Killing Your In-Laws - Law & Order
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- When Roya Koutal is on trial for the murder of her father, her husband takes the stand and admits her was the one who killed him, not her.
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From Season 14, Episode 23 "Caviar Emptor" - The detectives believe a bride, motivated by greed, killed her groom after the wedding, until they find the murder weapon in her daughter's room.
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I'm with the husband here. That woman's father was kicking her out to marry his mistress (who is obviously a much younger woman, gross...) while he sabotaged her chance of adopting a child and starting a family. What kind of man does that to their own kid?
Yeah I agree 100%!
That father sounds like a horrible toxic parent!
The jackass kind.
Still no reason to kill him.
A very evil person that's what kind does that
I don't care about the age difference, clearly the wife is an adult. The question of exploitation should go in the contrary direction. In any case the actual crime is what he did to his daughter, pressuring her not to adopt the baby to use her as a domestic servant, just to kick her out when his wife wanted something different.
What sucks is that I can see this as almost justifiable. Would I ever do it? No. But given this whole "We are devout and you will do what I say and not as I do." hypocrite father who basically destroyed his daughter's happiness by not allowing her to adopt and kicking her out so he can get his jollies with a younger woman, I have no sadness for the loss of such a person who would manipulate his own child and then replace her like she was nothing.
They should be more careful and patient with their vegence.
@@metal87power Hell if they didn't have the technicality of the wedding certificate not being filed yet since the man was killed on a weekend, they would've never gotten Asher. The new "wife" wanted her husband buried immediately and no autopsy done.
@gutz1981 Given the low L&O standards of what constitutes justifiable homicide, I think there's a decent chance he beat it.
You need to visit countries I'm middle east, Africa, Asia and even in Europe and you will find same practice happening like old father marrying young bride and all his children either kicked out or forced to obey and keep their mouth shut in fear of cutting from the will..
The practice is normal, and if I was in their places I'll obey and screw the money because money not worth killing or fighting for!!
@@NeoFreshair in most middle eastern countries it would be considered an honor killing.
"Who you were planning to name after your mother Dora?"
"Yes... *sniff* she was a great explorer."
This is the comment of the year!
Roooooh 😂
5:25 Did he say lying under oath is a serious offense. The man just admitted to the murder and you think he's worried about that. I love this show!
The father sounds like a selfish tyrant
And I agree. The son-in-law just described him to everybody. The wife of the diseased groom doesn’t seem to even care about anything throughout her attendance to the courts. She doesn’t seem to care about either Roya and her husband either way, even if they claim to be each other’s “best friend” or even “family”
Well, Mr. Koutal did describe Manuel as a "Hypocritical Tyrant" so pretty obvious there.
The children were adults who should've been supporting themselves anyway.
@@obliviouz Every culture is different
@@nixmickei906 Exactly, a lot of cultures, to this day, raise children to be obedient to their elders/matriarchs, no matter how old they get. To go against their wishes and rules, in any way, will make you the black sheep. So you stay put, or get lost, at their convenience.
Maz Jobrani does dramatic roles VERY well.
I came in peace.
I know right?! He's the most hilarious comedian yet he's such an amazing actor. The man is talented, he's a genius!!!
The CEO of Top Flight Security? 😂😂😂
I just watched the full episode a couple of days ago.
I see comments about the new wife being a gold digger, but the clip leaves out that the young wife signed a prenuptial agreement that gave her almost nothing, her husband's will only gave her $1 million, her family was wealthier than her new husband's family, and that she was set to inherit the majority of her family's wealth.
They also left out that the family's rabbi disclosed that adoption was "forbidden" within their small community and that it would have brought shame on their family and implied that her husband didn't want to adopt the baby but gave in to his wife. The defendant also admitted that she knew her father would be against the adoption before she started the process.
The clip also left out that the father purchased an apartment home for his daughter so he wasn't "throwing her out on the streets." I think it was a $2.5 million apartment. Her husband also worked for her father's company so they had their own source of income.
The husband was a true king
He killed his father in law for ruin his wife's life and their plans for adopted child was shattered
Apparently it was against Jewish tradition,but still pretty selfish to ruin his daughters happiness
@@dylangarcia3898 I fell bad for daughter and son in law because they were victims of tyrant
@@dylangarcia3898 I wouldn't kill the guy, but I'd pummel him.
@@dylangarcia3898 They aren't Jewish,they were Arab.
@@rbswords2353 I remember they went to a rabbi when talking why the adoption fell through , apparently adoption is not allowed in Jewish law/culture
If I remember correctly, the baby from China turned out to be the killer. She had the strongest motive and least emotional attachment to the victim. It was staring everyone in the face, but they missed it until the final moments.
