Man Sets Fire to Mother's House to Fuel Restaurant Habit | Richard Taylor Case Analysis
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- Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2022
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This video answers the question: Can I analyze the case of Richard Taylor?
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Odd, I had a Tim Hortons coffee yesterday and managed NOT to kill my parents. Typically, Tim Hortons coffee makes one suicidal not homicidal. Great critique Doc.
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All these bad reviews made me very curious about Tim Horton's. I'll try it when I go to U.S. I don't have anything to lose, my parents died of natural causes years ago.
I think it's more those rubber sandwiches they sell for lunch. God knows what's in those.
@@soulscanner66 As mysterious as the rubber sandwiches may be, the real mystery is what's in the chili.
Tim Horton's is no longer in my area (Connecticut). I would kill for one of their cherry cake donuts
I can't imagine a wife who earned her own money but had to ask her husband for permission to get a credit card. Only to have him refuse permission. Neither of those people were functioning adults.
Better to have separate accounts. One account should be designated to monthly expenses and monitored by both partners.
Not allowing someone to get a credit card or access to their own income is a glaring example of coercive control. I'm unpleasantly surprised that Dr. Grande chose to ridicule her rather than explain the that her seemingly nonsensical reaction after the fact is commonly seen in victims of coercive control.
She was a pic me wife
@@Kari.F. Financial abuse, and potentially other forms of abuse, yes. She's still a grown a** adult who made 2 innocent children with this dude. The only people I'm sure he feels bad about (as do I) are those innocent kids who didn't ask for this chaos.
@@2Bad4YOUuubruh, way to victim blame. It's not like she was allowing him to abuse the kids
One thing I don't understand is how he was born in 1976 but had an older brother who was born in 1980.
Loll I caught that too.
😂I kept replaying it to see if I was hearing that incorrectly!😅😮🤣
I suck at math but even I caught that discrepancy right away.
Yes, I caught that too.
5 yrs younger* Maybe it's the Doctor who has a problem with Maths 🤔
Life works in mysterious ways, Candace.
“Dodge shank. Instructors are always in demand.”😂😂😂
I personally don’t like the excuse people give for being in debt by saying they are not good with numbers. The financial math is actually very simple. The problem is that most of the time people spend more than what they have. This is no judgment whatsoever, but I think it’s important for people to understand that financial mismanagement is not a math problem, it’s a personal disposition and should be addressed as such. To me, taking personal responsibility is crucial in dealing with finances.
Outstanding review as usual! Thank you, Lord Dr. Grande.❤
True,when the bank account says $0 I feel there’s a clue there 😳
Rejane - That's right! He owns at least one square foot of land in Scotland! 🇬🇧 🍾🐑👑
@Rejane Oliveira ....agreed it is a good excuse for being ignorant of personal financial status
I have never overspend. I pay what I can afford GET IT……
To @rejaneoliveira5019: Of course you are making a judgment about the excuse of “not good with numbers” that people make when they dig themselves into debt, and subsequently are caught. It’s fine to make judgments. We do it all time, and this is what helps us be better people. If no judgments were made, their would be no need for the Law. Everyone would just do whatever they wanted to-no judgments.
Can we get a psychoanalysis of people who would actually demand others call them lord or lady because they bought a square foot of land in a country they’ve never been to?
Not even enough space to plant a tree. I'd demand a right of way. 🤓😃
I identify as God Emperor of the Galaxy and if you don’t respect that Ima have to shorten you by a head.
Isn't Established Titles a scam? I'm pretty sure I read that somewhere.
@@LaBrew Yeah I winced a little when he did the sponsorship part for them. Lots of RUclipsrs have been lured into it though!
I've lost a lot of respect for Dr Grande when he rattled off the stuff about officially calling yourself a Lord or Lady. You'd think he'd do some research first
Just a reminder I'm not diagnosing anybody in this video; only speculating about could be happening when a hoser wants a double-double above all else like this.
Do Americans know what a Double Double is?
