Unnoticed Death (Leighton Meester) | S09 E15 | Law & Order
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ส.ค. 2023
- Episode recap from Season 9, Episode 15 "Disciple": Briscoe and Curtis investigate the death of a girl who managed to die, unnoticed, amid the hustle and bustle of an ER's waiting room.
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Omg that five twelve line is so perfect for someone stuck in a disorienting emergency situation. Fantastic.
4:15 I love Van Buren in this scene. Her reaction to what the mother said before opening the blinds is perfect. She is just SO done with this woman and her Innocent Act.
Also I grew up with Aspergers and ADHD I was lucky to have been diagnosed when I was 3 years old. You take a kid with issues like that to Occupational Therapy (O.T.) which is usually only 100+ dollars for visits, not to a religious nut who tried to recondition her through viscous beatings. Losing 100s of dollars is much better than losing a child, especially this way.
ADHD kids in around the world must medicated.
@@teodorusdikypermadi Who Alessa?
@@annikenlittle9644 the kids d.o.a
Van Buren was also a single mom, so adding all that up, she had no respect for that mom
Briscoe was the same with Bill, he probably slammed his hand on the table so he wouldn't slug him.
5’12 😂😂😂😂 the way I screamed
Hey, she knew/remembered all the pertinent details that helped. Pick and chose your insults, but she helped with other details.
@@jennifertaylor2593
Lighten up. 5'12" is funny.
So they performed an exorcism on Kira because she had ADHD? 🤬that makes me so angry that a parent in her right mind would do that to her own child
The key words are, in her right mind. These people were not in their right or any minds. Their was a solution, though it would have taken some time, effort, and support from the "family" and professionals. Instead, they turned to religion as a "last resort." The prior decision was to chain her up like a dog as if that would help her in any way. I think bringing the daughter to a place of worship is altruistic and maybe a part of the overall treatment but instead, they turned their child over to a very sick, warped and delusional woman of the cloth who thought the answer to her severe behavioral problems was an exorcism bc the devil was making her act this way. Instead, they tied her up with a 4 point restraint and beat the living daylights out of her bc they had to "beat the devil out of her." What's horrifying is this incident has occurred in real, which makes it even more depraved. I can't even fathom this type of other worldly abuse. 😢😢🤬🤬
It's cases like this that make me actually FEAR religion, not hate but fear it
I don't think she had ADHD. It was probably ODD. But exorcism doesn't work on that either.
I've heard of cases where parents exorcise their children for having autism, so this doesn't surprise me as much as it should. You'd be surprised by how many parents do this to their own children, honestly. That's the scary part.
@@Aurasoul. too right! 😞
"5'12? That's good."
Credit to Lennie, he brushed it off, kept a straight face, and wasn't rude.
As someone with autism/ADHD/anxiety & depression, not only can I not sympathize with parents who kill their special needs children, I hate them.
People like that should never have kids. If you wish to have kids (either biologically or adoption) you need to take in everything both the good n the bad
@@RevolErtaeht exactly
Nana of special needs child here. I agree 💯
They hate you too
@@wind1574 Yeah, I can tell
The sad thing is that the episodes are based on real life events so this must've really happened to a girl.
I don’t think all episodes are based off real events
@@Jack_SsI think they're all somewhat inspired by events though. Of course, lots of story and plot changes, but the basic idea.... I've seen too many stories similar to pretty much all the episodes for it not to have been inspired. The world is pretty heinous, I could probably find a real case (or a few) with a close match to nearly every episode.
“5-12? That’s good…” 😂😂😂
Using him wanting a lawyer as grounds for suspicion is fucked up. It's worse than arresting someone just people they swore at you.
I could understand tying her down with belts if they really, genuinely believed she's possessed. But they're supposed to "fight the devil" with "word of God". With prayers! Breaking the ribs? Nope, you crossed the line directly into the hell territory. Now YOU'RE evil.
Perfect example of why modern day parenting teaches to never make a punishment you aren't willing to do. If you have a rebelling kid with strong feelings going on and you push them away with punishments it's going to snowball bigger or they'll hide it better. When she even considered chaining her daughter up she should have sought out therapy
That is a giant leap 😮
My mother did this with my younger sibling.
Younger sibling left home as soon as legally able to.
The next one down got kicked out for being a teen-ager.
