Registered Sex Offender Assassinated at the Courthouse | Law & Order SVU
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The detectives are convinced they've arrested the right suspect, but he happens to have a strong alibi.
From Season 01, Episode 07. "Uncivilised".
When a young boy is found raped and murdered in a field, a paroled sex offender who lives in the area is the prime suspect.
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I think a big problem with the logic of "he's guilty of a different crime whats the harm in pining this one on him" is that the person who committed this crime would get away because no one is looking for them anymore.
Exactly
True.
that's okay, you frame person B for person A's crimes, you frame person C for person B's crimes, person D for person C's crimes, and so on til you've busted all of them, more or less.
@@scottmatheson3346 Modern problems require modern solutions
@@scottmatheson3346 And that sounds like the making of a crime solving Ponzi scheme. lol
To this day I still don't understand how Benson and Stabler were never fired or arrested for how many times they let their personal feelings or snap judgment screw someone over.
Well cragen got suspended a few times for what people in the squad did.
I agree I use to hate it when they did that .and has no answer when they're wrong
They’re NYPD, that’s why🤣
@@masteroftheuniverse9929 :THANK YOU
@@MrCooleb That's what a leader does. Sure, it sucks when it happens; even in the military, a Commander is responsible for the conduct of those they command and lead. Homicide detectives can maintain objectivity when working a case, but the SVU detectives can't. Stabler especially; any case involving a female teen automatically reminds him of his daughter Maureen.
Well good job dad. You shot a man who didn’t even kill your child and now you’re going to jail and leaving your wife alone. Real smart.
Yea but how would he know that he wasn’t in court they can’t tell them nothing just that he’s maybe a suspect
@@BOSSMAN-xz3hw Which makes it worse. He had no right in that instance
@@triplemoyagames4195 when that happens to you you don’t exactly think right
He couldn't save his own son, but he probably saved someone else's. Monsters that harm children don't deserve to walk on the same ground as the rest of us.
@@johnnyrambles However, the guy he shot, clearly had done his time. He also was actively working on his rehabilitiion, to avoid becoming a repeat offender. So the Dad was in the wrong to kill a man who wasn't found guilty yet, and was actively being better. That's wrong
Yet another episode that shows the importance of "innocent until proven guilty".
Indeed
The fact he was on the list means he *was* proven guilty once already. The issue - if the video didn't make it clear - is double jeopardy and punishment after serving a sentence.
This is America, the motto for the justice system is technically "guilty until proven innocent"
@@deadponic117 ...unless you're rich and powerful.
@@josephkerrigan733 *cough cough* a former president.....
This show is great at long takes. Everyone had to hit their marks, extras had to be in position, lighting and sound needs to be working, etc. It seems like no big deal, but it’s incredibly technical, even for a 40 second shot.
Very true. Sometimes the transitions between characters is so brief it’s like one is cutting the other off.
I agree this show and Friends....legendary
Yup. My daughter has been working background for a couple of episodes. 5 minutes of screen time takes a full day to pull off.
I saw a set where they shot in a trip to the city. Even if no one's there with a camera and crew it's nice to walk through places like that, it was under a bridge. Near a large flower filled walkthrough area
Sometimes a 6 seconds scene is shot in 6 to 8 hours.
Kudos to the Actress who played the victims Mom. Her terror was palpable at 1:00
She also plays Rooster's girlfriend in The Ranch
I thought her delivery was mad corny
That was fucking horrendous acting idk who scripted it like that, she seemed like she was guilty of something, who reacts that early when the cops haven't even announced why they're there?
@@penelopephelange There’s nothing wrong with her delivery
@@professionalname5298 Her kid had been missing for 40 hours; if the police show up at your door with sad faces after your kid has been missing for that long, it's pretty obvious why they're there
I love how this episode is a product of it's time when you have an adult, circa 1999, referring to Pokémon as "Pokèman".🤣🤣🤣
My husband to this day calls them "Poky-mans" deliberately to annoy his kids. XD
Does anyone happen to know how this episode ended?
My grandmother called it that hahahaha
@@marycanary yup, the two teenage boys who gave up the dead pedophile’s name were the two who killed the boy.
@@cdajah6920 really or are you joking ?
they should've protected him until they figured everything out. they knew it wasn't him because he had an alibi so his own offence was breaking parole... he should've been kept somewhere secure.