@@deborahbarry8458 How'bout this: Just a reminder I'm not diagnosing anybody in this video; only speculating about could be happening when a hoser wants a coffee with double the usual amount of cream and double the usual amount of sugar above all else like this. :)
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@@gerties.4427 🦓
"Give me my timmies and nobody gets hurt" was a slogan at one time.
I cant believe the insurance company paid up. It would have been immediately clear to everyone that the fire was caused by arson, one of the victims accused Richard, Richard was in massive debt and was the only suspect.
They did pay but if you read the story about this in The Hamilton Spectator…. He didn’t get his cut…. They were investigating him off the get go.
I am shocked that the insurance company paid up
As long as I live, I’ll never understand how people can do stuff like this. So many lives destroyed. I don’t understand why his wife didn’t pay attention to their finances. I would NEVER let a man control all the finances (nor should a man let his wife control all of it).
I don't understand why his wife asked him for a credit card. Why didn't she just get one herself? Did she have to ask for permission???
@@Kat-tr2ig he actually had a credit card in her name himself … he told her she should only use cash.
Some people in a marriage demand financial control. He seems like one of them. Richard was a fucking idiot and obviously a homicidal narcissist. That he could murder his parents and burn down their house in order to get more money which he would mismanage into nothing shocks me. Hideous man.
She had her own income, getting a cc should have been easy, except it seemed he ruined her credit by opening up a cc in her name and maxed it out.
It would've been better if they had separate accounts, with at least one account designated to monthly expenses and in both their names and visible to them both.
Desperate times , desperate measures
The key to a happy life is keep your expenses low
His parents were my neighbours and when this happened no one could understand why. Really interesting to see you conver this case Dr.Grande.
Lord Dr Grande to you, Good Sir!! 😂
I'm curious if the guy was spoiled by his parents as a child? Did they ever deny him anything? Or maybe the opposite extreme of always denying him everything? Thanks, if you know and care to share.
Did you ever meet the murderer son?
I live in Canada and I don't understand how anyone could love Tim Horton's that much! That's like committing crime for a Dunkin' Donuts addiction! LOL!
As a Canadian I loath Timmies... making your own coffee is truly more Canadian, we're natural cheapskates. I hate being identified with a fast food chain that's not even owned by Canadians.
@@tomverlaine728 haha 😃
Listen I get a little pissy when i cant afford my favorite coffee but I don't think about going & burning any family members houses down.
West coast here, Never seen a TH.
Same here! I noticed small town people view it as a national pride of some sort. It’s not even good! I know a EMS person in a small town who told me the first thing they ask is if they had TH as it’s so bad for you some specialty coffees are 2k in calories full of sugar and chemical. They had a huge amount of people collapsing after going there.
This man was my son's gym teacher at Hess St. Elementary in Hamilton.
That Joe Biden jab at 11:35 is one of the hardest lines. Ever.
underated comment this one
"There was also a small inheritance - which Richard burned through quickly" - Dr. Grande, you're on fire today LOL
I'm a teacher with the Ontario College of Teachers and went to university in Hamilton. I also did some volunteer teaching at one of the elementary schools there. We are also big fans of Tim Hortons! This is a little close to home!
That being said, I plan to steer away from murder for cash, or any other reason;)
Glad to hear it because my kid's teachers will be receiving Tim's gift cards for Christmas 🤣🤣 who doesn't love a Tim's gift card?!?!
I worked at McMaster in their medical building. It's a good university.
Low-grade-Narcissism + Stress = High-grade narcissism + crime
I’m an American who moved to Canada. I’d heard of the Tim Hortons being big, but was still stunned by the long lines of cars at the drive-thru every morning. 😂
I’m always stunned by the lines as well….have you ever had their coffee? 🤮
I’m really surprised to see an ad for Established Titles rather than a thorough roasting as it’s been exposed as a scam. I’m holding out hope for the future though 😁
The most suspenseful part of your vids now is when we get to the end, and we're never sure if you're going to say "I hope you found this video to be informative" or "I hope you found this video to be as intriguing as (insert ridiculous thing)." This keeps me on edge.