My escape was only due to getting accepted into a university 6 hours away
@@TheKrispyfortHope you cut off contact with your so called 'mother' once you were able to leave
I have ADHD and this upsets me. Also the way this girl was treated reminds me of the movie Carrie
Reminded me of the NBC mini series Psybil starring a pre-movies Sally Field, about a girl who was tortured as a child and splintered into 16 personalities
Sybil, no P.
At least Carrie got revenge on everybody for abusing her.
You should go to Law School. Be an ADHD-ADA.
Gosh all these actors are amazing!
“ ugh , NURSE “ lmfaooo that was mad wack
the truest line ever.
pregnant lady: how long have you been here?
Head injury woman: is it still the nineties?
(me internally) yeah sounds about legit for all hospitals even ones that have empty waiting rooms. ameriiica everyone. still this bad even in 2023
Facts!
It's not better elsewhere in the world, I live the UK and spent Boxing Day last month with my grandmother in A&E. She was the one needing treatment (she's perfectly fine now) we got there at 11pm on Boxing Day and we finally left at just after noon the next day. We probably spent 10 of those 13 hours in the waiting room. There were people in worst states than us there who'd been waiting even longer.
It’s worse in countries with socialized healthcare, they have huge waiting lists and even more crowded waiting rooms
yeah. this is an American show though so this is legitimately how an actual American hospital is. i know in some countries there isn't even a doctor available for miles and you have to go into a big city from a small village in some parts of Asia and even then the odds of proper health care are dependent on how much money you make. which is sad. health care should be free for everyone.@@Sniperboy5551
@@DRAG0NSPIRIT10I hear ya, last time I went to hospital my mom n I arrived in @ 0930 n we weren't seen till 1900 (7pm) n I ended up needed serious brain surgery once they finally got a look at me
Believe in absurdities, you will commit atrocities.
I Feel kind of sorry for Bill, guy seems to have a disorder.
"Who does this one belong to???"
The Morgue.
Aaaannd of course the individual(s) who loaded this video excerpt chopped up the intro so badly that they cut out one of Lenny Briscoe's best quips. After Dr. Sugarman, who didn't know a single detail about the dead girl, blows off their queries & rushes off, Briscoe sardonically remarks "*NOW* he's in a hurry.."
I love this show
She really screwed herself with that fake picture.
These shows has a foot chase in every episode.
Variation of The Exorcism of Emily Rose case.
Golly! To think that they would pull the blinds up slowly to get give the parent(s) the time to prepare themselves
5 12 hahahahaa I died
“BALENCIAGA!”
As if being neurospicey is a deliberate choice.
Child abuse is definitely a deliberate choice.
I'm going to process
dont wish to be around those horrible lying thieves....
Please tell me that the two women were found guilty and received a life sentence.
The episode opens in a hospital emergency room where a teenage girl, Keira Grayson, is found beaten to death. From security footage, Green and Briscoe identify Bill Crawford, who brought Keira to hospital. They also find that the day before Keira's death, her mother had been in contact with Crawford. Mrs. Grayson has an alibi, since she was at a Catholic church at the time Keira died. The detectives discover that through the church, Mrs. Grayson and Crawford both know a former nun named Sister Rosa Halasy. The detectives find evidence of Keira having been restrained and beaten in Sister Rosa's apartment, so Sister Rosa is arrested.
Crawford confesses that Keira died during an exorcism intended to cure her severe behavioral problems. Because of Mrs. Grayson's obviously fragile mental state, which would earn a jury's sympathy, McCoy allows her a plea deal. Crawford also gets lesser charges, and Sister Rosa is the sole defendant to murder. But in court, Sister Rosa testifies that she hears messages from St Michael, who directs her to do God's will. She says that during the exorcism, St Michael told her to send Mrs. Grayson away and then crush Keira's chest with a crucifix to drive the devil out. McCoy fears losing the case if he tries to challenge Sister Rosa's religious convictions.
When cross-examined by McCoy, Sister Rosa says that God will hold her responsible for not being able to defeat Satan and save Keira; but that no crime was committed. She denies wanting to hurt Keira and says that she understands what this looks like to outsiders. McCoy convinces the jury that, even if Sister Rosa really is a messenger of God, she is still human and must abide by the same laws and moral principles as anyone else. They convict, and while Carmichael is satisfied that justice has been served, McCoy still feels conflicted.
Why would a student at a PS school in new york city be wearing a school uniform?
Give me 1 minute with them
So, what happened?
is it me or is that the same set as ER?
