Dry, as arid as the Sahara and as sarcastic as Joan Rivers!! 🤣 🤣 🇬🇧

Indeed....but your Benny Hill's humor seemed about as 'dry' as the Indian Ocean... ;) Benny Hill Rising Damp Black Books Fawlty Towers Monty Python Red Dwarf Hyperdrive Are You Being Served... So much 'dry' humor...lol.

I like the style too

@@redrumtruecrime mmmmdmenmdmmmdm

Cheers! We are in agreement, 100%. And Dr Grande does it so well. 😂

Exactly. They can't make me belive she's guilty under those circumstances. How is it legal to put someone in prison withou physical evidence??

A lot of people are convicted on circumstantial evidence, technically DNA is circumstantial evidence. The problem is there wasn’t even any good circumstantial evidence in this case and there was definitely reasonable doubt when it came to her guilty.

Yep. It is a little scary, but surprisingly common. It’s a myth that there has to be conclusive physical evidence. The truth is a person can legally be convicted, based on nothing more than circumstantial evidence. They just have to convince a jury “beyond reasonable doubt.”

​@@alextarot If she got someone else to do it for her, that would explain the lack of physical evidence and how the killer knew about the hidden lock.

@@MakerInMotion Killing both of your parents to inherit 1.5 mil USD early, is a bad idea. 1. If you wait approx 35 years, you will inherit 6 mil USD instead because of inflation and the increased value of the real estate. 2. If your parents are dead ? then they stop earning money and can't add to the inheritance. 3. Dead parents can't help their children and they can't come to the wedding. Try telling this to a coke head on opioids that bought "killer materials" on the night of the murder and omitted this fact to the Police, AND lied about an injured hand which is standard when an amateur uses a knife for a murder weapon. At the least, Noura is connected with criminals that were interested in her parents money and thus interested in her by proxy, and Noura lied, omitted and made up stories about the murder, whoever performed the actual murder, being involved and lying, this is sufficient for 20 years in prison and it's also sufficient for a life sentence. You can also receive the death penalty for planning murder 1, if it's terrorism or on a large scale. So. If the Gov. can tie Noura to her fathers murder and her mothers murder ? she can easily get a lethal injection, depending on the US State. Of course, today, Noura's life is saved because of double jeopardy, meaning that Noura can receive max "life in prison" for planning a murder 1 on her father but the physical killer can still receive the death penalty. So yeah. No rest for Noura.

You should sue.

Sometimes it does happen, they just keep it hush hush. But not nearly enough. Anytime someone sues and wins millions for false imprisonment, it likely will come outta someone’s butt

This is one reason that you should never speak to law enforcement, even if you are innocent and have nothing to hide. With that said this chick is guilty.

That's how it works usually. Doctors, police, politicians etc. all have immense power yet very little responsibility. Even minimum-wage jobs are held to higher standards

@@PajamaJazama Hilarious. Thanks for the laugh.

absolutely!

If Dr Grande would have said “ and Julie dropped a dime to the cops….” I think I would have peed my pants. I love the sarcasm!

The “Benefit” checklist burn was so funny….lol. Like, nope, that doesn’t come in your membership benefits package, sorry…..lol

Right!? Can't stop laughing at this guy's humor.....

*there…*their

The use of “they’re” is correct here so…

@@fvw1187 "they're" is literally "they are". The original commenter was correct in using 'they're"

Haha. Yeah, I'm not sure why that person would embarrass themself by trying to incorrectly correct me, but I appreciate you guys having my back, nevertheless. I suppose a grammar nazi that doesn't understand contractions would be like a real nazi that can't recognize jews. Seemingly quite ineffective.

@@Strype13 my reply was deleted. Or maybe it will show up again tomorrow.. I used a swear I think. Anyways… so let me get this straight. Recognizing contractions and recognizing jews are equivalent in your book? 🤡

So nice to see Unbiased Opinion..

My autoimmune diseases are piling up too :( they run in my family. The depression that goes along with it is unbearable. I'm sorry to anyone that can relate.

