Uncovering A Child Adoption Scam | Chicago P.D. | PD TV
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- Hank Voight & the rest of the team uncovering a child adoption scam where children are illegally sold online by families who don't want them anymore.
From Chicago P.D. Season 5 Episode 5 'Home' - A meth lab bust uncovers a scam in which children adopted from foreign countries are abandoned, then sold online; Atwater struggles with decisions about moving his siblings to a safer environment.
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@@ndoyemomar1008 kids are in school picture it's showing his system own life story ture life movie made into your house since
The son: displays clear signs of growing up in poverty/traumatized
the mom: clearly the only thing to do is get rid of him, not getting a therapist
That’s the first thing I thought of too. If he grew up in poverty, not knowing where his next meal is coming from and likely having been abused at some point, stealing food and money is him trying to feel stable. She doesn’t mention him having any other issues, like aggression. Just stealing food and money. Instead of getting him a therapist and showing him that he’s safe no matter what, and she’s there for him no matter what, she threw him away. And if it was so bad, her husband would have seen it. She waited until he was gone to do it because she knew her husband wouldn’t agree, although I’d love to know what story she planned to tell him when he got back from his trip and his son was missing. CPS isn’t going to give him his son back, at least not while he’s married to her and it’s possible they’ll remove their daughters since she’s shown when things get difficult, she gave away her kid.
For real!! Poor boy was kidnapped. I'd be acting up too!
@@jessicacarlisle9160 Just letting the kid have a collection of food and money in a safe only he can access is usually enough to completely stop these behaviours.
Shows that you not only trust them, but they're safe and won't go without no matter what happens.
@@jessicacarlisle9160CPS won't remove the other children. Even in the case where a child is nearly beaten to death, if CPS decides to remove that child the siblings usually remain with the parents unless they are being abused equally as bad.
Instead of returning custody to my mom, CPS did nothing and the court issued warnings to my dad. He came home all pissy because he was court-ordered not to withhold food or hit us with objects. And continued to do exactly that.
@@kaivaughn7319well there’s this one case where a mother beat 2 of her kids to death and cps terminated her rights to her other 2 kids…so
Seeing how devastated the father was is actually heartwarming... He clearly really loves the boy and found the idea horrifying.
you like the fact he was terrified and was devastated? dude wtf
@@KS-tp1um oh alright, makes more sense. thanks for the correction
@@yolekz yeah they probably mean like they are glad that he actually cares because a lot of time especially with adopted kids the parents/dad doesn’t really care for them so it’s nice to see a dad genuinely care for his son
I’m a woman, but we’re talking to do short term fostering for kids, whose parents lost their houses bc of Covid. So we’d take care of them, and then when their parents are stable, they can go home, but always have a place here with us. We got instruments of all kinds, 2 ps4s, a punching bag, dogs and whatever. My goal is for them to feel safe and cared about.
@@sharonvalentine2373 better have drums
Kids love drumkits!
The woman was awful. If your son was having issues, FIND A WAY TO SOLVE THEM!!!! DON’T GIVE THEM AWAY!!!!
I mean, I'd rather some parents give up their kids compared to what they think is an acceptable means of dealing with issues, but yeah wow that lady was messed up.
To be completely logical, I think that she didn’t see him as her son at all
Exactly
it's Chicago just let them play out on the street after all it is a gun safe city
Omg yes!!!
I feel sorry for the guy who adopted the boy who did not throw him away but his wife did. I know it's a show but my heart went out to him.
Yeah was the kid one who died or the one who lived I remember watching the ep but the vid hasn't gotten there yet
I see this scenario alone at least 2-3 times a year irl. It sucks and takes a toll on you.
@@jonathanfenton2601 Police officer?
@@cristalmewtwo4160 the one whose wife gotten rid of the adopted kid by this illegal method. Because she did that, no fault of this guy but he will also loose his twin daughters not just his the adopted son, but also his twin daughters as well. Because I think the cfs would remove them as well. Then he does this making it even harder for him to reunite with his twin daughters. Even though I understand why he did this.
@@susangardiner I feel like he could get them all back if he breaks up with his wife since it's obvious it was all her
It was refreshing seeing the father character not being the bad guy
So true. I really hate the "mother's are all saints" trope that often goes around in shows like these.
