This case is a perfect example of why you should not have affairs outside of marriage. You have no idea how stable your lover might be and it could cost your spouse their life. A better idea would be to find out what the problems are in your marriage or maybe get a divorce.
this is such a stretch haha. you dont know who anyone really is.. should you not make friendships..date new people because they might turn out to be murderers? Theres many better reasons to not have an affair than this imo lol
@@itssmariaaaa When there are three people in a relationship meant for two, it's a very different situation than two single people beginning to date each other. A big(!) percentage of murders happen because there's one person too many in a marriage. Jealousy, betrayal, rage, hatred and financial issues are strong motives for murder for a lot of people. That's why the police always look at the spouses or significant others first in murder cases. If they find a third person in that relationship, they have the most common cluster of motives known to man. That's the reality of the topic. FYI: Most people won't see acknowledging factual reality as a "stretch".
I've said it before but I'll say it again- I just absolutely LOVE your guilty in "real life" and guilty "beyond a reasonable doubt" verdict opinion. I've never seen another RUclips crime analyzer do this. It really shows how much thought you put into all of the evidence and events.
Yes exactly, it really models to the audience careful, informed thinking about criminal cases and the matter of law, rights, guilt and innocence... culturally, we don't adequately appreciate these standards and too often it's as though we go straight to judging people's guilt or innocence and the quality of verdicts based on gut feeling essentially and very incomplete information.
"Like other people who had driven to New Jersey, Carolyn had come to regret it". I love Dr Grande's very earnest deadpan delivery of comments added to his analysis.
Here's a compliment for you, doc. Your video title word play is sublime. Your sense of humor is refreshing and the comedic highlight of my day. Thanks for the chuckles, doctor.
It’s very puzzling to me how some people rely so heavily on their attractiveness to achieve their goals. I think it’s important to pay attention to one’s physical appearance, but I also think it’s extremely important to cultivate a good character. Carolyn’s experience of having her father leaving her mother to another woman was certainly traumatic, however that was an opportunity for her to set a different tone and avoid causing the same pain she suffered to other people. Instead, she repeated the destructive cycle. Obviously, she didn’t cause pain to her lovers but I am sure the emotional damage to their families was immeasurable. Great review as usual, thank you Dr. Grande!❤️
Always erudite Dr. Grande! After an 9-1-1 operator confused he or she: “Either way, this seems like a pretty important call, mostly because of the killing part.” Bravo, to the point!
Carolyn went to high school at the same school that I did, and graduated 2 years after me. I grew up in Birmingham and didn’t know her, but have been interested in this story for a long time. She sounds like a piece of work, and I believe she was responsible.
I think it's the other way around lol. The Fatal Attraction movie gave Carolyn the inspiration to kill her lovers wife. The movie came out first. That's why the media called her the 'fatal attraction killer' when she was arrested. I remember it well.
There were so many laughs per square video footage on this upload! There’s always a guaranteed chuckle with Dr G’s stuff 😂 Sometimes I just gotta watch twice!
omg! Dr Grande im laughing so hard at the fact that it took me an entire 4 days to notice the Death Warm-mused Over title! haha! I was cracking up about your t-shirts with the spectacle "speculating" image, too! You're such a cool human being.
I love how you pick on NJ so accurately, Dr. G!! I recall one of the funniest lines against New Jersey came on that great TV sitcom 'Big Bang Theory' where Sheldon accused Leonard of even lying being originally from NJ to which Leonard immediately responds: "Why would anyone lie about being from NJ??!!" Sheldon then admits: "Good point!! I'll give you that one!!" I'd be curious to watch a segment on how you arrange and produce these great segments from idea conception to videotaping. Do you do this alone?? Are there research people or writers?? It could be a fun and informative voyage especially due to the popularity of your site!! Jim C.
I admit, I did use New Jersey analogy once to explain that a certain part of my country was not fit for even going there, by comparing it to New Jersey. I said something like "it looked like New Jersey!" My American friends laughed and one said "come on, it can't be that bad!" It turns out Dr. Grande is on the same page!
I'm relieved to learn that gloves have a wandering tendency. I have been feeling like a bad glove mother all day today. My gloves didn't even bother to call me. I now realize that's only because standard closets aren't equipped with telephone services for gloves.