Hey Ms Inked, you put that so well imho and it really touched my heart, which goes out to you and anyone else in your position. I can totally attest collecting autoimmune illnesses is like Pokémon, minus the adorable part. I'm currently coming to terms with how I was suddenly struck down at 42 and now, 10yrs on, have collected as many reasons for guilt as I have symptoms. I missed out on a lot of time with my family who couldn't understand what I was going through and now my Dad is 83 and very poorly in hospital, I am as crushed by guilt as I am by empathy and grief. It's not something I'd wish on anyone. It would be wonderful to hear Dr Grande's wisdom on this subject and I'm hugely grateful to you, Mss Inked, for your suggestion and for sharing your thoughts. I really, really hope things improve for you in all possible ways.🙏

Yes PLEASE!!!!!

The injustice of the body turning on itself is truly monumental! Also that family and even doctors sometimes disbelieve the sufferer! And of course the mental toll of missing out on life and being unable to keep up with responsibilities is cruel! My heartfelt wellwishes go out to all of you!💐🍀🌈❤💗💝

@@bthomson Bless you Bruce. I hope you're not in the same boat. I genuinely feel I could cope alright with whatever the illnesses threw at me were it not for the guilt, it's utterly life-ruining, the pain almost pales set against that and the associated anxiety. Best to you and yours.🖖

Real world situations always work better. Congrats on your successes.

A junkie can be in a total nod, but do perfect arithmetic if a deal is happening 😉

​@@barneyronnie😂 so true!

Good on you for getting out n stay out. You seem intelligent. I had undiagnosed ADD. I was not diagnosed until college. I was against using any pharmaceutical however, became President of The Psychology Club at school and got on Honor Roll when I decided to take medication not curable by 🥦. I take 10mg of Straterra to focus. I will always use the natural route, before pharma. Good luck to you in you’re pursuit of work and making a life for yourself. God be with you. God who loves all, does not take you’re money, celebrates Christmas, and does not want to sleep with you’re daughter.

@@bridgetamato6182 That got pretty strange towards the end there...Are you sure you don't need medication?

Her case was a stepping stone for a corrupt AG.

Delightful!

"Either he thought the governor wouldn't mind, or he thought she would become the governor one day" loll. Dr. Grande can be extremely funny

😂

My mom was a math teacher and I feel so badly for Noura's mom! She is the real victim here, of course!

@@bthomson Honestly Noura definitely could be the real victim as well IMO

I'm a math professor, and back in the 70s, most 5th graders could have easily worked the problem posed by Dr. Grande. Sadly, a lot of public schools are graduating students who lack basic math skills. More and more remediation is required at the college level to correct such deficiencies. Back in the day, College Algebra was the lowest level math course. Now, some colleges are actually having to teach students fractions, decimals, etc. Stuff that should have been mastered in elementary school!!

🤣😂😅🙂

I don't know why this is so funny, but it is.

Alford's to nice a name for that.

@@bluegreenglue6565 I laughed for about a minute could help it

Agreed. But it will never happen because they are members of the club.

WORD

I've always wondered if it was done by shape-shifting alien lizards. Not an accusation, just a thought

I have often wondered if she had anything to do with her dad’s murder….

@@marthaalexander4441 that crossed my mind as well, but when you follow the money it all ended up with the sisters and half brother.

Explain the serious gash on her hand, and all the other events that night !!!. I believe she and someone else Murdered her mother !!.

@@claudiasimpson4386 why all the explanation points though? That’s unnecessarily aggressive. But I’ll answer you with the same kind of strangely demanding question: Explain how none of her DNA was found at the crime scene if she got the wound there!!!. I believe she didn’t get injured there since it was such a serious gash it had to occur somewhere else!!. But in all seriousness, there’s no way it happened there and her teenage self was able to hide all the blood evidence in just a few hours. That would have required Dexter Morgan level skills and there’s just no way 😂 I’m almost 39 now, but when I was 24, I seriously injured myself whilst intoxicated and attempting to learn skateboarding. The whole left side of my bottom was bruised black. From the top of my left hip all the way down the bottom of my left thigh. It looked like that part of my body had been in a car accident. I expect something similar happened to her when she was trying to open a box of Mac n chews with a piece of barbed wire or broken glass like a dumb drunk 18 year old would do. But however it happened, it didn’t happen in that house or during the murder. It’s not logically possible

Reading, writing and arithmetic; sadly these have become College Level Remediation Courses. America is sinking, Olympia has fallen!

