Imagine planning to rob another person, while possessing a 2 on 1 advantage, then getting overpowered by the 1 person to the point that you have to resort to using a gun and committing a murder that effectively ends your life. At stake: $50 F*CK YEAH, GANGSTA!!!
you are like a communist secret policeman trying to bait some poor Russian factory worker into speaking against the leadership so that you can have him sent off to the gulag. People just like you used to seethe when Russian writers would communicate anti-bolshevik ideas through layers of fiction so as to avoid punishment for their views.
@@InLieuTube Excuse me !!! you know nothing about me, it's easy to sit in judgment, but please take a moment to reflect on the reason why !!! you choose to attack me on the comment I made, you have no right to judge the sincerity of my words,
@@maureeningleston1501 I’m willing to bet you’re the first person to virtue signal some comment that makes you seem empathetic, then do nothing more because that’s the extent of it
The tortoise isn't the good guy. He's not even important. This story's about how you played yourself by trying to show off instead of taking 2 minutes to do something right. You won't lose to any tortoise more than once will you my _(n-word)?_ - Aesop
The rationale for including accomplices in the same murder charge was explained in one video as "if the murder was committed partly because you (and perhaps a few others) enabled it to happen, then you too, committed the murder". Put in the opposite way; "If you had NOT assisted in the way in which you assisted the murder, the murder would NOT have happened. Therefore, your assistance was a key component for the murder occurring, therefore you are equally responsible"
I agree, thanks for sharing what you learned in another video to help explain this law of equal punishment. I know many people have sympathy for the young girl to spend the rest of her life in prison, but justice was served. If she had not lured Griffin into his death by the promises of Marijuana and or sex, Griffin MIGHT NOT have suffered his ultimate fate. To me, perhaps her role in the murder is particularly evident.
@@patrick3178 Thank you! I kept looking and looking for what JDD stood for, but I just kept getting pics of all these random, cheap looking tats. Now I know why lol.
his gf was cheating in italy and he got depressed, many do not talk about her. but she was the root cause imo. she posted a bad message on his ig and then deleted it after he killed himself.
Oh I quite like ascerbic wit. It’s a popular style of comedy in the uk. Dr grande could always move there and become a comedian if the doctor stuff doesn’t work out
@@hotmess9640 well, shoot. I miss my spoon as well! But the damage incurred thru my years as an icecream addict was too great. I just can't afford a relapse.
The problem with felony murder is that it assumes that all accessories have the same intent. Accessory or conspiracy charges are often a better fit depending on the circumstances
i see where it could go really bad, i drive my friend to the bank , he robs it and kills the teller, i didnt not know he was even going to rob it let alone kill someone , am i charged with the murder too?
@ _Sarah Dunlap_ He's hardly unbiased. He has a tendency to make jokes to the detriment of the 'Accused' but 'Unconvicted.' ▪︎▪︎▪︎ In other videos (see the video on Kelly Anne Conway's daughter) he makes fun of those involved and their situations. ▪︎▪︎▪︎ I think perhaps Dr. Grande is enjoying his *"Comedy Road Show"* more than his original purpose of psychological evaluation.
I have to agree with you on this one. When it's abundantly clear that a person didn't intend for a murder to be committed, 20 years should be enough. People are sentenced to life without parole for simply being present on the location, having no idea that anything is going to happen at all. Pretty scary!
He wouldn't be dead if it were not for her, if it were a family member of yours that was setup and died you would be singing a different tune hypocrite.
@@jillybean3688 She set the guy up to be robbed. A violent crime that can sometimes result in murder. That's why she was charged. If she brought the victim to meet the two other guys just to buy weed, and he was robbed and killed, and she DID NOT know they were going to rob him, she'd have been a truly innocent bystander and a witness. She would not have been charged. If she hadn't set him up, he'd still be alive.
I learn something new with your videos everyday. You explain concepts in a very clear manner and every single one of your videos lead me to a deep thought afterwards. I have to agree that the Felony Murder Rule does not seem reasonable, I wish it could be revised. To me, that was an unfair sentence.😕 Very thoughtful, well researched, fair and interesting analysis, thank you! ❤️
Good God, how do you keep from cracking up? You look dead serious, but you tastefully can shed a little humor on serious matters. Must be a talent you have, huh! Now to listen to the rest.
