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So, yeah, the woman driving out of control against the flow of traffic with a bunch of kids in the car is definitely not a good thing, I get that, totally get that, but the part that sticks in my mind is the two businessmen who walk out into the street and then just stop to talk in the middle of the street with the apparent attitude of "Eh, they'll just drive around us". And then the traffic does just that. This is either TV insanity or everyday New York behavior, I can't decide which.
No, this is the reaction to the fact that he got *_CAUGHT_* in this situation. If someone is willing to pull this sort of thing, then their empathy is so low that they would be sleeping like a baby.
@@TheTrueAdeptHe should have considered the consequences of his actions, having known she would be with children and what could happen if he decided to robbed her of her life while she was with them, like swindling the pay of his lower class workers like the corrupt man he is
what i didnt understood is how different would it been. between being in a van or in a train with a drunk driver. both will end in the vehicule crashing
FYI, that wasn't the boss. It was her fellow whistleblower who wanted 100% of the credit for whistleblowing. He also didn't know the kids would be there and didn't intend to kill people, he just wanted her to get a DUI and lose credibility
I remember an account of a woman who was on the phone with her family when she suddenly entered a highway the wrong way, killing herself, her children and neices/nephews who were with her.
@@dar4061 ... there was a case like this that really did happen and the boss was the one who did it and was found not guilty. About 10 or 15 years later some proof was found proving he did it. The guy died a couple of years before though.
@@vulcan2882 It's based on the 2009 Taconic State Parkway Crash. Toxicology, however, showed that the driver, Diane Schuler was indeed inebriated (0.19% BAC, or about 2.5 times the legal limit, and more in her stomach that hadn't been absorbed into her bloodstream), and she had a lot of THC in her system as well. Her husband and family were adamant that she wasn't a drinker and raised money to have the body retested (the findings, however, were the same as the first...Schuler was drunk and high at the time of the crash).
I like seeing/noticing re-hire actors that have been in other L&O shows. She’s is the, “I am nobody. Who are you? Are a nobody too?” episode. can’t remember the episode title, but will never forget that phrase.
@@edbsmartie thanks letting me know while making fun of me not knowing. Didn’t take it to heart, (idc, really) but it’s interesting how some people interact with others.
Man is lucky that: A) He confessed and B) That New York is a death penalty abolitionist state Had this gone to trial, and had New York retained it by that point, they'd have pushed for the death penalty given the severity of it all with how many died, and the reason for it. The absolute gross indifference to human life would NOT make the jury happy.
I would have had him the Mr. Morden treatment. Have his head on a pike just so that the next ten generations will know that some actions have too high of a price. The law works in two ways. The most useful way is for the law to be an example; this situation requires the law to examples.
@@Logick Greed. They were about to blow the whistle on their company's shady doings, but the woman wanted to give all the money to charity. He wanted to keep it. He actually never planned to kill her. He wanted to get her arrested for DUI, but with spiking her smoothie and drugging her medicine, she lost control and crashed. He tried to call police to tell them about it after he found out she had 4 kids in her car, but far too late.
It was sweet how the detectives gave the kid his own little police badge to make him feel like he was helping his family get justice, but he’s probably still going to need years of therapy.
So they did a Rod screen but didn’t see that she wasn’t drunk? And what’s up with the guys standing in the middle of the road in the opening scene, calmly expecting cars to drive around them? Poor script-writing.
@@darugosuenyoChicago is about the same but with wider roads and less congestion outside of downtown so you definitely gotta make sure you ain’t jaywalking up against speeding traffic.
She and the business guy where working together to uncover their pharma company’s but the business guy in the video (Zach) was doing it for the reward money, so he didn’t want to split the reward money with Brenda (car crash lady) so he planned to spike her inhaler and make her DUI so she would loose her credibility as a whistleblower and he’d be the only one with a reward.
im not sure the name but there was a case of a lady who crashed a car with her kids and other kids with a high blood alcohol level but the husband doesnt believe she could of drank
Okay can we all talk about the two literally just standing in this middle of a crosswalk to have their conversation, I get it’s to have the near hit but like come on
Why re upload the clips instead of new ones? Its like the publishers are renting out rights to a package of episodes and allowing different third parties to pay for the rights and profit from the clips watched.