Send a strongly worded letter to the writers who wrote that episode all those years ago .
@Anthony Hough people can change…….that’s the problem with the justice system now smh
@@cmj0929 You're correct that people can change. The question here is, IF they do change. Some people don't want to put in the work for that.
He should have been protected. Not because he was innocent at all, but because he is a citizen with rights. Yes. He didn't do it this time. Still, he deserves a fair treatment.
@@cmj0929 pedo’s can’t change
What I really didn't like about this episode was that it wasn't until after he got shot that they figured out that the two boys had done it. Like they basically knew it wasn't him for a while but it wasn't until after he died that they arrested the two boys.
God bless everyone.
Little children escape suspicion for very valid reasons.
The kids at the start did it?!
@@obliviouz It wasn't the kids it was I think it was teenagers.
God bless you.
@@hothotheat3000 No, I think it was two teenagers who came in as witnesses that actually did it.
God bless you.
@@FeedingFrenzy91 Yeah, it was and one of them had the gall to insult the victim during the confession to try and play down their terrible crime, it pissed me off.
"You wanna lock 'em all up?"
"Yeah, I do."
"Well, where does it stop?"
*guy empties a magazine into the accused.*
...uh... there, I guess?
I counted 4 shots
All child molesters and rapists deserve to be burned at the stake.
@@PUREHOZER And Stoned while they are burning
@@PUREHOZER Tell that to catholic church
@@PUREHOZER very very very very very very very very true
It's amazing in the L&O series how many people get gunned down outside that courthouse.
And people say Central Park is dangerous.
Or even inside, the one episode concerning the adopted black kid, Stabler, Munch and a court person were injured and 4 were killed..
@@coolbear6441Well, some of the dead were Nazis so they don't count.
@@MutteringCondolences
NYC is dangerous.
@davidd.4942
It’s almost like it’s a TV show
I am proud that the bartender did the right thing. This is an ethical problem. Do the right thing and help a registered sexual offender or let him pay.
Not sure he did it for the right reason though or out of his own free will. The way he was acting made it seem to be like his wife made him do the right thing. He was really unhappy to tell the truth, if it was coming from himself, while he wouldn't be happy to tell the truth, I don't think he would be unhappy either.
But if you don't tell the truth the actual currently dangerous one gets to continue....
right thing would have been not lying in the first place. actually, the right thing would be not to talk to cops at all.
Well he lied and gave cause to arrest the wrong person. And now the father of the murdered boy has murdered someone.
@@Littlebit31 it was dumb for them to take him to court at that point, the bartender alibi'd him even though he didn't want to, which should indicate that he was telling the truth about him being at the bar the white time, they knew he was innocent if this crime, yet still take him to court.
I’ve seen every episode of SVU and this one is massively underrated. S1 wasn’t the greatest (as is the case with most shows) but this one is one of the best they’ve ever made.
yeah it is even though the recycled the same plot years later.
I've never seen an episode of this or the original but been watching a lot of clips the last few days and think it's time, I believe SVU is available free on imdb TV, not sure about Law and Order.
Only season 16 and 17 available which is kind of strange but better than nothing, jeez both shows lasted a while.
@@1talldaddy Show's been on for 20+ years. Only so many stories to tell before they get recycled.
you know it's old when they can't pronounce Pokémon right.
I thought they said pokoman instead of pokemon to avoid any copyright issues, but when I first heard her say it, that's what I thought too.
@@kliop123432 nah no one could pronounce it correctly back then I recall it being pronounced like you said with an o like poko not poke.
@@fruitpunch-mouth Pokomon is what they call them in South Park lol.
@@gummy5862 South Park calls them "Chinpokomon" with the extra joke of "chinpo" or "chinko" being a Japanese slang for a particular piece of male anatomy.
Dude who cares about some demonic cartoon….please get a girlfriend…..
There was a similar type of situation in the UK some years back. In that case two boys aged 10, abducted, tortured and murdered a two year old boy.
The details were so horrific as to be incomprehensible.
The James Bulger case, right? I got nauseous researching that one.