This is a clear cut example of the courts passing a message to the wider society. This story will be published many times in Women's magazines ( the cheaper gossip ones) Good video 📹
Given the financial incentive many (most?) prisons in the US have, maybe it's no surprise there'd be favour toward an arguably senseless law which would tend to maximise the number of potential inmates.
Jennifer's case was featured on the series 'Killer Women' with Piers Morgan. When Jennifer contacted her mother from jail, there was no surprise to hear she was apprehended .... for murder; it was creepy. Jennifer's mother even knew the level of depravity in her own daughter. Something went awry, somewhere along the line.
I've heard of many specific cases where felony murder rules sent people to jail for very long sentences and I could only shake my head. It's my belief the charge is a product of insensitive people who see uneducated poor people, as disposable people. So many times an aggressive and possibly sociopathic person in a group, commits a murder and people along for the ride are held as accountable as a cold blooded killer? Let's take into account that some people are very agreeable and simply tag along with others who may have criminal tendencies.( I'm not including this specific case) It seems one person in this group had no issue of taking a life, he should be charged with murder and the other two, robbery offences. If it cant be determined who pulled the trigger, a lesser charge is in order.( reasonable doubt) Its up to the prosecution to prove who pulled the trigger. If the accused were educated and had the financial resources for a competent defence, the sentences would be much more reasonable.
Dr. Grande's deadpan humor gets me every time. I had to pause the video after "murder guy" because I was laughing so hard, I couldn't hear what Dr. Grande said next!
most people who enjoy a criminal lifestyle usually end up around guns and eventually get caught for something, even if they are not the triggerman or actually involved in the crime for which they are being charged. Birds of a feather
I think laws like this are also meant to deter people from committing "less serious" crimes like robberies because of how they can turn into murder. So people should just not rob people period.
It only comes in to play if you had a role in the crime. If she just took the victim to meet the 2 guys to buy pot, she wouldn't have been charged with anything. She'd be an innocent bystander and a witness. She set him up to be robbed, which resulted in the murder. That's why she was charged and convicted.
Dr. Grande, your patience in analyzing these cases is commendable. It must be difficult to take on so many cases where human beings continue to disappoint in their choices/reasons for doing horrible acts. Maybe you should find a case where there’s a happy ending for your own sake. 💜
Our justice system needs to be reviewed.... We have too many gaps and loopholes based on technicalities, archaic doctrines and every state had their own laws.
Had the victim not lived in a backwards state like Florida, he could have gone into a dispensary and bought weed. But because of archaic marijuana prohibition laws, he was forced to deal with these three criminals. He lost his life because he wanted to buy $50 worth of weed. Smh.
Perhaps the hiccups was a part of the attention I always though it was contrived. I agree about the felony murder rule being harsh on those not pulling the trigger. It’s like the driver of a automobile that didn’t know their friends just robbed a store. The driver didn’t know …
I feel so sorry for people. That poor man who was set up for a robbery and got killed. Jennifer, who willingly set him up for robbery but probably didn't foresee his killing. One of the robbers who probably didn't know their robbery would end in murder. Even the guy who pulled the trigger. How I wish we could go back in time to improve things. (Yeah, I know. I'm a bleeding heart.) I hope you are all doing well. Stay safe and please be kind.
It's better to be a bleeding heart with good critical thinking skills, than one who has a lack of empathy. Your a little closer to the pearly gates! 🌌🌠🌞
Dr grande, you said the officers resigned, does that include the supervisor who threatened the citizen? I've seen officers behave badly and be reprimanded verbally on site by their patrol supervisor and I've seen the sergeants try to cover or cover up bad or illegal behavior by patrolman under their supervision. So really they're more dangerous than the patrolman that they supervise in my opinion 🤔
Her case is only popular because it brought up the discussion on felony murder. Half the time I’m against it, this one I’m actually for it. My concern is that most people do not know a LOT of teenagers in Florida are getting caught with felony murder left and right. That’s very concerning.
