Investigations Lead to a Religious Cult | Law & Order
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When a novelist is found dead in her car, Detectives Cyrus Lupo and Kevin Bernard refuse to believe it was from a suicide, so they explore how a cult named "Systemotics" might be involved.
From "Bogeyman" (Season 18, Episode 15): Detectives Cyrus Lupo and Kevin Benard have reason to believe a cult is involved when a novelist is found dead in her car; Assistant District Attorney Michael Cutter has trouble prosecuting when several jury members fear for their own safety.
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Who calls their delivery doctor instead of the police when they find their baby dead??????? Seriously?!?!?!?!
i think she was too afraid to call the police due to the cult but i do agree that is wrong
Idiots do that who.
People do irrational things in moments of trauma
Idiots these days
The cylthadher weakmindcontrolled and discombobulated.
2:48 has anyone checked in on George R. R. Martin lately?? 😂😂
I remember my Dad getting drawn into attending a church(?) (Scientology) session by his GF at the time. Naturally he dragged me along. Afterwards he asked me what I thought. I think he must have suspected "resistance" from me. I gave him a bewildered look and told him I wasn't really interested. (And I loved science ... and fringe science ... and science fiction.)
We never went again.
Sounds to me like you saved your father from getting involved in something bad before he got too deep in.
Sounds like your dad may have dodged a bullet there thanks to you.
I’m glad your dad cared about your feelings about that.
I hope he later thanked you for saving him! 😛
Sorry wrong person. What do you mean by Scientology, like a church service about science instead of God's nature/creation? A church that's like the one in this episode?
did they make you hold soup cans?
7:20 --
At the suggestion that their may have been some indefinite harm done to the baby that led to its death, the doctor implicitly rejects the idea, saying, "Detective, Lucas (the baby) died of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, just like it says on the death certificate--signed by the medical examiner."
No doctor in the world would say that. SIDS is a mystery phenomenon. It would be like saying, "We don't know what caused the baby's death, therefore it can't be what you are suggesting."
That's because she's in the Cult
Couldn't help but feel they were taking jabs at Scientology with this episode. IIRC correctly, McCoy had trouble with the court case because of jury intimidation.
Scientology and 'christian scientists'.
Good scientology is a bad cult.
Good thing racist, we black people join enough lunatic institutions as it is.
@Dave Privacy its a long story, but trust me, its funny and related. Just need some pretext. I grew up next to a famous paleontological dig site in Montana called makoshika (its also a state park). I lived by a few very famous museums. One was famous for having fossils on display while they got them prepared for other museums, like the Smithsonian. Fun fact, i actually got to see the nanotyrannus fossils the same year they found it. Id have to look into if they actually found out if it was or was not a tyrannosaurus. Thats neither here nor there though, im just being a nerd. There was another, who's primary focus was paleontology, Native American history, and why dinosaurs are only a few thousand to even a couple hundred years old. You see, what made this museum overshadow the makoshika museum, was the fact it was owned by somebody claiming dinosaurs had lived along side cowboys. Our school took a feildtrip there. Me, being the ignorant 11 year old that I was, asked why they claimed dinosaur were only a couple hundred years old. They literally said I was just stupid because of my age (keep in mind, i was 11, and my memory of that specific part is a bit blurry, so please take that part with a grain of salt.). They tried to teach me privately why they arent that old, so i had to stay behind for a couple minutes. I asked if our bones don't turn into rocks within a few thousand years, why do theirs? Its important to note, i was just a kid, and was asking out of genuine curiosity, not spite. She just huffed and let me go back to the rest of my class. An 11 year old kid outsmarted most of the middle-aged people working in that museum, and wasn't even trying to. I had learned the alphabet only 4 years prior to that. When thinking back on that day, I genuinely loose faith in humanity. I know our educational system has its problems, but it's not bad enough to justify that.
Of course they were taking jabs at Scientology: “Systemotics” = Dianetics
Eyyyyy those cupcakes looked bomb as hell lol 😆
ifkr
I surprised they didn't went to the bakery to ask some questions.
