Vampire Cult Murders | Rod Ferrell Case Analysis
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- This video answers the question: Can I analyze the case of Rod Ferrell?
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"He pretended that he had trained in martial arts, and started dressing in all black." It's like I'm back in high school.
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lol.
This is mid 90's, seriously, other than the killing, these kids were just more goths/emos like everybody knew back then. That's probably why he got friends and followers, it was just a trendy way to be - let's be goth's.
@Marck Miller mate this made me laugh hard, nearly choke on my coffee... so true, I thought the same thing.. with atleast one sword and the obligatory nunchucks
Antifa is the new goth dork.
Being called out for even being a failure at being a vampire has to be the biggest burn anyone could ever receive.
A real pain in the neck.
It's like someone driving a stake through the heart.
@@cameronmiller6240 🤣🤣
@@istateyourname4710 😂 👍
Worse than sunburn
Charity's mom deserves a lot of credit for diverting this group and assisting police. It had to be terrible to turn her own daughter in, but it was the right thing to do.
You might say it was a charitable gesture…..Ill show myself out….
Trace- I could never do it.
It wasn't her mother. This video is FULL of inaccuracies. It was her grandmother. She called her mother but her mother wasnt home. And her mother was a correction's officer at the time. Dr Grande's videos seem to commonly have a lot of factual errors.
@@atenparanormal Like a channel about Ghost tours is a reliable source of infomation
She probably didn't expect her daughter would get 10 years for second degree murder, considering they didn't take part in the killings and were obviously being manipulated. I'm not sure sending those girls to jail was justice.
As a long time roleplayer i played Vampire the Masquerade back in the 90s. I ran across several people who claimed they were real vampires including a guy that also claimed he was also 500 years old. He worked at a jewelry store in the local mall, got a fellow gamer pregnant and then told her she needed to get an abortion because the child would be a werewolf. Weird times.
Yes. Those were the good old days!
Lol dude probably only told his baby Mama that because he didn't want to pay child support. Werewolf baby sounds rad.
I am an avid gamer and these are the kind of people we make fun of. When nerds are making fun of you, you have really have a problem.
You have to tell me what city that was in as I lived in Charleston, SC and also knew people like this...LOL!
They're always 500 years old. Weird how that works. Never 501.
The "made Count Chocula look like Lestat" burn snuck up and got me good, making even that joke a better vampire than Ferrel.
Dr. Grande's best rip yet!🤣🤣😂😂
I actually remember this case. I was furious that they broke in and killed those innocent puppies. That the others just stood by and let it happen. Cowards all of them to hurt something so innocent that’s put on this earth to love and bring happiness to us humans. Such cruelty! Dogs do nothing but love purely and unconditionally. I’m glad he is in jail.
And the kitten too! Such innocent babies. We need to start giving tougher sentences for animal abuse in this country.
@@Stephanie_Vincent I agree
*I agree as well!*
His mom has a "Let Rod out, he was young" page on FB - I write HATE stuff on there because of the animals.
....we not gonna mention beating people to death?
No?
Just the puppies?
Ok.
Perfect timing... just about to start cooking. Looking forward to some speculation about what could be happening in a situation like this!
Yep, but we're definitely not looking forward to diagnosing anyone in this video, that would be too much.
ME TOO!!! I thought the exact same thing.
22 infractions for being a vampire in school is a huge blow bro
I hope you find his analysis of this topic to be informative.
Eve - Better use garlic!
"he did not fit in well with his peers"... could it have been the vampire thing?
cuz I found it extremely difficult to find a vampire clique at my school 🧛🏻♀️
I love how you worked Count Chocula in there 😂😂
Dr Grande, I REALLY appreciate it that you always point out that autism is not associated with violence.
My son has autism and is loving and kind, with none of these dark behaviors that these violent young men display. These horrible outcomes in these stories, often seem more a result of bad choices.
Switching on and off the ability to interact and communicate with those they like vs those who are in their way, seems more narcissistic than autistic to me.
I'm no expert, but it seems odd that rather often these young men get diagnosed as an explanation for their isolation and self centeredness, after these heinous crimes.