Dr Grande : I'm sorry if this is an inappropriate place to make a request, but I can't find how to contact you. Please would you analyse the mindset of the officers involved in the KAREN GARNER incident? Specifically, I wonder if there is an argument that the people who self select to enter this profession (in this culture) are inappropriate for the role. Thank you.
i honestly feel bad for her. like she obviously shouldn't have been robbing people, but imagine spending life in prison for setting up someone to get robbed of 50 bucks.
I am fine with the felony murder rule. It exists exactly for people like Jennifer Mee, who get someone else to do their dirty work and would then walk away after an innocent victim dies. Without it, her defense would have argued that "It wasn't me, it was that other guy" when she created the situation. I think life without parole is too harsh of a sentence. If I were the judge I might have opting for something like 15 years minimum to life. I can imagine that she might later develop into a person who could be released. I can also imagine that she might not and would need to be kept in prison much longer.
Oh No, I am so sorry for first of all a young man was murdered by thugs who needed money to go to the movies. Sadly, they needed the Hiccup Girl to reel they guy in. BTW my dear father in law was plagued with these bouts of hiccups. When we were teens my brother in law used to get in trouble for counting them off. The highest I remember was 47 in a row. Though others heard more. So Papa refused to see his Dr about it. He had what I thought was mild touretts, but never officially diagnosed until about 20 years later. He would get the sneezes too.
If she didn't set it up the robbery, then the murder wouldn't have happened. She isn't the only person who has gotten caught up in cases like this. She shouldn't have done the crime. If they feel like she shouldn't be in jail for life, then they need to have that same energy for everyone else who has gotten caught up in this way. Sorry not sorry but she is right where she belongs.
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Q: "How did the robbery plan go?"
A: "Well, there's been a minor hiccup."
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Best comment I've seen all week.
Maybe a major hiccup...
Yes, or major hiccups. Dur hur.
Hahahaha
Imagine planning to rob another person, while possessing a 2 on 1 advantage, then getting overpowered by the 1 person to the point that you have to resort to using a gun and committing a murder that effectively ends your life.
At stake: $50
F*CK YEAH, GANGSTA!!!
@@ClickClack_Bam Say what you mean to say coward.
you are like a communist secret policeman trying to bait some poor Russian factory worker into speaking against the leadership so that you can have him sent off to the gulag. People just like you used to seethe when Russian writers would communicate anti-bolshevik ideas through layers of fiction so as to avoid punishment for their views.
Pathetic killed for $50! I had more than that in my piggy bank!!!lol
Ridiculous, killing someone for $50. They must have been on drugs.....
@@taraerskine3954 aww.... "piggy bank" ^^ I had one to but removes the money fairy quickly.
It's a sad World when $50 has more value than a young mans life.
@@InLieuTube Excuse me !!! you know nothing about me, it's easy to sit in judgment, but please take a moment to reflect on the reason why !!! you choose to attack me on the comment I made, you have no right to judge the sincerity of my words,
@@InLieuTube u liked your own comment? Lol and wtf r u doing bud? U Mr perfect volunteer 24/7?
@@maureeningleston1501 I’m willing to bet you’re the first person to virtue signal some comment that makes you seem empathetic, then do nothing more because that’s the extent of it
Damn you people are constipated A little comment about this incident from her 😳 and you start throwing hate. Yes it IS sad.
@@InLieuTube Come on, man. You can do better than that.
If you run with bad company, you must be prepared to suffer with it - Aesop
Guilt by association - I learned at a very young age not to hang out with the wrong crowd.
@LMG 88 That's weird, because Aesop came first, if you really believe in the Bible.
The tortoise isn't the good guy. He's not even important. This story's about how you played yourself by trying to show off instead of taking 2 minutes to do something right. You won't lose to any tortoise more than once will you my _(n-word)?_ - Aesop
If you lay down with dogs don’t be surprised when you get up with fleas
Let us not forget the famous Aesop fable "Jessica now has a lifetime to contemplate a decision it took her only minutes to finalize". Classics.
She clearly still had hiccups when she tweezed those eyebrows.
Damn, that was ice cold 😂
Shots fired
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Ouch!
Yoooooo!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Your sense of humor is flawless! Impeccable!