Female villans are nice to see
@Johnna unicorn I completely agree 💯👍🏾
@@camillepepin8512 there’s a hundred episodes with evil women in this show. Just say you don’t this show or aren’t familiar.
@@tiara29963 “just say” I’ve been seeing that a lot lately-
The wife: *Gives away a child who who is having issues dealing with past trauma therefore traumatizing him more*
Also the wife: Clearly I am the REAL victim here!
it;s almost like she sees him as an object rather than a human being
@@LokTar_Ogar93 Considering how men and boys are viewed in our societies nowadays...It's a sad reality. Responsibility is kryptonite for the modern western woman
@@aleksiheija8170 lmaoooo wtf is thiisss
@@eli9492 Simply the truth
@@aleksiheija8170 Maybe if men actually helped around the house, women wouldn't be like that. Did you know that men have a higher rate of leaving their sick spouses than women do?
That _“mom”_ was treating the entire situation like she was adopting a _puppy,_ instead of a _child._
A lot of people who adopt for the first time think that way.
But even when you adopt a puppy he’s a part of the family, you don’t just give them away.
exactly Anie only treat your pets as less if its for your kids own physical and mental health.
Stealing money and food is a major sign of the child growing up in a home where you are not given stable living necessities. That child was no threat, he was scared and afraid of people, he knew she probably didn't want him.
Agreed. Kids are very intuitive.
@@sarahjames927 at that point, it's not even intuitive anymore. The boy just know
also how can your adopt son steal food from them? he lives there so that food is technically his to eat.
@@sydryi3086I think it's more like that he would take food from the pantry and hide them in his room, probably food the mom thinks just meant for her bio daughters. A lot of kids who lived in scarcity before adoption do that because they think they wouldn't get food tomorrow.
The poor child was only doing what he was used to. It takes time for abused children to adjust to new environments. Even if the dad should've stayed home for a while to help, the mom clearly had no wish to understand, research or even ask for help even if she wanted him.
That woman deserves to be arrested and I hope the dad gets his son back.
Just because she deserves it doesn’t mean she can. As said in the video, it’s legal in Illinois.
@@larryfan0096 technically not since it’s black market. There are legal ways of doing it but not with out a paper trail.
@@CaliSaint that's true.
It’s legal to send a child back to adoption agency
@@piinkam0r are you saying she shouldn’t be arrested because she didn’t send him back to the agency she gave him to random strangers she met on the Internet.
Kids aren’t something you buy and return. That’s a human being that deserves love
Sadly people need to stop believing that having children is "their right". It's not. It's a privilege
@@justv5136 YES! Thank you! So many babies that suffer in this world because their selfish as parents couldn't use birth control or a condom. Having kids should be a right given to adults who are financially stable and emotionally prepared to raise a child
@@enochia exactly. And even more bizarre is how they give children back to unstable and unfit parents because "parents have the right to see their child". No, they don't if they are deemed unfit. Children have the right to a safe environment, and that's all that should matter
@@justv5136 it’s really not though. If you have the ability to reproduce, there’s nothing stopping you from having kids. You can rage against it all day, but it’s still the truth. The state can’t come in & say “we’re not allowing you to have children” & no one should want that. It’s not so black & white when you really get into it.
As an adopted child this makes me sick. I have high functioning autism and was not an easy child growing up, but my parents never gave up on me. A real parent grows and adapts alongside their child.
My brother can't take care of himself and he's almost 13. He has charge syndrome and he's deaf. He is a difficult child, but we love him so much. And he loves us.
I'm so very glad you had wonderful parents! :)
I too have high functioning autism and this makes me sick and i feel sorry 4 u
i have high functioning autism myself and i personally agree. Parents are supposed to love their kids, not give them away
I also have high functioning Autism and was adopted by a single mother. She never gave up on me and now I am studying to be a mechanic.
Lady, there are these things called therapists. Some of them work with children. Some of them specifically adopted children with special needs. Your husband looks like he makes enough money that paying for that shouldn't be an issue.
