The Good Girl Who Got Caught | Law & Order
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A young woman of Italian descent changes her story when her fingerprints turn up at the apartment of a murdered black college student.
From "Good Girl" (Season 7, Episode 3): A young woman of Italian descent changes her story when her fingerprints turn up at the apartment of a murdered black college student. With Jerry Orbach, Benjamin Bratt, Sam Waterston and Carey Lowell.
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The dad was right, though! Do not talk to police without a lawyer, ever.
It's a tv show... Anyone with a brain knows that...
“Don’t commit murder” should be another important lesson.
She tried to manipulate the police
@@gawainethefirst yup that's right
@@idontno0 that is not true. Double sonl when you are under police pressure
The dad couldn’t be more correct. *Never EVER say a WORD to law enforcement* under any circumstances. Lawyer up IMMEDIATELY and let him/her do ALL the talking.
In the words of Tom segura “I’m gonna talk to the cops and straighten this whole thing out. You’re gonna do 25 to life. Good luck with that”
Unless you saw the person who did it! Then let them know what you saw.
@@throckwoddle Nope, still work through a lawyer
@@colinhobbs7265 No way in hell I'll let someone else suffer because I fear the legal system. I will not have the bad guy's future victims on my conscience.
@@throckwoddleyeah but the cops could turn that around to 'why were you there? Why didnt you help thr victim?' or 'why didnt you come forward when you found out?' and if they dont have great forensics, they could try implicate you. Cops do not play above board
Just so y’all know she wasn’t assaulted she killed him because he broke up with her, because he was black she didn’t want anyone to know they were dating he didn’t like that so he broke up with her and she killed him
Yes. I saw this episode.
I hope she got a lot of jail time not only she killed him but try to ruin his reputation and memory
her poor mother
Thank U for the summary, Kiarra. I Appreciate it.
Poor dude. Nobody wants to be kept a secret by their significant other. He couldnt deal with that (understandable) so he broke up with her but she wanted her cake & eat it to. Killed him & accused him of raping her. She's a real piece of work.
@@shevahauser1780 her poor mother ?
"I wanna explain what happened." Yeah because that's how it works. Once you explain why you committed the crime they'll totally let you off scot-free.
If what she said was true, it wasn't a crime. But she is an idiot. We have an adversarial legal system and the person she was talking to has the job of making arrests. That is who you never ever talk to. Only to say: I want my lawyer.
Remember the police are there to help you and they are the ones who will keep you out of jail.
Yeah she could've just kept her mouth shut and waited for the lawyer. Idiotic. But she wasn't innocent so I'm glad she talked 😇
@@angelgray8899 Except her whole story was a pack of lies so.... chances are when her lawyer got there she would tell them the same story, and they would tell the detectives and try for a plea deal.
Anything you say can & will be used against you.
funny how the chief as a woman saw right through her act
Duh only women could see through this bs
@@alicianelson1252 Lol anybody could see through the BS
@@ItsGooseIsland It wasn't that, it was the whole her having her memory intact while claiming she was roofied.
In real life, you do NOT talk to the police without a lawyer, even if you think you have nothing to hide. (There are some exceptions, like if you get pulled over for a traffic violation, obviously. Even then, say only what's relevant for the traffic stop and do only what they police strictly tell you to do.)
Exactly!
Especially if you're innocent. How many innocent people have talked themselves into prison because they couldn't shut up. There's no benefit to talking to the police. 1) They can lie. 2) Anything you say can be used against you but NOT for your defence.
Even if they threaten you if you lawyer up do not talk, if you know an obscure language try that till your lawyer shows up. Don't talk at all.
i've always talked to cops, usually an alibi, and about Spongebob or The Land Before Time. people that are scared of incriminating themselves in the midst of a normal, random conversation should hit up a therapist after asking for a lawyer to practice adequate self-control.
@@Murray9452 "How many innocent people have talked themselves into prison because they couldn't shut up."
idk. how many? and please don't use some bullshit line like "a lot" or "more than 1".
"She's 18, I'm 17" ma'am you are pushing 35
Not quite, Ms. Esposito was 23 when this episode was filmed.
Makeup style back then was a little more heavily applied
6:23 "does she look like a stone killer?" i don't know, did ted bundy?
It is fact that a stone cold killer can look like anyone even a soft spoken woman who likes she wouldn't hurt a fly.
To be fair Jennifer Espinosa IS probably a lovely person.