I certainly wouldn’t think that it would rule someone out based on that fact alone. There’s actually plenty of cases I’ve seen that include a stranger covering the face/ body etc, and of “overkill” when they have never even met before

Pure altrui$m.

I'm the exact same 👍

Not to mention her inheritance. If she was innocent she wrongly lost out on everything her father left her

@@carolkegel7599 bingo! Wtf

simp, she killed them both for the money.

Too touchy a subject I'll bet. The MSM set the narrative & no one will dare go against it. Much like McAfree or the dead chef of the Obama's.

What’s your opinion on her murdering her father?

what if she killed both?

I'm extremely curious about your career choice now. But I can understand you keeping private about it.

I'm a math professor with a PhD in mathematical physics, and I've been hospitalized a few times. It's always sad that when people find out about my illness, they tend to become dismissive of my achievements. Graduating from college with Highest Honors in my field, full scholarships to graduate school, virtuoso pianist all become insubstantial in light of my mental health diagnosis. Obviously, I've accomplished a lot compared to many individuals, but they believe that somehow their lack of such issues makes them superior to me. I don't really care because it's often apparent that their intelligence is very, very 'average. ' I've made significant contributions in topological algebra, and lately have been studying quantum field theory.

@@Dakestheman I'm extremely curious about YOUR career. If you look above, you can find out a bit about mine!

@@barneyronnie Why are you curious about me? My comment wasn't for you. That was some impressive ego stroking you did for yourself though...

@@Dakestheman Not really. It's just my career, or was. I'm retired... Anyway, it was more about how folks like me who suffer from mental illness often have our accomplishments minimized. My comment was clearly connected to the issues addressed by OP. Shouldn't mentally ill people be proud of their careers?

My thought was more along the line please never let me date someone like Noura Jackson.

@@sabias3932 he said there was blonde hair found in Jennifers hand that couldn't have been nouras, so that could indicate that there were multiple killers, or that noura could potentially be innocent.

How 'bout those aunts?

She probably had dips or acrylics...nothing happens to those nails!

also the way he ripped this poor preocius baby boy from his bed while he was ASLEEP!!! and then carried him like he was a smelly animal, not an innocent loving baby. so sad

i agree.. it’s like they felt she was a bad kid so lock her up

ill go you a step further , she killed her father too,

That would be a very useful video!

@@revenevan11 yes! Please jump on this bandwagon and leave a comment for him to (hopefully!) see and realize lots of people want a video on this subject. ❤

@@ToyotaGuy1971 It was just a lighthearted joke amid discussion of a serious topic. Yes other MDD videos exist , but I specifically want to hear Dr. Grande's take.

@@ToyotaGuy1971 I think there's merit to both personal experience and professional opinion. I just happen to think Dr. Grande is insightful and honest and would like to hear his thoughts on MDD.

@@ToyotaGuy1971 I'm agnostic, but thanks.

YES! YES! YES! PLEASE DO THIS STORY! Worst miscarriage of justice since the Central Park 5.

Oh heck yeah. That would be an awesome episode! He is guilty as all heck.

@Megan Kearns there was no miscarriage of justice in the central park 5 case. Well, the perpetrators being released and paid for it was in a way. So I stand corrected, there totally was a miscarriage of justice, just not the way netflix tells you there was.

Yep which would be consistent with a crime of passion/murderous rage killing by someone angry and resentful who is close to the victim.

It's reasonable to suspect that the perpetrator is close to the victim, but that doesn't implicate Noura or any one individual specifically. They need more evidence to prove that it was her and not someone else.

Am I mistaken or isn’t that a (small) cactus on the right front corner of the table? (And what is wrong with me that I’m spending this time searching out what’s in his background?!)🤔

@@barbarahansen5353 you're right. i was just being overly dramatic about the subtle change in cacti count. :)

@@apptouchtechnologies3722 🤣 And I was just being persnickety enough to check!