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This video answers the question: Can I analyze Robert Durst murder case? Is Robert Durst guilty? Is he a serial killer? Support Dr. Grande on Patreon: / drgrande
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@dianaandrea7160 3 года назад

Can we just appreciate Dr. Grande's hustle? The daily uploads are giving me life!!

@Helenahechovas 3 года назад

Big time 💕

@laylam4241 3 года назад

Indeed 👏👏

@erinmaday116 3 года назад

These videos further support (reputably) all of my suspicions of the people Dr. Grande is reviewing. And even some people I come across on a daily basis lol.

@margieshelnutt9006 3 года назад

Ditto

@lorimiller4301 3 года назад

Ha ha just saw him dancing in a blue plaid leisure suit ala Saturday Night Fever. 🎵 Do the Hustle 🎶 😄🙆‍♂️🕺

@curtisbogue5661 3 года назад

I'm having the hardest time wrapping my head around how he could have been found not guilty by any jury! Great analysis as always!

@evelynwaugh4053 3 года назад

It makes me wonder if that was something the jury thought was normal, everyday behavior `yeah, that's just what we all do in TX when we accidentally shoot someone in self defense-dismember and dispose of the body.'

@deniece0821 3 года назад

He had the most incredible defense team. (Think OJ’s) They got around some legal loopholes. It’s truly mind-blowing.

@evelynwaugh4053 3 года назад

@@deniece0821 Money buys a lot of justice🤔.

@polarbearsrus6980 3 года назад

Same reason O.J. walked; the defense attorneys outsmarted the prosecution. Money talks, especially when you're guilty and need to get off.

@darlenelawson1255 3 года назад

I am so impressed with how thorough you are and the work you put into studying this man. He is definitely a sociopath with many other related.ental illnesses. Urinating makes me think he might have some sort of dementia or other brain deficiency. He likely has killed more than we know. I followed him on TV and heard him say that he killed them all. He seemed to know that he would get off.🤔

@Churd84538 3 года назад

When Dr. Grande starts his video off with his usual "I'm not diagnosing anybody, only speculating on when might be going on in a situation like this", it's his way of saying. "Let's get ready to rumble!"

@crystald8465 3 года назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@amypieterse3706 3 года назад

i adore his manner of understating things ironically.

@CrissieLuckey 3 года назад

Yes, an apt translation of that prelude is "I must throw this line into the script every time just for CYA purposes. But we know the real motivation behind my video making and research efforts".

@alexcwagner 3 года назад

It's kind of like the "if" in O.J. Simpson's "If I Did It." I'm not diagnosing anyone, but if I were....

@bthomson 3 года назад

Buckle up kitty cats!

@Attabasca 3 года назад

"It seems like a kit that somebody would assemble to guarantee a judge was not going to set bail." 😂

@JaZmine147 3 года назад

The documentary "The Jinx" about him was insanely good.

@montsergirl 3 года назад

It was so good, the end I was just dying of laughing at him in the bathroom with the mic on “and the burping”😂😂😂

@sandricerics8614 3 года назад

Yeees I was obsessed with it, watched it many times and I still actively looks for updates about his case 🤣, the ending still send chills down my spine 😧

@musicisgoodforthesoul999 3 года назад

@@sandricerics8614 me too! It was on Sunday nights. I remember when I found out his friend Susan was not only dead but had been murdered. It creeped me out. It was a good documentary.

@sandricerics8614 3 года назад

@@musicisgoodforthesoul999 yes it was awesome, so dark and so interesting. I think this man will leave this earth with a lot of secrets that will never see the light of day

@waitingforspring317 3 года назад

I’ve never been so shocked at an ending since the movie the sixth sense. I watch a lot of true crime and that honestly is the only documentary that caused me not to be able to sleep it creeped me out so much.

@michelleguthrie7237 3 года назад

I liked your analysis a lot. I've never considered the difference between "cognitive empathy" and "affective empathy". Super interesting.

@grmasdfII 3 года назад

I used to think it was great. Empathy seemed very exhausting. Jokes on me, always second guessing whether you are the asshole or not is probably more exhausting.

@johmyh14 3 года назад

The difference is telling. I am mostly affective.

@kathyclark8274 3 года назад

Very useful concept that actually makes sense intuitively.