As a said again i felt really bad about the plot twist
Omg Moira!!!!
❤❤❤❤❤
In Poland no one would laugh at a joke about waiting
She has a head wound, and he's making fun of her memory.
He was not making fun of her memory. He was laughing because she said five feet twelve inches and five feet twelve inches is six feet. So its a funny thing to say.
And he is not even making fun of the 5 feet 12 thing. I get “making fun” is one of those things that can vary from person to person
@@yucol5661 yep
I think that comment was meant to indicate he realised her head wound made her a less reliable witness
She's probably concussed,you say the most oddest things . I'm recovering from one and my dr was laughing at what I was saying I don't even remember what I said
Five-twelve.
Did she ever have cancer?
Detective said “her body was full of blood”’……Im like isn’t everyone’s??…..lol
Is this ms Carmichael’s first episode?
It's her 15th episode
Spoiler ending?
The former nun Rosa was doing an exorcism on the girl. She says she heard St Michael in her head, telling her to crush the girls chest with a crucifix so that the devil would leave her. She is convicted in the end
@matildauebel7599 thanks!
@@matildauebel7599The Mother??
@@krishnasanyal7 Mom gets a plea deal.
"Disciple"
thanks for posting
What the hell is wrong with people
Tom Brokaw? Back when the news was news.
Why was the man who tried to save her charged?
And people wonder why I'm not religious.
La Vega's.... Again.... Thanks NYPD
Did they follow up with the beaten wife and her daughter ?
The episode opens in a hospital emergency room where a teenage girl, Keira Grayson, is found beaten to death. From security footage, Green and Briscoe identify Bill Crawford, who brought Keira to hospital. They also find that the day before Keira's death, her mother had been in contact with Crawford. Mrs. Grayson has an alibi, since she was at a Catholic church at the time Keira died. The detectives discover that through the church, Mrs. Grayson and Crawford both know a former nun named Sister Rosa Halasy. The detectives find evidence of Keira having been restrained and beaten in Sister Rosa's apartment, so Sister Rosa is arrested.
Crawford confesses that Keira died during an exorcism intended to cure her severe behavioral problems. Because of Mrs. Grayson's obviously fragile mental state, which would earn a jury's sympathy, McCoy allows her a plea deal. Crawford also gets lesser charges, and Sister Rosa is the sole defendant to murder. But in court, Sister Rosa testifies that she hears messages from St Michael, who directs her to do God's will. She says that during the exorcism, St Michael told her to send Mrs. Grayson away and then crush Keira's chest with a crucifix to drive the devil out. McCoy fears losing the case if he tries to challenge Sister Rosa's religious convictions.
When cross-examined by McCoy, Sister Rosa says that God will hold her responsible for not being able to defeat Satan and save Keira; but that no crime was committed. She denies wanting to hurt Keira and says that she understands what this looks like to outsiders. McCoy convinces the jury that, even if Sister Rosa really is a messenger of God, she is still human and must abide by the same laws and moral principles as anyone else. They convict, and while Carmichael is satisfied that justice has been served, McCoy still feels conflicted.
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The cops in this show are horrible human beings with no respect for protocols 💀
"The whole inside of her body was full of blood!"
I mean, I think that's where the blood is SUPPOSED to be, but alright.
True, but what matters is HOW it’s supposed to be in there.
She doesn't say body, she said abdomen
Internal bleeding dude
Put away the games and get educated. Yes blood is supposed to be in your body. Not pooling in the abdomen.
@@David-yo5re person was trying to be funny.,..failed miserably at it
YOU JUDGEMENTAL ..........................................................................................'S............
As the late great Mr Hitchens said "Religion poisons everything."
Hitchens was a simpleton whose reductive viewpoint has been co-opted by every person with thumbs to type.
This wasn't about religion, it was about desperation and zealotry. The Church's investigative process and the in-depth analysis of a person's life prior to any recommendation for an exorcism is extreme. It requires several psychiatrists to first determine they don't have a neurological condition before the specialists are even called.
@@matthewgillies7509yeah. Today that is. And if they follow the rules. Or do you think the Catholic Church has authority over all of its priests and religious members actions?
I think a more accurate statement would be "there are people who do evil across the spectrum of every group, ethnicity, religion, and creed, certainly not excluding the completely secular"
@@justincase7848 Yes, but every now and then there's a case of exceptional evil.
@@matthewgillies7509 of course. But unfortunately that evil is not limited to religion at all.