I'll agree it's scummy if you were expecting a baby and they send you an older kid, but this ain't how you deal with that. Anyone planning to adopt please remember: kids are not in the system willingly. They do not want you. They want their birth parents to love them and be able to take care of them. Don't be mad if even kids you raised from babies get a little mad at the world when they get old enough to understand they're only with you because the world isn't perfect.
Wow...it's only a TV seried ...you lnow....take it easy
@@hernamewaslola5267 u do realize that the 'tv series" uses REAL scenarios as plot? this does happen, a lot of ppl go abroad to other countries to adopt children from not so legit organizations and then try to "re-home" the child when they can't handle the child's needs and it is not okay. stop living in LALA land thinking things only happen in tv shows
@@hernamewaslola5267 Yeah it's not like a real person has never "rehomed" an adoptive child
@@thepinkestpigglet7529 exactly this may be a tv show but it will focus on real issues that happen in the real world
You hit the nail on the head there. Not to mention how horrible living in foster or some kins of community center is. Kids can be in foster for ages, and sometimes even for life. If they're really lucky they'll get to live with the same person for life. But most likely they'll be thrown around from home to home. Developing a pocket full of issues as well. Not to mention that once children leave the care of their birth parents they are much more likely to be abused. Not to say birth parents don't abuse, or that adopted parents must abuse. But it is statistically more likely.
People don't always think of humans as humans.
The husband has a right to be mad. When you adopt a child, you have to be ready to accept the responsibilities of taking care of a child who might have behavioral and emotional issues. You have to be prepared for that.
Disgusting that the mom was trying to justify her actions and play the victim.
I completely agree but I also think the adoption agency had fault also because they lied about the kids age. They should have all been open about everything. It was obvious she didn't want that boy and was going along with hot for her husband.
The dad should have been way more involved than he was, he also has a hand in how this played out.
@@happyvocal oh he got more involved alright, playing vigilante at the end there.
She's narcissistic and entitled too. She never wanted to raise a son that wasn't in her image.
@@happyvocal
Watch till the end bro the dad literally went full vengeful dad
Any child would be lucky to have a father like that guy, he was absolutely heartbroken
If only he’d had a job that didn’t require him being away from home for days at a time
@@joewhitehead3 that's true
@@joewhitehead3yep, just because they are “absent” doesn’t mean they want to be.
I know that this happens, I know a family who have adopted 2 Chinese 10yo girls who were adopted by an older couple but then given away because it "took too much time away from our careers"
The most disgusting, foul, inhumane, cruel thing you could do to a child who's already been given up.
Dr. Phil had an episode about this and that Russian boy I think who's adopted mom flew him back with a note that she didn't want him.
Why don't people accept the foster kids with all of their hearts. Not for the benefit of the money. As someone that was in the system until I found my forever home.
@@roadyfate9629 Yeah, that's what is sad. Taking in those kids for money than for love.
Ayyyy! Lauren from the House videos! Hi!
Wasn't there also an ep where a woman just up and ditched her bio kids in some crappy motel no note no money nothing
That poor guy. His wife is a monster
Yeah and when those 2 absolutely divorce she isn't keeping the girls and is definitely on a no adoption liat
The husband is not so innocent
When you CHOOSE to become a parent, then you are signing up for bad days, misbehavior, and all sorts of other things. As a parent, you need to sit down with your kid and do some problem solving. You don't just give your kid to strangers because your child is acting out. All kids, especially kids who come from other countries where they were in an orphanage, need families with patience, kindness, unconditional love and respect. I'm absolutely disgusted that this happens. CHILDREN ARE HUMAN BEINGS!! Rehome a damn sofa, not an innocent child.
Plus even if he did have mental issues her husband definitely made enough to pay for a child therapist
Blood, sweat, and tears
Fr I remember findin out "progams" like that are a real thing in america which is wild, I'm not from america but it makes me wonder what sort of society normalised giving your "problem" kids away enough for those sort of "programs" to become a thing there.
“You’re the mother” “no I’m the police” that was badass
Whenever a child or children are in danger it hits everyone hard especially Voight. You never abandon a child just because they’re having trouble, you get help and adjust you don’t take the easy way out. This woman should be locked up for child endangerment
“Your the mother” “No I’m the police”
Kim is jokessss 😂
Just wait until she meets grandpa Voight and Uncle Olinsky
@@wessltov 😂😂 true
What was so messed up about this episode is that rehoming for children is a real thing. I never knew that until this episode and then did some research to see if it was true. It is. You can REHOME a kid. That’s so scary.
