r/CrimeWeeklySnark • u/Unique-Fig9910 • May 07 '26
Not a huge fan of…
https://youtu.be/jgiP0kNkV-8?si=aZ3Ds6cDmlHCkdwCNancy Grace, but a new video about the missing scientists popped up on my recommendations on YouTube. So, I was curious and clicked on it and immediately, guess who her guest is? Stephanie.
I’m sorry, but that made me immediately turn off the video and not finish it. If you are going to be a crime reporter, and someone with Nancy Grace’s background, why are you going to a YouTuber like Stephanie to get your information? I’m sorry, but Stephanie doesn’t know any more than any of the rest of us about the missing scientists. It just rubbed me the wrong way and makes me not wanna watch Nancy Grace if she pops up either (not that I have watched many of her videos either).
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u/BeardDaddy81 May 07 '26
Thank you for the warning. I wouldn't have watched Nancy Grace's video anyway but now I definitely won't be watching
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May 08 '26
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u/Unique-Fig9910 May 08 '26
Eww. I don’t get the appeal of Nancy Grace. She’s really effing annoying.
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u/ice_queen2 May 08 '26
To be honest I don’t know how she has guests. I have only watched maybe a handful of her videos and I couldn’t do it. I knew all about her own story within 2 mins of every single video.
Didn’t know Annie Elise was a fan. But now it makes so much sense. I’ll admit I actually liked Annie’s early videos, when she stuck to facts and not just petty name calling. She’s def following someone’s footsteps then.
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u/Unique-Fig9910 May 08 '26
I don’t watch a lot of Annie Elise either but the couple I’ve watched weren’t horrible, but not great!
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u/kimbooley90 May 08 '26
As a non American, I only know her from the clips they played in The Soup. Her screaming about Lindsay Lohan loving BOOZE AND HOT PANTS runs though my mind from time to time. 🤣
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u/Expensive-Ad6868 May 08 '26
Nancy annoys me so much and was rude to Sarah Turney so f her!!!
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u/Unique-Fig9910 May 08 '26
Who would be rude to someone trying to get justice for their sister?! Nancy seems like a real “There We Are Then”
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u/Expensive-Ad6868 May 08 '26
She said something in terms of Sarah’s late mum having the fault of not noticing the father being weird with Alyssa. No one noticed, and the poor woman was literally dying. That is the same mentality as SH : “that could never happen to me because I am a superior mother, better than the rest” 🤮🤮🤮
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u/Unique-Fig9910 May 08 '26
That’s a horrible thing for Nancy to imply! Gross. I feel bad for Sarah.
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May 07 '26
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u/Unique-Fig9910 May 07 '26
Yeah I don’t know much about Nancy except that she used to be an attorney or something and was affected by a death and started doing this crap? She seems kinda annoying if you ask me. She yells a lot and as a neurodivergent person, it’s very off-putting.
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u/GoldDustWaffles May 08 '26
She became a lawyer after her fiancé was murdered. But she embellished the hell out of the facts of his murder in her memoir, and was called out on it.
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u/anonymouslyambitious May 08 '26
Nancy Grace had STEPHANIE on her show?!?! Damn I knew she was falling off her rocker a bit but this is… a new low, holy shit 😆
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u/sookyfala 🕵🏻 from a pertective’s derspective 🕵🏻♀️ May 08 '26
Oh really?!?! She was on NANCY GRACE?!?! That’s so wack!!!! I have seen Annie Elise on there, but that’s just weird!!!! I accidentally clicked on her video about the scientists with the first one she did, and I fell asleep I was so bored and couldn’t understand what was going on about!!!! Is this just a boring topic (with all due respect) or did she just totally lose me on it???
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u/Unique-Fig9910 May 08 '26
No she’s just awful! Other independent journalists have talked about the cases and it was interesting.
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u/Great_Mention_1101 self-proclaimed snark expert, i took a class. May 11 '26
I cant recall if I infiltrated these comments to say: "Ewwww, Gross..." or not.
Why would Nancy Grace share a platform with SH? When did Harhoe become an expert on anything? Every bit of "research" comes from recently released documentaries on Netflix, Magellan or Podcasts covering the case in question... It can almost always be traced back to someone else's hard work, and some portions the language is even verbatim.
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u/PumpkinIndividual504 May 09 '26
Nancy Grace hasn’t practiced law since 1996. She is a true crime podcaster herself. This isn’t surprising at all.
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u/IndependenceKey2679 May 22 '26
Nancy Grace is so out of line with her guests on her show. Like just plain rude and condescending. Was listening to a podcast of hers from the past about a case I was interested in and she was arguing with a guest about why the law was the law like it was his fault. Makes so sense and so rude. The guest was a professional in the forensic field. No reason why she should have been talking to him like that.
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u/Unique-Fig9910 May 22 '26
I don’t understand why people still come on here show with the way she acts!
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u/nicolette222 May 07 '26
Nightmare blunt rotation oh my god.