Was Bambi Framed by the Police? | Laurie Bembenek Case Analysis
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- Опубликовано: 22 апр 2022
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My husband just yelled out to me: "Are you watching that psychologist again!" 😑
OMG... Mine just did the same!!! "Is that Grande?!"
He might be concerned you’re going to diagnose him, lol.
I think a lot of our spouses say that!!
Mine too - it worries them for some reason. 🤷♀️
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As presented, it definitely sounds as if a troubled young woman was framed. Thanks for a compassionate analysis of this case, Dr. Grande!
Being a Milwaukee native, I lived thru the times of the trial and her desperate effort to be free. She tried so hard I really believed her innocence. Fred dumped her and moved away....ummmm. She lived a life of struggle and suffering IMO. I believe she was set up. Also wasn't her fault that she was such a beautiful young woman...all played against her. Hopefully she has now found true peace.
I was just about to write this exact post, lol. I agree with everything you said. Run, Bambi, Run!
Same here. Agree that she was framed by the disgusting, bigoted, vile, Milwaukee Police. The bar they hung at was , "The Tracks". All she wanted was peace, and worse yet it seems so many turned on her. Remember when she escaped, "Run Bambi Run" was happening and a LOT of people in Milwaukee were wearing Laurie Bembeneck masks?? 💕
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Poor girl!!!
Def a strange case but how do you account for her buying the wig that was used during the murder? You think her husband hired someone (zess x boyfriend) to kill his ex and Laurie has NO knowledge? What are your thoughts?
I grew up in Milwaukee. This was a huge story.
Still remember RUN BAMBI RUN!
I live in Canada and remember it!
@@Ozziecatsmom I remember seeing that headline in the Toronto Sun as a kid
I was living in Chicago at the time and it was a big deal…
Pretty obvious she was framed. Terrible how society treated her after her case.
She was innocent & they ruined her life
I know from my own experience that sometimes, no matter how hard you try, you just can't bounce back from an adverse experience. You're right. They wrecked her life.
I literally lived right across the street from the diner she worked at when she was living on the run. I used to eat breakfast there all of the time. They sell all kinds of Bambi merchandise at the cash register after that.
Do you live in Thunder Bay?
I read a book about this case years ago. I believe she was framed. She just wanted to be free, hence the prison escape. She really lived a tortured life.
What was the book?
@@jessicawatson7360 Jessica, I’m not sure it was over 30 years ago. Could have been “Run Bambi, Run.”
@@jessicawatson7360 Run Bambi Run is correct
SOME people that go on Dr. Phil lose their dignity? I'm pretty sure everyone who has gone on Dr. Phil has lost their dignity including Dr. Phil.
Sounds like she was framed from the corrupt male cops. Kidney & liver failure at 52? That's young. Thanks Dr G😊💖💖
they killed her with stress
@@scroogemcduckrich9705 Yes I was thinking the same 😌
When you feel you have nothing to live for, you don’t take care of your health. Life is like a trap, you’re waiting to escape from.
@@rhondasisco-cleveland2665 exactly
He also mentioned she Hepatitis,
This lady deserved better. Thanks for your analysis Dr. Grande!
Hi Dr. Grande. Bipolar people I've known my entire life are always my family and past friends that are either dead or I choose to have absolutely no contact with because of their violent behavior. I don't think she was framed. Sounds like a manic episode that could've been prevented if she were medicated with the right medicine. Will keep watching and wishing you a fabulous evening each and every day, peace to you and your family, Love, Janine Smiley😀🙂😎🤩😍
This is an oldie but goodie Dr Grande! Yeah, imo I think she was set up. That precinct seemed pretty corrupt and loose with the law. Fred figured hs boys would have his back and they did. Run Bambi Run
I think so too, she was framed
@@Kenna198 talk about a 'macho fest' yikes! He's kinda the original Drew Peterson ey creepy
Her analysis of the Milwaukee PD in the 1980's was accurate.
Dr. Grande I completely agree with your analysis. I'm from Milwaukee and I remember this well. The police used her, plus passed the buck, and lost evidence wherever they could.
I was working in an office back then and when the news would cover her case. Myself and co-workers would turn up the volume. When she escaped prison we would sing: "Run Bambi Run". Her life turned out awful.
She had a rough life. I actually want to give her a hug.
The analysis sounds spot on. It's hard to believe anything the police claim anymore.
I was in my 30's in Texas when this was being reported all over the US. It was an ongoing topic in the papers for years. Most everyone was VERY sympathetic towards Laurie, thus the encouragement "Run, Bambi, run". It was always such a tragic story but I never heard about what happened to her since she plead "no contest". I am very saddened to learn that her life never got much better. Life just dealt her one bad hand after another.