Heard about this year's ago. She thought she'd get off because she was attractive - too attractive for jail.She was a psycho, but he couldn't get rid of her. She was found guilty.
Dr. G, you encourage even-handed yet clearly moral views from the rest of us, I have friends who now sound a lot like you posting great comments here. Hope your Mother’s Day is full of joy😎
It's interesting that he had been bowling that evening, because he really looks like a bowler. He looks like a good bowler too. I bet he bowled well that night. It wouldn't surprise me at all, and I'm a gerbil.
"like other people who have driven in New Jersey, Carolyn would come to regret it" when I moved out of my home state, then and only then did I get my driver's license. Jersey is a nightmare, but some of the lighthouses are pretty lol Thanks Dr. Grande for the video ❤️ keeping me entertained while I cry over my note cards 🤣😭
@@sross54 I grew up in Cherry Hill, NJ and lived there until I was 22. I love my home state. It will always be a part of me. I miss the food, the humor that we have, Barnegat lighthouse where we use to take my mom, there's so much culture and diversity, I love how much I can try and see. I love Jersey, but the drivers are a bit crazy, but now I live in Idaho and they're just as crazy... Every place has it's ups and downs. Also, I was making a joke. Go lions!!! (I went to cherry hill west, class of 2011) lol
I too thought the time line was off and then checked and you are correct. Haven’t heard it in a while, but the term ‘Bunny Boiler’, coined from a scene in the movie, was popular in the early ‘90s and used to describe an unstable romantic female.
🤨 Seems like she grew up thinking “the world was her oyster” because she had a rich father and likely got everything she wanted. Never learned or understood “NO” or rejection.
Interesting story Dr. Your of course correct on people that are having affairs, one if not many people will be affected by actions of two. Your always interesting and very insightful 👍, thank you.
Hello Dr. Grande, this was very interesting to listen to. I do agree with your analysis. And agree that some of the events are kind of strange. Thank you for sharing your work. Best Regards. ❤👍
Dr. Grande, New Jersey is called the garden state. I think there must be a reason for that but after living there for a while I was unable to learn what the reason is. I decided it's just an innocent misnomer. Ms. Warmus's story was a great choice for a subject and I really enjoyed your coverage of it!
Interesting case and analysis again🧤Agreed about her self esteem, bad job by police, affairs being disasters usually. Happy Mothers Day💐 & Thanks Dr G😊💖💖
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Carolyn had a very varied hairstyle history. Most of the styles did not really fit into the ideal physical attractiveness range. I do think Paul was involved and knew and approved of Betty Jean’s murder.
How was she granted parole? I thought the 1st thing was to admit what you did and to promise you've somehow changed. If she never admitted any fault, then what did they base there reason on for releasing her? It certainly wasn't based on good behavior
Another Great Video Doctor Grande! One Small Correction it is a Suppressor not a Silencer! Just thought I Would Help. Keep up the Great Work! And God Bless.
I cannot with this one 😂 your dry humor has me over here cracking up HARD. I have four half sisters who were born and raised in NJ and i briefly stayed with a friend after the birth of my 1st daughter in hopatcong. I was born and raised in the South proper and have lived in Texas now for 20 years. In any case, ixnay to the jerseyay. I wish we had full service gas stations the way they did or maybe still do? Have there in Texas. Otherwise, my daddy came to Brooklyn when he was 13 from PR. I'll take Brooklyn ALL OF THE DAYS over Jersey. 😁
Interesting how she didn’t respect marriage or any other relationship her lovers already had with other women. Here in Houston in the last day or so, a woman killed her husband when he came home and told her he was in love with someone else, then called the police. I think it’s very dangerous to do this to other women who might kill her or their husband, taking the “forsaking all others” part of their marriage vows or commitment very seriously.
Why would she respect a man’s marriage when that man doesn’t even respect his own marriage? I agree with your main idea, but it’s important to note that these men more than welcomed her “disrespect” alongside their own.
I remember her. For a while she was the girlfriend of a friend, but she stabbed him, injuring him badly. When this murder came on the news, my husband and I looked at each other and said in absolute unison, "She did it!" I also remember an interview with Amy Fisher, the young girl who shot Joey Buttafuoco's wife, about life in prison, where she was serving alongside Carol Warmus. Her comment: "She's weird."