Same!
The cacti are appearing healthy and happy. Dr. Grande isn’t looking too bad himself
An early good morning Dr Grande. What a heartless thing to do too people who loved him, . They both lived way beyond their means which seems to have led too murder and stealing . I truly hope he will have to face the consequences . The humour was pure gold. Thank you Dr Grande. Brilliant analysis, tragic outcome and informative topic.
Based on experience, I never trust people who cannot manage their own finances. I consider it to be a narcissistic trait.
Yes it is a narcissistic trait for sure!!
Wow. I'm a resident of the same city and I've never heard of this case. What a bizarre, disturbed, heartless man.
what a dire 😈 Evil lifestyle.
rest in peace to the victims.
Hamilton is about an hour South West of Toronto along the QEW . Just South of Toronto is Lake Ontario. Thank you for all you do Dr. Grande!
There's something tacky about having your fiance buy her own engagement ring. 😒💍
It's also old-fashioned thinking if you're open to introspection to expect your spouse to pay.
For example, a gay couple. Who's obligated to pay if tou can't be sexist about who should?
@@DennisNeijmeijer That's a good point; as I see it, the person proposing marriage should buy the ring- if there is to be a ring.
It also might not bode well for your future financial stability if that person cannot afford a ring (though obviously there are more important expenses).
It amuses me about the younger generation who don.t believe in marriage.Not all but some.Lots of kids later they just have expensive engagement rings and the title fiance.Why buy the ring?
Really interested in your take on the "Established Titles" scam.
Absolute scam
Hey Dr. Grande! You may know already but Established Titles has been exposed as a pretty shady company. A few YT content creators have severed ties with them👍🏼
Some ppl only care about money. Not saying this is the case in this situation.
@@frederickdavis6393 "merely stating my opinion in a case similar to this."
@@Skarry lol right
I would be surprised if he listened or watch liberal independent media. He’s a right leaning independent imo. Which isn’t a dig but a guess.
Lets not dodge or devalue a burning desire to wish you a coincidentally related belated
Happy Birthday Dr. Grande ! ! ! 🎉🎂🎉
Thank you for so carefully and succinctly explaining such seemingly unexplainable behavior. ✨🙏✨
How can he have an older brother who was born in 1980, when he himself was born in 1976?
"he might be counting his state of confusion four times" 🤣
It's, "what would you do for a Klondike bar?" Richard. Not, "what would you do for a double double and some tidbits?" 🤦🏼
Ah! Dr.Grande! You must know about Established Titles right?! Just lookin out for ya!! Another good video as per usual (although a harsh one my Canada 😳)
Scam merch...not a good look.
in my country, we have very high consumer protection. that a single person collects so much debts, is not normal. so this protection system makes it harder for you to even obtain that much money without a water proof repayment plan. im happy we have this systems, many murders bc of money involved motives could get prevented. As always, great analysis.
FYI, there is nothing south of Toronto but water. Hamilton is west of Toronto! Interesting that some years ago (8 - 10) Hamilton was celebrated by Tim Horton's as the most shops per capita in Canada! It was speculated that this was because the first Tim Horton's (opened just weeks before Tim's tragic death in his Corvette heading to Buffalo (which is kinda south of Toronto!)
Hamilton, Ontario. The Hammer. Steeltown. Lunch pails. Donut City. Tiger-Cats. Oskee-weewee. And of course, the birthplace of Tim Hortons (the real Tim DIA DUI on the QEW in nearby St Catherines). Somehow, it all makes complete sense.
I laughed out loud at the Joe Biden counting his own state of confusion joke 🤣
Dr. Grande,
This title is amazing!!!!
I gotta say, I suspect Tim Horton's is the most addictive, and best coffee shop ever. (But only the Canadian one, the US one is totally different).
Excellent show, as always. I love your background. Missing the stern faced coffee mug though.
