The Real MURDERS that Result from Trash TV Interviews
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With daytime talks shows comes all manner of topics, people, and the specific confrontations these two things can bring. While many of them only result in mere arguments, on stage antics, or public meltdowns, many of them over the years have resulted in much darker outcomes.
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@17:59 that's bull(sh)it.
That woman killed her son or gave him away and couldn't face what she did so she offed herself.
Nancy Grace isn't perfect herself but she hit the nail on the head when she said ol girl was hiding something.
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Patricia's diary is not guilty of anything. There is just no way that they hold any responsibility for Ricardo brutally murdering Svetlana. I can't believe that people would try to blame the TV show. People should be able to understand when an organization or person should be held accountable.
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Guilt made her kill herself. Nancy grace is not responsible for her death. Omfg she got slammed with a lawsuit. I'm definitely on Nancy's side with this. You cannot say an interview made her kill herself. It was guilt and the knowledge that she will someday be convicted of her sons death once they find her sons body.
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Holy shit man. These murders are wild. Yeah, I partially blame the trash TV shows. They sow murderous discord when they expose love triangles on air and really poke and prod each other into hating each other even more.
0:00-1:56 Introduction
1:57-3:25 Recap
17 years for burning someone alive is so offensive.
3:26-8:52 Ana Orantes
8:53-13:25 Nancy Campbell-Panitz
if Trenton is actually still alive I'll eat my hat.
13:26-19:34 Melinda Duckett
19:35-27:47 Svetlana Orlova
so basically, insecure and often cheating men kill their wives for being exposed.
27:48-30:01 Conclusion
I love Nancy Grace
More User Perspectives
Jeff feiger is a Michigan lawyer who was mad famous by the Jenny jones case.
@debsnumberone18:13 - She would suggest but she does not know if it is fact. She feels strongly that she did it. I feel strongly that she did it. What the facts are is that nobody knows if she did or did not. When you treat people guilty from the rip...and force them to have to prove that they are innocent then they may do something extreme when they figure out that they can not prove they are innocent if they are. We don't know if she did or not but people came at her neck as if she did. And if she didn't...how can she prove that she didn't?? Anything you say is ammo they used. Why would you provide more ammo? I'm black so I have seen the authorities and the public take things you said and spin them. Remove a period to link 2 sentances to change the contex. People do weird things when they are convinced you are the one. Someone in that corner...if they are innocent or not....they might off themselves because the whole world done publicly executed them on the News and online. Basically doxed them. Your life is over. Innocent or not you might do what she did. And it would be someone elses fault. Cause the way its supposed to work is innocent untill proof of guilt. Thats what the proof is for. Not guilty because the simulation you ran in your imagination makes sense. Do i think she did it? Yup. I also know its totally possible she didn't. People more stupid than her got kids and lost them too. No murder or nothing. Innocent or not...What do you do when literally the whole world hates your gutts no matter what you say or don't say?? Shotgun
@blackryan5291Ricardo put himself on tv voluntarily to be embarrassed knowing that woman wanted nothing to do with him and then was surprised when he was rejected? SMH. Poor Svetlana 🕊️
@DotWarnerIIIthe Maria one was BONKERS....I have no words because I feel like anything I say might sound like victim blaming but wow idk man why.....would you do this while living with your monster abuser. that story shocked me.....
@aaangelsssI thought it was crazy to blame Nancy. I like Nancy as she plays hardball and doesn't do marshmallow interviews. If you're innocent you'll do cartwheels to prove it. If you're guilty you'll play the victim and blame anyone else for your feelings. My guess is that she killed her son, probably similar to Casey killing Caylee. People who are teens do not need to have babies, they are not ready and the child pays the price.
@laurarichards1599I would have told the host and the audience everything he did and the about the restraining order, whether he knew about it or not now he does , and tell the host now he knows where I’m at and now I’m probably dead ..thanks and walked off
@baybabe9873I will always remember that christmas where my (now) ex wife, me, and her family watched her Uncle appearing on judge judy. That sure was an experience.
@kotyrollins25:41 I feel like the only show who tried to actually protect their guests (and likely themselves from lawsuits) was “el diario de patricia”? They asked her POINT BLANK if she had any legal issues with anyone likely trying to AVOID this situation from happening foreseeing crazy men using this to their sick advantage against their victims. Sadly, she didn’t, and lied likely trying to keep her “unrelated” personal info private. Unknowingly interrupting the only means they had in place to keep her safe. So sad.
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@impressionsbyangie7418I think you're doing a great job Kyle. I can be a bit of a snob about shows that use similar formats, but I like your style. Keep up the good work. I'm about to pay my rent, but I'm going to contribute to your Patreon very shortly. I get paid this Wed. Thumbs up !!
@dankelly7751I don’t believe that green tea makes any difference & you don’t even drink it cause it’s gross 😂
@realLsfWhy was Melinda abandoned by her real parents?
@DuvmastaCorrection: Nancy Grace IS Trash TV. There I fixed it.
@jaredsanford8:02 im more concerned with WTF was this dudes malfunction?!
