “ultimate men’s club” as you suggest. But anyway. I would also say that overall men would be healthier, happier, more honest, less destructive people if they embraced their emotions more and learned to have more emotional self-awareness… rather than just telling them to “toughen up.” Guys trying to just toughen up (instead of processing & expressing what they’re going through) are the ones that become stoic, closed off people with a tendency for anger outbursts. Just a thought. That being said, I do know what you mean about how silly it is to obsess over high school drama type things. A lot of young people have a not-fully-developed prefrontal cortex, the part of the brain for long-term planning, rational reasoning, predicting consequences, etc. So at that age of late teens/early 20s they quite literally do not yet have the full capability of understanding how insignificant a lot of their current events in life will be long-term in the future. 😣

@@mistym0rning The only part I'm going to disagree with is being a military guy doesn't make you tougher yes it absolutely does. Less than 1% of Americans join the military. And you're not going to tell me for one second that being in the military doesn't make you tougher than the average man if you haven't been there then don't run your mouth

@@mistym0rning You literally think that a man that went through military training 20 years, is no different than the average man, you're absolutely wrong whoever your boyfriend is you better tell him to stop talking. 😂😂😂😂😂

@@mistym0rning And just so you know sweet kira, I've already filled out my application at the embassy to go fight for the ukraine, so maybe you should just be quiet sometimes gently I'm not telling you to shut up or anything I'm just saying that maybe sometimes not everything is quite Crystal clear, and maybe kira doesn't know everything. I spent 20 years fighting for my country kira. That means 20 years at war I did three combat tours are you okay with that cure I'm not trying to hurt you. And now my application in the embassy is to go fight for the Ukraine. Are you going to go fight for the Ukraine sweet kira or does that hurt your gentle feelings? I'd really like to hear your input on this.

@@debs7368 you're right. I didn't represent my country well. I apologize. Truly. I get sensitive. As much as you want me to understand everyone else's side, you got to understand my side. There's no going to be turning me around, or making me perfect, I'm just a mean guy. I'm a good dad, I hope my son doesn't turn out like me. But truly accept my apology.

@bryan cooper honestly I just wanted to watch the video without typing lol 🤷🏻‍♀️

@@emilyhollis4231 lol. I was exhausted when I read your comment, and thought, "Wait! What? 13 year old mother and 11 year old father?" 😱 I better get some sleep. 🤣

@@LDiamondz 🤣🤣🤣 that would be twisted! I just wanted to shorten granddaughter and grandson if I'm being honest. I just wanted to get to the good stuff (listening to the video). 😅

@@emilyhollis4231 lol. Ikr? Being half asleep reading the comments makes for some silly interpretations. Me eyes deceived me for a second, there! 🤭

That would be a good one

Lighting someone on fire. Wow. I hope they got more than just being kicked off campus.

When I was an undergrad at UK back in '64, SAE was the least respected frat.

Kanye needs to take his bipolar meds.

Same!

Homicide or suicide. America's tool of choice, Guns. As American as apple pie.

@@williamrobinson6680 Good point thx and sad commentary on our society.

Great suggestion! I just finished a biography about her.

That's a very poor motive

@@rhuephus Jealousy leading to revenge is always a motive.

even before his jail induced skull fracture he was acting, and looking, like a real meathead.

ha ha .. I lived in Chicago years ago. If you're riding the bus, you could get killed by kids .. for a quarter.

This was God's will🤣🤣😛😛He planned and watched this play out(omniscience) 🙂

They were well aware that it was a _possible_ motive. But the smaller the motive, the _less likely_ it becomes, thereby making a conviction less likely.

NOW you’re all caught up, to 1994!!!

I think these are your own resentments more than anything.

​@@eadweard. Stop being a bootlicker “There's class warfare, all right, but it's my class, the rich class, that's making war, and we're winning.” -Warren Buffett

Agreed, that is a good topic idea. His death was so shocking and sad. I'm not super into metal but I know how important his legacy is. Incredible guitarist 🙏🕊️🤘 Edit:typo

That whole event was just a vulgar display of power.

umm ... that was NOT foam

I knew him personally when he wrestled in the pacific northwest in the early 70's

@@oldhick9047 what?!

@@Blodia1990 Jimmy Snuka was a professional wrestler as well as a murderer

@@shameronstar7220 It would indeed.

Or, as That Chapter's host would say, "Let's give it a gooooo!"

Cheers to giving it a GOooooo! That would be our pal, Mike!

@@exitscreaming4637 Yeah...you're right totally innocent. Like the way you are innocent of logic.