Thank you for this, Dr. Grande! I have heard about this case several times and always thought she was guilty. Now that I hear the whole story told, in an unbiased way, I have changed my mind.
What a sad life she must have lived after being released from prison. I hope that she was able to find some people who were kind to her.
Ah! A changed mind! These videos have clout!💣
@@bthomson didn't sound like you didn't watch Dr. Video, she's dead.
I laughed out loud when you made your fashion police joke. My wife looked at me like I was crazy.
I've read everything I could find about this case and I became convinced Laurie was framed. What a sad life she had!
I'm thrilled to see your popularity explosion, Dr. Grande! You are very deserving of the recognition and appreciation! We
And noticing other popular You Tubers referencing his analysis. Dr Grande really has set a high bench mark and if I'm unsure about a case I look for his perspective.
@@katehack1677 I've heard more than one of my favorite true crime podcasts use his commentary as reference. Stellar information here!
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You full of sarcastic jokes tonight Dr😂😂😂 love it👌👌 Greetings from South Africa
Bad luck and trouble was her only friend. A false murder conviction is a bad hand to be dealt. She went up against the establishment police department and they crushed her. If you are going to be the squeaky wheel complainer you have to be clean as a whistle yourself. Even then, expect to be ostracized. Establishment government entities demand you be one of the boys or you get kicked out.
They should have used her case to expose those corrupt elements.
The phrase, “Run, Bambi, Run” appeared American pop culture e.g. bumpers stickers in the 1980s or 1990s. Anybody know if that was related to this case?
Dr. Grande totally surprised me with the foot. It came outa nowhere😂 ❤️
This story, of a life that never worked out, is both sad and terrible
Yes it was. I didn't know at the time what it was about.
I grew up in Queens, NY in the early 80's. FREE BAMBI graffiti was on many of the elevated #7 trains.
Yes it was
@@lynnehuff9659 I didn't know either. Very sad 😥 to know her story.
Yes, that's exactly what it was about.
Gotta admire those escape skills. The fashion industry served her well. And, the Milwaukee PD did not have a great reputation in the subject time period.
I rarely, rarely think "framed!" I always thought Bambi was. Sad. Thank you.
Thunder Bay here it was quite the story in our city. Love your humor
That’s so sad!!! She was innocent!
That “fashion police” comment was absolutely hilarious and completely on point!!! 🤣
Poor Bambi. I hope police departments have done something to fight corruption and misogyny.
Just a coincidence she sued the police then got framed for murder. Making of a murderer happened in Wisconsin too. Another frame .
The making a murderer guy was a half-witted cretin who burned a woman.
When I saw the title, I thought of another Bambi, in San Francisco. She was an exotic dancer at the Mitchell Brothers O'Farrell Theater. A fellow exotic dancer, Diana, was arrested in Hawaii (where both of them also worked) for putting out a murder-for-hire contract on Bambi.
As far as I could tell, Diana was like many in her profession in having to work hard to keep her figure and keep in shape. For Bambi it came easily and naturally, and yet she won in various ways, among them being crowned queen of the annual Exotic Erotic Ball, and being extremely popular with customers.
Diana had a nasty temper. I knew both of them.
There's probably more to the story. It could make for an interesting video.
Thank you for this video, Dr. Grande. It appears she was framed; I totally agree with your assessment. I hope she is at peace in the afterlife. It is a travesty that she pled guilty just to end the nightmare and to be released from that hell on earth which is Prison.
The phrase; "Born Under a Bad Sign" comes to mind.
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What a strange chain of events and tragic loss of life. You have a dry sense of humor Dr, Grande:-)
Wise are the men who stay away from women named Bambi, Fawn, Candy and Stormy.....
What about Fantasy?
Just met one the other day.
@@Raminakai Four stars for that name!!!!!!
@@johnzeszut3170 😂
Don’t forget Destiny!
@@daisymazie9642 Once I met "Passion - the name speaks for itself!".
I cried as a kid when his mother got shot. 😢
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I feel bad for her. I don’t know why, but she seems to have been very unlucky and it’s beyond the guilt or innocence in this case.
She became unlucky when she decided to go against MPD. I wish she stuck to fashion, it’d have been a better life.
@@Menagerie_K Seems like she should never have 'played with fire'!! People get themselves into situations - like trying to blow the whistle on bullying male counterparts.
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I hadn't heard about this case before. Thank-you for sharing.
Thank you for doing this! I have always thought she was framed. The poor woman, she never really got to have a life. And as a person with bipolar disorder, I concur - her behavior fits.