@HobbesRN 3 года назад

Yep, when Dr. Grande explained that I thought, "Ahhhhhh".

@robertoremelli 3 года назад

Here in Brazil your name translates to "Dr. Big". I suggest you change it to "Dr. Gigante" so it can fit your knowledge.

@phoenixzappa7366 3 года назад

Grande latte.

@teresa1107 3 года назад

Sí, verdad. Me gusta mucho. Dr. Gigante.

@charq52 3 года назад

😅

@2manybooks2littletime25 3 года назад

In Italian, grande means large. I'm not touching that with a 20-foot pole!

@jguenther3049 3 года назад

Si, si, but in Spanish and colloquial Spanish, Grande can have many other meanings, including great, tall, major (as in players), and jackpot (as for prizes). I'd go with the latter, since his followers here have "hit the jackpot" for psychological entertainment.

@joyciejd9673 3 года назад

Loved this. The “unnamed” prosecutor in NY was Jeanine Pirro who wrote a wonderful book about this entitled “He Killed Them All”. I agree. He killed them all

@phoenixzappa7366 3 года назад

He was truly a great man.

@blujaebird 3 года назад

He killed them all, of course. He doesn't know what's in the house.

@polarbearsrus6980 3 года назад

Darn, I didn't know she could write. Too bad she's so repulsive.

@caitieeeee 3 года назад

@@polarbearsrus6980 yeah idc how good it is, she's monstrous.

@pinecone1113 3 года назад

I thought you were joking, but a quick google search proved me wrong.

@SweetBlackSistah 3 года назад

He's just as innocent as OJ, Casey Anthony and Robert Blake🙄

@earthskywater1442 3 года назад

Ms Sharon, I see what you did there. 😄😅

@lorimiller4301 3 года назад

Is funny cause...

@Algo1 3 года назад

it's true

@loganturner3895 3 года назад

You are kidding???Are u?I hope so!

@nimsa2000 3 года назад

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@nicoledidyk2669 3 года назад

Such a fascinating case and another example of wealth enabling aberrant behaviour! Thanks for another interesting video.

@egrace3738 3 года назад

I could do so much good for others with that money...

@therealmrsruttle 3 года назад

I don’t think wealth had anything to do with his mental state. The sad part about the rich going to trial and being able to afford the best lawyers to get away with murder is so sad when the poor and minorities almost always are forced to plea or are found guilty. I’m not a fan of the super rich.

@markisthegreat3432 3 года назад

More so INHERITED wealth.. look at what that's done to ethan couch

@JustDr.S 3 года назад

@@therealmrsruttle It is sad how many poor people are found guilty because they had some incompetent, public defender. Not all minorities are poor. Anybody with tons of money, get the best defense teams and get acquitted, also. Like OJ Simpson.

@therealmrsruttle 3 года назад

@@JustDr.S OJ! 🤦🏼‍♀️

@DMR1010 3 года назад

Imagine how much patience the documentary makers must have had working with him. We only saw a fraction of it, paid off though eh guys 🙌👍🏼👏

@smurphysteph 3 года назад

Had to laugh when Dr. Grande said maybe someone left a personality out in sun too long causing a "decomposing" personality.

@collettedobrocke5585 3 года назад

Yes... i actually laughed out loud ..he is a genius when it comes to wit

@manalbadawi6044 3 года назад

You simply make me feel like i am with a friend and you make me smarter so thank you . Love from egypt.

@2006glg 3 года назад

Thanks for discussing this. This case has always intrigued me and is the subject of one of my all-time favorite documentaries of all time on HBO covering this man and his accidental confession. To any of you who haven't seen it, you should.

@kcc-karenschroniccorner9432 3 года назад

The Jinx. So good.

@felixstolz4619 3 года назад

Thanks for listening to our suggestions! Been looking forward to this!

@vixpix6119 3 года назад

Was so happy to see this in my notifications 🥰 thank you Dr. Grande ❤️🇿🇦

@HobbesRN 3 года назад

Yeah, I know! That cracked me up!!

@guttyrankz 3 года назад

You’re on a roll Doc!! Love the true crime

@JustDr.S 3 года назад

My favorite too!