Can you analyze the case of Frank S Chiavetta, a nurse who was killed by his young wife. This was in Iowa in 2004. It was in TRU TV but it’s not available. Many thanks.
Birmingham to Ann Arbor to Scarsdale is an impressive run of wealthy places to live. No need to joke about New Jersey on this one; she was a total upper-class Michigander. The well-off can go crazy and kill people too!
Vinny Parco is/was a very colorful character. He even taught a couple Learning Annex classes back in the early 90s, if I recall correctly. He was known for being creative and has his hands in all kinds of cases.
That 22/25 Baretta is a jamming fool. I guess Carolyn got a good one. Too bad for her and Betty Jeanne, ay. Few if any innocents are ever completely innocent. Usually, they've put themselves in harm's way with their foolishness. It's kind of like shedding tears for that "wonderful" person who died in a skydiving accident. ...Know what I mean?
Bar a few details and proper diagnosis (still think Nurse Kratchen got it wrong) this was the trajectory of AH had JD not finalized a divorce. Speculation on my part but closer and closer the more recordings surface and evidences are scrutinized with proper reason. Great presentation Doc! 🤘😎🎸
People who base their identity and value on being desired by others go bananas with rage when anyone stops wanting them. I feel sorry for them-- for the panic they feel when anyone else is preferred to them-- but their tendency to take out their rage in eliminating any possible 'rival' makes them dangerous.
Sounds like all of these people had very few morals. Why does anyone think people like these 3 are going to end up anywhere else but in an early grave or in prison.
This case is a perfect example of why you should not have affairs outside of marriage. You have no idea how stable your lover might be and it could cost your spouse their life. A better idea would be to find out what the problems are in your marriage or maybe get a divorce.
So true.💯
this is such a stretch haha. you dont know who anyone really is.. should you not make friendships..date new people because they might turn out to be murderers? Theres many better reasons to not have an affair than this imo lol
@@itssmariaaaa I do background checks on people who want to be more than acquaintances.
@@itssmariaaaa When there are three people in a relationship meant for two, it's a very different situation than two single people beginning to date each other. A big(!) percentage of murders happen because there's one person too many in a marriage. Jealousy, betrayal, rage, hatred and financial issues are strong motives for murder for a lot of people. That's why the police always look at the spouses or significant others first in murder cases. If they find a third person in that relationship, they have the most common cluster of motives known to man. That's the reality of the topic. FYI: Most people won't see acknowledging factual reality as a "stretch".
Lifelong monogomy is unrealistic
She will *not* be ignored, Dr. Grande!
😂 This couldn’t be based on “Fatal Attraction” though. That movie was released in 1987, and Betty Jean wasn’t murdered till ‘89.
You are very clever!
@@CodyCole80 yeah it’s the other way around. Carolyn was inspired by the movie.
Was a bunny ever boiled?
True!!
These people wear me out! Being a criminal is too much work!
Thank you Dr Grande for your tireless commentaries!
Me too! I'm exhausted just hearing about it!
I love the way Dr Grande doesn't diagnose but only speculates on a case like this...but always manages to get it SO spot on. 👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
if paul did it ,it was at her request so i think she was guilty , either way.
Yes!!
the tgggg
The t
Not so spot on. Fatal Attraction came out in 1987.
I've said it before but I'll say it again- I just absolutely LOVE your guilty in "real life" and guilty "beyond a reasonable doubt" verdict opinion. I've never seen another RUclips crime analyzer do this. It really shows how much thought you put into all of the evidence and events.
Great comment!
Yes exactly, it really models to the audience careful, informed thinking about criminal cases and the matter of law, rights, guilt and innocence... culturally, we don't adequately appreciate these standards and too often it's as though we go straight to judging people's guilt or innocence and the quality of verdicts based on gut feeling essentially and very incomplete information.
@@jtzoltanU.K. x
"Like other people who had driven to New Jersey, Carolyn had come to regret it". I love Dr Grande's very earnest deadpan delivery of comments added to his analysis.
Fatal Attraction came out in 1987 before the murder. Grande doesn't get it right a lot.
@@drewknight7126 that’s why they called her the fatal attraction killer.
Here's a compliment for you, doc. Your video title word play is sublime. Your sense of humor is refreshing and the comedic highlight of my day. Thanks for the chuckles, doctor.