Most women prefer to leave the face alone when they suicide so Det. Bernard does have a point. And I'd go with most don't buy cupcakes prior either. Should point to a homicide.
Correct. Most women shoot themselves in the chest or stomach. Men go for the head.
Vanity the hallmark of women
I can picture myself going to try to buy some cute, colorful frosted cupcakes or baked goods to make myself feel better but realizing it isn't going to help. Wondering how long I have been using sweets or other foods as a fast instant pick me up then spiral into thoughts of unhealthy eating habits & consumerism & binging being on an unhealthy list of things actively hurting myself I didn't see as harmful until I can't force myself to get it together or feel better.....
Unfortunately I've been touched by suicide more times that I'll admit & it's not fair most happened when I was in 6th or younger grades, then again in 9th & 10th, them 11th. It causes idealization since you may not have thought of it as an option but so many adults I looked up to & respected used it so being a kid how could you not wonder if they were grown unable to get through what the heck makes people think I can as a child with fewer options of change with my environment..... Suicide really is 'contagious'....
@@toomanyaccounts yeah so please leave us all lmaoo
@@toomanyaccounts most likely it’s fear or because of the way they choose to kill themself, that doesn’t lead to their face being disfigured
ironically guys like you calling it ‘vanity’ and a ‘hallmark’ while other guys complain about jack if attention for mend’s mental health is beyond unreal
Cops: I have a few questions.
Suspect: Walk with me.
That defensiveness was a borderline confession ngl
When he said "Panda Bear gets a haircut" I lost it 😂😂😂
Sounds like code for Xi’s economic difficulties.
His art wasn't selling because it SUCKS.
Can't believe people have paid for even worse art
Na uh. Not the urinal. That was cool!
@@CC-si3cr Marchel Du Champ did that first in 1917 js.
@@ariadneschild8460 Eh. Sorta. Kinda. Duchamp was avant-garde. The 3 urinals on LED television screens are more postmodern art. Based on your theory M&M's can say 'they did that first' to Reese's Pieces.
@@CC-si3cr His were pottery pieces, I liked the post modern urinals more if I have to choose. I just wanted to give Du Champ respect even tho his were primitive.
That nurse following the midwife so looked like she wanted to say something.
I think later on she does come forward with some info.
I need part 2s omg
I need a part 2 to this
This episode is a parody of Scientology btw. Be watchful out there.
@@kishascapei wouldn't say a parody, i would say a warning.
The detective messed up at the end. He talked too much.
He should have asked an opened ended question ...like "Tell me more about this detox program"..Then, once fully engaged in a conversation, then lead to the effects on a newborn...
He could just have asked if they offered it, saying he would be interested in a service like that if they have it instead of just blatantly saying "we know you do these things that recently killed a baby, please tell me more about it"
He and the lady (cop?) were really good, but you are right, he just said too much too quick. He should have just talked about wanting a healthy baby, let them bring up the detox as a tool to reel you into their program. Great idea, pretty good execution, but sloppy dismount.
My favourite two L & O actors/detectives.
Brings back so many memories.
'Bradley' played a victim/accomplice on criminal intent. I love seeing actors on both shows! It's fun to pick them out! Lol
Nice
Hey look! They slammed Scientology. Niiiice
That's not Schmientology; that's a cult. Two completely different things, no relation at all.
@@invisible.fatman lol all religion is a cult
@@invisible.fatman Scientology is a cult. 2 completely same things, and this episode parodies a lot of their practices. But of course having just exposed yourself with this comment we all know you should be familiar with the purification rundown.
@@invisible.fatman Scientology is a cult
@@invisible.fatman Scientology IS a cult, lmao.
Bill Irwin play's Olivia's shrink in SVU.
Isn’t that Bensons therapist in the cult video?
Indeed 💯
Same character? I certainly hope not
@@CJTerry same actor but different character.
If they do detox on babies, that's just awful!