It's concerning because it affects the statistics. If 50% of the prison population starts being diagnosed with autism, people will start believing autism IS associated with violence. It could even make it into the DSM, it seems to me. ?
I would love to hear your thoughts on this, and young adult autism in general.
It's already a challenge to parent a young adult with autism, it helps if it's not misunderstood even more.
People seem to think it just goes away when they turn 18. Nobody ever talks about it. Nobody knows we are here.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR HARD WORK ON THESE TOPICS.
I have worked with and done respite work with many autistic children and adolescents, although they tend to have very narrow interests and all have different personalities like any human being none of them have been dangerous or vampires. Just like anyone they can be traumatized and or have other mental health issues that have nothing to do with autism.
Albert Einstein, Susan Boyle, Roseanne Barr and Daryl Hannah are all autistic and all have different personalities.
My son will be 33 this year. He is high-functioning autistic. Anyone who didn't know it probably wouldn't guess as he functions fine in social settings. He masks overstimulation well and withdraws to his room for a time after returning home from social events. He's never been able to hold a job because of depression and anxiety and the fact that his sleep patterns are all over the place. He enjoys playing games like Minecraft where he gets to create worlds.
When I worked as a home health nurse before I became disabled, I was assigned to a couple of autistic kids. I was not a good fit with one thirteen-year-old boy who was more severely affected and sometimes acted out when he got overstimulated. He was better off with a male caregiver who could be both compassionate and authoritative. Still, this young man certainly never would have sought to deliberately harm anyone. It honestly makes me angry when the lawyers for people like the creep in this video use the autism defense. I really don't believe this guy is autistic.
Rod Ferrell and Charity went to my high school. All I can remember about Rod was that he wore a trench coat and some people used to call him Satan.
Now some people in prison will call him baby. And he will know that they are a complete other type of people he ever met in his life he will have a hard time in jail.
@@hotsauce1646 He's been in prison since 1998. I'm sure it hasn't been pleasant though. I heard that he became a Christian. Who knows
These “some people” seem like good judges of character.
This case speaks to the importance having appropriate role models and adequate supervision while growing up.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts Dr. Grande, I hope you are having a great weekend.❤️
I dunno. I think it's more of a case by case basis. I never believed in role models as a kid. I never wanted to be like anyone other than me and have my own morals. And I had virtually no parental supervision from 12 on up. I moved out at 15. And I'm a rather well adjusted, stable and successful individual.
I also know a couple of people who were raised in very attentive and loving homes, with parents who were very interactive in their lives. They are either dead from OD or in prison now.
Though, I dont think stability and good parenting hurts anything. More times than not, it has some great benefits. As long as the parents aren't overly strict. That causes more problems than it prevents.
@@kari7403 It's statistically proven to increase a person's success chances in life more than almost any other single variable in their lives. Your personal experiences (which you aren't that reliable on in the first place) do not negate that it is a fact that a good parent's close involvement in their child's life is the most important factor in their success. Next is other family and community role models.
@@kari7403 something went right in your case then. Maybe you felt like you had comfort and support and that was enough. Did you have any role models in your head - like actors, fictional or religious characters? I do agree it is a case by case thing.
@@deathbleu5741 Mmmm, not really. Both parents were a joke, really. I'd be ashamed of myself, to am unforgivable level, if I had turned out like either, in the remotest bit, in regards to their parenting, morals, self recognition, or basic outlook on life. More of an Anti-role model, I suppose.
So yeah, I guess you're kinda right.
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@@tw629108 I'm legit not meaning to be a jerk, sarcastic, or mocking in any way when I ask, Do u out happen to have a link for those statistics, or even a source or two? I'm really wondering how they would have gotten that kind of data. Like, what would the setting be like? Would the setting be different for control group vs test group, or how many people were actually in special study? Where did the study take place, and could the immediate surrounding cultural views, beliefs, norms, and acceptance vs rejection standards, possibly have held any weight or sway In the test? If not, why the 0ed out weight, and most critically, can the test results be replicated multiple times, all with same results?