Top 10 plot twists of the century
This isn't a comment section for Breaking Bad or Better Call Saul. That's the actual place for outlandish and absurd theories or declarations about those shows. Haha.
That explains why the rubber pacifier was found jammed down the victim's throat.
In fact baby's twin brother framed the baby for murder
😂
I wonder if Yasmin got any money. She technically was not his legal wife at the time of his death because the marriage certificate had not been filed.
It does not matter when it was filed only when it was signed and that two witnesses saw it being signed.
Uh yeah it acatuslly does matter that it was filed.
You really don't get how it works. Women that kill get the money, women that r*pe minors get alimony, and women that divorce and have no children can get money 10 years after the fact. Learn how to world works, and don't blame it on women but on the people women and men that sustain such laws.
It would depend on the will. In some places a will is automatically null and void when a person marries. They should make a new will ASAP.
This gets me because all the women wanted was to be a mother to a baby and she adopted one of them because of her father is old school prejudices she wouldn't let her have what she wanted and she even tried to kick out of the house because she brought a younger woman to be his wife and she was going to have his baby which sucks.
Not just his prejudice. He liked having a daughter as an unpaid maid-servant, who could be used to babysit whatever kids he produced.
Have you ever heard about punctuation?
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The Father here does seem to be an evil man.
Extremely selfish and hypocritical and sexist. I don't think he "enjoyed" making his daughter sad which is what I think of when I think of Evil. Someone who intentionally does something to hurt others for their own enjoyment. Evil is a bit much though.
@@orangefox1231 I see your point. I have not seen the episode so I'm just guessing off the clip
@@demarcusfaulkner7411 Orthodox Persian Jewish man who ran a caviar empire, was very "traditional" which was also sexist, and didn't want his daughter to adopt a Chinese baby into the family. But then proceeded to marry a woman 43 years his junior and the woman was a bit of a trophy wife who liked to get her way and what she wanted was her ummmm "stepdaughter" old enough to be her aunt, out of the house.
The daughter had no identity outside of the role she played for her father, which was surrogate homemaker since her mama was dead and she couldn't have children. Then when her father forbade her from adopting as well as going after this younger trophy, her husband Asher lost it for he was traditional too and while he wanted the baby for his wife's sake, he understood his father-in-law's objections, but when Manny decided to discard his daughter after everything, that angered Asher to the point of a calm murderous rage not only for hurting his wife but by being a complete hypocrite as well.
Episode ending: Roya is acquitted and Asher is taken away in handcuffs. He tries to speak to her immediately after the acquittal but she initially rebuffs him out of grief because she still loved her father. Then when Asher is arrested, as he's calling out her name, she calls it back tearfully until he's taken out of the courtroom where she then is embraced by her brother who comforts her. Nothing is said about Asher going to trial or making a plea bargain.
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@@orangefox1231 wow that's crazy
Leaving the father's home was the freedom she needed to make her own dreams come true. Any father that would make her choose is not a father, just a selfish old man.
but there's a difference between leaving the home willingly and basically being kicked out for no logical reason other than the father pulling the whole "my way or the highway" kind of BS.
What's Jack's problem here? He got a man saying he is guilty and he's angry? It's one thing to uphold the law but justice is different. The old man is killed but it's his daughter who is punished. Even if he was not killed a trial for attempted murder would have ended the same..
His ego. he thought he got the culprit right but then the husband slipped right under his nose and confessed. he is always like that when things dont go the way he wanted to
Sending someone to jail for a crime is not justice, Sending the right person
to jail is.
That man may well have been lying. As far as Jack knew, he was lying, because all the evidence pointed to the man's wife. He's not wrong - a lot of husbands would willingly lie and sacrifice their freedom, even lives, to save their wives'.
@@Joeybsmooth Agreed. There was a DC story about someone declaring the Joker sane after a couple of his associates were murdered, and he was charged with the crimes. Batman found out the true killers were a couple who had no connection to the Joker.
Batman brought it to Jim Gordon, who asked him how important it was to save the Joker, because he was guilty of so many killings. Batman looked at Jim and replied, "True. BUT HE IS NOT GUILTY OF THESE."
@@obliviouz But here's the thing. The father-in-law had it coming. He ruined the woman's chance to adopt a child, the husband wanted payback.
Once again, we see McCoy losing control because he doesn't get to convict his latest victim. Sadly, this is a realistic take on ADAs, the moment he thinks someone is guilty he stops investigating the crime and just starts looking for ways to get a conviction, no matter what new facts come to light.
Was thinking the same thing.
At least it is realistic.