Yes it's ridiculous!! There's a TH-camr, I can't remember her name, who adopted a little boy with disabilities and after using him to get views and subscribers " rehomed" him. Absolutely disgusting.
Yeah, I hate that they call it "rehoming" too. That's a word you use when you're talking about a *pet,* not a human child.
That is absolutely revolting and disgusting this should be illegal
@@TheGeneralgaming24 Just like many things, but that's society for you. Everything that's wrong is legalized.
@@jorienwachukwu466 , unfortunately our government is no longer of the people by the people for the people
"The IP address is from the dark net"
Ahahahahhaaaa. Oh God. So many things wrong with that sentence.
I don’t get it😊
@@snsdfx1 the dark net or "web" is where the really unsavory stuff is -- you can hire hitmen and purchase black market kidneys on there
My favorite line ever " your the mother?" "No police."
I'm autistic and my younger brother is more so. Despite having four kids my mom has always done her best to raise us and I think she's done an amazing job.
Hearing about parents that give up on their children because it's too difficult for them makes me really uncomfortable.
My son is autistic, the idea also makes me extremely uncomfortable.
If I was the father I will file for divorce and custody of my twin daughters for the simple fact that if they become too much for her she might just do the same thing again😢😢
Problem there is he’s a businessman who has to travel presumably frequently for work. Custody court is going to look for which parent is available and can provide a stable environment.
@@SickSilckMan so, neither 😂
@@SickSilckManIf he were to change his circumstances and had a great lawyer he may stand a chance.
Lady was talking like she was dealing with a second-hand vacuum cleaner instead of a living being. She didn't care about Kwan, didn't even try to work with him and try to make him feel safe.
Adoptions do fall through, but therapy could be tried, and at least give him away through the proper channels, not to criminals. When you adopt a child, especially older ones, you EXPECT issues, no one adopts without knowing there could be issues.
Yeah but in her mind this wasn't the child she asked for so therefore she shouldn't be responsible
Which is the stupidest load of crap in the history of that show and that's saying something
Why did the “I got you” and hug make me tear up?!
That woman should never be allowed to have children ever again in this universe. You don't just give up an adopted child because you want one that's "easy to control" that's disgusting!
Safe haven laws also apply for older kids. You know it's legal to leave your kid at a firehouse/hospital, but you can also leave older kids there. Imagine being a kid, not a baby and you parent just drops you off at the hospital and never comes back.
That’s not true actually. North Dakota is the state with the longest range and even then babies have to be under a year.
That's not true in New York either. Safe haven laws only apply to newborns not older kids. If you drop an older kid off that is child abandonment and neglect unless you bring them to ACS and state you want to relinquish your rights as a parent.
What are safe haven laws👀
@@nibbonbon Safe-haven laws are statutes in the United States that decriminalize the leaving of unharmed INFANTS with statutorily designated private persons so that the child becomes a ward of the state. All fifty states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico have enacted such statutes.
@@katsarethebest9465 so........ say that again but with simpler words 😅
And they wonder why kids just run after being adopted or fostered. When you hear horror stories like re-homing, you'd run too.
The adoption agency they came from may have the strictest set of rules but once they're in another country, the re-homing rules are more lax.
There was a similar episode on Law & Order: SVU before this that had Rosanna Arquette as the special guest star. She played a woman who partnered up with her husband by forging documents and having false identities so they could adopt these children that have been “returned” for the purpose of filming and selling CP (I don’t think I need to spell it out).
The main child that the detectives were searching for had been given away by his adoptive mother secretly while the father was out of town on a business trip (he did that often) and the place she gave him to only required one parent’s signature I believe. The boy was from a different country and was “difficult” according to the mom and she initially blamed the father for always being gone. Thankfully they found the boy alive and they also found two other girls that were a little bit older. They also found a newborn baby that Rosanna’s character abducted. That newborn baby would eventually become Noah Benson. 🥺
So I really don’t understand how you would only need ONE of the adoptive parents to just give away or “return” the child that you promised to care for and love.
