Aspiring Artist Lives with Murdered Parents for Four Years | Virginia McCullough Case Analysis

This video answers the question: Can I analyze case of Virginia McCullough?

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[Kat-trig]

Wait. Hold up. She had four older sisters and NONE OF THEM realized their parents were "missing"? It took the family doctor not seeing them to report their disappearance? That is messed up.

[Bebecat]

Something was dysfunctional in that family if the siblings didn't notice their parents missing for 4 years.

[Panwere]

The fact that she lived in the house with her parents' bodies for 4 years, and their other daughters suspected nothing. is just astounding. Especially with the fact her family knew she was a compulsive liar, one would have thought other family members would have found not seeing the parents for years as "odd" at the very least.

[Traderjoe]

That doctor who called the police is a very rare type of hero in this day and age. I cannot imagine any doctor here in America doing this. I doubt 99% of doctors would even know that a patient is not keeping appointments and absolutely not the staff in a doctors office.

[JugglingG]

Surely the house must have absolutely reeked?!!

[carnifaxx]

I'm not intending to go for victim blaming, but isn't it weird, that they had FOUR more daughters and none of them was bothered by not being in touch with their parents for so many years?

[AnnaBelll.e]

Holy crap!😮 What a monster. I wish people would stop using autism as an excuse for deeply evil behavior. This woman is a full-blown psychopath.

[EasrterRisingfan]

The fact that the other sisters were not alerted by this, very sad.

[katcampbell]

My brother sometimes answers my dads phone as a joke pretending to be my dad. I know immediately that it’s him and not my dad !! How her siblings couldn’t tell is beyond me when she was cos playing her mums voice on the phone. What an odd and disconnected family!!

[abigailhughes]

I’m in the UK and it’s always so novel to me when Dr G covers a crime here…. Even if they do tend to be absolute nutters! Thanks for the great video, we appreciate you! 🎉

[cherylmoulton]

I was just watching the news and this was on and I thought to myself there’s a lot more to this story. They had 4 other daughters yet nobody had noticed except from the doctor that they were missing. Thank you for covering this, Dr Grande 🇬🇧

[DML]

The 4 year gap here isn't all that surprising given that it coincided with all of the COVID insanity. A lot of people did not see elderly relatives in person for extended periods of time.

[plantsthewin]

Exceedingly Creepy...lives in the house with two dead bodies.

[sydneyfairbairn]

Once people retire the possibility arises that they drop out of sight unless they choose to socialize. It was easy to string along the other siblings under the guise of caring for the parents, a job the others were too glad to turn over to the least successful sibling.

[fightingtofillspace]

Reference of a zylophone when describing a murder is an original concept. I will give her that one.

[jule]

I can’t begin to wrap my head around not only having those thoughts, but acting on them too. One cold, calculating woman

[Reading_the_comments]

Dr Grande, I feel like you should produce some merch, like a T-shirt that has tiny cacti on it that says something like I'm not diagnosing, Only speculating. I feel your fans would love that. I watch your videos everyday, your part of my morning routine. Love your sense of humor and intellect.

[johnrutherford]

Shout out to the siblings, happy that their troubled sister was taking the brunt of their parent's elderly care, didn't care that in 4 years not one of them had even bothered to visit and see their own parents. This is the UK, a small country, nowhere is more than a few hours away.

[hillowl]

Did no one smell it? A neighbor walking by? No one?

[JudiKerestan]

She felt trapped? She lived in their house!