Real-Life 'Baby Reindeer' Emails Revealed in Defamation Lawsuit | Case Update and Analysis

This video answers the question: Can I offer an update on the case of the Baby Reindeer defamation lawsuit?

Dr. Grande’s book Harm Reduction:

[Jettypilelegs]

How can you sue for defamation and simultaneously deny that the character is you?

[sunnidayz]

The fact that you kept a straight stoic face while quoting those emails and substituting rhyming words in place of the bad words...is a talent and skill all in itself 😂.

[angelaa]

Now everyone knows she's a stalker. It's extremely rare for stalkers to face any consequences at all.

[silverwurm]

So the Netflix series paints her as a jealous, arrogant, narcissistic, abusive, convicted stalker. And her response is to say she’s only most of those things?

[RodSerling]

_Being kind to a lonely stranger in need is generally considered to be a virtuous act. However when that stranger turns out to be a severely damaged individual who has no concept of boundaries, such charitable actions can lead to a lengthy ordeal equatable to a nightmare. For as the old adage says, no good deed ever goes unpunished, not even in...The Twilight Zone._

[valerie]

She is a psychotic bully. To allow her to win her lawsuit would be a win for stalkers.

[leighanimal]

Nothing's more hurtful than being told you're a "blank blanking-little blank with no blanks" 😅

[monicarose]

Typical malignant narcissist; destroys someone's life, then cries victim, wants credit & compensation. Crazy

[thelocalmaladroit]

Fiona is not only a stalker, she’s also a blank blank bully.

[daliakuwait]

Dr. Grande, this is only the second video I have ever watched of yours where you include "bloopers" at the end! They're great! Please consider including them more often! 😂

[jboz]

The names have been changed—to protect the guilty

[JohannesLabusch]

I watched Baby Raindeer as a psychological self study of the main character. The story line about his victimization at the hands of the famous writer, which is not mentioned here, shows that he is a deeply traumatized and hurt person already when she enters his life. He's a prime candidate for enduring all kinds of abuse, a "doormat". It's a very unsettling and sad story, and works independently from an investigation into the degree of its factual accuracy. To me, it's a story about deep loneliness and sexual confusion, and how these things can open you up to a failure to defend yourself. The stalker is more like a force of nature, a house fire or a life threatening disease that befalls a person with a weak immune system.

[shawngross]

I watched the series, but would have never known about Fiona Harvey if she did not advertise her identity to everyone through that interview. She self-snitched for the attention and drama.

[h-lorolltide]

No one can nail a situation like Dr. Grande!

[cathyprosser]

I have sympathy for ANYONE who has had the extreme misfortune of making her acquaintance. I don't understand how she's not been charged for harassment and stalking 😕 My opinion is that she's a clear and present danger to anyone in her sphere.

[maureeningleston]

OMG !!! Ive been waiting for you ""NOT TO DIAGNOSE BUT ONLY SPECULATE" on this case Dr grande.

[j.h.]

It's awful when someone does abusive things and then flips it around on the other person without any accountability. Makes the abuse so much worse.

[bonniedeaves]

Nobody makes 'blank' & rhyming words more salacious than our good Doctor 😅😅😅

[jenniferashley]

Only once I was stalked by a customer when I worked at a bookstore, he worked for the City. He lived in a shed in the back of a house. I still cant write about it. Stalking is oddy shameful to victims and embarrassing. ..at least for me.

[heckensteiner]

How does one even have the time to be a full time stalker? It blows my mind.