Benson Takes Down an Elusive Serial Killer | NBC's Law & Order: SVU
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- After eluding authorities for years, Benson (Mariska Hargitay) gets Trace Lambert (Blake DeLong) in the box and knows exactly what to say to finally take him down.
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This was one of the most casual, yet elaborate interrogations I’ve seen. & no one does it like Captain Olivia Benson
She learned from her man Elliot stabler. He did this all the time on SVU. And he does it on his show OC. Lol
@@maryammure5151 Agree to disagree. She may have watched him interrogate for years, but this was all her
@@joewhitehead3 didn't she say she learned alot from her partner watching him all these years. So yeah she did learn from Elliot. Thank you lol
@@maryammure5151 Yeah, probably how not to interrogate, cus he mostly did scare tactics & a lot of yelling
@@joewhitehead3 he didn't yell at times. He would play good cop bad cop. He would flirt with the women suspects and be all nice and sweet to them. He would play them like a fiddle. For me no one does it like Elliot stabler. He knows how to be charming and get under their skin at the same time. Lol
Yo my girl Benson played this sick man out she always gets her perp one way or another I love Benson so much
She should teach Voight how to get them the right way
@@alva9704 ‼️‼️: true… but we know Voight’s never gonna change 🤷🏾♀️
@@alva9704 especially when crimes are against children and single mothers. He loses his cool.
STOP HER FACE WHEN HE SAYS “it was my plan” lmaooo
Wow
3:04
Lol!
Wow, deep. She’s getting inside of his mind and speaking his language. Reverse psychology at its finest. One of the many reasons this show is so good is because they reenact interrogation scenes very realistically. This was very well done. There’s these types of covert interrogations, there’s the interrogations where you side with the killer the whole time using your manipulation tactics to get information, and then there’s aggression. This show is so iconic. :)
It's kind of what Jake Peralta did. Played into the guy's arrogance.
That moment she looked at him and said, "OMG that IS a good plan!" --using her actual horror and disgust to encourage him!
Yea, MH is such a television icon. I really think she’s reached that status. I’m waiting for the day this woman does a movie so she can just go ahead and get her well deserved Oscar. No one else can carry this role the way she does:) She brings a warmth, a maternal strength and fierceness that I don’t think anyone else can. Truly :)
Made me think of L&O: Criminal Intent. Benson picked up some tactics from Eames
I loved the shocked look Benson gave him and said, "That was a good plan." she looks so horrified but played it off as amazement. Wouldn't b surprised if that was unscripted.
It wasn’t unscripted bud.
@@gopackgo4036 how do you know? They improv scenes quite often.
@@TaraConway16 it was too fake and dramatized to be unscripted.
This episode was a good throwback from the days of Cragen, Liv & Elliott, Cabot & Novak, and antigovernment Munch . Hope we have more of these
I miss the duo Fin and Munch. . Can't say they were opposite, they just did not talk the same topics. But when it was to the action, they were on the same page.
Hasn't this sick B......... played a perpetrator on SVU before can't recall the episode name a few Seasons back ,Olivia was on trial for killing him 🤔
@@patrickrose3374 no lol he does look like him but no this isn’t the actor who played lewis.
@@patrickrose3374 the other killer was called William Lewis. He looks a lot like him
And Fin
This scene was SOOO good. Whole episode was a nail biter.
This episode was one of the best SVUs I’ve seen in a while. This interrogation reminded me how good Mariska is as an actress and how good Olivia Bensons character is. Incredible
Do you know which episode this was from?
Hargitay is such an amazing actor.
I do not see someone playing Benson, I just see Benson. She nailed this scene.
Emmy winning scene right here!! I agree with a member of the fandom; this episode had a throwback feel to it -- in addition to it being very diabolical and uber creepy. I knew it was going to be insane when the boy with the skateboard referred to the perp as a "vampire".
Captain Benson, her Royal Highness, straight up old school Star Wars style, delivered a premium level "Jedi Mind Trick" on that dumbazz perp by by hyping his intellect. Total queen!!👑💣🔥👏💞💕❤
He almost looked like William Lewis for a sec
Yes straight up he looked like him from a distance!