One of the last ones sounded like amber was sunken by a depth charge xD
He needs a Netflix special asap
"Seems like a pretty important call, mostly because of the killing part." lol
It’s very puzzling to me how some people rely so heavily on their attractiveness to achieve their goals. I think it’s important to pay attention to one’s physical appearance, but I also think it’s extremely important to cultivate a good character. Carolyn’s experience of having her father leaving her mother to another woman was certainly traumatic, however that was an opportunity for her to set a different tone and avoid causing the same pain she suffered to other people. Instead, she repeated the destructive cycle. Obviously, she didn’t cause pain to her lovers but I am sure the emotional damage to their families was immeasurable.
Great review as usual, thank you Dr. Grande!❤️
You do know doc G’s wife is the one giving out the hearts❤️s right?
If you didn’t you know now🌹
@@ZYX84 ...wht?
You know - I was thinking that it might be a heart fairy delivering the coveted 💕! If so she has very good taste !
Amber heard comes to mind
Rejane, my beautiful baby boy was born last night. We named him Noah and he is absolutely beautiful
“Like other people who have driven to New Jersey, Carolyn would come to regret it.” 😂 From a neighbor living in PA!
He must not like New Jersey he’s always bad mouthing it :p
There is a reason why you don't pay toll when you cross the Delaware river into NJ.
Sure wish I knew his history with New Jersey.
What we do to hated on?!?😮
Always erudite Dr. Grande! After an 9-1-1 operator confused he or she: “Either way, this seems like a pretty important call, mostly because of the killing part.” Bravo, to the point!
Don't they tape all those calls?
“Like other people who have driven to New Jersey, Carolyn would come to regret it”. 😂😂 Dr. Grande you are too much. Love from NY.
Carolyn went to high school at the same school that I did, and graduated 2 years after me. I grew up in Birmingham and didn’t know her, but have been interested in this story for a long time. She sounds like a piece of work, and I believe she was responsible.
I am from Birmingham, also. I went to the other Birmingham school (Groves). She graduated two years before me.
Thanks for the like! My sister knew one of the guys that Carolyn stalked in Ann Arbor while at U of M. It's a very small world, my B'ham friend!
@@BZB1900 so
Birmingham here as well, I’m a little late on this story, saw the documentary today on Oxygen
I think it's the other way around lol. The Fatal Attraction movie gave Carolyn the inspiration to kill her lovers wife. The movie came out first. That's why the media called her the 'fatal attraction killer' when she was arrested. I remember it well.
Good analogy
NJ has some beautiful and very, very affluent areas! The "Jersey Shore" gave NJ a bad wrap.
Your deadpan humor cracks me up so now I am a subscriber.
Can you analyze the case of Dorothy Kilgallen Dr. Grande?
There were so many laughs per square video footage on this upload! There’s always a guaranteed chuckle with Dr G’s stuff 😂 Sometimes I just gotta watch twice!
Great analysis Dr Grande, congratulations on the million subs!💯🎉
thank you for doing this analysis. I've been intrigued by this case for some time.
omg! Dr Grande im laughing so hard at the fact that it took me an entire 4 days to notice the Death Warm-mused Over title! haha! I was cracking up about your t-shirts with the spectacle "speculating" image, too! You're such a cool human being.
Thank you for your upload, Dr. Grande! Physical attraction fades. Intelligence and character generally do not.
I love how...any time New Jersey is involved...Dr. G makes a point to take a jab at Jersey. He throws so much shade... I love it
You really put out some great content Dr. Grande, I never miss an episode.
Love scrolling just to see this pop up 1 min ago, love your work man. Keep teaching and inspiring!
Thank you, not many notice, I appreciate it sir
@@humanipulationnation and you too bc I can tell you need love 🫶🏽
@@chrispyG20 thanks babe 😘
This channel needs merch. Like, tees with "I'm not diagnosing..."
I love how you pick on NJ so accurately, Dr. G!! I recall one of the funniest lines against New Jersey came on that great TV sitcom 'Big Bang Theory' where Sheldon accused Leonard of even lying being originally from NJ to which Leonard immediately responds: "Why would anyone lie about being from NJ??!!" Sheldon then admits: "Good point!! I'll give you that one!!" I'd be curious to watch a segment on how you arrange and produce these great segments from idea conception to videotaping. Do you do this alone?? Are there research people or writers?? It could be a fun and informative voyage especially due to the popularity of your site!! Jim C.
