Crawford Family Murder Case Analysis | Carefully Staged Crime and Disappearance

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  @lissiennaji6924 · 5 years ago

  As an unarmed  security  guard,  I know the correct  answer  for the security guard  is "Stop, or I'll  observe and report!"

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  @Emily-AF91 · 5 years ago

  Family annihilators are always devastating to hear about. I'll never understand how you can kill your own partner and children.

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  @ruthhase-gutierrez9830 · 2 years ago

  Sleep deprivation really is a form of torture. My babies woke very frequently for feedings and changings. I didn't get much sleep, and after months of this, I felt I was going crazy. I cried, I was super emotional, even small things felt like more than I could handle. I don't think people truly give enough credit to how much sleep deprivation affects women who are already trying to heal from a major event (birth), and are expected to care for an infant and maintain the house and cooking at the same time. It is insane. There is no village anymore.

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  @barbarajacobs8897 · 5 years ago

  I normally skip over the commercials - but who can resist DrG reading them?

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  @ChristinePerez903 · 5 years ago

  It’s so sad and frustrating that Elmer Crawford got away with this. His poor family deserve better.<br>Great video Dr Grande!!

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  @my_goodness_gracious · 5 years ago

  An adorable add with bunny salt and pepper shakers and then “Now moving on to the time line of the crime” 💕

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  @mattwhite87 · 5 years ago

  I absolutely love the way Dr. Grande doesn&apos;t break character or delivery style when doing the ad segments haha

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  @jollyrogers75 · 5 years ago

  How sad that this monster was never caught.

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  @Nok112 · 5 years ago

  I know it&apos;s been so many years now...... but RIP to those beautiful children and that mother. Tragic.

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  @michaelarojas · 5 years ago

  The fact that the crime went without punishment is crazy.

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  @eucliduschaumeau8813 · 5 years ago

  For someone so mechanically inclined, it doesn&apos;t make any sense that he neglected to set a small ignition fire in the car before pushing it over the cliff. &nbsp;It is an almost ridiculous oversight. &nbsp;Then again, he was insane. &nbsp;Part of the insanity was how he had little reason to need to do this ghastly crime and that he would risk life in prison for the senseless act.

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  @ginaryan2093 · 4 years ago

  Loch Ard Gorge is on the coastline. His intent will have been to have the car plunge into the ocean (not burst into flames), thereby delaying the discovery of the murders which he had crafted to appear like the work of a disturbed mother. The history of the location provides further clues as to what he intended and how he would have liked the murders to have been perceived, in my opinion. There is a book about the case written by a police officer who had been a boy living in the same street at the time. The title is Almost Perfect: The True Story of the Crawford Family Murders. The officer now lives in the USA and has changed profession – I would love to see him on Dr. Grande’s channel ♥️

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