Love from Canada 🇨🇦
Tim Hortons has been expanding in the UK recently and I can honestly say it's got to be one of the worst chain restaurants of the lot. The coffee is fine, I guess, but the food is terrible. It's breakfast items and burgers make McDonald's seem like fine dining.
Then again, it is the UK. We eat crisp sandwiches.
Had an older brother born in 1980? I thought you said he was born in 1976 doc. Some vids confuse me because of my disability. My bad
Thanks doc
That Biden joke was stellar 😂
Thank you for the line about Biden counting his state of confusion four times. Love your sense of humor and how it makes an almost intolerable subject much easier to get through.
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Yes, those staring limps...
There are few things more dangerous than a humiliated man.
Femcels rise up
@@kennashouse5973 I take you don’t listen to murder podcasts, or you know, the news.
Dr. Grande's videos are so well put together, so intelligent (with clear logic and explanations) and so very interesting...but I wait, with bated breath, for Dr. Grand's phenomenal comedic comments hidden by his smooth, effortless monotone. Oh, these videos just provide so much informative enjoyment! Thank you, Dr. Grande!
Happy Thanksgiving Dr. Grande. Thankful to have found your channel!
Dr.Grande you are my favorite youtube person. Your humor always make me smile. You are a great story teller and you always teach me something new.
True that!
I love his dry humour gets me every time lol
I followed the trial here in Hamilton Ontario. His father in law before dying identified him as the person who set the fire. The father in law while being horrifically burned attempted to save his wife and dogs. For anyone interested the Hamilton Spec has extensive reporting in their newspaper of the trial and evidence. The Tim Horton connection is irrelevant to the actual background of this crime. While I understand Grande's need of a tag line to this case it is misleading and frankly somewhat belittling and offensive in making light of a horrific crime.
It bears to keep in mind that some people don’t have normal limits. Thanks Dr Grande
I'm trying to start a new Christmas tradition. Last year I got Harm Reduction, Dr. G's novel, for Christmas. Hopefully it will be another Grande Christmas this year! ❤️🎄
The wife liked the high lifestyle too much to question it. I'm betting (with money I don't have) that she had an idea but liked her trips and fancy clothes too much to say anything. I'd love to know what she's doing now.
I wonder if she was held responsible for paying back any of the debt.
@@margaretr5701 Even if there was anything in her name, she would declare bankruptcy and end it all.
Well she bought her own ring. I don't blame her. She wasn't the brightest but she thought they had more money than they did ...even forged bank statements.
Oh Dr. Grande, I loved your comment/joke about Biden counting his own state of confusion 4 times!🤣😝sooo funny! ❤️your channel!
I’m always jealous when I hear people talk about Tim Hortons and Publix. ☹️ I live in Oregon (USA) and literally never travel so the chances of me ever experiencing either places is slim. 😫🤓
5:10 Dr. Grande standing in the woods just hit me as hilarious 😂. Been laughing 5 minutes straight! Thanks Grande! ❤️
Happy Thanksgiving, Dr. Grande. Your videos are another thing for which I'm grateful. Have a great holiday!
Great work on the Video! A word about the Sponsor: BEWARE of Established Titles. It's a total scam. Everything mentioned about the Sponsor is not true. They don't plant any trees. It's literally giving money to a Shell company in Hong Kong. Spread the word about Established Titles
Schools need to consider teaching necessary skills for day-to-day living, such as money management.
7:51 the hidden pun is always a nice touch 😂
Like Graham who blew-up his mother and fellow airline passengers in the mid- fifties for her life insurance, he too had major spending habits. He was executed.
Life with 25 years with possible parole...man. 12 1/2:years apiece. Horrible way to die.
That dig at Joe was hilarious.
Hey Dr. Grande, I know we all love your takes on purveyors of pseudoscience, so I’d be intrigued to see you cover Medical Medium, the originator of the celery juice movement. Wildly popular on social media and has a few books. I’d definitely say he’s a grifter.
Wow, what a headline!, I can’t wait to watch this one…multiple times.