*The title of the SVU episode is called, “Wednesday’s Child” for anyone curious!
Sometimes people don't make things clear enough ,I would love to help as much as I could , and something needs to be made clearer ,I would feel like I'm being blind folded with no clear instructions in truth and fiction ,like made up stuff you don't know if you can believe and trust 😢
Such sadness & hand on heart I would not want to be having that heaviness on my heart for those poor precious kid's ,I never understand how people could be so heartless to just have a mind controlled by the money factor only , disgusts me to know of things like this 🫶
The father was devastated!!!!
As someone who had been adopted, that mom makes me sick. I have high functioning autism, anxiety, and trauma from my own mother and I'm grateful that my biological aunt (someone I consider my actual mom) helped me with therapy.
You can tell the father loves the son, blood or not. And even though the father works he does it to maintain his family. She was selfish for a good reason but she did it the wrong way
It is sad how many kids get turned away during an adoption process because the adults cannot or do not think they can handle all of the trauma and psychological issues the kid has. What this woman did was wrong and how she handled it was unforgivable, but the dad should have listened to her more and found alternative ways to help the boy instead of expecting his wife to handle it all on her own. Especially if the boy was acting in a way that posed a danger to other kids in the home which is possible in some cases.
The rehoming concept is not unlike surrendering animals to an animal shelter...
... only they're children. I wouldn't even dream of surrendering my dogs let alone, children.
If you adopt, you should never “rehome” the child or children you adopted. It doesn’t matter if the orphanage lied to you. When you have a biological kid, you don’t know what kind of problems that child will have. It’s no different from adopted kids except you should expect the adopted child to have trauma. And you work through the trauma with the child. If you can’t help a child or children with trauma then don’t adopt.
When it comes to Hank Voight you never want to mess with kids on his watch
“You’re the mother?!”
“No, I’m the police.”
PFTTTT HAHAHAHAHA
That boy is obviously traumatised and instead of getting her help she GAVE HIM AWAY??? Wtf
Omg this rehoming thing is like the story from the TH-cam family who gave their adopted son away. They 100% got him for views and sympathy points but he proved to be "too special needs" for them. This makes me so furious
The Stauffers, absolutely abominable what they did.
I was happy to see that the father wasn’t the bad guy.
I feel bad for the guy. He held a man at gun point, just so he could get his son back. That's the definition of a good father. Does anyone know what happened to him and his son?
When my parents adopted me I was seven I was constantly stealing lying because of what I went through it took them years and years and therapy to help me but they stuck with me through thick and thin you just have to want to be a parent and a change for that child’s life and clearly that’s not what she wanted she was not ready for that position it’s sick
People who adopt children should be evaluated mentally because you can not give up your child because they are difficult. If you won't give up your blood the same should go for your adopted child. Adopted children will have abandonment issues because they are treated as a commodity.
Unfortunate this still happens. Pages all over face book "rehoming" kids and giving them new names and ages. They don't even verify who the kids are going to.
I love that scene right at the end 🤣🤣🤣🤣 it's so off.
"Calm down... Just admire the feel of the barrel pressed against your skull."
I probably would have reacted the same way the dad did if my husband gave either our children away even though they're not adopted but if I had adopt a child and he gave him or her away? Yeah I would probably be just like that guy. I would go nuts
😢
"I love my son" - Family isn't just always blood, a great chunk of the time, it's based on love. Something this dad would know a lot about❤
If you can't care for a child then you GET HELP. If you're fostering and really just can't handle it, even if it sucks, that child deserves the best care they can get and they go back to the foster system or to different foster parents. You don't just give kids away to randos. Makes me sick
Love Hank and all the Chicago shows ♥️
Same
👍🏼This is a great episode 👏It has all the fan fave CPD A-List characters... Voight, Atwater, Ruzek, Burgess, Upton Olinsky, Dawson, and Halstead. Man do I miss the good Ol' days of CPD.
If you adopt a dog that's been abused from a rescue kennel you sign on for its lifetime. The same goes for children but their lifeline is longer. If you can't promise to be with that child for life then buy yourself one of these life-like dolls. When you get bored with it then throw it away. It hasn't feelings and it is perfect for people with no conscience.