While what the boss did was stupid and horrifying. The woman in this case was actually being pretty selfish. When one blows the whistle not only does one usually lose their job but I'm pretty sure it's hard to find work in the same field afterward (which is probably why whistleblowers are paid so much). So she was essentially making her boss and his family homeless because she wanted to go alone and give all the money to cancer research. Not excusing the boss as what he did was reprehensible. God bless everyone.
Its a pharmaceutical company. If he or the company was doing something illegal or unethical that could have harmed consumers or patients....how is that selfish? Whistleblowers rarely blow the whistle for their personal gain. They blow it because there are people down somewhere down the product chain could get hurt. In this case she noticed that the drug that was being prescribed was highly predatory. These are end of life cancer patients, and the company was benefiting from grieving patient families who were shelling out thousands of dollars in hopes to extend their loved ones life by some meaningful amount of time, but in reality the drug didn't do it. Families were falling into poverty for a drug that would extend their family member's life by only a week to a month, not months or years.
@@tic857 I didn't say he was being selfish I said she was. See whistleblowers I believe almost can never get another job at least in that field (because I don't think companies in general like people who they know are going to blow the whistle). See as pointed out in the episode (spoiler warning) her husband made a lot of money so if she was not able to find another job she was fine but he (who helped her find the info that she could use to whistle blow) was the sole breadwinner. So he was most likely not going to be able to get another job and his wife didn't work (for money I mean). So she was in a sense bankrupting him I believe even though he helped her find the information she needed to blow the whistle. God bless you.
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So, yeah, the woman driving out of control against the flow of traffic with a bunch of kids in the car is definitely not a good thing, I get that, totally get that, but the part that sticks in my mind is the two businessmen who walk out into the street and then just stop to talk in the middle of the street with the apparent attitude of "Eh, they'll just drive around us". And then the traffic does just that.
This is either TV insanity or everyday New York behavior, I can't decide which.
YES OH MY GOD, I find it very hard to believe people didn’t blare their horns are them for standing around
OMG THANK YOU! What's that moronic behavior!?
Would you believe me if I said it was *little* bit of both??
For those who are curious and don't mind spoilers: The boss committed suicide or attempted to commit suicide after he went to the bathroom.
I hope they got him on time
I just want to know WHY he killed/tried to her ?
@@cyberversegrimlock8504 company policy BS she wanted a raise
Classic
He survived. Sadly.
Naw he tried to but they saved him
Consequences hit hard when he realized what hes done
No, this is the reaction to the fact that he got *_CAUGHT_* in this situation. If someone is willing to pull this sort of thing, then their empathy is so low that they would be sleeping like a baby.
@@TheTrueAdeptHe should have considered the consequences of his actions, having known she would be with children and what could happen if he decided to robbed her of her life while she was with them, like swindling the pay of his lower class workers like the corrupt man he is
As soon as he said "I didn't mean", I knew he was guilty.
"This is why I take the subway."
Coz no one ever gets violently assaulted or straight up murdered on the subway for absolutely no reason.
what i didnt understood is how different would it been. between being in a van or in a train with a drunk driver. both will end in the vehicule crashing
NY was different when this show aired.
@@hazeleyees fair enough. It's hard to remember things before the Plague.
@@feraltaco4783 Law enforcement was able to do their job and prosecute criminals. Now not so much.
@@hazeleyees 💯% accurate.
FYI, that wasn't the boss. It was her fellow whistleblower who wanted 100% of the credit for whistleblowing.
He also didn't know the kids would be there and didn't intend to kill people, he just wanted her to get a DUI and lose credibility
I gotta admit, I like seeing Anderson in a dramatized element
I remember an account of a woman who was on the phone with her family when she suddenly entered a highway the wrong way, killing herself, her children and neices/nephews who were with her.
There was a movie or documentary about it on HBO called "There's Something Wrong With Aunt Diane"
Narcissism at it finest when it comes to someone doing hate we it takes to stop a whistleblower.
True
What's horrifying about this in reality the boss got away with it and everyone knew he did it
In reality? Eh literally not in reality it's a TV show.
This is a TV show, not reality.
To the two initial comments
No....
@@dar4061 ... there was a case like this that really did happen and the boss was the one who did it and was found not guilty. About 10 or 15 years later some proof was found proving he did it. The guy died a couple of years before though.