@judiroth7855 3 года назад

The film “”All Good Things” was really interesting in its tackling of the Durst murders. Thanks, Dr Grande - fascinating synopsis and analysis🌈👏⭐️

@zwangie1 3 года назад

See, I didn't know the difference between cognitive empathy and affective empathy. Thanks Doc, I learn new things all the time 💕

@kayzbluegenes 3 года назад

Can you do Paris Bennett? Is it possible that a child can fool everyone and wear a "normal" mask, for many years, while harboring evil thoughts and plans; is it possible that his mother saw no "red flags" of his psychopathy?

@karenhenderson3868 3 года назад

This case would make a very interesting episode. Such a strange story!

@ritaranee4787 2 года назад

The Omen

@stephaniejunkins9674 2 года назад

I thought she had said she saw red flags. Hell even I saw a few myself in their old home videos....

@KINOkyra 3 года назад

🌻Really been waiting on this one! Pleasant surprise didn’t think you were gonna do it. Thanks for taking my request 😊🙏

@Jackdelroy1 3 года назад

The Jinx was an excellent documentary. Another great video Dr.

@JustDr.S 3 года назад

Dr. Grande, I don't know how you get all of these videos out so quickly, every day, and each one is better and more informative than the last!! I love the true crime. Thanks for sharing your time with us. 💞 You deserve some French Vanilla ice cream for this one! 🍦And a VERY Happy New Year to you and yours! 🥳

@zappawench6048 3 года назад

Why shoplift a newspaper, a sandwich and some band-aids when he had $37,000 in cash?

@We_Are_All_Vultures 3 года назад

Cheap

@thenarrator4786 3 года назад

you'd be surprised how often rich people steal small things for no real reason. i think it has to do with entitlement or being stingy

@sarahhardy8649 3 года назад

He saw it, he wanted it, he took it. Seems quite typical if you have that type of personality.

@istateyourname4710 3 года назад

He probably got a cheap thrill shoplifting.

@iamcasihart 3 года назад

Would you believe that the majority of those who shoplift are middle to upper class married, middle-aged women? I learned that when I worked in retail. It’s not about having the means to buy the items. It’s about the “thrill” and sense of entitlement.

@halfrutter2226 3 года назад

Excellent! Never heard or read a better synopsis of Durst. 👍

@onotad 3 года назад

I remember reading about this case at the time, interesting that he forgot the mic on his person. A dangerous man.

@d8bn 3 года назад

Definition of personality de-composition (per Grande Dictionary) "If you take a personality out of the freezer and leave it in the hot sun for several days" Lol.

@collettedobrocke5585 3 года назад

Love it

@stefannikola 3 года назад

The Durst story is a crazy story.

@Zeldarw104 2 года назад

Yes! Durst was found guilty today September 17th 2021. It's about time I'm so sick of this man and his court cases.😑 Justice for Susan Berman.

@JennyNicholson 3 года назад

Could you do Bean Dad

@museumghost 3 года назад

LET’S GOOOOO please doctor grande :)

@annwilliams6438 3 года назад

Or Mr Bean. :)

@AnneSofieLovesMozart 3 года назад

Who???

@TwoBitColorPencil 3 года назад

Jenny commenting on a Dr. Grande video, an unlikely crossover if I've ever seen one. (I also second doing Bean Dad)

@phoenixdavida8987 3 года назад

JENNY!! Funny seeing you here!

@PrissyHippie 3 года назад

I'm a senior citizen today Dr. G! I'm 55! I'm going to be asking for discounts... 😆 loved the vid!

@folkloreofbeing 3 года назад

Where are you for that to be considered a senior citizen? And, judging by your pic, you're still as fresh as a daisy! x :)

@jguenther3049 3 года назад

Think of it as forty-fifteen.

@PrissyHippie 3 года назад

@@jguenther3049 lol! I'll have to remember that!

@PrissyHippie 3 года назад

@@folkloreofbeing why thank you! I'm in GA!

@quester09 3 года назад

55 is a junior senior lol

@reignman1328 3 года назад

Your videos are absolutely informative and fantastic. I always have to click and watch when you upload!