As someone who studies the development of children and have witnessed MANY foreign children who struggle in American homes due to trauma this is a very true reality. I’ve seen food aggression, stealing, hiding, running away, kicking, biting, attacking. And it’s all because of trauma they may not even know why they have it but it becomes wired in their brain from when they are infants. So if you plan to adopt/foster from countries that are known to be third world ie russia, India, Korea etc. you must realize your child will have PTSD and may not even remember why.
This definitely needs to be made very clearly
That shoulder check and then the “where you thought you was goin boy?” Was just 😌
The adoption should never gone ahead, especially when your wife is not in favour. You both need to be 100% in agreement. Yes, I know, it's only make believe TV but in real life, it could happen.
I feel so sorry for the father. He just wants his son. He clearly loves his son. And that woman can rot in prison.
You know hank is a bad ass. The whole team is walking in the open feild everyone but voight has thier big gun's drawn. Where voights gun? At his side. He's like i dare you to try
he’s just like “try me”
Yeah don’t adopt a child unless you’re capable of dealing with their issues, they’re not a puppy (even that’s a whole thing I can rant about), they’re a person, a living feeling being. They aren’t a fashion accessory you can just toss away.
“Your the mother?” “No I’m the police” that made me laugh ngl
I don't care what a child does, you DEAL with them and with patience, love and care.
And discipline when needed
This story remind me of the youtuber who gave her son away because apparently he was violent toward her and her other children
What TH-camr?
@@joewhitehead3 James and Myka Stauffer, they gave away there adopted son Huxley then deleted the family channel due to backlash. Though, they still have a channel up and running (nothing to do with family, just like cleaning cars)
@@Savannah-Tori Wow. That’s crazy
Tbh I hope that pathetic excuse of a family get themselves into karma for what they did to that poor kid. He did not deserve that kind of treatment at all.
@@Savannah-Tori I don't know how they still have an audience in their new channel. They should have been completely cancelled.
"two kids. . . both dead."
that line hit hard.
Those two clearly weren’t fully prepared for adoption
Well they had two girls ,and the father clearly was ready for it. It's on the mother for not making the issues known to him. Held a guy hostage for crying out load for his adopted son, if that doesn't scream father I don't know what would.
@@rannenw6207 Well he also probably shoulda been home more
@@joewhitehead3 I mean he was working all the time. Also she seemed like she acted like she had it all handled. It's like if you have a kid go ahead and skip work so then you can go homeless. Though she didn't say anything to him you can tell by the reaction to the information she told him.
@@jet5299 I didn’t say skip work. I think parents should probably get the kinda work that doesn’t require being away from home days at a time on a regular basis. That’s how people get divorced & how things like this happen
Would love to watch the next part of this
For those who cannot afford the network app. The ending was very sad. They never found the missing kids and kwan father was sentenced to 20 years for his crime.
where can i watch this?
Lol bs dude
You speak lies. The dad was released with a warning, they found the missing kids, and the big bad guy they were after was arrested and put in open populace (and prisoners there do NOT take kindly to crimes against kids).
Cunningham's law at play.
Thanks for telling me so I don't waste an hour of my life hoping for the best that never comes.
Appreciate you letting us know. It would chip away a chunk of my soul if I had watched this episode only for that ending to happen.
I'll admit. 'Can you run a Passenger, Brown in Color' threw me for a second. Was like '...damn'
I feel for the dad.
His wife put Kwan through so much that’s unacceptable. I honestly don’t blame the guy people who do this kind of thing are disgusting.
I just love this show and the head police chief and his partners that play with him. I look at the show every Thursday night. Like seeing the sears tower in some of the scenes. 😅❤❤❤❤👍🥰
Gotta give it to the dad, a true chicago guy right there
No. If your kid is having issues, talk to a doctor, a therapist, or a preacher. You don't sell your kid online like an old couch!! And you CERTAINLY don't do it BEHIND YOUR SPOUSE'S BACK!!
I can't believe the amount of times I've had to say this: CHILDREN ARE NOT POKEMON CARDS OR PUPPIES!!! You can't just give them to someone else and expect everything to be fine!!!