Children are the worst kind of evil, because it's pure evil and the creativity that they come up with performing torture and murder puts Dahlmer and the Nazis to shame. In my city there was a five year old girl that got charged as an adult and convicted of murder. She through it would be fun to torture her three year old brother for hours before he died of his injuries. The cops that took her for processing were veterans of dealing with gangs and all the horror that came with it, but even they were shaken and freaked out by the girl.
There was the also the Leopold and Loeb case that the episode was also based
@@Baldeagle-tw2nvA FIVE YEAR OLD???
James Bulger still feel the effects of it even after so long, one of them is still in prison for other offences. Funnily enough there was a film that was supposed to be released called Mikey about a psycho killer kid but as it wasn't that long after the Bulger case it was never released in the UK
1. Helping pin the blame of a certain crime on a person who didn't commit it only helps the person who did. Yes Terbet was a sexual predator. No, pinning the crime on him will only let the killer kill more kids.
2. The entire proposed law is an insult to the legal system. It's double jeopardy. If you want to keep pedophiles in jail, you make the minimum sentence longer for child molestation. Heck I'm all for life in prison for sexual predators unless there's clear evidence that person can be rehabilitated. But you can't make up bullshit that violates extremely important rules like Double Jeopardy or punish people for crimes they haven't yet committed.
It's a show geez oh Pete just let fans enjoy the drama 🙄
@@carlaleonard5693 Its a show about a real problem, nothing wrong about debating the subject... that's what art is about
@@buxadonoff ok so you say its good to debate but yet you don't want me to comment my point of view there by invaliding your own comment 🤔
@@carlaleonard5693 except the op didn't say that he didn't want you to have written your comment.
@@tvdsje well I wasn't speaking to the op
The guy seemed to be a repentant man who was trying to live his life and not re-offend. He didn't deserve to die.
Exactly, his DNA even did not match - he was 100% innocent.
@@Bergen98 Im pretty sure that is what orange was implying.
Would you think the same if a gay man sexually assaulted a little boy?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 silly little fools here thinking child predators deserve to lie
Regardless if he was repentant or not, he didn't commit the crime and hadn't committed any new crimes, he was as innocent as any random man walking in the street. He shouldn't have been shot for a crime he didn't commit
Ok but the way she said Pokémon had me laughing
Accurate acting then.
So sad that Ryan O’Reilly went from NYPD detective to a murderer incarcerated at Oswald state prison and took Stabler with him
im very happy to see someone else saw o'reillys actor and imediately thought to make a joke i know that kellers actor was a main character through out this show but still its nice to see another actor from oz on the show
You're awesome! Ozzzzzzz
It was other way around
@@jonsnipe5484, I know, it’s just a joke
@@Undertaker67203 😂😂
Actually this happens in real life more than anyone has the courage to admit. Every year we hear of some people who are freed after serving many years in prison for crimes they didn't commit. Cops with tunnel vision are so sure of their "instincts" they bend the rules, manufacture evidence, lie under oath, all because they are convinced that "their guy" is the guilty one. So, if you get a guilty person off the street who cares about Constitutional rights. Yet, it's those very Constitutional rights which are there to safeguard innocent citizens from being railroaded like this dude in this episode. He may be a totally scum for his previous crimes. But if he didn't kill that boy that means there is another soulless predator out there the cops should be trying to find. Yet, if they can get a false conviction, that all by itself gives reasonable doubt to the the truly guilty one.
I understand the hate pedos get for being freaks but if they knew their reasons for bringing him in wasn't a legit reason shouldn't they have to let him go? He had an alibi for the time and day the crime took place with multiple witnesses and no real proof he did anything besides his past crimes
At the point they found out it would have gotten him killed in the street. The crowd was already willing to kill him so if they let him go then and there and tried to say he didn't do it. It looks like "He got away with it" he would be dead shortly after.
Then he was killed for a crime he didn’t do
Those past crimes, society believes, are sufficient.
Society believes the system failed in that they did not kill him in prison.
So they took it unto themselves.
@@njmoonfrost6145 by murdering an innocent boy, and then taking out "social justice" ??
2:25 Pokaman cards are the hot new trend, eh?