@mariamatmos4506 3 года назад

I haven’t seen a harder worker in my life!! Every single day we get another amazing video🥰🥰🥰

@dortesandal4303 3 года назад

Hello Dr. Grande, request, if I may: Paris Lee Bennet. And now onto Durst. Thank you for your labour ❤️

@JustDr.S 3 года назад

Who is she? What did she do?

@SHurd-rc2go 3 года назад

I Googled it. Too, too upsetting and disgusting.

@Mountlougallops 3 года назад

Excellent dissection of an oddly interesting personality and a circuitous defense 🕊I was fascinated with your explanation of his self talk and how might cognitively but not affectively understand what people feel. Thanks Dr Grande.

@debbiec4530 3 года назад

This is my fav channel! I only found it less than a month ago. I binged every one. You are funny and smart. Wish you were my Shrink! 🤠

@bethewalt7385 3 года назад

Such good choice of cases, always !! Enjoy each and every post. Dr. Todd your wry, dry, wit is everything 🙌, thank you for ALL you do !!

@avengingstorm1710 3 года назад

“Durst offered a reward of $100,000, but later modified it to $15,000...... I don’t think I’ve ever seen that before.” That’s exactly what I was thinking. 😂

@nitinrai8443 3 года назад

Hahaha u funny though 😂😂

@and_the_first_last 2 года назад

It does suggest that he thought there was a chance someone would find her... But maybe he was just worried about someone discovering the body

@georgepetrakis9276 3 года назад

Really love your tone , keep up the good work

@TheAngiepangie424 3 года назад

Happy New Year Dr Grande, thank you for the work that you do!

@DrGrande 3 года назад

Happy new year!

@JustDr.S 3 года назад

YES!! He speaks! A rare phenomenon, indeed. Like Hailey's Comet! 🤗

@kittycurious6444 3 года назад

I live in Trinidad (not the country) where he had house for several years, there’s a famous missing girl from the 90’s from around here and it’s long been speculated he might be involved.

@irotinmyskin 3 года назад

tell more!

@JustDr.S 3 года назад

He did talk about Durst possibly involved in the murder of 3 girls in this video. One was in the 90's. Could be the girl you're talking about.

@kittycurious6444 3 года назад

He liked to dress as a woman, despite his wealth (he had a beautiful home here) he would frequent local soup kitchens and homeless shelters, were pretty tolerant of eccentric folks here so I think he might of liked the area for that reason, I’ll have to think of more...

@kittycurious6444 3 года назад

I think yes, her name was Karen Mitchell, and at the time it became a higher profile case (locally) because she was not your typical run away, or high risk person. The story goes the Durst used to shop at Karen’s aunts shoe shop and likely spotted her there, she would stop by occasional after school and then walk home, she was last seen walking...

@gloriamontgomery6900 3 года назад

Karen Mitchell

@chrissie1066 2 года назад

What a well researched and presented video. It must have taken so much time and work to put it all together in a chronological way. Thank you for doing this complex case!

@ttuanmu 3 года назад

Thank you, Dr. Grande. I’ve been waiting for this one. Great analysis!

@ingvildxo8230 3 года назад

This is great, Dr. Grande! 👏🏼 You have so much knowledge!

@mostaanroya 3 года назад

Thank you for all your videos, it’s now a regular part of my day 🙏

@asllaniiiii 2 года назад

Absolutely the best youtube channel💜Thank you Dr Grande.I truly admire you!

@JJ-gd2bo 3 года назад

Should totally do an analysis on The Dnepropetrovsk Maniacs!!!!!!

@annedolan3050 3 года назад

One of the most nauseatingly horrid cases I've ever heard.

@billie6814 3 года назад

Hey Dr. Grande! Would it be interesting for you to cover big Edie and little Edie Beale, from the documentary Grey Gardens? ❤️

@erikparent8176 3 года назад

His behavior and the negitive and irrationally pronounced voice in his head, leads me to conclude that defence council should enter a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity. He may have known right from wrong at times but the amplified voice in his head seemed to override rationality. He certainly had diminished ability to act with reason and restraint. He wants to take control the family business but is peeing in trash cans and doesnt have enough were withall to stop talking to himself while in meetings. ( I would imagine he was saying some strange things to get booted from the company. His family owned the place!) Peeing on a candy display l is a clear cut break from reality in my opinion and would be consistent with other behaviors. He wants to stay unnoticed from police but his strange behaviour is drawing attention. Maybe his intellegence was keeping him from a complete break from reality. It seems to be a constant struggle with him to stay sane. It is logical that he should be confined to a mental health facility.( If found guilty)

@keithcitizen4855 3 года назад

Very clever comment , sometimes I think mental health experts are nuts themselves.