To be fair, he was probably right that the husband was taking the fall. The evidence was stacked in the wife's favour. However the husband saying "I did it" on the stand torpedoes the case. So I can understand Mccoy trying to push the whole "he's lying under oath" angle, however he was way too aggressive with it.
He does make a good point. That there's no evidence the husband did it and he has a motive to lie about it. However him blowing up like that makes it seem less like a rational idea and more like as AJ said a pissed off attorney that isn't going to bag his catch.
Yeha especially since on account Royas room is obviously likely because on account the pillow used to unfortunately suffocate many solemani to death was found in royas room which means it was obviously found in ashers room since on account they are or were happily married for the time being which means they obviously both likely unfortunately shared a room together.
@@MrSilnev Taking the pillow with him from the bedroom... of course there is hair from his wife on it.
@@MrSilnev Tbh he has no evidence that the daughter did it too. All he had was circumstances.
The Guy should Said. You think I am worried about charges of Lying on the Stand, when I just admitted to Murdering my Father in-law. Mr. McCoy, Which charge carries the longest prison term? LOL
In true Jack McCoy fashion he would've threatened the defense lawyer then charge both the husband and wife with conspiracy to commit murder.
Probably. Not that there was any proof of that, but McCoy never cared about the facts, only about getting a conviction of whoever he decided was morally wrong.
Uh no offence but you do know only the husband did it right!?
So this is how Linda Vasquez became Chief of Staff
I knew she looked familiar!
@@rosepuff321 Thats nothing. The Defense Attorney was a prison guard in The Green Mile and the other guy on the stand I think is Moley from Holy Moley's Donut Shop in The Friday After Next.
@@TactileTherapy The defence attorney is also Chuck Rhoades Sr. on Billions.
@@TactileTherapy The actor who played the defense attorney got a lot of work on L&O!
It's a double-edged sword. Someone's gonna die one way or the other.
McCoy "can you prove you did it" Husband "Can you prove I did not do it?" " Or she did it?"
Moly couldn't even clean up the donut shop, let alone the crime scene🤷♂️😂
This was a powerful episode.
one of this show's rare but amazing Perry Mason moments
The old man could marry who ever he wanted. The daughter could adopt a child if she wanted it enough to lose her community and her father's money.
3:36 - Her face is so hilarious. She's threatening her own husband in court. It made my day. :D
Thought it was a look of confusion or realization! Did not think she was threatening him
Yeah it’s that look that made me realize it was Asher after I read about it.
Uh no offence but you do know that it was a look of anger since she just found out her husband unfortunately killed her father?
@@matthewforsyth284 I took it as a look that she was upset with him for taking the blame to protect her!
I remember seeing this episode years ago, but don't recall the ending...
The husband is charged though I don't know if he was convicted.
@@Igarappappa ~ Hmmm. Which one do you think did it?
She was found not guilty, and her husband was arrested and charged for murder.
@@heynorty013 ~ But who Actually did the murder? My guess would be the daughter. Since she was the one who was being forced to give up so much, for her father's new young wife...
@@Deborahtunes The husband had motive too. Forced to give up a child you were going to adopt? He would have resentment too.
I like the description for the video it was her not her
Did he do it?
Yes her husband
@@camelnat Did they found evidence? Or was he just covering for her?
@@Aurasoul. I believe she committed the murder but her husband decided to cover her and took the blame. She did have the pillow in her room that smothered her father.
@@redpilledhispanic1239 And her DNA but not his was found on it.
That we may never actually know. Either one could've done it but he will be the one who goes to jail for it most likely
5:30 so is murder?
first time the da and attourney shared the same confusion....
Sounds like the father was the "victim" of justifiable homicide.
Not under the law, but I'd want you on the jury to acquit Asher.
Was it right.. no but I understand him doing the act to restore his wife's honor. He disrespected his wife after all the sacrifices and eviction is how he repays her. So the husband seeked revenge. He has her back even against family.
The father not only ruined his daughter's life, but also the ruling man of his daughter's life. Her father was damning his marriage to not have children. That is not right, even according to their religion. A man is not to take the daughter away from her mother or family, but the father was disposing of her and her husband and their wishes for a young thang, who demanded the sister leave, so there would be no competition.
When Andrea was sick on her court days Dale filled in for her before ethe Apacalypsee began
Holy moly donut shop!
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Look at the culture.
What about the culture?
Look at the racist history of America.
@@lionman3378Copium is a helluva drug.
not guilty!
the killer was the daughter but his husband took all the blame to save her
What that woman said wasn't confession????😳??????
I thought she said i did it.
"It is our routine. We watch the news, read the paper, have bagels in bed."
With a hot number like Yasmin in the house?!? NO-SIREE-BOB! :D
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having a younger wife is OK