Great video Dr. Grande! I laughed out loud when you said after 500 years he got bored with his job
Stories like these make me wonder about that old saying "not everyone should be allowed to have kids". He never had a chance.
At the same time why you shouldn't introduce things to kids that are not rated for kids. Why would the mother make him play vampire games ?
@@sorartificial Danny Phantom was for kids and that didn't stop Randy Stair from becoming obsessed with it, and he was an adult. I don't think the vampire game should be what we're looking at, but his mother who encouraged and covered up his actions.
@@mandiemermaid283 it definitely is more than one factor not just the game.
Some of the interviews Rod's mother gave after his conviction were so creepy. She came off like a fangirl who had a crush on her own son. She is all kinds of messed up.
Just because a person can have kids doesn't mean they should
Why don't vampires drink clowns blood?
It tastes funny.
Oh, you! :-)
Lol..
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@Bro Scientist that made me giggle, thank you😂
Very sweet, thank you. 😂
I think when Dr Grande inevitably hits 900k subs he should show us all his highly coveted shirt collection.
You know your vampire game needs work if your clan is driving around in a 16 year old's Buick Skylark.
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But they’re relatively good on gas.
How could Rod's parents go on with their lives without being held accountable? If these children had positive role models, there would have been a different narrative of their lives.
Great Content Dr. G!!!
and thank you for the early surprise analysis 🌵🌵🌵🌵
Since the dawn of time on earth there's no shortage of evil or insane or dangerous people
Love the videos Dr. Grande. Could you analyze Rasputin? Conman or misunderstood “saint”. Would be a great video.
Great suggestion!
Yes!
I'm speculating conman & nut.
@@rayross997 ditto lol
@@rayross997 same
Sunday morning Grande … so many cases, so little time. Always interesting and meaningful.
It’s difficult to do well in school when you normally sleep all day. Society needs to be more woke for the vampire marginalized group.
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Okay, but that would actually be nice, human though I may be, my depression kinda made me semi-nocturnal.
@@patchworkundead4787 Wow! I've been literally nocturnal since I was about 8 (at least that's when I became aware of it). It made going to school a living hell. You think it can be caused by depression?
I thought this comment was serious at 1st because I'm unhappily nocturnal. It was so hard to go to school and graduate from college. No matter what I do, even skipping a day of sleep, my hours always go back to nocturnal 🤦 This comment is funny though 🤣
@@KatrinaDancer it screws with my sleep schedule enough that it does. I've always been a night owl but one can't sleep when all one thinks of are bad things.
I guess we could say they were batshit crazy.
Lmaooooo, well if anyone looks like a vampire it's this dude. Creepy as shit.
No image in a mirror is a very good metaphor for negative personal image!
It's a free country (mostly!🇺🇸)
... more like a couple of ding-bats.
The fact that his tone never changes, just makes when he throws shades HILARIOUS!
"Irreparably Corrupt"
Yep, sounds about right.
Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines was a groundbreaking RPG game which was one of the first of its kind to incorporate 1st and 3rd person shooter POV's. The character selection at the start of the game used a type of personality questionnaire to select which type of vampire clan you belong to.
Was there a stamp-collecting clan?
Asking for a friend.
@@oldbatwit5102 is your friend's name Stephen?
@@girlsdigmytube183 Penny
@@oldbatwit5102 all clans have higher skill ratings for the management of specific skills by default. I'm not sure if stamp collecting is one of them! Btw, I'm not sure if you're pulling my leg with this 🤔 anyways if you do have a friend called Penny OR Stephen tell them to try it out, they may like it regardless of the stamps, it's still available and has been out since 2004 (well the version I played)
@@girlsdigmytube183 I am pulling your leg but thank you anyway.
I forgot about this!!! This is why I love Dr grande in this channel, cases I completely forget about but if often thought about throughout the years.... He always picks the most interesting cases
I believe Dr. Grande is a vampire pretending to be a therapist so he can lure in his victims.