@phyllisirwin5660 3 года назад

Watching & listening to him on the stand for Susan, is amazing that his brain isn't pickled. He waits awhile to get his facts together with his lies & so far was doing a great job lying & not doing too much contradicting stories! Have to have a memory for all his lies!

@phyllisirwin5660 3 года назад

Except he knows rt from wrong. He knew to dress like a woman to stay disguised. He knew Susan had the goods on him. Having a black hollow soul, is that really mental. He is entitled & does so many drugs! Maybe he is off but he knows what wrong & right is. Paranoia is from all that dope!

@erikparent8176 3 года назад

@@phyllisirwin5660 "Knowing" right from wrong is much more than conditioning. An intuitive feeling is the fundamental guide for doing the right thing. Those that are disconnection from that Soul feeling tend to get in alot of trouble.

@gekyumes_dad 3 года назад

This creator never takes the day off! He's on the Grind, eh?

@sandymoonstone855 3 года назад

Grande has no time 4 surgeries

@FB-cx4sp 3 года назад

@J squirrelI missed him on his days off, it was weird, lol

@stacyyoust 3 года назад

Dr. Grande can you please cover Phil Spector, the man who invented the musical "wall of sound"?!

@mmac8379 3 года назад

Thank you for all the hard work. I really appreciate the analysis. You are very talented and seem super nice!

@LoodaLee 3 года назад

Don't even know what is this about but I know already in gonna like it. ✨

@helpyourcattodrive 3 года назад

A lot of crime shows and channels have covered this. It’s unbelievable. I think there is a doc on it.

@doombuggy123 3 года назад

Watch the doc it’s great, if you’re a fan of it’s always sunny in Philadelphia it will give you a better appreciation of the episode “making Dennis a murderer” as deVito does an on point impersonation.

@helpyourcattodrive 3 года назад

I’m watching the jinx now. Grande sh receive compensation from Netflix

@collettedobrocke5585 3 года назад

If you can ..watch the trial..its now my time July 31 2021..its in Los Angeles

@dmallen469 3 года назад

Oh my, Dr. Grande, you are really hitting it out of the ballpark. Phil Spectre, Robert Durst, who's next? Money, fame, strangeness? Could it be Justin Bieber? Please let me know via satellite message if l guessed correctly. Great analysis as always, Dr. Grande, of LONG suffering women who INSIST on marrying weird, weird men.♥️

@billie6814 3 года назад

Doctor Grande 💖 could you actually please do a video on different levels of talking to yourself, and what's considered normal? 🤪 Made me think about it when you were talking about Durst having dialogue with himself to suss out what sounded empathic etc.

@lnc-to4ku 3 года назад

Very interesting case with both his horrible, psychotic crimes, and all the layers of his personality traits that you spoke of with your incredibly insightful mind! Thank you so much Dr. Grande, for yet another fascinating video!

@houseboat732 3 года назад

I like this, as well as the high profile celebrity personalities you analyze. Could you do one on Heard and Depp? Whats going on there?

@wot4me2 3 года назад

He's already done at least 2.

@helpyourcattodrive 3 года назад

This is an interesting story.

@Helicopterpilot16 3 года назад

Autism Spectrum Disorder strikes again. I was diagnosed with it at the age of 5. Hence why I'd like to talk with you about it because it opens up a pandora's box into understanding human psychology.

@HoHo-oe1vd 3 года назад

I want to talk with you about it too

@cacu3989 3 года назад

I don't think so. He's very studied in how he behaves.

@kagey03 3 года назад

Always interesting and compelling content.

@MypronounIsKing 3 года назад

I love this guys videos literally a treasure trove of good content thanks Todd grande 👍🏻👍🏻

@cl5470 3 года назад

I was hoping you'd do this one! Thanks, Dr. Grande!

@michaltomashov6037 3 года назад

Thank you for this Dr Grande! I’ve been waiting for your thoughts on this case, and it was very interesting! (Amazing how he managed to get away with Black’s murder...) Please consider looking into the Garret Philips case.