Heartbreaking. May she rest in peace. Amen.
Hepatitis c and liver failure + alcohol =death guarantee. I've witnessed it myself with 2 people
A friend of mine just passed from cirrhosis of the liver. He was 61 years old.
@@dw1232 not a bad age atleast. Rip. I'll probably will also die of liver failure one day but what the hell you only live once
I had a friend who died in 2016 and had both Hep C and liver cancer however he gave up alcohol 10 years before. Too late though
@@aldostefanini1392 check into NAC supplement
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Your delivery is so smart and so precise.
Poor Bambi. I remember "Run Bambi Run!" and was living in Toronto at the time.
She had a very difficult life. Poor woman.
That poor woman 😿
I can't believe, Dr. Grande, my ears: I thought I heard you say she was NOT guilty, beyond a reasonable doubt, AND in reality... I - WOW.🤔😲
Nice job; Todd as usual. I always thought she was innocent but worked for a corrupt police dept. and entered a relationship with a very dangerous man. Keep up the good work!
Waiting for Grande. And not disappointed. Let’s do this.
I agree with your analysis and conclusion. Thank you Dr Grande.
Hey Dr. Grande❣️ Thank you for the new video. I hope you have a great weekend.
And thank you dr grande, just ordered ur book. Also the Milwaukee Police department still harasses her family to this day
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I always wait for your dry humour/jokes Dr Grande. They always make me smile. Thank you.
Your dry sense of humor gets me Dr Grande 🖤 hope you had a good weekend
"...murder-free work environment..." You crack me up, Dr. Grande! Excellent analysis! ❤️
Never heard this one before 👍
What an interesting case, and after listening to your whole video- I truly believe she was set up also!
Great content as always, Dr. Grande! ♡♡
Your witty sense of humor is Always appreciated!
Loved the "It's difficult to believe that Laurie would wear a green tracksuit in public...." 😅
Had Laurie gotten help with her the metal health as a teenager she would still be alive today and would have had a chance to have a decent productive life. Women with metal health issues become targets for predators. Often they are naïve and incapable of understanding the motivations of others. Each time they are victimized they see the world as a ugly joyless process and learn of manipulation to obtain things of value. Laurie perhaps
That’s a long paragraph to arrive at blaming the victim for learning to play the game when surrounded by absolutely tripe.
I think there's a case for reviewing a lot of cases before the year 1990, or maybe even 2000. Maybe we need a truth and reconciliation commission where former police officers can speak up about framing perpetrators without fear of reconciliation. There are probably thousands of people in prison, and dozens on death row, who shouldn't be.
Your deadpan humor cracks me up! Thank you!
I knew that name rang a distant bell! It must’ve got national coverage at the time. Colorful cast of characters, but no heroic endings, were there? Sad dealings all around & what was really accomplished after they got to know each other?!
Awfully tragic when you consider what else they ALL could’ve been doing in 1980.
Thanks for your great work , always look forward to it .
Finally, an update to Hardcopy's infamous, long-running "Run, Bambi, Run!" series!!! This proves that Dr. Grande choices are both topical and non-sensational!
It was the 80's, everyone owned a green tracksuit so it was not a distinguishing factor 😂
Even as adults the children maintained that Laurie was innocent.
I believe she was framed.
I think so too. I think Schultz hooked up with her specifically to set her up. She was the perfect suspect once he had everything set up for the murder.
It was always persuasive to me that the witness, who knew Laurie, was adamant it was not her. I know he was a kid, but still. Ask yourself why the intruder woke the kid and didn’t harm him.
It’s one sad tale, this video serves as a sympathetic dedication to to a lady I’d never heard of.
I wonder why she never saw her boyfriend again after being caught on the run. He sounded like a nice guy and her life might have turned out differently after being released from prison, had they got back in touch.
Maybe she felt like she didn’t deserve him. I bet she was down on herself and he was just too good to be true. I felt bad for him when Dr Grande said she never contacted him again.
@@Mama_Bear524 I bet he was pissed. A victim no doubt, but the result was a toxic woman.
She seems to have used him to escape prison and get to Canada, only.
I’m in agreement about the picnic tables. They won’t recover.
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Perfect timing , thanks dr Grande💙
You’re on fire tonight Dr.Grande!!!!!! Amazing job.
Although this is a serious matter.....I love ❤ your humour!