L&O captures perfectly on how the community already jumped the gun into thinking he was the killer before any concrete evidence came up. This remains a great example of today's society: "Guilty until proven innocent". That's how Johnny Depp lost his credibility with Disney and a few other companies, although to a lesser extent. He wasn't believed by everyone until all the evidence against Amber Heard came up. Jumping into conclusions can find the perpetrator quickly if you're lucky, but in cases where it's not the obvious suspect, all you're doing is letting the real culprit get away
He shot him point blank range and bullet would've gone through and hit the officer too. lol
Depends on a great of factors. Plenty of .22's 9mm's with defensive rounds wont over penetrate even at point blank.
@@louiscypher4186 Most civilian-purchasable rounds are also hollowpoints.
Law & Order Svu sure had a completely different tone back then, I love it.
This reminds me a pattern in the show is how the detectives keep losing their prisoners and control of situations because lots of people always kill their prisoners or suspects right in front of them.
I think at this point they where not considered in their custody and so they wouldnt be blamed for it.
"Assassinated" isn't exactly the word I would use. It implies that the killing was political in nature or that that dead man was someone of importance.
He was a "danger to kids", that's the reasoning "responsible parents" use to justify their bias against people like him.
As for that Doctor, I'd have had a quip at her about her salary. "If my Client gets placed into the care of your facility, how much of a bonus does Uncle Sam give you on top of your probably already over fat pay packet?"
Well you're taking the modern implication of the word. Assasin derivates from Hashishin who were men that would kill others for money or Hashi (an old form of pot brownies) in payment. Political killings were of course on the menu but you could just as well get a revenge contract. The importance of the assasinated lies therefore on the person that makes the contract.
@@flashstudiosguy The answer would be zero. They don't get a bonus for that. They're on salary and you'd look like an idiot for asking the question.
The girl scouts at the beginning of this episode were right all along
What do you mean? I didn't see this episode!
@@volkerbenedikt3868the real killers were 2 teen boys
This is a great episode.....spoiler........it ends up that two teenage boys killed this poor little boy.
One of those episodes where the perpetrators are caught, but in the end, there are no winners and no sense of victory. Two people dead for the worst possible reason: absolutely nothing.
Do you mean those two in the beginning?
@@cashewnuttel9054 no two older teenagers we meet them later in the episode
i’m glad i read some other comments to know the full story
Miscarriage of justice. If this offender goes down for the murder of the 8 yo, the real offender goes free. No real safety or justice there.
Exactly. Bar owner probably inhaled too many fumes from all the alcohol he serves.
So, The Bartender withholding a vital information? Isn't that considered a felony?
No, he has obligation to say anything. He’s not under arrest, nor is he under oath on the witness stand. Therefore, he can say nothing or even deliberately lie and it would be completely legal.
@@kylewilson2819 i'm pretty sure lying to the cops - such as saying someone left the bar when they were there the whole night - is actually illegal.
@@dietotaku You have no obligation to tell the cops the truth or to even answer their questions at all. The ONLY times you are REQUIRED to answer a policeman’s questions truthfully is when:
1. Testifying under oath.
2. Filing a police report.
3. Reporting a crime.
4. Stating your identity.
Lying in any other circumstances is morally wrong, but carries no legal repercussions. It’s also not necessarily obstruction either, as an “Obstruction of Justice” charge requires a level of participation in the crime. An example of obstruction via lying would be lying to police about the location of a kidnapping victim. A bartender lying about how many drinks he served would ONLY be considered obstruction if there were laws in place dictating how many drinks were allowed to be served to a single individual, because that would showcase a criminal level of involvement. Since the bar evidently has no such restrictions on how much alcohol can be served at once, and since it isn’t the bartender’s responsibility to track the whereabouts of its patrons, the bartender would not face any legal repercussions for lying.
This is why Stabler should never have been a police officer. He is a disaster waiting to happen: emotional, incompetent, and self-righteous. Over the course of the series, he commits more crimes than any of the perps.
Unstabler more like. 😂
do you think it would be wrong for a father to kill a gay man for sexually abusing his son
Don't forget that Eliot Stable never forgets his Catholic roots.
Danger Woman
Well that guy *should* be going to jail for 1st degree murder.
@Nutter butter Pedophiles have an incredibly high recidivism rate, higher than any other offender. When they said he was likely to commit again, they were right. There's a difference between a common criminal and a pedophile.