These important topics covered in either milestone videos or Patreon! Check them out!🤗
Dr. Grande this is another awesome analysis. Thank you. And you are right....we all regretted driving to New Jersey
Very good Grande. I especially love the "regretting driving to NJ joke. As a life long resident, I thought it was hilarious.
A new fan for Dr. Grande has been born in Australia! Welcome to the clan little man!😍👍👣
Thank you, you beautiful person.
A new life is always a joy! 😍👣🐣🍾🌈
I always love Dr. Grande humor 😅
I honestly love the obscure videos better than the high profile…but I will watch whatever you upload. :)
I've never been to New Jersy, but it sure seems like Dr. Grande really has something against that state. LMAO
it smells like a dump
You haven’t been to the good parts
New Jersey was the first state to ban school corporal punishment.
There’s a lot of crime in certain large cities
This has become my favorite channel
Much love dr grande!
Lmao, the dry delivery of the driving new to New Jersey joke had me crying.
I admit, I did use New Jersey analogy once to explain that a certain part of my country was not fit for even going there, by comparing it to New Jersey. I said something like "it looked like New Jersey!"
My American friends laughed and one said "come on, it can't be that bad!"
It turns out Dr. Grande is on the same page!
The Jersey Shore rocks!
I thought Dr. Grande was going to say "It was declared a mistrial when it was discovered Carolin slept with everyone on the jury as well."
Lol good one! The way she got around it may have been of the questions asked of potential jurors.
WOW 🥺😳
😂😂😂😂😂💀
She was openly and uncomfortably flirtatious. there was something in the way she looked at you. Disturbing.
Please cover the Circleville Letters case? Have a great week, Dr. Grande.
I'm relieved to learn that gloves have a wandering tendency. I have been feeling like a bad glove mother all day today. My gloves didn't even bother to call me. I now realize that's only because standard closets aren't equipped with telephone services for gloves.
Love this!! Thank You!
Happy Glove Mother's Day!
My socks do exactly the same thing!
Renee - You beat me to it! In heaven we supposedly get our missing socks back. - quite a pile!
Heard about this year's ago. She thought she'd get
off because she was attractive - too attractive for
jail.She was a psycho, but he couldn't get rid of her.
She was found guilty.
Not really that attractive, but incredibly flirtatious.
Attractive?? Lol she's not attractive at all. She an average looking woman. To me she ugly. She would never cross mind to date.
The media referred to Carolyn as The Fatal Attraction killer. The movie preceded this incident.
Love the humor. Sometimes I feel those stories are so horrible so the low key humor works best.
Your wit always entertains me. Such a interesting case.
Am I the only one who is addicted to Dr Grande's soothing voice here?
"I'm not going to be _IGNORED,_ Dan!"
Fatal Attraction was released in 1987. If this case occurred in 1989, it couldn’t have been an inspiration for Fatal Attraction.
Dr. G, you encourage even-handed yet clearly moral views from the rest of us, I have friends who now sound a lot like you posting great comments here. Hope your Mother’s Day is full of joy😎
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It's interesting that he had been bowling that evening, because he really looks like a bowler. He looks like a good bowler too. I bet he bowled well that night. It wouldn't surprise me at all, and I'm a gerbil.
"like other people who have driven in New Jersey, Carolyn would come to regret it" when I moved out of my home state, then and only then did I get my driver's license. Jersey is a nightmare, but some of the lighthouses are pretty lol Thanks Dr. Grande for the video ❤️ keeping me entertained while I cry over my note cards 🤣😭
Gotta Love the dry-wit Dr Grande; also, the new Spring plaid shirt!!
NJ is not a nightmare.
It’s given me a pretty good life. You really don’t know the Garden State well, do you? 🏡👩🌾🪴
@@sross54 I grew up in Cherry Hill, NJ and lived there until I was 22. I love my home state. It will always be a part of me. I miss the food, the humor that we have, Barnegat lighthouse where we use to take my mom, there's so much culture and diversity, I love how much I can try and see. I love Jersey, but the drivers are a bit crazy, but now I live in Idaho and they're just as crazy... Every place has it's ups and downs. Also, I was making a joke. Go lions!!! (I went to cherry hill west, class of 2011) lol
When they find out more information on the remains being found in Lake Mead...that would be an interesting video for you to analyze.