@lindinlerip to all the victims ❤
@legendaryoctoberI pity Anna four decades of abuse from this monster i really hope her story made a huge difference to the women of Europe. And her ex-husband serving time all right but it's a prison he'll never escape hope he enjoys his prison in hell for all eternity
@ladynikkieDon't get me started on the Ricky Lake show I watched many years ago. I think the theme was about whether you trust your teenager around drugs, and would they lie to you. Anyway, the audience watched this young girl sat in the green room. A young man joined her and offered her some drugs. .. she looked very uncomfortable but agreed. She was brought in, in front of the audience and an outraged mother who proceeded to go mad at her for accepting. . All while the audience were also horrified at the young girl and Ricky stood by and watched the chaos that happened. The poor girl was getting anialated by both mum and audience. . .I was horrified. The poor girl was so upset and even though she tried to say that she was scared and thought her only way out was to say yes, just to get him away from her, no one believed her. . And Ricky Lake just stood back and watched it happen. That girl was more sensible than anyone there that day. Just to be clear, she didn't take any, the agreement was just to meet him later.
I was horrified at that!!
Im spanish, and Ana Orantes' story is very well known here. She lit a fire that hasnt stopped burning, and we keep fighting so that no other woman has to go through this. She died tragically so we could finally be heard and hopefully change things. Descanse en paz Ana.
@marilou5285Bro Dire, how often do you rip info straight from Wikipedia? I was started to read the page on Melinda Duckett and youre almost word for word reading from the page.
@FringeSpectreIt's almost like Schadenfreude with a live studio audience isn't a good idea, who would have thought. Cynicism aside, trash tv shows aren't healthy for anybody involved, just get a therapist instead.
@SxcheschkaWtf, they tricked her into going on a show with her abusive ex? Surely the producers must have known about the restraining order
@faerierain753623:54 that's a really dumb excuse, if one of the people is lying you already have a problem.
@FlymanMSMalinda was a baddie would hit
@teandjelloMaybe let people know you're about to go into vivid detail about a horrendous domestic 'violins' case. A lot of people dont want to hear it.
Of the 180k views so far i bet about 10k people had some level of ptsd reaction. Thanks
Ok what on earth was she thinking?
@l.m580Man now that’s a video title that’s makes you think I gotta get in there and know what’s up 👍
@rowyerboat1I like jerry n Maury
@Ray-c1rWow.. never think I'd side with Nancy Grace on anything. Her rebuttal to that lawsuit was legendary. And why go on Nancy's show anyway? Knowing she's going to ask hard, pointed questions?
@ohhkayy0919You had it right the first time, Nancy Grace is absolutely trash TV.
@jordanalbano9780Why oh god did she go back to the house after going back to the show
@901KariWith Melinda Duckett, and almost every other criminal case in the US - why do they heavily rely on polygraphs? I have never heard of other countries using them because they are so unreliable, why do so many notable people in the US and officers go on about 'you refused a polygraph? Oh your hiding something you did it'
@SMOK156I don’t know what could possibly possess a man to beat his wife. Your wife is supposed to be the love of your life, the person that you want to spend the rest of your life with, not someone that you hate.
@name1585The Melinda case, i believe she did it. A parent with children at that age always know where their children are. The way she answered in the tv interview, said it all.
@FunkyPhantom-y4l17:00 what is difficult about asking her where she was that day with her son? Whats difficult about asking: "did you take a polygraph?" It's a yes or no question. How come joshua duckett didnt have a problem answering those "difficult" questions?
@uberalles2465The following are the musings of a Salty SEAGULL named EARL who just shows up in my posts whenever he feels like it!
[EARL the Salty SEAGULL:] 21:19 - "This is why talk shows need to do background checks to ensure they aren't enabling a stalker and/or abuser! If I were her, I would have made it clear that the guy was abusive and made it clear that they were enabling an abuser! Also, restraining orders should take effect as soon as they are issued and should remain in effect even if they haven't been served!" 23:48 - "BULL$HIT!! They should have been able to check if the guy had a restraining order or if one was issued! Seriously, they should have thought of the possibility that someone out there might try to use their show as an excuse to stalk or harass someone!" 24:00 - "Obviously, the show is trying to absolve itself of any responsibility!" 24:27 - "I'd say that counts as a background check which they said wasn't possible! Seriously I think she would have mentioned having a protection order!" 24:56 - "I agree! They should have been able to do some sort of background check to ensure the safety of those involved in their show!" 25:19 - "Actually I do believe that people should take responsibility for their actions! You producer types and talk shows shouldn't be aiding and abetting an abuser! The show should take responsibility for putting that woman in an awkward position by allowing her ex to stalk her cause they didn't find some way to vet your guests to ensure that you weren't unknowingly aiding an abuser!"
Scott was harassing and stalking his "crush", leaving him creepy love notes before and after the show
@narutardadHow many people have you met in real life that call a television show when something bad happens. For me, no one in my 33 years
@pjmattson-li5juYou think these shows aren’t scripted? Naive
@pjmattson-li5juNothing sounds crazier to me than "allowed to divorce"
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