I was literally about to post a question if it's the same guy there have been times people have had multiple roles on SVU at different times
Girl I almost had a heart attack 😳
You can tell Mariska Hargitay is eating this up and is so amazing as Olivia Benson. She is unlike any other.
she pulled a jake peralta on him, she knew his ego couldnt take it.
i think they dont really have a case against him and if he didnt admit to it they'll have no suspect. SVU was extremely lucky that he admitted to it
All serial killers are psychopaths/sociopaths, which also means they're narcissistic. The best (and easiest) way to get a narcissist to tell on themselves is to invalidate their "accomplishments" (in this case, murder). They will suffer narcissistic injury, become enraged, and admit to everything just to try and save their bruised ego, regardless of the consequences. It's like clockwork.
God this episode takes me back to the old days. SVU did good this episode :)
That guy fell for it hook, line, and sinker. Liv rocks!
How to get a perp to confess: Hurt their ego.
No because the way her reminded Benson of William Lewis when he said “I kept her alive for days.” Her face dropped bro. She looked so disgusted. I was so shocked oml.
What I like about this episode was that it felt like old school SVU the court side took a backseat and the squad had to track down a literal monster and bring him to justice.
he was done the moment she walked into the room
Just Imagine if Elliott came in the Interview room outta no where after Olivia walked in
Trust and believe!!😄
Lol!!!!
Cora: what would Elliot have done if
he had came into the room?
And he had no idea!! 👍👍👍👍
Olivia played him like a fiddle. 😂😂💖.
Love 💗 Olivia Benson 🎉
Her facial expressions 😂
This….this is a brilliant scene. Not only in how Captain Benson caught this vile fiend, but how throughly the show writers did their homework in crafting this evil creature. If you don’t believe, do some research and you’ll see some seriously messed up, scary stuff in the world of true crime. And your skin will crawl at how there are monsters like this one in real life.
Benson is so good! Love SUV!
The car?
@@EpicAndrew97 lol
We need real life Bensons in this world!!!!
I agree
Olivia played hm like a fiddle !
Marisa brought this character to perfection. She’s amazing.
The lighting was crazy.
*OMG Why did I think that was the person who played William Lewis??? Lmao!!*
*(Which btw, I would have liked if they continued that story with William having a little brother wanting to get revenge or sumthin)*
That's what I thought too.
I got a Lewis vibe from that guy too.
I’m hoping they’ll bring that pycho kid Henry Mesner back once again, to be the William Lewis for Rollins’
I didn't see the episode, but when i saw this scene, at first i thought he was William Lewis
Olivia Benson is so good at getting criminals to admit the truth about the crimes that were committed
This Was EPIC!!! SHE PLAYED HIM GOOD!! 💯💯
Captain Benson, we've missed you! Welcome back!
this was one of my fav interrogation scenes. mariska was amazing
*That was a Great plan* omg i died😂😂😂 her faceeee
Really missed Carisi this ep. 😔
This episode was one of the best yet and I've watched every episode a few times!! Benson is boss!!
This is why Olivia Benson is the best, she knows which buttons to push to get a confession. He didn't even realized he was being played
She got him good. Omg. I knew she was gonna be like this whole making him as the weak one to confess. She did it again. I love when she does to suspects. She learned from her man Elliot stabler. He does this all the time. Lol
Yes she learned from Elliot
@@Isabella2335. yes. And damn when she said in my whole 20 years of working on SVU I have never seen anything like this. I agree. But he still don't beat that dude William Lewis. He's still the evilest of all of them. No one comes close to that pyscho. Lol
@@maryammure5151 He do best William Lewis. He killed all these women and put their bodies in some damn warehouse. What the hell is you watching lmao
@@tmgaming8724 dummy they did this episode years back in another svu episode when the dude cut off their beasts as a souvenir after he raped and killed them. Haha so you shut up little man. They just copied that episode and made it more women in the mix. And it's also a mix of that dude who slashed hookers body. Nope William Lewis still the evilest of them all. But thank you for letting me know I do watch the show unlike your self. 🤣
@@maryammure5151 Yates was also a "good" bad boy. Remember when they find the bodies in the sand...they though of his personal cimetery.
Svu sometimes brings up super villains and we love that.
