This video answers the question: Can I analyze case of Meighan Cordie?
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References:
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https://www.daytondailynews.com/news/national/woman-gets-days-jail-case-involving-year-old-daughter-fatal-tumble-from-car/1b8hWrPEGboe78K1ebnQLM/
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They said they found her on a curve right? Drunk daughter… An open car door for who knows what reason, momentum and a little shove could easily send someone out a car if they were not bracing themselves.. How did the clump of hair get torn out? I think the mom is guilty..
I agree that charging Jennifer for the death of Meighan [sic] would not be realistic, but she should have got a more significant sentence for endangering both Gia and Meighan [sic], but especially Gia as she could not consent to being driven by her.
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I cannot imagine ever leaving my daughter in situations like that. What a ridiculous story
Alcohol is a legal drug
I'd love to hear your views on Caroline Flack, Dr. Grande: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhCjkuX1diA&t=4s
Parents are so so selfish. Killing your children.. 😢😢
One of my employees, a young 22 year old, opened the car door at freeway speeds and jumped out to his death while his dad was driving. It was deemed a suicide. Horrible.
What a sad tragic story. My heart goes out to the poor little girl.
A sad unavoidable event. I hope the child had additional family who were not alcoholics to take care of them.
To be honest i don't believe Jennifer's story.
If alcohol was illegal in the US, the crimes would go down 50-80%. because they want to make more money out of the prison system, alcohol must be legal.
Haha, not familiar with the laws of physics. You’re the best dr grande.
Poor Gia – her mother & grandmother both made poor choices which severely negatively affected her own life.
Alcohol Bro, the whole thing is bizarre. No Winners, Only Losers. 😐
Good analys
Yep, I bet it happened exactly as yoy said.
If Mom pushed her out of the moving vehicle after she pulled out her Mom’s hair, oh well.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🚗 Background and Timeline Introduction
– Brief background of Megan Cordie.
– Overview of the timeline of the incident.
– Initial details about the disagreement between Megan and Jennifer.
02:47 🌙 Night of the Incident: Argument and Megan's Exit
– Disagreement about driving arrangements leading to a heated argument.
– Megan's decision to exit the moving vehicle.
– Jennifer's perspective on Megan's disappearance and her actions.
05:48 🍺 Investigation and Police Suspicion
– Police investigation inconsistencies and suspicious details.
– Witness accounts of Jennifer's intoxication.
– Discrepancies in Jennifer's description and the discovered evidence.
08:10 ⚖️ Legal Outcomes and Charges
– Jennifer's legal charges: DUI and reckless endangerment.
– Plea deal details and Jennifer's sentencing.
– Discussion on public perception of Jennifer's legal culpability.
11:22 🤔 Analysis: Guilt, Morality, and Theory
– Evaluation of inculpatory factors against Jennifer.
– Examination of exculpatory factors and possible reasons.
– Author's theory on the events leading to Megan's death.
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"Sudden Encounters with Death: A Series of Reflections"😗🥸🙂
Here we begin a homiletic approach to how people confront death. Two initial comments: in the modern world there is a presumption that death must be hygienically kept at a distance. In other words, death is seen as the absolutely other in our otherwise "normal" experience. Normal experience means attending weddings, driving to Heiser Farms, and taking care of young children. These normal activities were part of the last moments of Megan's life. Was she prepared? This is where the homiletic approach comes into focus: a homiletic focus was used for centuries before the advent of modern technology. Pastors and priests were called to deliver solace and edification for those who have passed on. Because death was unbeatable, words and consolation were often offered in a sombre tone or a joyful tone depending on one's hopes for another life.
In my reading of this text, I assume that Megan was unprepared for sudden death. It was not part of her practical horizon on the day of her passing. What was uppermost in her mind was caring for her young daughter and engaging in an ongoing argument with her mother. I would accept the first but not the second. If someone puts a child's welfare first, the ongoing problems with a troubled parent would be pushed aside. Thus we have to mourn for her too brief life because death arrived too early for one so young. Thank you.
Jennifer is clearly a alcoholic and they both were drunk and megan was drunk too. Both shouldnt have been doing what they were doing but she jumped out the car of her own accord. Its sad for the child.
I have that same polo shirt
These two booze hounds should have skipped that wedding, they had no business being there.
Never argue with a driver who is under the influence. Never get in the car with a driver who is under the influence in the first place. Another thing Meighan should not get in the auto with her child too.
If I were Meighan I would take my child, call Uber, and get a motel or hotel room. Always prepare for an emergency when traveling.
I met a young Ayman who jumped out of her Duffryn car during a drunken argument. She ripped her left ear off. Madness
I heard another story almost exactly like this . Two drunk 21 year Olds fighting and one jumped out of the car and died
The police cam in on law network youtube. The friend was so distraught just at the thought her friend was hurt and actually jumped. She didn't know she died. Wild that the mother of this case left and didn't think it was an emergency
I believe the daughter pulled mom’s hair and mom pushed her out of the car in anger. If the daughter exited on her own, she would have grabbed shoes, purse and baby.
I don’t understand the logic with grandma not wanting to drive because the granddaughter would get fuzzy and want to leave early. What if Megan would have driven? How would that change anything? If grandma would have wanted to keep partying she could have given Megan the keys to the crv.
Intoxication whilst in charge of a child is illegal. One of them should have stayed home with the toddler. So sad they chose wrong so many times
In this age why people still drive drunk is beyond me.
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This is a sad case and was so avoidable.
A drunk mother driving while arguing and physically fighting with her drunk daughter while her three y/o granddaughter is in the car as well. What could possibly go wrong? 🙄 Even if Jennifer didn't know her daughter was hurt, the fact that she could leave her on the side of a road all night knowing she had no phone is appalling. If she knew her daughter was hurt or dead, that's even worse. Regardless, her need to avoid arrest for driving drunk overpowered her motherly instinct to find or call for help for her daughter. This is why I don't drink, I've lost my little brother due to alcohol related accid, had a cousin killed by a drunk driver and I was just recently slammed into at 70 mph by a drunk driver and spent almost 2 weeks in the hospital. Alcohol kills so many, I know prohibition didn't go well but I wish there were harsher penalties for drunk drivers. That would help to deter ppl if they were given way stricter punishments even for first offenders. Perfect Analysis as always, I don't think you are capable of ever being wrong, Dr. Grande. 😂Your accuracy analyzing people and situations is astonishing. ❤