Then you should tease arch about “crack babies”. It’s awful that even doctors drank the media cool-aid and did cruel and irresponsible treatments without research to back them up.
Of course they have to help the baby detox.
Yeah I don't think babies need wheat grass like wth?
Right !!
There are so many ways to safely detox yourself and your baby. Its not just about the steam its also about the ingredients you add to the water like basil, mugwort, rosemary and lavender. It can actually be quite pleasant, and gives you a chance to spend time together to bond.
Where those tvs with handel flushers from toilets?
“Art” 🤣
1:38- IKEA lamp!
Problem with Cults is, they give all the genuine Alternative Religions a bad name.
"So, what are you, Christian or Catholic ?"
"Oh, I'm a Hubologist."
"Oh, great, you're a Cultist..."
I believe Catholics are Christians as well. They are just not Protestants.
Alrighty culty calm down
When someone says their christian. I respond the same way. Ohhhh a cultist got it. Ok. Yes let's pray to your sky god. Whose 2000+yr old book is telling you to hate gays, and drink horse dewormer to avoid the plague. Yeah im good. They get so offended. Haha and cant even deny it.
Alternative religion lmfao
@@FOXHOUND1871 religion lol
A writer who didn't leave a suicide note
A case come to cult report card E for Elite
The church of ladder day saints tried to recruit me to come to their church. NOPE, declined that real quick. 👎🏾
You missed out on a chance to wear magic Mormon underwear!
😄😄😄
Hi Patrick
I'd get cupcakes for the person that found me, like a consolation prize
But you would obviously have to leave a note, and they didn’t find one of any kind, which is what led to them suspecting it was homicide
@@raymondfisheriii791 you don't HAVE to leave a note, it's not like there's rules and regulations to killing yourself. Aside from that I never said this wasn't homicide, I said I would personally leave cupcakes
@@mkxv yeah, I meant that you would have to leave a note for someone to know that the cupcakes are free to take. If I just found cupcakes next to a dead body, I would question if they’re safe to eat. But if someone killed themselves and left cupcakes, and they left a note saying that it’s for whoever ended up seeing the body, I would feel more willing to accept the consolation cupcakes. That was the logic I was going with, and I apologize for not specifying that in the previous statement
With all that said I do like the idea of someone leaving consolation treats for anyone that had to find their corpse. Like that is kinda thoughtful in its own way
That sounds like something I'd say.
I want to be your friend 🤣
You are a good person obviously
I see I'm not the first one here thinking Scientology. I'm sure i won't be the last. It kind of screams it.
Anyone know where i can stream full episodes of the entire series
I think it's on Peacock.
Soap2day, you can watch for free all episodes
@@geometric5103 peacock only has the later seasons, not the earlier ones 😔
On HULU
Found it. Season 18 episode 15. Bogeyman
you mean like it says in the description of the video?
Yep. Didn’t know how to find that then. Aren’t you pleasant and helpful 😊
It’s in the description of literally every video 🤦♂️
Lupo: "So the fact she bought cupcakes right before she suicided doesn't bother you anymore?"
Bernard: Maybe she thought it would cheer her up, always works for me."
Glen Whitmann has entered the chat: "I ate the whole plate. The WHOLE plate."
troubling part about this is that scientology has a baby detox
This is reposted, I have totally watched this on here before.
ToughShit
What's the name of the Australian actress in black glasses in first scene?
Lmfao doesn't sound sisters I didn't speak to my sister for years(it's a long story) now I talk to her every few months
Urinals are considered art?
In the Art World, a used kleenex could be considered art..
Anyone know the season and episode please?
It's listed in the video description
NICE 💞😘😍
Episode please, someone help!
apparently its season 18, episode 15 called bogeyman
It’s literally right there in the description! How do people like you even survive day to day?
Reupload
What happened in the end?
Bad episode. Husband was totally paranoid about the not-Scientologists. Killed his wife, then they exploited his paranoia to get him to confess. We never find out what happens to the cupcakes.