Richard Taylor had several options yet over and over again he made immoral or illegal decisions to ultimately support his inflated ego and need to be seen in a certain way. If Richard Taylor is reading this in prison I say it’s best you stay there indefinitely and shame on you. Thank you Dr Grande for this in-depth look into this tragic crime.
Does anyone else get scared of their kids when they see stories like this? 😳
Yes, This among others.
No, I am lucky to be childfree, but I would be scared of my brother's kid
No, but it does make me wonder how this could happen.
Assuming the parent is decent, what's not working well in the murderers mind.
Lack of empathy is so scary. I'm constantly watching for signs of mean spirited people . People I date, and yes even my own kid. Thank goodness he shows empathy. I think you can spot signs of psychopathy if you really look.
Hey, you might want to edit Established Titles ad out of this video...they are FINALLY being exposed for the scam they are.
This spoke to me. I LOVE Richard's sarcasm.
Your wit is rivaled only by the aridity of the Sahara. 😂
🍁🦃🧡 Happy Thanksgiving!
😅 Richard teaching “Dodge Shank” in prison , and that nasty limp he gets when people stare 😂😂
The nature of the crime looks like something straight of GamerFromMars' Internet Mysterious as it's crazy Richard loved Tim Horton's so much, his willing to commit arson to get those precious Timbits. This is reminding me so much of the Kenneth Lamar Noid case (one you should cover, Dr Grande) where a man thought he was being stalked because the Domino's Pizza mascot had his name to where he held an Albany, Georgia Domino's at gunpoint for the perceived stalking.
You’d think Domino’s would know they needed to Avoid the Noid
TimBits WERE 10 cents and are now 35 cents EACH. I have to wonder is that extra 25 cents per goes to Bieberbits contract with Justin Bieber.
Hi Dr. Grande, can you do a video about Jason David Frank? Thanks!
Good morning, good Dr. Grande 🙏 ☺️ . I hope you have a great day and are happy 😊 Thanksgiving
Some voids can never be filled.
He could also teach dodge the flames in the burning house you set on fire lol
Dr. Grande, why are you doing ad-reads for scammers (in my opinion). The reason I say they're scammers is that Scotland doesn't allow you to sell tiny plots of land legally. You don't actually receive title to a plot of land. Instead, you just get a piece of paper that says you own a plot, but you don't really own anything. You couldn't, for example, buy a bunch of these plots, put them all together and build something on it, because you never actually get legal title to any land.
One teensy correction Dr Grande…. Richard was born in 1976 and his *younger* (not older) brother was born four years later in 1980.
Thank you Dr.Grande for yet another brilliant analysis. Your dedication does not go unnoticed! I was hoping that you would cover the Todd & Julie Chrisley convictions. I hope that you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
that biden confusion joke was brilliant
Established titles is a great service that definitely does what they say they do and are definitely not a scam. Everyone on the Internet knows this.
1) We now know Todd's birthday - Feb 15, 1972
2) Richard and his brother were math magicians, as Richard was born in 1976 but his OLDER brother was somehow born in 1980
I think he became addicted to spending and constantly shopping. This addiction to spending caused him to go crazy.
Fascinating case, Lord Dr. Grande, as always!
I wonder if Richard was ever taught the value of a dollar. When I was a child, my father took me to the bank and I opened up my first savings account and I put six dollars in that account (this was in the 1960's). There's a lot of insecurity today with reality TV and social media. Some people don't feel okay unless they're living like these reality "stars." In an early episode of Real Housewives of New Jersey (yes, NJ), one of the "housewives" went shopping with her daughter and when she went to pay, she opened her wallet and pulled out a bunch of hundred dollar bills. I can imagine some people thinking that was something to aspire to be.
This story will help remind me to cook more and eat out less. Even cheaper restraunts like Tim Hortons can sure add up when you rely on them often, although this doesn't usually lead to murder. Another thing that strikes me in this case, although it is not uncommon, is how some people can be so successful in their work life and earning capabilities, and still have no ability to budget. As a creative person who never had a high income,, I assume society rewards people who are more left brained and analytical. It is puzzling that they are not more analytical about spending, and I wonder how those people's brains work.