If he starts wearing glitter, we will know for sure. Lol
@@theresar4617 don’t you say sh*t about my new Batman! Lol 😂
@@blitzphantom9488 wait, what? new Batman is sparkly?
@@ScumfuckMcDoucheface no Pattinson plays Batman.
@@theresar4617 I do like a bit of glitter,, OK I'm clearly hooked.
That "16" year old looks 30, and that "19" year old looks 40
Ikr!!!!
I played Vampire, Werewolf and D&D. Most of us in my group became teachers, engineers, entrepeneurs, and such. It's so horrible to know he was not ok to play them, and that others had to suffer because of it 😢
Come on, World of Darkness always attracted weird people. My cousin's Werewolf group all became Nazi skinheads and I'm ashamed of some of the things we did while playing Vampire 🤦♂️
@@Sombre_gd poor WoD.
Great job producing such top-notch content consistently! Cheers Doc!
This dude read WAY TOO many Anne Rice novels 😂
Amazing video as always Doc!
True. Those Anne Rice novels made me want to be a vampire too
Too bad he didnt read her Jesus books, instead of the vampire ones. He could have turned out the total opposite!
Lol
I have two kids, one 19 and one 23. Even though they didn’t have the easiest life they were good kids and are becoming wonderful adults. Hearing about some of these people I’m so thankful that I have the kids God gave me.
maybe they turned out pretty good because they had good role models who didn't promote satanism
Uh thanks
God doesn’t exist. Your genes, their father’s genes, their upbringing and all other influences made them who they were.
@@icturner23 I obviously know how genetics work but I do believe in a higher power. Science and spirituality can co exist. If you don’t believe in a higher power that’s cool too. Everyone has a right to believe what they want.
It is abuse his mother had done. It was his nurturing, his internalization of values (moral)... He didn't create a cult, he was born in the cult.
Thank you
"Move and become a happy vampire family" loool Todd you are hilarious.
Thanks for doing this case. I grew up where this happened (Eustis, FL) and my grandparents lived across the street from the Wendorfs when this happened. Crazy and sad case. How Heather got off without charges is insane. I don't believe she didn't know.
Particularly when she asked her sister if she had ever considered killing their parents. She also didn't seem convincing to me in court.
@AlphaFemme Xtine That must have a scary time for your parents. I'm sure everyone triple checked their doors at night for a long time. As for Heather, I remember seeing interviews of her. I believe she knew and left her poor sister to walk into that nightmare.
I don't either...
I knew Heather briefly when we were teenagers. She didn't come out and admit guilt, but you could tell the way she carried herself and spoke that she was proud of herself. There were some weirdos who put her up on a pedestal and she loved every minute of that. It was disgusting, and to this day I wish I had called her out on it.
woot woot Dr.Grande all day all night.
Thank you for this Sunday blessing.😂
The "special" blackout moments take a higher priority when you are a self diagnosed vampire🦇🧛♂️.
I love the extra details, ie; “Buick Skylark” instead of just “his car”. Paints such an awesome picture in the mind.
Great video Dr Grande. Rod Ferrell with his issues, never stood a chance with a mother like his.
I feel the same wayZ
the 16 yr old howard at 5:33 looks about 47
This popped up while I was studying for my Orgs 414 traumatic events class, and we're going through the Psychological First Aid Field Operations Guide. I guess this is my break for 15 minutes??? 😂 Thanks Dr. Grande for the analysis!
Thank you Dr. Grande for analyzing this case. I grew up in Eustis and actually still live in the area. I worked that night with the sister Jennifer at Publix (local grocery store) and I remember finding out the next day what happened. He was initially given the death penalty however that was overturned because of his age at the time of the crime.
Just in time to have *the* breakfast of champions (you know, the people who may speculate but not diagnose?): a full plate of knowledge with a mug of piping hot and sassy tea. Thanks for the daily food for thought, Dr. Grande!
I think you mean a ‘full plate of sassage’
@@waynepolo6193 Daaaamn! 🤣 You win, touché lol!
"i guess after 500 years of doing the same job he was just a little bored"....lol.
You’re the best doctor in the world Dr. Grande!!!
Many opinions but all are fans!