@user-cs1un6sp1wRennata 3 года назад

Also brilliant analysis!Thank You Dr.Grande ...

@floraposteschild4184 3 года назад

Wonder if he'll try the "affluenza" defense? Speaking of which, I'd like to see your take on that, both regarding treating patients, and its validity as a legal defense or mitigating factor.

@peabody3000 3 года назад

i heard no mention of a particular highly revelatory and macabre episode of durst's life: he had a dog named igor that went missing, was replaced multiple times by another dog of the same breed that would also be named igor and would also subsequently disappear, over and over. he was heard to use the word igor as a verb apparently meaning murder. the theory i buy is that he was practicing vivisection and cadaver concealment, and maybe getting some cheap thrill-kills in

@FB-cx4sp 3 года назад

Thnx, that was an interesting side note, why I read the comments.👍🏻

@susantomlinson4268 3 года назад

I found this analysis and content interesting, thank you.

@susiehopper3299 3 года назад

It’s so hard to wrap my mind around what makes these people tick! Thanks again, Dr G for breaking it down in a way that is easier to understand, even though it’s difficult to fathom.

@paynehollis 3 года назад

Your explanation of Cognitive versus Affective Empathy makes SO much sense. I’ve been told psychopaths are forced to imitate “normal” behavior to avoid detection. Is Durst’s bathroom sound clip an example of a psychopath strategy session? It seems the clip caught him in the act of weaving a sheep’s 🐑 cloak for himself. If so- it’s truly chilling to note how calm he is.

@lesliebaxley5517 3 года назад

I managed to get off work early today. Didn't think the day could get any better, then I saw this video. Ahhh, yes!

@balcon983 3 года назад

Frances Farmer ... lobotomy. Could you analyse her ? Durst got away for years. Finally caught. This was great Dr. G.

@loganturner3895 3 года назад

Caught??Means nothing!Convictions are what counts!

@Miss_Wonderful1 3 года назад

Had he been poor, he would have already been convicted for life, I think.

@melodieperkins7080 2 года назад

Very true

@DuckiesDad08 3 года назад

Hey, Dr. Grande. I’m subscribed with all notifications one but not being notified when you upload. Just feedback. Thanks for another video.

@emilylestrange1404 3 года назад

I've immersed myself in a lot of true crime and I still felt uncomfortable watching "the jinx" alone at night sometimes. Even though I knew how the documentary ended, I still got chills in the final scene. Such a cold, odd human. Truth is really stranger than fiction.

@cacu3989 3 года назад

He is *terrifying*

@margaretlumley1648 2 года назад

Such a beautiful analysis of an incredibly complex case! Robert Durst really came to life as I listened to the case

@viktormedina4631 3 года назад

Here we go! My favorite part of the day!

@spellingquestionable 3 года назад

This was very interesting. I hadn’t heard of the three additional murders until today. If those deaths may be attributed to Durst then he could more clearly be suffering from psychopathy and is extremely dangerous as long as he remains at large.

@Nok112 2 года назад

Them getting that audio of him saying that in the bathroom was just.....wild. A goldmine for an exceptionally interesting documentary though.

@mylittlecutie174 3 года назад

Brilliant. Loved your analysis Dr Grande

@elisamastromarino7123 3 года назад

There's a movie about this called _All Good Things_ with Ryan Gosling as Durst and Kirsten Dunst as Kathy. (Their name is Marks in this film). It is a film I recommend and shows just how creepy Durst is. Regarding the movie he said, "Kirsten Dunst was nearly perfect as Kathy, but Gosling wasn't good looking enough to play me." Another murdering, narcissistic a**hole Thank you Dr Grande 👍🌹

@viannev9204 3 года назад

I was searching Dr Grande about this case only yesterday!!!!!! literally!!

@thenamelesskitty 2 года назад

"It seems like a kit someone would assemble to guarantee a judge was not going to set bail." Flawless.

@alialabbas1982 3 года назад

You choose your topics nicely. Interesting case to talk about.

@dwho432 3 года назад

Dr Grandes the best. His videos are getting better and better..