The rationale for including accomplices in the same murder charge was explained in one video as "if the murder was committed partly because you (and perhaps a few others) enabled it to happen, then you too, committed the murder". Put in the opposite way; "If you had NOT assisted in the way in which you assisted the murder, the murder would NOT have happened. Therefore, your assistance was a key component for the murder occurring, therefore you are equally responsible"
I agree, thanks for sharing what you learned in another video to help explain this law of equal punishment. I know many people have sympathy for the young girl to spend the rest of her life in prison, but justice was served. If she had not lured Griffin into his death by the promises of Marijuana and or sex, Griffin MIGHT NOT have suffered his ultimate fate. To me, perhaps her role in the murder is particularly evident.
No hiccups in my continuous admiration for you, Dr. Grande
Ditto.
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You’re smooth lmao nice
"Murder Guy"...another winner 🤣😂🤣😂🤣!!!
Yesssss i laughed so much omgggg G O L D E N !!!!!
Ngl I almost snorted water out my nose when he said that..should know better then to be drinking when watching.
“I guess the person coming up with the names was on vacation” 🤣🤣 I’m done. 👏🏽⚰️
The ambiguous neck tattoo really completes her transformation.
@@spiritmatter1553 the tattoo itself is ambiguous, meaning that I couldn’t tell what the hell it was supposed to be.
@@clarissa8477 she said it's JDD
@@patrick3178 What does JDD stand for? I’ve been searching the net and can’t find the answer anywhere.
@@Autumn_Forest_ it's a prison tattoo. I honestly have no idea why it's called jdd as they se to come in different shapes
@@patrick3178 Thank you! I kept looking and looking for what JDD stood for, but I just kept getting pics of all these random, cheap looking tats. Now I know why lol.
Please cover Anthony Bourdain
He. Dead
@@marty7549 yea I know, but this channel often covers deceased people
@@marty7549Thanks for informing us, mate.
his gf was cheating in italy and he got depressed, many do not talk about her. but she was the root cause imo. she posted a bad message on his ig and then deleted it after he killed himself.
Dr.Grande kills it when it comes to the comedy. He's a good doctor tho!
Oh I quite like ascerbic wit. It’s a popular style of comedy in the uk. Dr grande could always move there and become a comedian if the doctor stuff doesn’t work out
Murder guy and hiccup girl, sounds like a title for a comedy flick.😏
Bad Comedy
Are you doing a video on Demi Lavato freaking out about a cookie display at a froyo shop? Seems like more than entitlement going on
Yes she tried to cancel a whole business for offering options geez..... entitlement at it's finest
She must be on something lol
@@hotmess9640 well, shoot. I miss my spoon as well! But the damage incurred thru my years as an icecream addict was too great. I just can't afford a relapse.
Me: thinking she'll have the rest of her life to contemplate that neck tattoo.
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Especially when getting older and neck skin of chubby girls are especially susceptible to wrinkling.
Her life choices aren't the best
"Murder Guy!" - I'm crying, that's hilarious. Love your humour, Dr G!
With the amount of videos Dr. Grande puts out, I’m convinced he researches twice as quickly as I do.
The problem with felony murder is that it assumes that all accessories have the same intent. Accessory or conspiracy charges are often a better fit depending on the circumstances
i see where it could go really bad, i drive my friend to the bank , he robs it and kills the teller, i didnt not know he was even going to rob it let alone kill someone , am i charged with the murder too?
I was in college working at walmart with the man who was murdered. I never really knew him sad it has been 10 years
Can you please do a video about Josh Duggar?
My rescue cat was originally called ‘ hiccup ‘ she’s now renamed Monica , xxx
Very good idea 👍
Didn’t you want to give her a nice name?
Thank u for rescuing.
hum... bad choice:
wikipedia: Susan_Monica
My cat was named Ben until it had kittens, now it's called Ben Hur. haha I know, it's an old joke.
Got my second Covid vaccine yesterday, laying in bed resting and watching!!
@@barbarahayes7441 You should feel ok that day. It’s the next day where it usually hits people.
Feel better the second shot lays people out.... I had chills when my house temp was at 75 degrees
How are you feeling?