This was a very interesting case. Seems like a bipolar diagnosis would explain going from fashion to police work. I don’t know if the thumbnail showing Laurie with a mullet was a prison haircut but it truly was a crime. She had a sad life and did not get any breaks it seems.
bipolar because she had multiple interest 🥴
@@scroogemcduckrich9705 No kidding…I have been interested in careers in art, politics, fashion, and police work…I also enjoy both classical music and rap. If that’s what qualifies for bipolar then I need to get myself diagnosed!
@@scroogemcduckrich9705 You are right to call that one out! It was made in a joking way because of the disparity in the careers! I understand she was trying to follow in her father’s footsteps. It turned out very badly for her. Wish she could have stayed with fashion design. Her trajectory could have been much different.
@@beeimaginative 😂 ok i thought you were serious. you took it well i appreciate that 😊
@@erika8456 It is pretty evident that my attempt at the Grande level of dry humor is subpar!
The fashion police!!!!! LOVE the sarcasm! Thanks I needed that laugh!
RIP Laurie Bambenek
A sad story. Do you think that her life might have turned out differently, if she had been diagnosed, and taken medication for the disorder, that people have suspected, she suffered from?;
What are the consequences for the police department for framing and wrongfully imprisoning someone resulting in a murderer remaining in the community with no recourse?
About the same as having a corrupt government.
As if you have to ask: none! And what the guy before said.
You are hilarious! I appreciate your analysis, though it's your deadpan humor that holds my attention. 🤭 We actually share the exact same unexpected delivery, however you are the Master! 👏😉
I lived in milwaukee at the time. i don't believe she did it. the brave american heroes of the milwaukee pd had a poor reputation w/ minorities way back when. have to assume its only gotten worse.
Minorities had themselves a poor reputation with law abiding citizens
Non-minorities in Milwaukee thought little of the police force, either.
Obviously, I don't know the truth of the matter. But I am impressed that you can present the story in such a way as to make me feel sad for Lori. May she rest in peace.
Very complex and convoluted case... some of the officers involved were also involved with Steven Avery and Brendan Dassey case.
Interesting
Highly unlikely.
@@monicagamm8633 whatever you want to believe, go for it. Do your own research. The photos are available online. The lawyer put them out for assistance and some officers are recognisable.
Thank you for your insight and expertise for the eval on my sister.
You were very correct in your personal analysis. An exceptional man, Dr. Grande!
Holy fucking shit. There's maybe they didn't do it, then there's this. What a nightmare.
Plus let's not forget the family of the victim, who had to go from good she's behind bars, to bad she's escaped, oh good she's caught again, oh my god they're releasing this monster this is not justice, to oh my god we never had justice in the first place.
Just like Laurie, this case is all over the place
Very interesting! Thank you
The same here! I’m in the bedroom putting on my gym-clothes and my husband says: I hear that guy again…! Come on, we’re running late!🤣
THIS IS THE FIRST REASONABLE CONCLUSION I'VE SEEN YOU MAKE!!!!!!! Being from Milwaukee and knowing that we have one of the absolutely most corrupt police departments in the country, especially at that time, chief Breier was the chief, the MPD was the most corrupt, sexist and racist in the country by far and EVERYONE here knows what that "GOOD OL BOYS CLUB" did to that poor woman!!! That was horrific what they did to her and people knew she was innocent, but Breier's MPD were worse than Nazi Stormtroopers!!!!!!! If you had come down on the side of her being guilty, I would have destroyed you, being that I have been on this case for years and turned over every stone and have known she was innocent the whole time!!!!!!! This poor woman's life was stolen by a bunch of chauvinist corrupt pigs and I hope she's finally at peace!!!!!!!
Dr. Grande is hilarious!!
Wow! What a life! After all it is all “vanity and more vanity“ as the wise man had said. Hope we each day and everyday strives to live a life that leaves some meaning after we cross the bridge 💕
Hello you there, you have great insight and your not boring we need more people the way you are,like a detective,
🤯 My knowledge of this case ended with her found guilty! I didn't know any of the rest!
The old "Officer in the fashion police" joke 🤣
I always felt she was framed.
I've always thought her husband was behind this murder and used her as a patsy her husband was a police officer so he would always be protected my his police buddies, its quite sad really.
I liked your comment about the picnic tables.
I live in Thunder Bay where she was caught! It was such a big deal here
My last years in Milwaukee I ran into Lawrencia at an ATM machine next to a Subway sandwich shop back when Subway cut that little piece of bread out of the top of the bun to make way for the meat, then placed it back on top...anyway, she walked away while leaving her card in the machine. I chased her down, gave her card back, and saw just how tall and attractive she was.. she was also broke as she walked away empty handed. Subway sandwich was BBQ chicken with French dressing and lots of onions! 🔥