@lukalegin846 3 года назад

Hello dr. Grande :) You are a gem for true crime enthusiasts like myself. Objective, entertaining aand structured in your analysis. I consider entering jungian analytic theraphy and although you ve made a video few years back. I would really appreciate some more content about Jung. Especially mental health analysis of his encounter with the unconscious pre ww1 as described in Red book. Thats pretty out there and his state could have been pathological. It would be an interesting perspective on your side.

@jayne3664 2 года назад

Great job, Dr Grande! Nice Job on Robert Durst!

@ms.blanche8578 3 года назад

Dr Grande is quickly becoming the highlight of my day. No offense Doc but I gotta get more of a social life. Dang it Corona go away.

@JustDr.S 3 года назад

Same here

@helenmilchling368 3 года назад

Yep, me too!😁

@greenfaerie61537 3 года назад

I've just discovered your interesting channel, and have been binge watching to catch up. Your approach of analysis, objectivity and dry humor has a lot of true crime fans, myself included. I watched the Lizzie Borden video. 👍 I've read many books documentaries, about her, and, I still can't decide that one. I'd like it if you delved into more of the very old infamous murder cases. One murder case that fascinates me is the murderous maids, the Papin sisters, that occurred in Le Mans, France, Febuary 2nd, 1933.

@folkloreofbeing 3 года назад

Have you seen the channel 'They Got away with Murder'? Mark does and excellent video on Lizzie Borden. Very in depth and engaging.

@greenfaerie61537 3 года назад

@@folkloreofbeing No, I haven't, I'll check it out.

@folkloreofbeing 3 года назад

@@greenfaerie61537 You are in for a treat. He covers all the old 19th early 20th cent cases. From your comment, I think that is right up your street. :)

@alexjofdeci 3 года назад

I liked very much your analysis and the video too! As I'm watching the trial is being made these days I have to tell you that the alleged call from Kathy durst to the deem of the medical school had made on the first 1 of January 1982 on Monday one day after her disappearance, and not the fourth day! Thank you again for your videos!

@JoshuaSandusky 3 года назад

Very interesting analysis. Great insight on Durst’s behaviors. He’s definitely a unique one.

@dianacassinelli3600 3 года назад

Glad to find you again Dr Grande....

@J9theExplorer 3 года назад

I bet Dr. Grande will have 1 Million + subscribers before the end of 2021. Balanced, Calm, intelligent and witty-we really need this sort of content ❤️🙏

@kshaw2307 3 года назад

Please could you consider looking at the characters of the recent film "Promising Young Woman" Dr. Grande? Thanks, happy new year!

@sms1511 3 года назад

On which platform is this movie streaming, I have been looking for it.

@inessatorres9827 3 года назад

As usually, another great video. Dr. Grande were you from????

@matthewlawrenson7508 3 года назад

Consistently interesting content! Dear Dr, Would you consider looking at the large disparities between diagnosis of clients from professionals trained in similar disciplines. Its seem that CBT and psycho dynamic disciplines nearly always disagree on famous cases you discuss. Of course even mechanics disagree sometimes but its still interesting and worrying. What do you make of this I wonder. Thanks again.

@JustSayPie 3 года назад

Thanks for another great video. Can you please do a video on Tiny Hsieh?

@lauriej.5706 3 года назад

I knew Susan Berman when I was a kid; we went to the same school. She grew up to be a really good writer. I believe Robert Durst killed her to cover up what she knew about the disappearance of his wife years ago. I, too, am interested in seeing how Durst comes out in the trial for Berman's murder. I believe he will be convicted this time.

@cacu3989 3 года назад

She seemed pretty odd herself.

@lauriej.5706 2 года назад

@@cacu3989 Her family background was odd but I remember Susan as fairly normal though very intelligent.

@camilelcoyne 2 года назад

Your definition of "personality decomposition" just slayed me! Thank you for your humor!

@carlinetorweihe4246 3 года назад

Excellent, Dr. Grande.

@leobouter8663 3 года назад

Can you make a video the toy box killer (David Parker Ray). Love the daily uploads btw. Keep up the grind💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

@MyArchive930 3 года назад

While I do find these videos fascinating, I must ask, what should someone do when they notice certain traits you describe in your videos in people they know? Say a friend from school or a family member for example. What would be the best course of action?