Comments by "Glamdolly" (@glamdolly30) on "Former Playboy model Kelsey Turner is accused of killing a California psychiatrist | COURT TV" video.

A stupid, vain old man who wouldn't see he was being played by an attractive young woman, whose only possible interest in him was financial. The only person I feel sorry for is his loyal girlfriend of 17 years. He should not have been running around on her like that. I really hope she inherited his money/assets, she deserves that from him at least.
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@ChrisP3000x Silly old fool wound up dead - that's about the most extreme example of being played there is!
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@ChrisP3000x Ha! Ha! Thanks for the laugh! No idea what your definition of the well-known term 'played' is. But 71-year-old, confused, vulnerable and decrepit senior citizen Dr Thomas Burchard fully believed that ruthless, 25-year-old wannabe model Kelsey Turner was a decent person who loved and respected him. If that isn't 'played,' Lord only knows what is! Unlike yourself, Judy Earp, Burchard's loyal girlfriend of 17 years, fully understood the meaning of 'played', and how it applied to her elderly, vulnerable partner. Ms Earp was painfully aware of his escalating dementia and penchant for attractive young women in distress - drug addicts and prostitutes being the typical recipients of his patronage. She knew Kelsey Turner's game from the start. Dr Burchard had a 'hero complex. He was overly trusting and generous to manipulative, much younger females like Turner, and saw himself as Santa Claus. And he was fast treated as such, by cynical women on the take who were young enough to be his granddaughter! His partner Judy Earp knew Burchard's faculties were failing him, and that sadly it would be all too obvious to any young woman who exploited him. He started getting lost in parking lots he used frequently, didn't recognise Judy's adult daughter (who he'd known for years), when he ran into her at the supermarket, and forgot how to use the TV remote control. Throughout his growing confusion, he remained his usual trusting self, typically carrying $1,000 cash everywhere he went, along with a little black book in which he'd studiously written down all his various bank account passwords. It may have looked like a sugar daddy relationship, but Kelsey Turner never actually slept with Dr Burchard. She didn't have to. The single mother exploited his dementia to the max to blackmail him into bankrolling her, threatening to tell law enforcement he was a paedophile - a totally unfounded allegation. Within days of getting no response to her text messages, Judy was certain Thomas had been murdered. What's more, she knew precisely who had killed him - Kelsey Turner and her thug boyfriend. She was right of course. Dr Burchard was found dead in the back of his hired Mercedes, his head caved in through blunt force trauma. He'd flown to Vegas in response to a cry for help from Turner, believing he was on a mission of mercy. But his blonde angel, was nothing of the kind - she was his nemesis, and he was walking into a deadly trap. You bet he was played! Though in fact 'played' is an inadequate description for the ruthless, cruel and horrific exploitation and murder of this vulnerable elderly man.
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@ChrisP3000x True crime clearly isn't your forte! This wasn't about prostitution. Dr Burchard flew to Vegas in rescuer mode, to answer the call of a damsel in distress. He felt an emotional connection to Kelsey Turner and she cynically exploited it. Turner told him her boyfriend was beating her up and she needed his help, knowing the gullible old boy and his wallet would rush to her side. The 71-year-old was fleeced of an estimated $300,000 and wound up dead in the trunk of a car (and you say he wasn't played). There are cheaper and easier ways to buy sex than that! So we've established you're clueless about prostitution, narcissistic abuse and the definition of 'played'. But at least you have the humility to recognise I'm a genius. Not that it's much of a compliment from one as intellectually challenged as you!
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@ChrisP3000x You are claiming to know Dr Burchard paid for sex, but there's no evidence whatsoever he got any sexual services for his money, genius. His killers got cash out of him without even putting out - that's how successfully they played him! You're stating assumption as fact and challenging my statements - none of which is controversial, and all of which are well documented facts in the public domain. Since you're so weirdly, personally invested in this case, I suggest you pay attention to the murder trial and try to work out what's actually going on. Your frankly embarrassing posts show you're woefully ignorant about the entire story and everyone involved!
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@ChrisP3000x As a journalist it's really tedious discussing a true crime case with someone who's not only astonishingly ill informed, but lacks the logic and insight to offer anything approaching meaningful analysis. If you've watched this 8 minute 'Court TV' report on Dr Thomas Burchard's murder, then you obviously haven't understood a word of it! I'm genuinely sorry for you you're so out of your depth, through lack of education, intellect or most likely a combination of both. Every new post you write exposes greater depths of ignorance. You bit off more than you could chew challenging me, and now you look silly and are trying to find a dignified exit. So I'll help you out. Don't be embarrassed that you made a fool of yourself on a public forum. Just learn the lesson. In future, do some research on the subject at hand before you jump into threads with nothing relevant, accurate or illuminating to add. There are many videos about this case to be found on YouTube, and much more information online. Google is your friend! I realise it's a rare treat for someone like you to converse with someone like myself. I've been generous, but I can't give you any more time. It's like conversing with a two year old - charming up to a point, but the returns are ever more diminishing, and the stench of stupid is worse than a dirty diaper! You are dismissed.
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@chrisnemo6799 When I described him as 'stupid' I was of course referring to his judgement, not his IQ or academic qualifications! He had a loyal partner of many years, but was running around on her with a hard-faced porn model young enough to be his granddaughter. I need hardly add she was pumping him for cash literally and metaphorically. He wound up dead as a result. If you think those are the actions of a smart guy, then your judgement is as lousy as his. Do try not to get murdered by a gold-digger!
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