Killer Escapes from Prison and is Never Caught | Sharon Kinne Case Analysis

This video answers the question: Can I analyze the case of Sharon Kinne?

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[ginger_nspice]

"I guess that pistol was associated with a lot of special memories for Sharon..." This had me rolling 🤣

[danielintheantipodes]

This reminds me that there is a lot to learn from fiction. Agatha Christie used to often say that 'murder becomes a habit' and it gets easier once an individual crosses the line. I have never heard of Sharon Kinne, but I honestly think she may be a perfect example of how murder can become so easy once an individual crosses the line.
Thank you for the video

[uralbob]

There is nobody on this planet that can deliver a more hilarious deadpan line than Dr. Grande.
Great episode…..again!

[keithbrunson]

“The prison multi escape discount” you have become not only credible, but your dry humor is overwhelmingly communicative. This is another unbelievable story that you made entertaining and sarcastic. Thank you for the daily jolt of enjoyment!

[gracenurse]

Gosh. This is the first I’ve heard of a killer blaming a murder on their infant (!) I guess they can’t contradict you, anyway.

[TalkernateHistory]

There was an episode of the television show Perry Mason, which aired in 1959 that featured a very young child shooting his father, because his father regularly permitted the child to play with his gun. Specifically, it's S2E27, "The Case of The Deadly Toy".
Perhaps that's where she got her inspiration?

[browniehendricks]

Look into the case of Martha Ann Johnson. She murdered all four of her children. She murdered one each time her husband left her. She was abused by her mother and passed on the cycle of abuse on. Thanks for two cases in one day. You are prolific and brilliant!

[thereal]

One might say Sharon was "Trigger Happy"
Thank you Dr. G. Your work ethic is admirable 🌵🌵🌵🌵

[rullmourn]

I know about this case. The Mexican prison officials and guards actually liked Sharon, she was somewhat of a notorious celebrity in México, and was known as La Pistolera.

[scurvofpcp]

I'm more baffled at how people kept getting in line for her. There is so many red flags around her that Bulls are going to have PTSD flashbacks.

[Flamsterette]

Two videos in one day? You're spoiling us, Dr. Grande! Thank you so much!

[fomoscomicsandpopculture]

Some of the craziest stories start off with being part of LDS. This lady was a beast. Her outlaw skills were on point. Thank you for sharing her story! This particular piece was very well crafted and delivered.

[Strype]

While I certainly believe Sharon murdered James... who the feck lets a 2.5-year-old toddler "regularly play around" with real firearms? Out of all the insanely illogical things I hear about people and their atrocious parenting skills... excluding outright abusing them, that's one of the most mindlessly disturbing things I've ever heard.

[dogtrainer]

"Bribery is a fairly common version of parole in Mexico." ~ Dr. Grande 😂

[rejaneoliveira]

What a fantastic gift, two videos in a day! You are the best Dr. Grande, thank you for all that you do.❤️

[Lea]

Very interesting story! I really enjoy how you sprinkle humor into all your reporting.. 😉

[smallhouseinthemeadow]

I watch these not only for the cases, but because I can always count on Dr.Grande for cracking me up.

[peterking]

Excellent break down of the crimes and Sharon Kinney as a person. Seen through the eyes of an expert in this
field. You have one of the driest deadpan senses of humour I've come across on YouTube, lol 😁.
Definitely subscribed and peace from the UK 🇬🇧.

[jaxl]

Time to binge watch Dr.Grande on my day off! I've gotta get caught up. Love your videos Doc! I could listen to you all day!💋❤😘

[joan]

Thank you, Dr Grande, for another interesting analysis. Love your dry sense of humor!