@@barbarahayes7441 you should be fine! I felt good yesterday after it but just started feeling nauseous and headachy today. Good luck!
@@PickAstruggle nauseous and headachy right now. It’s about 24 hours now after my shot. I have chronic pain so don’t know if it’s vaccine body aches.
You are non-biased and fresh as they come. Much appreciated.
@ _Sarah Dunlap_
He's hardly unbiased. He has a tendency to make jokes to the detriment of the 'Accused' but 'Unconvicted.'
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In other videos (see the video on Kelly Anne Conway's daughter) he makes fun of those involved and their situations.
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I think perhaps Dr. Grande is enjoying his *"Comedy Road Show"* more than his original purpose of psychological evaluation.
@@drusilla_darke well she is a joke so can we blame him. im no liberal either but some of you are like cult memebers.
This was a fascinating analysis, Dr. Grande. Your insight is constantly on point. Thanks for everything you do - almost at 700K!
"murder for everybody" 😂 you get a murder and you get a murder and you.. Lol! Never knew about this rule, very interesting. Thanks Dr. Grande!
"Regular person who makes up names was on vacation! " Hahahaha
She knew what she was doing . She does deserve the sentence, I believe.
Jennifer received the same sentence as those mass shooters!
Can’t wait fort the 700k video😊congrats Dr Todd you deserve it!
1K away from 700K, Congratulations Dr. Grande - very well deserved!
Would you please cover Elliott Smith?
Yes!
I have to agree with you on this one. When it's abundantly clear that a person didn't intend for a murder to be committed, 20 years should be enough. People are sentenced to life without parole for simply being present on the location, having no idea that anything is going to happen at all. Pretty scary!
He wouldn't be dead if it were not for her, if it were a family member of yours that was setup and died you would be singing a different tune hypocrite.
@@ocoolwow she didn't know they were going to kill him idiot.
@@jillybean3688 She set the guy up to be robbed. A violent crime that can sometimes result in murder. That's why she was charged. If she brought the victim to meet the two other guys just to buy weed, and he was robbed and killed, and she DID NOT know they were going to rob him, she'd have been a truly innocent bystander and a witness. She would not have been charged. If she hadn't set him up, he'd still be alive.
I learn something new with your videos everyday. You explain concepts in a very clear manner and every single one of your videos lead me to a deep thought afterwards.
I have to agree that the Felony Murder Rule does not seem reasonable, I wish it could be revised. To me, that was an unfair sentence.😕
Very thoughtful, well researched, fair and interesting analysis, thank you! ❤️
Good God, how do you keep from cracking up? You look dead serious, but you tastefully can shed a little humor on serious matters. Must be a talent you have, huh! Now to listen to the rest.
This is a clear cut example of the courts passing a message to the wider society.
This story will be published many times in Women's magazines ( the cheaper gossip ones)
Good video 📹
Congrats on almost 700k Dr. grande 🎉
To be fair, Butters, on South Park grew balls on his chin and they called him "ball chin boy", and "chin ball boy".
lmao!!
Ha ha ... my rescue cat was named Butters!
His parents were awful sore seeing him on TV with balls on his chin, poor Butters 🧈🧈🧈
Lobster Boy is no more.
*Randomness for ya lol, my 16 year old chihuahua is named Butters. Southpark is hilarious! 90% of the time!*
Given the financial incentive many (most?) prisons in the US have, maybe it's no surprise there'd be favour toward an arguably senseless law which would tend to maximise the number of potential inmates.
Can you imagine killing someone for $50 so you could go out to see a movie? My god
I love it when Dr. Grande makes a joke. He delivers it exactly how he does his case and professional opinion.
One bad decision can have a life long consequences.
like the decision her parents made when they conceived du*b as*
The microphone set up sounds great! 🎤 No more clicking sounds!👍
Love your videos! I think it would be awesome to know your perspective on Demi Lavato's apology and froyo snafu.
when i saw the title, i thought dr. grande was getting lazy with his titles. however, i soon learned it was actually a very smart choice 🤣
Jennifer's case was featured on the series 'Killer Women' with Piers Morgan. When Jennifer contacted her mother from jail, there was no surprise to hear she was apprehended .... for murder; it was creepy. Jennifer's mother even knew the level of depravity in her own daughter. Something went awry, somewhere along the line.