I went to a rough school that had a bad reputation, but I’ll always be proud to be part of the 1990 Interschool Dodgeshank Championship winning team. 🏆
You are so great Dr. Grande, calling back some of what I had already learned about vulnerable narcissism from your other videos. I don’t know why I have a hard time understanding how shame can underlie vulnerable narcissism. I guess it’s just a lack of insight and complete denial. While I carry my shame thinking nobody will love me, someone else might cram that so far down and insist everyone should know they’re great.
this is beyond disturbing
All that work to get 2 bachelor's and he was a gym teacher. God bless America 🤦♂
and made 90K
This is a Canadian case......
Teachers here have at least two bachelor degrees; one is a bachelor of education.
@@skunkrat01 Excuse me, God bless America Lite™
Your sarcasm is unappreciated !
Okay, I may have been lil premature,,, your new background speaks volumes
Welcome back :)
Dr. Grande, would you be interested in looking at the reaction of the father (Aaron Brink) to his son (Anderson Aldrich) the Club Q shooter? I was blown away by a clip of an interview he did.
I could’ve never imagined humans without empathy for many years, but now I understand so - I’ve actually faced/experienced many callous people and terrible situations, opening my eyes to the shockingly brutal reality.
54 stares in the US?!?!😖😖😖😖😖
That tim horton's chili is something else
Haven't watched you in awhile. Now I'm binge watching ❤️ you and your channel
Thanks again for the content
I pick up my double double everyday but not sure it's worth burning down a house.
Everyone in Canada suspects tim hortons puts something addictive in the coffee. Its the only fast food place that consistently has cars lined up out to the road. The location closest to us closes all the time because they can't find anyone crazy enough to work there.
Richard sounds pretty much like my ex-son in law. Adam went through my daughter’s inheritance in a couple of months. I called him Mr. Buy, buy, buy.
Pretty dumb if you ask me.
Good morning, Dr. Grande! I think you summed it up rather nicely. Richard Taylor was a spend-o-holic and many of us know people like that. Combined, he and his wife made a better than average income, yet he was in a perpetual state of debt.
While everybody "liked" him, he was suspected of stealing at work, which I think suggests that people were wary of him there.
I doubt that his wife was as oblivious to their precarious financial situation as she has been made out to be. I think she simply felt that the finances were HIS problem and thoroughly enjoyed living the high life.
Richard killed his mother and stepfather for the money, simply because he was in such a deep hole that he couldn't get out of it without losing face. Even his mother seemed wary of loaning him more money ($500 was a drop in the bucket of what he owed) and she confided her concerns with her other son about his uncontrolled spending.
I concede that stress over his debt and unchecked spending drove him to commit murder, but what he realized from the insurance and inheritance he quickly went through and was in just as big a hole as before, probably an even bigger one with the fees on unpaid credit cards continuing to accrue.
I also concur that he probably thought he wouldn't be a suspect but, and I believe Sherlock Holmes was attributed with this quote, the police probably said, "Bring in the usual suspects."
Richard had the best motive.
Even his stepfather, while dying from his burns, said repeatedly that Richard had done it. His wife probably made him aware of how deep a financial hole Rochard had gotten himself into and that a sudden infusion of quick cash would be his only salvation.
So why would his limp and his cane prevent him from setting fire to his mother's house? You've pointed out that the police had reasons not to believe that he was so severely injured by the fall at his mother's house to preclude him from doing that.
As for Richard being eligible for parole after a few decades, I hope that his surviving brother takes care.
And Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family, Dr. Grande!
As a Canadian, I can almost guarantee you that he will be out within ten years. Our justice system sucks.
She was living the no wifi at home and no credit card high life
@@felbicky6333 He'd opened cc in her name and maxed it out, ruining her credit, it was easier for him to give her cash than let her find out.
I guess she just looked the other way as long as cash kept flowing.