Anti-conviction blackouts. How apropos. You're a riot, Doc!
This sounds like an offshoot of the satanic panic nonsense. I wonder how much of that vampire stuff is actually something they believe in rather than a theatrical aesthetic they liked.
Either way their actions were inhuman and escalated from killing animals (bad enough!) To killing people!
@@bthomson Of course the murders were immoral but the media sensationalism around the vampire shit is what I'm objecting to.
Our over stimulated and sensationalized culture feeds on anything unusual or unhealthy. Unfortunately we are all to blame!
the latter, unless they're actually undead.
Sometimes , certain people can not differentiate reality from fantasy. You find this a lot in people who watch anime or in this case , vampire games?
Of course he claimed to have multiple personalities, that's more or less in "Being A Notorious Murderer 101" nowadays.
I was in high school when Vampire: The Masquerade became popular, and just about everything on TV suddenly featured Vampires, and when "Bram Stoker's Dracula" & "Interview with a Vampire" came out, fellow classmates of mine were convinced they were vampires, etc. I kind of remember one girl having a panic attack because she was convinced she was a vampire.
I don't claim to be an expert in the Undead, but I don't believe you can cross over (sired, changed, re-born, whatever...) by watching a movie. I could be wrong, but I'd say the likelihood of that happening is far less than being attacked by a real life (dead?) vampire.
thanks Dr. Grande requested this one awhile back
This took me right back in time. I grew up in Eustis and was in school at the same time as them. Had a class with Jenny when this happened. I feel not only for her parents who lost their lives but for Jenny most cuz of the impact this had on her life. I felt so bad for her and couldn't believe this had happened. I truly hope she is doing well now. Heather is smarter than she let's on. I will just leave it at that. Thank you Dr Grande! Sorry my home town had to give you a story.
I really like your channel, you are so calm and composed, something I wish I could achieve. I have already seen some of these cases but the difference here is that you put your professional analysis on the subject in conclusion. 10/10 young man!
I first heard of this story when I rented a dvd randomly YEARS ago called Vampire Clan.. Good movie, I've never forgotten this case since seeing it
I wrote some books for Vampire: The Masquerade back in the 1990s and early 2000s. Most who played it were intelligent, well-balanced people, but I did meet several people to whom the game was a little too real.
I remember this case vividly. What I also remember is Rod‘s mother, who went by the name “Star” at that time, definitely seemed a bit mentally ill herself. I remember seeing her on interviews and such and she always seemed very high; in some altered state. Definitely feel that Rod has some mental issues and I definitely feel they stem from mom. He was lost in the system at young age.
I knew Rod’s dad during the time of the case; in my not even vaguely humble opinion, Rick wasn’t mentally well either.
@@mitziac5300 Thanks for pointing that out. I was wondering what the father's role was like. Deadbeat dad spawns undead child.
Enjoy your videos, keep them coming
It's a little-know fact that garlic, holy water and wooden stakes are only minor concerns to a vampire, when compared to the awesome power of hot cups of coffee. Clearly the threat of which, justified another murder. (sarcasm, if it weren't obvious)
I've been binging both channels for about 6 days straight. I think I may need an intervention soon. I regret nothing.
He makes Count Chocula look like the Vampire Lestat😂Another well placed burn by the good doctor! Thank you for your analysis Dr Grande!!💜💜
I guess he wasn't really someone you could _count_ on.
excellent!
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I remember when this happened! This was 15 minutes away from my hometown. This BLEW UP as Kentucky news.
My grandparents lived across the street from the Wendorfs when this happened.
@@AlphaFemmeXtine this was so wild!
@@AlphaFemmeXtine did they know them
Well?
@@mandymonroe5515 I know that they were neighborly with each other but I'm not sure how close they were beyond that. I was very young but my older sisters went to school with Heather. My grandmother had us take over food and cookies to the investigators once when this happened. My grandmother still lives on Greentree Lane
@@AlphaFemmeXtine very nice of your family to send food. Brave 👊🏼
Nothing like a good Sunday morning parenting example of what not to do. Thank you! Lol 🤔🇺🇸
When I was younger (33 now ) I went through a stage where I wanted to he a vampire. I read all the Anne Rice books and would occasionally do my makeup like to look like a "vampire " lol..