Top 5 psychos in SVU/P.D :
William Lewis
Greg Yates
Trace Lambert
Henry Mesner
Carl Rudnick
These are the most unsettling ones.
This one was so good and powerful!!! Benson is that chick you can't get over on her I wanna meet her!!! I wish I worked there in her squad. She's stroking his ego knowing it's him. That's why she's women of the year!!!
WATCHING THE MASTER AT WORK
Olivia hit him with some reverse psychology smooth great episode
This could very well be Law & Order SVU’s most formidably haunting episode ever.
What’s the name of episode? 😅
@@DMW111090 “They’d Already Disappeared”
You know it's a convincing performance when your blood runs cold.
Reminds me of Jake taking down that dentist in 99. Insult there intelligence make them think it was all luck.
*their
I mean, if you're talking about intelligence...
@@girlywench thanks. Man I always get those two mixed up
She's done this before. She's the best
....this made my skin crawl. Not much can do that to me. She saw an opening and went IN. Damn, she's good!
Great scene
Love this woman
Oh how great would it be if Eddie Wagner became a suspect in an svu case? 🤔
damn.. they both were so good!
He looks like a scrawny william lewis
Olivia benson best
I always wonder if this is really how interrogations go, bc it's very obvious what she's doing from the start. You'd have to be really unstable for something like this to get you talking.
You can watch real interrogations in YT, (with a break-down voice over or not)
This is why I rank Benson as my fourth favorite character of the show, behind
Ada Alexandra Cabot
Odafin Tutola
Elliot Stabler
Each week she moves further down the list. Turned the show into a woke joke.
@@USMCasper How? We’re adults we can watch shows that reflect real life issues
DANMMMM
Bruh idk why but this gave me some Criminal Minds vibes
OG ORIGINAL GANGSTER🤣👍
Any links to the rest of it? Our on demand keeps buffering and then restarted from the beginning. We didn't get past the part where he held up the 2nd pic and bragged. We want to know what happens next
Is it just me or does the actor who’s playing the serial killer, his face with the mustache look like Freddie Mercury?
Looks like the watererd down version of lewis
Yeah a low rent version of Lewis!!😂
@@marlenesheffield8777 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is William Lewis at home
i thinks she is now in lennie briscoe vibe
i believe mariska like a lot lennie briscoe and joe fontana
a man fesses up to his purported murders when the detective lures him in...
He shouldn't have felt accomplished and proud at the end.
In a mind like his, he felt like he should have
@@joewhitehead3 *Sighs* I know.
thats a true antisocial serial killer
That episode hit different, way darker than usual, it felt like a Lewis episode. I wish I never watched it 💔
I felt the same way. I felt freaked out for about an hour afterwards, as I was trying to fall asleep. That was next level frightening. 😰
@@oceanswhisper9453 Same here! I can’t explain why it scared me so much psychologically! They must have been in a dark place while writing this one.
Was this a rip from the headlines?
I felt like I it was very similar to the Anthony Sowell murders in a few ways.
Looks like Jeff Lipscomb
Nice
Great try to find the edges of his ego and then start stepping on his ego teasing then ripping that ego to shreds to get a confession because you know he craves for that reconission
Bring him down Captain and get his sick a$$ in jail!!! No one does it like Benson!!!
love ya olivia
I know this was a real case that the writers researched
What’s season n episode plz?
S23E7
The question they never asked (and I hate this sometimes 😤) is WHY?
Way to go Benson ! Fantastic tactic to get the perpetrator to confess ! Now, in reality, if I could only get law enforcement to get the perpetrators who tortured my infant daughter (Miya Jane Justeson 2/23/2007-3/18/2007), vandalized my 2003 Honda Element, performed illegal entries in my apartments/rented room, stole bank statements, tampered with my mail, illegally infiltrated my cell phones/computers, ruined portions of my college graduate coursework, destroyed other property, blocked employment+housing, stole property/belongings, tried to run me over, and other crimes ....that would be fantastic ! I have only been trying, getting blocked, and waiting for over 16+ years !
#arrests
#lawsuit
On another note...it is highly interesting that this ASPD perpetrator would mention poison which mimicks a heart attack.