I bet that they wanted to take down the kooky cult, but they saw the flak that South Park got for their episode and chickened out.
The husband and wife actually looked like brother and sister.....BOTH had practically the same nose!
Scientology?
Who killed her?
The husband
@@bettysmith4641 Lol the brut he is like a spoilt brat
She was alive at the beginning of the video.
R. M. C
definitely based on scientology
It's too obvious it's the cult, so it wasn't the cult, right?
I suspect the husband, lol.
Edit: read below it was the husband. So, was the husband?
Yeah he killed his wife and tried to frame an evil cult for it
Spoilers: The husband did kill her, because he was so paranoid that he was convinced that the cult had brainwashed her into wanting to leave him. The cult has so much spookiness around it that the jurors refuse to deliberate, causing a mistrial. Cutter manages to get the husband to confess by playing on his paranoia. Also the doctor was secretly part of the cult and did assist in covering up the death of the baby from a so-called detox session!
@@AnUndeadMonkey I totally called the doctor was in on it
@@Animedingo Agreed, just the way she spoke to the cops you tell she was no good.
@@AnUndeadMonkey Thank you.
It's bad when you name a character "Bradley."
Sounds like Dianetics before it became Scientology
It was ALWAYS Scientology. Dianetics was always just a hook to reel in new devotees and money.
im in a cult and cant get out... if they find out i wrote this...🤕
Are you okay? Safe?
you good?
Not funny.
Still alive
Madness. Detox program for babies.
Great ⚽️
By now, L & O was heading down hill due to it's politics.
There ought to be a Law & Order channel because there's definitely enough material for one. But it seems like whenever I find it, its always that stupid Jeremy Sisto. You're always going to have your divided camps with their favourites. I've got mine. Jeremy Sisto and his voice are just aggravating. I love the Chris Noth, Jerry Orbach Jesse L Martin ones the best. And WEtv with all their stupid ghetto trash hip hop tv gets on my nerves! Forgot about Dennis Farina, way too short-lived on this show!
Spoilers anyone??
Novelist Sophia Cameron is found dead in an apparent suicide. Her husband believes that a controversial church called Systemotics was responsible. He claims that Systemotics has deliberately sabotaged the Camerons' careers in order to promote Hollywood actress Kate Westwood, a church member who was Sophia's close friend. Sophia planned to go to the police with her suspicions that Systemotics was involved in the death of Westwood's baby, so Mr. Cameron insists they had her killed. Complications emerge when Cameron jumps from a hotel balcony in an effort to frame Systemotics' leader for pushing him, and new evidence shows Sophia's "suicide" was staged.
Lupo and Bernard discover that Cameron has been faking his alibi, and that Sophia had planned to leave him before she was killed. He is arrested for her murder. When Systemotics representatives attend the trial, Westwood refuses to testify and the court is adjourned. Cameron's lawyer portrays Systemotics as a sinister cult, and highlights its obsessively keeping tabs on anyone who might pose a threat to the church, which included Sophia Cameron. The jurors are so intimidated that they refuse to deliberate, and the judge wants to request a mistrial. Cutter uses Cameron's paranoia to lure him into accepting a plea - convincing him that the judge, jurors, and all the DAs are members of Systemotics. Cameron confesses he did kill his wife, since he believed Systemotics had brainwashed her. He accepts fifteen years for murder.
I mean the shows 10 years old so no not really
Husband did it
@@iz_porg9288 - why?
@@slynnefrizell dude was paranoid. Believed the cult was after them and was causing his wife to want to leave him. Husband blamed everything on the cult.
I can’t wait to see the Baltimore ravens versus the New York jets on September 11th 2022 and see a special ceremony for the 20th anniversary of 9/11 on September 11th 2022 at the New York jets stadium in Rutherford New Jersey
Found it. Season 18 episode 15. Bogeyman
*Boogeyman* ??
@@tarlankasra I thought the same thing
bogey probably as in bogus, if they did spell it right
It’s literally in the description of the video. Congratulations, you know how to read. Do you want a cookie?