Hi. lol. I thought I was the only one here that did those things. Great comment! 👍
There are those who don't diagnose and there are those who speculate, but none can combine the two like Dr. Grande. You really sunk your teeth into this one doctor.
Ouch!😁
Went to high school with a guy who reminds me a little of Rod only he was good looking, charismatic, smart and gregarious. He was into occult stuff and apparently went away for a while. The details were hazy so of course that made him even more interesting. Later learned that he had likely killed an animal in some ritual which appalled me. I count my blessing that I did not allow myself to get sucked into (pun intended) his world too deeply as we were close for a while and I had a huge crush on him. Looking back I see how easily this type of dynamic can evolve amongst kids of this age who are seeking an identity and some power over their lives.
You're dry humor is greatly growing on me!!
He made Count Chocula look like Lestadt~😆
Cereal killer of sorts... 👹What about franken berry or boo berry?🤖👻
"[...] anti-conviction blackouts. They are common among criminals" ... OUCH! Lmaaooo.
WHOA ! I haven't watched this yet, but WOW that shirt looks GREAT on you !! Thanks for all the regular uploads, Dr Grande! (Miss the more colourful cacti today .. hope they're doing OK.)
EE - when you look at a chess/checkers board do you see those little squares? 🤔
As a vampire a life sentence cold be very long, much less, another consecutive life sentence. That's at least 1,000 years.
and which gang would you join in prison?
@@quester09 The Bloods, of course!
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Groovin Granny is funny! 🤣
Which gang to choose has high stakes to cross.💀
@@bthomson Never mention stakes or crosses to a vampire, just saying. LOL
What a glowing review of Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines,Dr.Grande.
It jumped my list.
I would like to say, I enjoy your dry ass jokes! You’re sneaky funny sir!
Did the police arm themselves with wooden stakes and crosses when they went after the clan?
Shadow Wolf , your comment had me in tears of laughter 😂
@@cottontails9003 I'm glad I put a smile on your face !
@@shadowwolf2524 You certainly did. Thank you so much.
Don't forget the Holy Water. Also, your screen name is the same as an old friend of mine. Who played Vampire the Masquerade. 😁
I remember hearing about Roderick Ferrell. I'm also from Kentucky so he's a little bit infamous here.
You really cover every case I can think of
Imagine living in a town where there are not one but TWO vampire cults.
Eileen UK. DR Grande these cult stories really freak me out they don’t seem to end well this guy doesn’t seem to have a great roll model I only watched this to get your brilliant analysis and you didn’t let me down l thank you 🙏 for that another great 👍 video DR Grande 💙. I would just like to say I came across your video of Lizzie Borden and I am so glad l did l found your whole coverage of this very fascinating l was hooked from start to finish so much so once wasn’t enough sometimes the old ones are the best. Thank you 🙏 for being the amazing man that you are 💙👍
I'm going to need The Murder Part to go more in depth on this topic. Please & Thank you 🖤
Perfect timing! Good to see you once more Dr.
Thank you for the heart
Also good to see you, R!⭐
@@bthomson thanks Bruce!
We are a mutual admiration society!
Good night Dr. Grande
The blood-red shirt that Dr. Grande wore in yesterday's Elizabeth Welaufer Case Analysis video would have been a better choice for today's video.
He deserved the DP just for killing the animals, imo.
Agreed 100%.
I hope you’re vegan then.
@@icturner23 I’ve been vegan since March 2008, thanks!
@@icturner23 Actually no !!!.....but I can't remember the last time I ate a dog or a cat for nourishment.
Maureen ,you are so right. I have two small dogs and to us their part of the family .
I know I’m missing relevant information, but it seems as if Ferrell’s father gets a pass where Ferrell’s upbringing, and eventual evil behavior, is concerned. However, I don’t know the relationship between the two, or if the mother refused to allow visitation, or if the father was worse acting than the mother, and the court stepped in to protect Ferrell from his father’s behavior.