@@vulcan2882 It's based on the 2009 Taconic State Parkway Crash. Toxicology, however, showed that the driver, Diane Schuler was indeed inebriated (0.19% BAC, or about 2.5 times the legal limit, and more in her stomach that hadn't been absorbed into her bloodstream), and she had a lot of THC in her system as well. Her husband and family were adamant that she wasn't a drinker and raised money to have the body retested (the findings, however, were the same as the first...Schuler was drunk and high at the time of the crash).
I like seeing/noticing re-hire actors that have been in other L&O shows. She’s is the, “I am nobody. Who are you? Are a nobody too?” episode. can’t remember the episode title, but will never forget that phrase.
That’s a Dickinson quote lol
That would be the Law & Order: SVU episode "Branded"
@@edbsmartie thanks letting me know while making fun of me not knowing. Didn’t take it to heart, (idc, really) but it’s interesting how some people interact with others.
@@tainadelcaribe do you think “lol” is making fun of you?
Man is lucky that:
A) He confessed
and B) That New York is a death penalty abolitionist state
Had this gone to trial, and had New York retained it by that point, they'd have pushed for the death penalty given the severity of it all with how many died, and the reason for it. The absolute gross indifference to human life would NOT make the jury happy.
I would have had him the Mr. Morden treatment. Have his head on a pike just so that the next ten generations will know that some actions have too high of a price.
The law works in two ways. The most useful way is for the law to be an example; this situation requires the law to examples.
Why did he try to kill her?
@@Logick Greed. They were about to blow the whistle on their company's shady doings, but the woman wanted to give all the money to charity. He wanted to keep it. He actually never planned to kill her. He wanted to get her arrested for DUI, but with spiking her smoothie and drugging her medicine, she lost control and crashed. He tried to call police to tell them about it after he found out she had 4 kids in her car, but far too late.
@@ThePokemonSoldierwhat happened to the kids?
@@YJSBMMAMRA All but he woman's son were killed in the crash, one dying later in hospital, likely in pain.
As if the world needed another reason to hate Harry Crane 😂
So we’re not gonna talk about the fact that the 2 dudes who were standing in the middle of the street at the beginning
Pretty typical for New York
6:10 - Poor boy, he's lost his Mum AND his sisters.
cousins. it was the woman, her son, and her two nieces in the car. the nieces are the kids who died.
@@dietotaku Okay, it still sucks though for the son losing his Mum and cousins.
It was sweet how the detectives gave the kid his own little police badge to make him feel like he was helping his family get justice, but he’s probably still going to need years of therapy.
I love how they gave a badge to the little kid; he’s a trooper who can help catch the man who took his mom away
It was all about greed on his part for the record.
Damn, I didn't think even Harry Crane would go that far.
2:58 Everybody that gets ta watch TV at work, raise your hands?...Yeah me neither.💜👿
they had to write this based on the case of Something's wrong with Aunt Diane
I did not know Harry Crane had such a dark side.
I guess working for an ad agency or two took a toll on him 😂
I did 🤣
Well what do you expect after they made him switch to Petes office, it didn't even have a window.
There's Something Wrong With Aunt Diane
The woman in the van was actually inspired by 2 stories.
"You're always up to something, aren't you, Crane?"
So they did a Rod screen but didn’t see that she wasn’t drunk? And what’s up with the guys standing in the middle of the road in the opening scene, calmly expecting cars to drive around them? Poor script-writing.
It's New York City, jaywalking is a sport for them.
New Yorker here. In the city, traffic lights are a suggestion both ways.
@@darugosuenyoChicago is about the same but with wider roads and less congestion outside of downtown so you definitely gotta make sure you ain’t jaywalking up against speeding traffic.
If I remember correctly many episodes are based on real events.
Parts of cases are. They mix them up into new overall stories.
@@Cuaedria thought so
episode directed by Mario Van Peebles ???? Wow
What were those 2 detectives at the beginning of the video doing, just standing in the middle of the road?
They were stupid for just standing there like that
Doing what they were doing before making detective...that's right traffic cops
They weren't detectives they were just ordinary people jay walking before the mother speeding and crashed
Confused about whistleblower headline...what did she report on?