@@MeKaNiNjA8 That's absolutely true, but the answer shouldn't be to persecute them once they're out of prison after serving their time. I think pedophiles should have much longer sentences, but to keep harassing someone and putting a target on their back after they've been released isn't right. In this case, this guy had cleaned himself up and had a routine that worked for him and wasn't hurting anyone, he didn't deserve to die for something that he didn't do.
@Tim Burm1 the man he killed was innocent watch the episode
I stopped watching this show after they destroyed a gifted teacher by believing false accusations and just didn't care what they did to him even when the accusations were proven false.At the end stabler said its better to destroy innocent men than to let one guilty one go free or something like that. I know someone who did 10 years in jail for a sexual assault and everyone knew he was innocent including the cops and the cops just didn't care. .The guy who did it confessed after he was released and he still has that conviction hanging over his head and lives in poverty.
See, *THAT* is copaganda
Either they're saying that to avoid copyright or they're really pronouncing it as Pokeman.
(Side rant) when I was a kid, no adults were pronouncing PokeMON correctly instead they were pronouncing it as PokeMAN
May also just be diffrent dialogs or accsents .
Killed by someone who turned out to be a racist Corrections Officer. Shame.
What are you talking about?
@@BalletBullet1 They are referring to the fact that the actor who played the dead Boy's dad played another role seasons later in the same show and his character was a racist Corrections Officer 😂😂
That episode was fantastic
I swear the first time I laid eyes on those 2 boys, the 1st thing I thought was "James Bulger." Very subtle and good on those 2 young actors.
Edited for spelling.
James Bulger
@@shed66215 thanks for correcting that.
I can't help but notice how he works sorting out recycling and his clothes, house, and drinking "half his paycheck" says way more
No parent should have to go through what those parents did.
God forbid fate puts you within so much as a mile of someone’s death spot 🤦♂️
He shot the wrong one. I saw this one its 2 teen age boys & how that little boy suffered
Whoa, wait, what? :O Two other kids did that to the little boy?
It's based off a real case in England. The murder of James Bulger. Two older boys pick up a young child and torture him to death.
@@cuhlainnslane1564 Ah, if you don't mind me asking, how does everyone react when they find this out? o.o;;
@@codenamejinza Yeah & they framed the older guy cuz of his past. These 2 thought it'd be a game & funny to do that & frame the guy
@@cuhlainnslane1564 Yeah
Didn't know Ross Geller's mortal enemy was a lawyer/prosecutor.
That's why I clicked on this video. I was like, "Is that SUSAN?"
@@marybell2897 , thanks, thought she looked familiar.
Almost half the actors on this episode all stared in HBO's OZ. Funny seeing Ryan and Keller being cops
Right?? Lmao!!!
Might not have been this episode but Schillinger was the psychologist.
@@angelb1120 yes, JK Simmons was Dr Emil Skoda, he appeared all over the Law and Order franchise.
There were many actors from Oz that were in the Law and Order universe of series
Poke*MAN?!* Liv, Liv, Liv... I love you, but no.
Nobody’s perfect.
Am I the only who for a brief moment thought Stabler had been shot? The way they cut from ther conversation to the back of a man and woman in the same position had me doing a double take
then you also missed the title of the video
These clips always leave you wanting more
Wow- how different Mariska Hargitay looked back then! And the number of squad members in the room versus season 24!
Few Oz characters, Keller, O'Reilly, even one of the guards playing the bartender
Everyone wants to suspend due process because of their outrage, until they are the ones accused of a crime.
Precisely. That happened in my homecountry of Brazil.
There were a ton of far right voters of our former president that claimed the election was stolen and broke everything down in our nation's capital a year ago (january 8). They were against the due process of law until they became the ones prosecuted, now they're getting sh1tp1p3ed by our Supreme Court in every hole possible, one of them died while remanded awaiting trial.
Can't say I find this good, I don't, especially as a lawyer myself. But it's ironic and no one can say they never saw it coming. Some even defended the ending of our democracy. And that's just wrong.
In the same presidential election of 2022 I voted in a candidate of the right for state governor in my state (we had state elections too). He is a roughneck in some matters, but is a democrat through and through, despite allying himself with the candidate supported by the ones that attacked our Supreme Court, Congress and the Planalto Palace (presidential palace).
Is that Susan from "Friends"?