That's the scary part,they never look like a killer 😣
@@marshaloiscamillephilpotts2133
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only just before he killed.
If you are 17 and look 40 ish , you do not need a fake ID.
I would still play it safe and have one in case of emergency situation where it would be necessary
She does not look 40
@@jadathomas6266 but she does look older than 17. I thought that right away!
@@lmdmn1645 About 25
owch put down the weapon sir
"She's 18, I'm 17".
I know they usually get actors that are a few years older to pass as teenagers, but yeah that one seems very far-fetched. The 17 y/o looks like she's older, while the 18 y/o could actually pass for 17 lol.
Danielle’s friend actress also plays Finns wife in SVU I love how they re use so many actors
doesn’t she also play a victim in SVU too? a reporter that was SAed?
It’s Jennifer Esposito, she did Spike Lees summer of Sam
There's been so many episodes, they probably don't have a choice in the matter. There are just so many actors, lol.
I think any long running series has to reuse small part actors...
The actress is Jennifer Esposito.
@@Backroad_Junkie There's also at least three kids I can think of who have played different roles as an adult than they did as a child.
And a fourth I can think of who played the same role 10 years apart... if you watch the show, you'll remember that little boy who was a deeply disturbed child who terrorised other and was institutionalized after holding a police officer hostage... and then 10 years later, got out and slaughtered his family along with raping his psychiatrist's daughter! A very grueling role for that child/adult, I thought.
The episode is called Good Girl episode 3 of season 7 of Law & Order and originally aired on NBC on October 2, 1996 and in the Danielle Mason played by Chelsea Altman who kills her boyfriend Charles Monroe for rejecting her and it is one most intense and racially charged episode because the killer is a White Woman and the victim is a Black Man and Mason lied about Monroe raping her too and it was disgusting that they put the victim on trial and he wasn't alive to defend himself and that his parents had to hear and see their son's reputation being destroyed and Good Girl is one of my best and my favourite episodes of L&O and I love the episode, I love L&O and it is the best.
Have you ever heard of using a period instead of “and”? Try it sometime
@@patrickpeters6016 Oh, shut up, you pseudo-intellectual !
@@patrickpeters6016 But they love it and it is the best. 😂
@@patrickpeters6016 This is youtube comments professor
@@JohnCooper-gm6mn
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One of the most powerful episodes of the series - so intense about racial conflict that I don’t think it can be broadcast on network TV today - even the n-word is used once, and hostility and suspicion between Blacks and Whites features in every scene. Stunning!
Omg not the n word! They can't get away with this
When I was in middle and high school, we had to read out loud some books in class. And guess what! We had to say the n word out loud ! 😱😱😱😱😱 The heresy!!
Oh, no! Better call a priest! 🙄
Jungle Fever has entered the chat.
@@fernandoantunezantonio3450
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Mother's reaction was "too good"!!!
@0:44 "She's 18 and I'm 17."
Wow, in all of NYC's acting pool they couldn't find any real teenage actresses? Both of those women are well into their 20's.
All of Hollywood does. Look at the first and most famous teen tv show ever 90210-half of those “kids” were in their LATE 20s
As a black male this episode was kinda scary, see how fast they use the "black guy did it" and even tho Ray is Hispanic he was all ready to believe her ..thank god for the lieutenant who actually did some real police work. ...good espisode
That's why detective van Buren is the best detective of all time.
lieutenant, not detective but yes
Van Buren was very compassionate and sensitive in advising the girl of her rights.
If that woman is 17, I must be 12
Somehow in this show, everybody agrees to talk without a lawyer….
@@esaudavis2160 in the cases of young/pretty women, the lieutenant said it best
"i doubt a lawyer can cry as well as her"
I remember this episode well. And, yes, she's lying.
In general is better to wait for the lawyer, even more so if you are innocent and not a minority. Something you say can be misconstrued either by error or intentionally. Bureaucracies are machines. that don't like to get stoped once they start.
Unfortunately, she wasn’t innocent.
This was such a good episode.
You are innocent to proven guilty in the eyes of the Court but they can arrest you in the eyes of the law 😐
innocent until proven guilty, my butt! Its the other way around, friend, you can see that in court
That is definitely true but I'm just going along with whatever the system is explaining itself
The legal system is built on the presumption of innocence until proven guilty by way of the process - the accused is given every consideration to be allowed to defend themselves. That's what they mean by innocent until proven guilty. You are allowed to defend yourself (which also includes - in this context - having a lawyer by your side to speak for you).