I've heard of many specific cases where felony murder rules sent people to jail for very long sentences and I could only shake my head.
It's my belief the charge is a product of insensitive people who see uneducated poor people, as disposable people.
So many times an aggressive and possibly sociopathic person in a group, commits a murder and people along for the ride are held as accountable as a cold blooded killer?
Let's take into account that some people are very agreeable and simply tag along with others who may have criminal tendencies.( I'm not including this specific case)
It seems one person in this group had no issue of taking a life, he should be charged with murder and the other two, robbery offences.
If it cant be determined who pulled the trigger, a lesser charge is in order.( reasonable doubt)
Its up to the prosecution to prove who pulled the trigger.
If the accused were educated and had the financial resources for a competent defence, the sentences would be much more reasonable.
What? Hiccup girl is doing life?! Had no idea this is where she ended up.
"Murder guy"" coffee sprayed all over keyboard, LOL. You doctor, are awesome.
Dr. Grande's deadpan humor gets me every time. I had to pause the video after "murder guy" because I was laughing so hard, I couldn't hear what Dr. Grande said next!
most people who enjoy a criminal lifestyle usually end up around guns and eventually get caught for something, even if they are not the triggerman or actually involved in the crime for which they are being charged. Birds of a feather
I think laws like this are also meant to deter people from committing "less serious" crimes like robberies because of how they can turn into murder. So people should just not rob people period.
She brought the victim to his killer. She got what she deserves Dr Grande.
Felony Murder Rule needs to be re-evaluated.
Wow...all over an eighth of mids.
R.I.P. to Shannon Griffin.
And as for McJenny over there, she can rot.
I wasn’t clear about the felony murder law. Thanks for clarification. Upon first thought, it doesn’t seem reasonable. Appreciate your analysis. 💖💗💖👍🏼
It only comes in to play if you had a role in the crime. If she just took the victim to meet the 2 guys to buy pot, she wouldn't have been charged with anything. She'd be an innocent bystander and a witness. She set him up to be robbed, which resulted in the murder. That's why she was charged and convicted.
Dr. Grande, your patience in analyzing these cases is commendable. It must be difficult to take on so many cases where human beings continue to disappoint in their choices/reasons for doing horrible acts. Maybe you should find a case where there’s a happy ending for your own sake. 💜
Please do a video on the summerfield 6! This is another very interesting example of a felony murder case
Our justice system needs to be reviewed.... We have too many gaps and loopholes based on technicalities, archaic doctrines and every state had their own laws.
I think there's an underlying morality tale about the failure of the drug war here also.
HEY TODD, CAN YOU ANALIZE DANIEL WOZNIAK AND EDWIN LARA PLEASE ?
Had the victim not lived in a backwards state like Florida, he could have gone into a dispensary and bought weed. But because of archaic marijuana prohibition laws, he was forced to deal with these three criminals. He lost his life because he wanted to buy $50 worth of weed. Smh.
Spot on moral and legal analysis though.
"Murder guy"? I'm dead.
How strange. To go from fears of non stop hiccups to trying to be a gangster. The girl love drama. 🤯
Do an analysis of Robbery Man 😁
Dr Grande! I love your shirt 👕 You look gorgeous 😍 🇬🇧
Best dry humour ever!!
"Murder Guy" ... 🤣🤣 Sorry Dr. T that Dis was too smooth and instead you just blessed him!!!
You're hilarious Dr.Grande.🤣
Perhaps the hiccups was a part of the attention I always though it was contrived. I agree about the felony murder rule being harsh on those not pulling the trigger. It’s like the driver of a automobile that didn’t know their friends just robbed a store. The driver didn’t know …
I feel so sorry for people. That poor man who was set up for a robbery and got killed. Jennifer, who willingly set him up for robbery but probably didn't foresee his killing. One of the robbers who probably didn't know their robbery would end in murder. Even the guy who pulled the trigger.
How I wish we could go back in time to improve things.
(Yeah, I know. I'm a bleeding heart.)