Anyone know what episode this is from?
this guy reminds me of the guy that took olivia hostage on a few episodes
I do believe that this guy lored those girls to that area for sex or whatever, but I don’t believe he’s the killer - I think he wants the notoriety that he is because his mother said what a letdown he was and at the end he told Benson to let his mother know what he did.
I think the killer is the coroner because the little boy on the skateboard said that the vampire man was a tall white man and what was done to those women took surgical skills/medical knowledge and had a set up like an operating room.
Also in the beginning of identifying these women, the coroner called one of the girls “Angel“ and mentioned to Benson that about 10 years ago, he took his daughter to a Xmas show when the first victim (Angel) was brought in and they said that these killings were going on for the past 10 years, but I have a feeling we’ll find that out MAYBE in episodes to come, but that’s my opinion.
I lowkey suspected the coroner too! It could very well still be this guy though. Perception for little kids is different; avg height can appear tall to them since they are much smaller.
Ya I thought there was something off about the coroner…like creepy off! The way he seemed to display a personal attachment to them seemed a little suspect.
I wonder what certain "big guys" in jail are going to do when HE says: No No.
Yikes!
what's the guy's name??
Some of the things he's saying is same thing gary ridgeway said
Dexter William
I felt that this episode was rushed.
I agree and I don’t believe he’s the killer, I think it’s the coroner and if you scroll up, I wrote a whole comment about why I think that
@@franny5059 I thought the same thing I thought the guy that did this was originally bigger than this guy because of how grabbed the victims sister when he found her and was trying to get away I don’t know
Eem, pretty sure there was an episode of Brooklyn 9-9 like that 😅
Mommy's comment messed him up, huh?
Is it me or is this William Lewis???????
The problem with the Ego is that Egos are stupid. Stupid and desperately needy.
Any time you see a man destroy himself, when you look into his story, it always turns out that, one way or another, his road to ruin is covered in Ego droppings.
He let his dumba*s, know-nothing Ego do his thinking for him.
In the end, it always takes them down.
Pros and cons of this episode
Pros:
1.nice little throwback to older episode formats ( I really wish they bring it back)
2. Imo murder mysteries are better than the rape stories because it seems like they are getting kinda repetitive.
Cons: the pacing on the episodes really made no sense. How did beauty get kidnapped minutes after rollins talked to her? Also the bodies seem like they were already going into the mummified state when rollins first discovered them. Once again super confusing
Hopefully real life detectives are a little more subtle.
Que episode y temporada
23x7
What is sad is that people are really this ego-centric.
Okay, my problem with this episode is how the police handled finding out there was a serial killer working inside of that warehouse; my first problem stems from them finding the scene of the crime and breaking into the place without a warrant. This was never brought up during the episode. Sure, that kid told them a "vampire" lived there, but that's _hardly_ probable cause, as kids have vivid imaginations. Secondly, and this is my biggest problem, why didn't the police just stake the place out and wait for the guy to return?
Sure, they _thought_ they had the right guy in "Country," but not only did that not turn out to be the guy, but they employed that typical tunnel vision cops seem to use once they get a suspect, or "person of interest," in their sights. And sure, it worked out and they got the guy quickly, but that's _only_ because of an autistic kid who was an X-factor of whom they could not account. Or was it because they didn't want to wait for another victim to be raped? Which would be a good reason.
Great episode, regardless of my idiosyncrasies. 😂
The serial killer was actually kind of boring to me.
Final interview scenes, like this; are what caused me to fall out of love, with the L&O franchise.
A serial killer; who was methodical enough, to elude detection, and capture, for 10 years. And this same person; allows himself to get BAITED by Lt. Benson, using an emotional ploy.
It doesn’t make sense.
While I understand, that LT. Benson is supposed to be “Super Cop”. At least have certain episodes make sense. They can’t all, be wrapped up, within a 1 hour time slot.
Certain villains; require a 2 or even 3 episode session.
Let’s refrain, from getting sloppy; just because Elliot Stabler is back. Let’s not rest on laurels.
This she that I knew is in Southern California.
I have no idea why these trash people are allowed to continue to steal from me
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1 word: disgusting
I am 3rd ahh