Yes
7:51 her face when she hasn't been paid yet
Why is the attorney holding this guy yelling "HELLLLLLLP" when there are cops all around? LOL Holy over dramatic batman
The thing is she is screaming for an ambulance cops can't treat wounds especially not ones of that severity. And also, the cops were perfectly fine waiting to make sure he was dead.
Having cops all around certainly helped the guy who got shot, right?
Truly, how stupid can one get? You shoot someone in cold blood outside a courthouse?! Even if the guy was a convicted criminal, you just turned yourself into a cold blooded killer. That is first degree murder. No matter your personal feelings, why give up your personal freedom and life for one loser? What that man did just made him worse than the victim.
If I had a son or daughter abused by that person, I wouldn't think twice.
@@redpillfreedom6692 until you find out that the guy is innocent?
@@dantrinh100
I'm not talking about those cases. I'm talking about when the guilt is beyond any reasonable doubt.
@@redpillfreedom6692 well when you said “that person” it sounded like you were referring to the guy who got shot in the vid. Tho while it is understandable that you’d do that so yeah. Putting the video in context however would be abit different and I could argue that the one who shot him thought without doubt was the one who committed and killed him. Tho if the courts and any investigations do conclusively confirm and actually let them go… honestly I’d shoot him too.
@@redpillfreedom6692how well is your son/daughter gonna fair while your serving a min 20 years picking up soap in the prison showers?
Is there any way you can play the whole episodes ? This format is enjoyable and brings back great memories, especially the first series ; but you're like a drug-pusher, give us just enough to get us hooked after years of being "clean !" 😊
Inappropriate? How is the presence of a man in the area where kids are in any way inappropriate? It's a park. As long as he's not doing anything to the children, how is it inappropriate? Is the basic existence of a man next to a child inappropriate? No! That's just wrong, already judging men as perverts just because they happen to be near children or places where they can be. Nobody would question a woman if she did the same thing even though women can be just as perverted as men. THIS DOUBLE STANDARD HAS TO STOP, IT'S JUST SICK!
My boy got caught lacking🤣🤣
He's working at a recycling center, has a nice apartment, and they ask why he doesn't have a car? $$$$$$
Perhaps he doesn’t drive by choice. He said that he prefers cycling because it has less negative environmental impact. Also, NYC has extensive public transit, which may make having a car unnecessary.
Robot Chicken bought me here!😂😂😂
Nobody:
Mark David Chapman to John Lennon on December 8th, 1980 : 7:42
Munch, a great character.
Personally I miss him every day on SVU
But I know the dad in the show I understand one revenge for your son but I bet you feel stupid now that wasn’t the guy they even touched or killed your son
Yes killed the wrong guy, and yes everyone in that neighborhood might be happy and thinking the dad a hero
It’s funny that the insurance guy got his started of one of the most popular shows on tv
RIP Jerry Orbach And Richard Belzer 🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
He didn’t do it…..it was two teens 😞
02:20 I lost a teeny tiny bit of my respect for detective Olivia Benson after I heard her pronounce "Pokemon cards.."
Goddammit I glance at a couple of L&O clips and now the algorithm is throwing them at me nonstop. .....Now I have to watch all these episodes.
Gary fucking Plauche. Bless you sir. That is what this episode is about.
Spoiler
If I remember the kid was killed by 2 teenagers "as a joke" but they just simply didn't like the loser kid & after killing him one of the guys wanted to know how it felt to have pleasure despite not being gay. They then found out about the molester & framed him for the kid's death.
It's still F up.
He didn't do it.
Thank you, I think we can shall may ( or any suitable helping verb ) understand the importance of giving equal importance and priority and adjusting rules regulations bye-laws for ensuring justice voice and loyalty to all Citizens of the Country..
7:39 "where does it stop?"
7:40 "I'll show you where!"
Man was innocent
That moment you're watching oz clips then switch to SVU🙃🙃
i was doing the same thing!
I love how the guy falls over like he simply lost balance after getting shot 3 times.
people don't tend to go flying backwards when they get shot, contrary to what you see in TV & movies.
That’s a realistic depiction.
Terry also was the dad in the episode named Raw…that guys has terrible luck with children 🥴🤣
I remember both guest actors here featured again in later seasons, one as a lawyer (the criminal) and the other as a prison officer (the shooter)
7:45 nypd would have opened up on the guy! He would not have had time to put up his hands!!!!!!
