Amber Tuccaro Case Analysis | Hitchhiker Records Her Killer

This video answers the question: Can I analyze the case of Amy Tuccaro?

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[shmackedmuffins]

Dr. Grande is the most consistent person in my life.

[NathanielChristopher]

Canadian here... I want to send you my heartfelt thanks for using your platform to highlight the story of a murdered Indigenous women. Unfortunately, this is a terrible problem in some areas of Western Canada and I hope that videos like yours will eventually bring the perpetrators to justice.

[Ellen.G]

Dr. Grande, I'm from Edmonton. This case is still horrifying and heartbreaking. The RCMP seem to always drop the ball when it comes to missing and murdered indigenous / aboriginal women. Shameful.

[Strype]

I really enjoy Doc's deadpan shredding of the rampant incompetence plaguing an alarmingly large sector of law enforcement. Makes me smile and/or laugh every single time, even though I still end up pissed off about the incompetence.

[ghostkeeper]

Thank you for featuring an indigenous woman Dr. Grande, I wish we could normalize seeing them included on the mainstream but they never are. I appreciate it. Spiritual blessings to you.

[jasminebelcourt]

This is from my home town, the police should be ashamed of how they "handled " this investigation and this killer is still out there .. alot of people here are actually pretty sure who he is as other women recognized his voice and have been lured to his farm with promises of work.. RIP Amber ❤

[audralynn]

Amber's case makes me so sad and angry!! She was abducted on my mom's birthday and I've never been able to forget about her. The police definitely dropped the ball on this case

[ChristinePerez]

This is so heartbreaking. I hope Amber gets justice.
Great analysis Dr Grande!!!

[higgaroc]

“They did not consider her a person.” Absolutely the most damning statement about an incredibly harsh reality.

[AMM.]

Thanks for covering one of the many missing indigenous women here in Canada 🇨🇦 it's a really sad epidemic.

[gordowhite]

Yes this is important coverage, the RCMP has been failing Canadians, enabling predators to prey on the vulnerable. Amber's story is just one of many who loose their lives in across the nation, without recourse. Thank you for telling her story.

[kuntface]

I love it when you are not diagnosing anybody.

[INXSFan]

Doctor Grande has always been brilliant with his content and analysis, but the quality of his videos and his comfort in front of the camera has become so polished. Well done! Greetings from a sleep deprived dad of an 18 month old in Connecticut! A video at this hour was a pleasant surprise.

[TheMsdmeanor]

Thank you Dr Grande. Canadians will never give up seeking justice for Amber. Her situation is a way too familiar story and I appreciate your coverage 🙂👍

[komoriaimi]

There's a long history of the police in Canada ignoring the calls to help indigenous women. They immediately assume things about them. It's terrible and an embarrassment .

[francesbernard]

Dr. Grande thank you for publishing this case which is only one case from many similar cases here in Alberta; A province which has in the past been a richer province than other provinces were in Canada with more resources for the R.C.M.P. to be doing a better job but they often don't when a victim is suffering from extreme poverty. A province where there are lots of oil fields surrounded by communities filled with indigenous people who are living in extreme poverty. Oil fields in which international oil companies have made unbelievable amounts of money. Companies looking to do uranium mining have been doing successful exploration and mining here in Alberta too. Some people who work for those companies from time to time are openly hateful towards any indigenous peoples who might collectively or individually own the mineral rights on their property without later getting any justice due to them at all for the horrible pain they have caused their victims and their victims families.

[debifitz]

This is truly very sad ! This poor girl ends up dead, what’s wrong with the whole world.

[missingmimic]

Broke my heart when you said it was the person part of missing person that the police didn't believe applied to Amber. They didn't see her value as a human and she was deemed unworthy of investigation. 🥺

[louise]

I’m U.K. and cannot fathom a whole road(highway of tears) with such a chilling reputation, and nothing is done? No cameras, no regular patrols, no checkpoints, no killer(s) caught. It’s like a practice road for newbie and experienced serial killers. Very sad state of affairs.

[CristinaF]

Dr Grande, wow, the way you narrated all this tragedy and how you delivered even brought tears to my eyes, I just wanted to say thank you for caring like this and say how these cops acted or not acted, you're just brilliant. And a shout out from the UK ♥️