If I was that guy I would sue for permanent custody of all the kids. The mom can’t be trusted.
This is almost identical to an SVU episode.
Just look at Olinsky stridin up to that house like a boss.
I miss him so much. He was my favorite character!
Why are they trying to make the “mother” seem sympathetic?
This show has a very high consistency of making terrible women look sympathetic.
It's a tv show, as such is written with the intention of being compelling. Black and white storytelling makes for boring stories. By trying to be thought provoking they hope it gives you your fill of drama. Hope that helps
@@calvotama6460 you missed my point. I wasn’t talking about “black & white storytelling” , which btw can make very compelling stories. My point was that what the mother did was objectively bad & like the other guy pointed out this show consistently makes terrible women look sympathetic. You don’t really see that with men & that goes for shows as well.
@@sagelg Oh, I was just trying to answer your question.
I'll argue that sometimes you gotta write characters to do bad things. Her reasoning was understandable to an extent when it comes to being worried about her kids but we can still dislike her for how she handled the problem. Humans morality are not black or white but very much grey. But as long as we can disagree with her actions at the end of the day then the show did its job well
The way he kicked the door In 🤣😂🤣
I wish my father fought hard like he did for me
Now I have to search to find out what happened in the end.😂
Stealing food?? I think that's called child abuse, not feeding your kid.
al is by far the most chill person on tv
The only times I remember him not being chill was when he raised his voice at Adam in season 1 & when his daughter was murdered in season 4
I would divorce my wife and not only fight for custody but a life restriction against her.
Can't wait for the new season
i saw an episode similar to this in the kdrama "taxi driver 2" . both have different stories on how it goes, but both are amazing.
This man is a great Dad
Good job officers 👍❤️
Love the show
Here’s a little advice for people who thought the mom was in the right
IF YOU DONT WANT TO ADOPT “DIFFICULT” CHILDREN THEN DONT ADOPT AT ALL THEY ALL HAVE PROBLEMS NOT ONE OF THEM GO THROUGH THE SUSTEM UN SCATHED
I didn't start watching chipd at the start.
The one tree hill girl was gone by the time I started watching "chicago Wednesday."
I forgot about Al. I may have started watching at the tail end of his last season.
If your partner cannot get along with your biological or adopted child, then break up with them at once. It ain't worth it if they give up so quickly.
Or make sure you’re both fully prepared to have children
Lmao, imagine not telling someone their son is safe and sound. Instead giving the assumption that's he's still kidnapped. And not descalating the situation by telling him.
If she was going to rehome the child then the least she could have done was make sure that he was actually safe and with an actual loving family.
quans dad should have no charges should be crime of passion and he should get cut loose from it. Can’t be blamed for loving and caring for his son
I adopted 2 kids with extreme issues, violent, mental and criminal. Both were under 10 when I got them. I fought for their needed care, pulled together a team of friends, relatives, hospitals, mental health care, officers, etc and raised them to adulthood. Body guards were required for me when they tried to kill me but they were like they were cause of extreme abuse in their past. They are now functioning adults and not in prison. They aren't currently speaking to me cause I am disabled and poor now but I feel it was all a success! I ended up raising them on my own though cause my husband walked away and washed his hands of them when it got tough. And that's putting it nicely.. I had to go to human services myself on him.
Cena triste mas a agilidade desta Equipe é maravilhosamente incrivel
I feel so bad for the father.
I don’t. Not really. He shoulda been home more
@@joewhitehead3 there is something wrong with you. Some parents work a lot to provide a good life for family clearly he loved his son if he was willing to kill over him
@@hibiki8473 Lots of other jobs that don’t require being away from your children days at a time
@@joewhitehead3 ok and. The job he had did. That doesn't change the fact he loved his son.
@@hibiki8473 Another issue is this couple clearly wasn’t prepared to adopt a child
I love Sergeant Voight Hank and Detective Halstead they are one of the best Officer's in the world
I would love to get a heart on my comment ❤
OH Kwan's poor dad ❤💔
I love Burgess so much like everyone is wearing the same outfit and she is rocking a feminine coat that is also sparkly, intimidating and stylish