2:25
The way Benson pronounces “Pokoman” is pretty funny
It's strange seeing Keller and O'Reilly working together as cops.
But seriously was he an offender? Anyone branded negatively is viewed as a villain.
Covered with bruises, no signs of abuse. WTF?
There was a In The Heat of the Night episode that had a similar story. In that case the so called "RSO" was only guilty of something like public urination or something.
The old season hit it out the park not really in the newer ones
I’m watching this episode right now on Hulu 📺
2:44 boom mike visible
they shoulve arrested the bartender. he lied to the police.
“Where does it stop?” Then Dies
Perfect fucking timing
Once the testimony that has someone arrested is overthrown, they should always release the person and a retraction of blaming them.
Liv: "Where does it stop?"
Me: "It shouldn't."
The question becomes if we made every case of this nature an immediate death penalty... what happens when we get it wrong? What happens when like this case, someone is framed for a crime they did not commit. Not to mention there is a lot of ways to get on the registry such as an open robe in your own house and someone seeing (Even if they are actively trying to see you) thats enough to get you on the registry should we execute everyone who was seen naked by people?
Be careful not to cut yourself on that edge.
@@TheLastSane1You only kill innocent if you're sloppy. This guy was convicted and proven guilty. He had it coming.
@@foolslayer9416 And how many ppl have been proven innocent years after the fact that we ececuted anyway?
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Except you didn't watch this episode lol
The guy killed was innocent, he had done a similar crime in the past but was genuinely rehabilitating to avoid doing it again
The kid was killed by two teens boys who purposefully framed the ex-offender
Sooooo, dad killed an innocent (in that case of his son's death) man AND now will serve a long time in prison? Leaving his wife completely alone? Moral - never take justice in your own hands, you never know what it can cause you.
In the end, the perps were actually found and justice was served
Worked okay for Jody Paluche's father, he just got probation for shooting the guy that killed his son.
@@Seek1878 TBF, that guy admitted to abducting and molesting his son, so he wasn’t innocent.
@@kylewilson2819 Wasn't OP's argument.
If they investigated the churches like this they would have zero members left 😂
I love the look of the earlier seasons of SVU
That woman screaming at the end, talk about OVER acting lol.
Yes, because watching someone get shot and die should be taken with upmost poise and elegance 🙄
Nice video
I am watching all these 8 minute L&O episodes. In 8 min you get All law, no Order.
4:37 Stabler learned his lesson to always leave a note, it seems...
I miss og svu once stabler left it went down hill. I still watched bc I love all of the law and orders. But I’m not into it at all anymore it’s so politically correct it ruined the show. Law and order was an absolute gem og Law and order, og svu and criminal intent. I feel like svu writer’s have gotten lazy. Did they hire different writers?
I’m 2 years late but I agree with you. I just now got back into watching newer SVU, and although season 25 has been pretty good, it’s lost a lot of its charm. What made the show so good was the roughness and uncensored dialogue. Now, they tip toe just to avoid any bit of outrage.
Lol how bad the lore of the dudes statment about central park being a sheep meadow before a park. It was actually a thriving community of black folk. Tht had several houses on it. Just watched a piece about it the other day theirs alot quiet literally alot of buried history their.
and that show's your own ignorance, It was a community of a lot of folk. The Seneca Village was on the outskirts and made up a minority of the total people displaced.
The bulk of the people living in the park lived deeper in as nobody wanted the land, Out of the approximately 1600 people forced out of their homes only around 225 were black and as these were mostly landowners in Seneca they were compensated for the land.
The same cannot be said for the remaining 1300+ residents dispersed through the park grounds most of whom were Irish and German farmers and workers who were evicted without compensation as they weren't land owners.
I hear their is still people buried there too, don't know how true that is, but if it is, then yes, definitely alot of "buried history " there.
Nice to see that Keller made his way out of Oz and became a detective in New York along with Ryan O'Reilly.
...Plus the bartender played a guard in Oz. He was trafficking dope to O'Reilly.
So they killed the wrong guy and the real culprit got away with it, and when in all likelihood the offender will kill again. Father was a dumbass.
Worst part is he got the death sentence and he killed the wrong guy and the people are in prison