She and the business guy where working together to uncover their pharma company’s but the business guy in the video (Zach) was doing it for the reward money, so he didn’t want to split the reward money with Brenda (car crash lady) so he planned to spike her inhaler and make her DUI so she would loose her credibility as a whistleblower and he’d be the only one with a reward.
@@yucol5661 ahh thank u
@@yucol5661no she wanted to dump everything to charity. She didn't care to share
This is just messed up in so many ways. I seen this before.
who stands in the middle of a crosswalk?💀
Is this based off “There’s something wrong with Aunt Diane”?
Yes it’s about Diane Schuler
What season and episode please?
He was a whiney-weasel when he worked for Bertram, Roger & Don too.
The best serial 👍 for me 😊 😅 😮
Which real-life story was this episode based on?
im not sure the name but there was a case of a lady who crashed a car with her kids and other kids with a high blood alcohol level but the husband doesnt believe she could of drank
she was coming back from a camping trip and was complaining of tooth pain
the last name is schuler
They made an episode about Aunt Diane
Isn’t that the guy from The Devil Wears Prada?
i too would get a lil stabby if people wont stop whistling around me.
0:05 is that Sandra Joseph?!
Is that Dean from In The Dark!?
Somewhat similar to the Diane Schuler case but this mother didn't do this intentionally. 😢
Anyone notice her gear shifter was in park??
I wish I could meet the NYPD mounted police and their horses and show the NYPD mounted police the law and order videos
He intoxicated her with claridryl
That boss is evil.
Is this based off of "there's something wrong with aunt Diane"??
OMG miss goodwin is in this from chicago med!!
wait is that Detective Hitchcock from Brooklyn Nine-Nine on tv?
Wait, which character!?
@@nabeelahwasfi at 3:08
If only the dad hadnt needed to work late. Theyd still be alove and only shed be dead
And that makes it any better how?
They used a real life incident (the car accident, ) for this story???
Okay can we all talk about the two literally just standing in this middle of a crosswalk to have their conversation, I get it’s to have the near hit but like come on
wouldnt this be considered a confession under pressure?
Doped, season 20, episode 8, boss Rich Sommer
Man I work with propofol , now I'm scared
Why re upload the clips instead of new ones? Its like the publishers are renting out rights to a package of episodes and allowing different third parties to pay for the rights and profit from the clips watched.
Oh look, the definition of capitalism.
@@ThatSceneKittyCatFemboy I am not unaware to the obvious. It doesn't excuse abuse of a content-delivery platform
@@PimpMacSlickBac That's exactly the point. We're both saying the same thing.
wtf is going?
"This is why I take the subway" --- That is why no one watches modern law and order. L&O is not CSI and shouldn't have CSI style quips.
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Cant wwait until they do something with Meghan and Harry case 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
While what the boss did was stupid and horrifying. The woman in this case was actually being pretty selfish. When one blows the whistle not only does one usually lose their job but I'm pretty sure it's hard to find work in the same field afterward (which is probably why whistleblowers are paid so much). So she was essentially making her boss and his family homeless because she wanted to go alone and give all the money to cancer research. Not excusing the boss as what he did was reprehensible.
God bless everyone.
Its a pharmaceutical company. If he or the company was doing something illegal or unethical that could have harmed consumers or patients....how is that selfish? Whistleblowers rarely blow the whistle for their personal gain. They blow it because there are people down somewhere down the product chain could get hurt. In this case she noticed that the drug that was being prescribed was highly predatory. These are end of life cancer patients, and the company was benefiting from grieving patient families who were shelling out thousands of dollars in hopes to extend their loved ones life by some meaningful amount of time, but in reality the drug didn't do it. Families were falling into poverty for a drug that would extend their family member's life by only a week to a month, not months or years.
@@tic857 I didn't say he was being selfish I said she was. See whistleblowers I believe almost can never get another job at least in that field (because I don't think companies in general like people who they know are going to blow the whistle). See as pointed out in the episode (spoiler warning) her husband made a lot of money so if she was not able to find another job she was fine but he (who helped her find the info that she could use to whistle blow) was the sole breadwinner. So he was most likely not going to be able to get another job and his wife didn't work (for money I mean). So she was in a sense bankrupting him I believe even though he helped her find the information she needed to blow the whistle.
God bless you.