Lol. You literally just made up a hypothetical narrative in a case like this, after admitting you have no reliable information at all about his upbringing.
I knew his father around the time of this case, and his presence in Rod’s life wouldn’t have helped. He avoided having any contact with Rod, and prior to the murders questioned if Rod was his son-after the murders, he went into total denial. FWIW, father and son look so much alike it’s scary.
@@mitziac5300 Deadbeat dad spawned an undead child.
I see what you did there!
@@bthomson lol
Anyone else loving the way Dr Grande is saying "terrible"
Doc? I have a serious question. Every time your videos pop up in my feed, I hit the like button before even watching it. What's wrong with me?😂😂😂😂
I do the same thing.
Quality is it's own best advertisement! You are just going with your own former findings (and you're right!)
Liking your new shirt, Dr. G! Thanks for bringing up the dangers that can arise from simply needing to belong and knowing no good ways to do so. Hope your weekend is great and that it’s not as hot in DE as it is in MI! 🥵
This is maybe one of the most upsetting truths about school and high school in particular! Kids get bullied or ignored just when they most need reassurance that they are ok!
@@bthomson I agree with you 💯. Everyone wants to be accepted, especially in adolescence. The peer group at that age is the biggest force to reckon with, and if the peer group is bad, it’s not a good prognosis. :(
Maybe the best protection is to try and raise independent self-motivated kids who are kind and inclusive! Tall order!
I swear you must have some sort of magic powers, just yesterday I was thinking about this case and then here’s a video for it.
Oh, I do so hope that’s the nickname they gave little Roddy in prison… Count Chocula. 🧛♂️ 🍫 😂
As a 15 year old I was thoroughly embarrassed when the pastor asked me to come forward and take the offering, and then to say the prayer for the offering. I immediately *froze* because i was incorregible. (😂😅😂) I understand now how being 15, I still had the motive power behind me through my family influence to be the person I made myself through my choices. Like the judge said at his sentencing, “ it should be his mother who should be at trial here today”. I agree. Thankyou Dr. Grande.
What an uncompromising analysis....😅😅😅✅
Thanks for the video
Wouldn’t it be funny if Dr G said: My analysis is he was a real vampire. 😂🤣
Thanks, Doc.
I just have to say, Vampire, the Masquerade was a great game. That is all 😂
Edit: I apparently meant the video game when I think that isn’t the same game Dr. Grande was talking about. I’m just saying, I played it and I turned out fine! 😂😂😂
The tabletop role-playing game is really, really great
Lots of people who like bloody things are liking it only in videogames. technically in reality they get to like it if they have a reason to throw away morality.
I used to play the live action version. It was fun. Maybe the story telling wasn't as immersive as this mans bc I never started a cult or commited double homicide.
Yeah brings back memories ;)
@@vermilliongecko Clan Ravnos. The game never made anybody kill anyone, as far as I know.
it makes me smile every time i rewind to 14:37 when you say that Rod makes Count Chocula look like Lestat. well done!
That's an old looking 19 year old
Hey Doc, could you look into the brain of Hunter.S.Thompson? That would be a great episode. Keep up the fantastic work cheers.
The Lestat reference is comedy gold. Thanks Dr G
I love Vampire: the Masquerade.
It's a great game. Good system, and was very influential on Vampire media
Bit of trivia: after this happened, the core book of that gameline started putting disclaimers within the book, reinforcing that vampires are fictional and that of you can't distinguish fantasy from reality to "put this book down and seek help ", but to anyone else who don't need such a disclaimer to go have fun
VtM is a role playing game like Dungeons and Dragons. It’s a little bit less complicated than D&D in my estimation. I’ve played a couple of campaigns in VtM and they’re quite fun.
It isn’t about being an outcast, but a member of a parallel society that aims to keep itself secret.
Having said that, it is possible to turn any innocuous role playing game (or any game for that matter) into something nefarious or something it wasn’t designed for, even if the rules of the game contradict it. Squid game should serve as enough of a reminder.