But the police work on assuming guilt. They then hand the criminal over to the legal system to prepare to defend himself, and their job is done.
It's the job of the police to catch the criminal, and the job of the legal system to determine his or her guilt or innocence.
You DO live in the most lenient country on earth - the legal system is built on the presumption of innocence, whether you see that or not.
Do you think women jailed or executed for offences in the Middle East are given ANY chance to even speak for themselves - let alone given a lawyer and a trial system to rigorously defend themselves!
I see all of this is into people feelings all I can say is people don't get in trouble okay stay out of the way 😜
@@myfairlahey5738
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"She's 18, I'm 17" said the 35 year old actress
The actress was 23 at the time.
I just searched this after seeing the John Mulaney bit and from the first second it’s accurate as hell
What bit?
@@TDIdialgagirl
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Mulaney pretty much explains this show to a t. the way the "witnesses" are constantly having these "walkin' and talkin' " scenes, is hilarious.
@@TDIdialgagirl The way the cops talk with people while they're working.
Fun fact, this episode was adapted into the Law and Order UK episode, "Masquerade".
Thought I recognised the story line! In the L&O:UK episode her dad broke her arm, and she was terrified he'd find out she was going out with this guy because of her dad's racism. :(
I guess that's why she's the lieutanent!!
She got promoted after killing those two black kids at the atm
It's the grossest feeling listening to her confess when I know what actually happened. I stopped the video there, but it was worth skipping ahead to Van Buran' s gut instinct kicking her detectives in the junk. I wouldn't ever agree with "believe all women" because of this episode. Some women really do manipulate the system and make all the rest of us look bad. Sorry, but it's true.
You know the percentage of women who lie is small? The vast majority is telling the truth :/
The majority are telling the truth
They make themselves look bad don’t put that on the rest of us
@@mercsaint4846 No, I don't know that the percentage who lie is small. Is there a study on this or am I just supposed to take your word for it because you're claiming to know? Either way, I'm still not going to believe every women. I'll listen, but believe- that's something else entirely. It also doesn't mean that I believe every man either. Honestly, Dr. House on House was correct- everybody lies. Including you.
Just because some individuals might possibly deceive the system doesn't mean we should therefore treat everyone like they're liars. The vast majority of people don't want to be the kind of jerk that does that, therefore it is far more effective to treat the report as legitimate until proven otherwise.
This one of my favorite episode
The 17 year old was in later episode on SVU she liked Munch. Then she died 😢
Good episode where "Munch" handled the lead...for a change.
There was obvious chemistry between the two.
Jenifer Esposito!
She's seventeen? 🤣🤣🤣
Do Not Talk To The POLICE!
Why can't u guys finish some of the crimes 😭
Spoiler:
She wasn’t drugged she killed him since she didn’t want people to know they were together
@@applefly8 actually, she killed him because he tried to break up with her because he didn't like that they had to keep their relationship a secret.
@@applefly8
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@@naan2580
Hari hari guush guush
Love the skirt Danielle was wearing during the interrogation scene
"Chawly" lol
she's 18 right, are the parents still allowed to be there??
“She’s 18 I’m 17” HA!
Jeana later becomes one of Gibbs agents after they kill off the M6 agent. Her character had issues that needed working out so she could move on with her life.
This episode is not currently streaming o n peacock I looked for it just now
Never judge a book by its cover.
lol no way girl at 0:59 is "17"
17 in dog years?!?!
The finger print tech couldn't make sure the print was vertical...
Danielle sure loved black guys.
Do you know how hard it is to get Benjamin Brett's seasons of Law & Order? They're not available in some countries; the streaming seasons and the downloads. Frustrated!
I love L&O and my favorite seasons are 3-8. It’s impossible to find them streaming anywhere. I will have to buy the dvds and save them to my laptop.
Dun dun!
Is that Melrose from America's next top model?
This episode still enrages me.
Where can I watch the rest of this episode? It is not on Peacock.
Never talk to police. Never EVER waive your right to a lawyer
I don't know why but I don't trust her, I don't trust her story
Maybe because she didn't tell friend why she should cover for her. Also she didn't look like girl who would go with stranger to his place ...
she wasn’t assaulted she killed him because he broke up with her, because he was black she didn’t want anyone to know they were dating he didn’t like that so he broke up with her and she killed him
@@kiarracollins6642 I knew it thanks for the info I didn't know how the episode ends
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Self defense.