You’re so funny. I love your dry humor!!! Great job!!
Well, just noting this can’t be the literal inspiration for the movie Fatal Attraction.
The crime occurred in 1989, the movie came out in 1987. ✌️
I was thinking the same thing concerning the time line.
@@Pgschool37 🙂✌️
I too thought the time line was off and then checked and you are correct. Haven’t heard it in a while, but the term ‘Bunny Boiler’, coined from a scene in the movie, was popular in the early ‘90s and used to describe an unstable romantic female.
Maybe the movie inspired the perp!!!
The way 2 repeat my words in a dif way! 😆@@troy3456789
🤨 Seems like she grew up thinking “the world was her oyster” because she had a rich father and likely got everything she wanted. Never learned or understood “NO” or rejection.
Usually happens like this sadly 😥, narcissistic people Are like that
A lot of females nowadays think like this
@@CRAWLER3888 absolutely
🍿🍿 thanks for covering this! Love hearing about metro Detroit, I’m all ears Dr Grande!
Interesting story Dr. Your of course correct on people that are having affairs, one if not many people will be affected by actions of two. Your always interesting and very insightful 👍, thank you.
Just a reminder I'm not diagnosing anybody in this video; only speculating when a person has a horrible-sounding name like 'Carolyn Warmus'.
Yeah it’s like Warn Us about Warmus with the warmpus already
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@@humanipulationnation 😂😂🤣😂
@@victoriawilliams2786 hey, thanks for the emotes!
@@humanipulationnation I think that would make a great line in a song. :)
Hello Dr. Grande, this was very interesting to listen to. I do agree with your analysis. And agree that some of the events are kind of strange. Thank you for sharing your work. Best Regards. ❤👍
Dr. Grande, New Jersey is called the garden state. I think there must be a reason for that but after living there for a while I was unable to learn what the reason is. I decided it's just an innocent misnomer. Ms. Warmus's story was a great choice for a subject and I really enjoyed your coverage of it!
The Most impressive part of this story is that she was able to fire a .25 caliber handgun a whole 9 times without a malfunction, not an easy feat.
Dr Grande’s videos: come for the fascinating psychological analysis, stay for the slams against new jersey
Happy Mother’s Day to all mothers in the comment section.✨💐✨
Thank you!! 😊
I am transgender and have a few precious cats, thank you so much for including me 🥰
Happy Mother's Day to all Parents being a Mother, including single Fathers!
Thank you Rejane, I have my Mother's day present, my beautiful son.
@@cottontails9003 Absolutely fantastic news, congratulations Julianne! I am so happy for you!💕🥰😘
Best thumbnail ever.
Fatal Attraction came out in 1987 before this happened.
Found contrary things online as well. Somehow Warmus's actions in 1989 inspired a movie made in 1987.
"Especially the killing part"
😆 Very funny Dr Grande!
Interesting case and analysis again🧤Agreed about her self esteem, bad job by police, affairs being disasters usually. Happy Mothers Day💐 & Thanks Dr G😊💖💖
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Dr. Grande aka Dr. Great 👍
As soon as I heard New Jersey, I knew a Dr. Grande zinger was coming!
I so very much love the shirt Dr Grande is wearing today. It makes me want to draw and create! (“Mostly because of the killing part” Lol!)
'like others who have driven to New Jersey, she would come to regret it.'
"Like the police were trying to find the glove a better home." ;D
I really appreciate your unexpected humor in these dark matters! ♡♡
Carolyn had a very varied hairstyle history. Most of the styles did not really fit into the ideal physical attractiveness range. I do think Paul was involved and knew and approved of Betty Jean’s murder.
That's an interesting take
a very, very varied dating history too, lol!
It was the 80s, so their concept of an attractive hairstyle was different than ours.
I believe he did it too! How is it that he was last to see his wife and first to find her.
@@vivian5361 idk...make something up
The New Jersey jab made me spit up my coffee😂😂😂😂
How was she granted parole? I thought the 1st thing was to admit what you did and to promise you've somehow changed. If she never admitted any fault, then what did they base there reason on for releasing her? It certainly wasn't based on good behavior
"... either way, this seems like a pretty important call, mostly because of the killing part" 😂😂😂
Another Great Video Doctor Grande! One Small Correction it is a Suppressor not a Silencer! Just thought I Would Help. Keep up the Great Work! And God Bless.