I hope you are all doing well. Stay safe and please be kind.
It's better to be a bleeding heart with good critical thinking skills, than one who has a lack of empathy.
Your a little closer to the pearly gates!
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Empathy is a positive trait. I belong to the bleeding heart club too. Very sad that 4 lives were so heavily impacted.
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Great video Dr.Grande!! Thank you!
Thumbnail is an excellent band name: Hiccups To Homicide.
Please cover John Wilkes Booth.
Oh yeah! That would be interesting for sure!
From hiccup to stickup.
Dr grande, you said the officers resigned, does that include the supervisor who threatened the citizen? I've seen officers behave badly and be reprimanded verbally on site by their patrol supervisor and I've seen the sergeants try to cover or cover up bad or illegal behavior by patrolman under their supervision. So really they're more dangerous than the patrolman that they supervise in my opinion 🤔
Sit on a chair, bend forwards until your head is conpletely upside down, swallow a gulp of water. Works every single time. 😊
Her case is only popular because it brought up the discussion on felony murder. Half the time I’m against it, this one I’m actually for it. My concern is that most people do not know a LOT of teenagers in Florida are getting caught with felony murder left and right. That’s very concerning.
Hey, I like your pic of the kitty cat winking! 🐈
Dr Grande : I'm sorry if this is an inappropriate place to make a request, but I can't find how to contact you. Please would you analyse the mindset of the officers involved in the KAREN GARNER incident? Specifically, I wonder if there is an argument that the people who self select to enter this profession (in this culture) are inappropriate for the role. Thank you.
I'm worried about the red cactus at the far right. It looks close to taking a fall 😧
SO CLOSE TO 700K SUBSCRIBERS!!!!! 🙌
I appreciate your legal knowledge. Was hoping you’d mention the merger doctrine as well
$50... Fifty freaking dollars... Disgusting.
i honestly feel bad for her. like she obviously shouldn't have been robbing people, but imagine spending life in prison for setting up someone to get robbed of 50 bucks.
'Hiccup Girl' is also a super hero name.
She was the puppeteer the one who usually gets to walk away scott free hands clean, and repeat, very good manipulators triangulate use others $$$$$
Who is responsible for the discharge of a firearm? The person in possession of it or bystanders?
“Murder guy”! Oh man that had me laughing out loud!
Goodnday, sir! Would you please cover Steve Stephens? Very sad story. Thank you!
I am fine with the felony murder rule. It exists exactly for people like Jennifer Mee, who get someone else to do their dirty work and would then walk away after an innocent victim dies. Without it, her defense would have argued that "It wasn't me, it was that other guy" when she created the situation. I think life without parole is too harsh of a sentence. If I were the judge I might have opting for something like 15 years minimum to life. I can imagine that she might later develop into a person who could be released. I can also imagine that she might not and would need to be kept in prison much longer.
Excellent points - once again!💜
Can you please do Hunter S Thompson.?
Murder guy ?!!!!
😂😅🤣🤣🤣
Now THAT killed me
Love your videos!!! Thank you for your hard work! You’re so funny and brilliant! 🤩🤩🤩
I want a coffee mug like yours, but do not find it available in your store. Any chance they will be in stock soon? TY! ~ Amy x
Oh No, I am so sorry for first of all a young man was murdered by thugs who needed money to go to the movies. Sadly, they needed the Hiccup Girl to reel they guy in. BTW my dear father in law was plagued with these bouts of hiccups. When we were teens my brother in law used to get in trouble for counting them off. The highest I remember was 47 in a row. Though others heard more. So Papa refused to see his Dr about it. He had what I thought was mild touretts, but never officially diagnosed until about 20 years later. He would get the sneezes too.
Street name: Lil Hic
100 guilty persons should go free before
1 innocent person goes to prison.
The felony murder rule is manifestly unfair and consequently unjust.
If she didn't set it up the robbery, then the murder wouldn't have happened. She isn't the only person who has gotten caught up in cases like this. She shouldn't have done the crime. If they feel like she shouldn't be in jail for life, then they need to have that same energy for everyone else who has gotten caught up in this way. Sorry not sorry but she is right where she belongs.
People need to hold the law accountable😈