Season and episode. Title?
love the accent
Hey its Benjamin!
What's the lesson folks? Never talk to the cops without a lawyer. No matter what
Nice nice
It always makes me laugh when cop shows only take the actual tip of the finger print, meaning above the first joint. Actual trained LEO’s take the full finger print to include below the first joint as well! A match for prints is a 13 point match, not a 6 point match! Between 6 and 13 point match is a massive deviation for comparison!!! 😂😂😂
What episode is this please?
Have a guess
"Good Girl" Season 7, Episode 3
The specific season and episode (with the episode’s name) is always provided now in the description bar - tap or click on the tiny arrow directly beneath the lower right corner of the video “box” and you’ll find everything you need.
@@Nobody-oc4yz 😊 thanks
@@Cor6196 🤭thanks
Slightly off topic here, but does anyone know the name of the of jacket the father had on? I remember having those in the late 1970's.
I think it's a London Fog windbreaker. My dad had one, had a brown plaid lining.
In the 80's, Member's Only became all the rage with a similar style, but my dad had that London Fog as long as I could remember (I was born in the 60's). We donated it Goodwill or St. Vincent de Paul along with his other clothes when he passed away in 1991.
Wow . . . .
0:33 is now Fin’s wife from SVU!
NEVER try to explain yoursef to the cops without a lawyer, see KIRSTIN LOBATO case
Especially not a black cop
I’m a black man but Gina Esposito turned me on odeee with that Italian way of talking
Don’t talkkkkkkkk to police.
6:42
What happened to the girl did she get convicted of murder or was it really self defence and got released
She's Jungle Fever!! She's Jungle Fever!! She's Jungle Fever!! She just killed her Bull!!
18 years old? Looks to be in her 30s lol
In that episode I really hated the chief.
lol the friend does NOT lookk 17. LOL
In what world is that girl 17
The constitution and the bill of rights mean nothing to these cops.
Reflects real life, at least they got that right.
The police don't care 'what happened' they care 'who did it.' It's THEIR job to say "what happened" even if/ESPEICALLY if it happened to you. Don't say a WORD, let your lawyer talk.
This girl killed a guy for no reason
A good example of why "believe all women" is a foolish attitude. We should believe FACTS AND EVIDENCE.
While I agree, most of these cases don’t have evidence.
who said that actor can play 17 she looks 23-25
The blond is 17?okay,sure.
Too many of these yt women. Remind me of Emmet Till💔
She loved him. Her whole world was bound up in him. She would be ostracized by her family and neighborhood. It was a crime of passion. She didn't go there to kill him.
I must be watching the wrong show. . . . .a woman says she was R-worded and kills someone and the two male officers just take her at her word??? Yeah, that's why the me too movement happened. Thank God the chief was like "Murderer? Is there a universal sign for that I should be looking for?" like they should all look disheveled and crazy instead of an average human being. . . . .The stereotyping started from the very beginning and the divides started right there before other racial factors were brought into play in the episode. . . . .Law and Order = great tv.
This makes me hate cops... I forgot cops just have a job. That's all they care about.
God loves you and he wants to save everyone, but in order for him to do that, you need to repent and be baptized. Also share his gospel with everyone you come in to contact with and keep his commandments 🙏🏾😘
Nah fam that’s how you loose friends. 😂 don’t shove religion down peoples throats.
@@Jessaroonie23
Don't think he's trying to shove religion down anyone's throat.
As Christians we are tasked with getting the " Word" out.
God comes to everyone...you either accept Him or you don't.
But respectfully, I don't think that was the intention.
@@mercedyzmarieguion292 at the same time, people don’t like hearing about how Christians whole lives revolve around a book. If you’re coming to me to and are non stop talking about god and all that then you are shoving it down ppls throats. Keep it to yourself, others don’t need or care about your religions. At least no Atheist does, never once seen an Atheist push their beliefs onto someone else they just keep it to themselves. So if you want to be respectful, just keep it to yourself.
Amen
Van Buren pronounced Danielle's name properly the first time she said it, then went back to that awful European way! :(
You do realise Danielle is a French name? So that 'awful European way' of pronouncing it is actually correct
Blazy ford says believe all women🥴
If that woman is 17 I haven’t been born yet