“Like other people who drove to New Jersey, Carolyn came to regret it.”😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
As always, great analysis, Dr. Sounds like Carolyn was beyond obsessive.
I cannot with this one 😂 your dry humor has me over here cracking up HARD. I have four half sisters who were born and raised in NJ and i briefly stayed with a friend after the birth of my 1st daughter in hopatcong. I was born and raised in the South proper and have lived in Texas now for 20 years.
In any case, ixnay to the jerseyay. I wish we had full service gas stations the way they did or maybe still do? Have there in Texas. Otherwise, my daddy came to Brooklyn when he was 13 from PR. I'll take Brooklyn ALL OF THE DAYS over Jersey. 😁
Interesting how she didn’t respect marriage or any other relationship her lovers already had with other women.
Here in Houston in the last day or so, a woman killed her husband when he came home and told her he was in love with someone else, then called the police.
I think it’s very dangerous to do this to other women who might kill her or their husband, taking the “forsaking all others” part of their marriage vows or commitment very seriously.
Why would she respect a man’s marriage when that man doesn’t even respect his own marriage? I agree with your main idea, but it’s important to note that these men more than welcomed her “disrespect” alongside their own.
@@babiifrshj07 Indeed. It takes two to tango.
Dr. Grande can you cover the liko kenney / officer bruce mckay incident?
I remember her. For a while she was the girlfriend of a friend, but she stabbed him, injuring him badly. When this murder came on the news, my husband and I looked at each other and said in absolute unison, "She did it!" I also remember an interview with Amy Fisher, the young girl who shot Joey Buttafuoco's wife, about life in prison, where she was serving alongside Carol Warmus. Her comment: "She's weird."
I line in NYC you are correct about New Jersey .
😮hmmm...and a psychology degree to boot
Can you analyze the case of Frank S Chiavetta, a nurse who was killed by his young wife. This was in Iowa in 2004. It was in TRU TV but it’s not available. Many thanks.
Birmingham to Ann Arbor to Scarsdale is an impressive run of wealthy places to live. No need to joke about New Jersey on this one; she was a total upper-class Michigander. The well-off can go crazy and kill people too!
Vinny Parco is/was a very colorful character. He even taught a couple Learning Annex classes back in the early 90s, if I recall correctly. He was known for being creative and has his hands in all kinds of cases.
Shout out from Sonoma county.
Whoop !✌️😉👍
Whoop !
I don't know why I lost it at that New Jersey comment. I've never been there, and don't know anything about it, but it got me!
The serious issues with such a dry humour. 😃 Love it.
How the Hell did this woman only get charged with 2nd degree murder and is now free walking the streets?
That 22/25 Baretta is a jamming fool. I guess Carolyn got a good one. Too bad for her and Betty Jeanne, ay.
Few if any innocents are ever completely innocent. Usually, they've put themselves in harm's way with their foolishness.
It's kind of like shedding tears for that "wonderful" person who died in a skydiving accident. ...Know what I mean?
because ppl have a soft spot for women . like dr grande
@@tankthearc9875 ??
Every person who's found guilty of murder doesn't always get sentenced to life without parole.
@@January. but we know women get lighter sentences then men .
"seemed to be an important call, mostly because of the killing part" ..
Gosh, "Tramp" and worse words come to mind for this woman 👠
Bar a few details and proper diagnosis (still think Nurse Kratchen got it wrong) this was the trajectory of AH had JD not finalized a divorce. Speculation on my part but closer and closer the more recordings surface and evidences are scrutinized with proper reason. Great presentation Doc! 🤘😎🎸
I think she did it for sure!
People who base their identity and value on being desired by others go bananas with rage when anyone stops wanting them. I feel sorry for them-- for the panic they feel when anyone else is preferred to them-- but their tendency to take out their rage in eliminating any possible 'rival' makes them dangerous.
"Like other people who have driven to New Jersey, Carolyn would come to regret it..."
i would love to hear you talk about mckamey manor ? the horror attraction with torture
Great lines about NJ, as always.
Sounds like all of these people had very few morals. Why does anyone think people like these 3 are going to end up anywhere else but in an early grave or in prison.
I remember when this channel blew in around mid 2019 and now it’s practically fallen off the face of the earth