denise noe How is it any different from a guy lying about how much money he makes or a girl wearing so much makeup that she looks nothing like herself? I have told girls that my father is a Congressman and some other real crazy lies that work on shallow girls. How many people are open about big baggage or bizarre things in their past while on a first date. Like it or not, ALL courtship involves various levels of deception. How can we possibly criminalize it?
@@denisenoe7927 it doesn't matter if it was worse. She tried to use him but he ended up using her. The lawyer said it perfectly. He is disgusting but it was not rape.
This was one of the cases where Olivia’s drive backfired. Not only did they utterly fail to convict the guy, but the victim’s son committed suicide because of the public humiliation.
It was a good deed, she want prevent to prevent future victims. I hate the fact it's Olivia herself pursuing the mom to came forward in the first place. She should have known better the consequences. Worst, it's turn tragedy.
@@ernestnoeid2327 this is one of those instances of everyone was a dirtbag. This guy was willing to fraud women, and they were willing to sleep with him, just as long as they thought they could use his to help their kids.
@@ComeliaO7, sure, but Olivia seems to get blinders at times, like she did in this case by ignoring that the mother and all those other mothers committed prostitution. She had a legal duty to refer those cases to the vice squad, but she didn't?
I am thing about the current college scandals too these parents uses sex to get their children in colleges and universities, last year it was money, the parents used.
The problem I had with this episode was it was like someone buying half a million in cocaine, finding out the dealer sold them a bunch of baggies of talcum powder and then going to the cops about it. The whole plotline is so far in the septic tank that I don't know where to start.
This was one of a couple episodes I felt that shouldn't have been pursued. Regardless of Tom Metcalf not being who he said he was, sex was consentual. Both parties were in the wrong.(🤔 I mean everything was fine till she found out she'd been had) Both being deceitful to get what they want(human nature at it's best). The end result could've been avoided, for one if the parents would have left their kids to their own merits and have been alright with the real out come. Or 2) just let sleeping dogs lye and move on from it. "The hustlers been hustled".. I don't condone the act. So why put yourself in such situations and act surprised when you found out you were bested at your own plan. Then call it a crime. Sometimes Liv does see victims where there aren't. The only true victim committed suicide. Sadly that could've been avoided all together...
They were victims but they were not rape victims. They were defrauded. Others Metcalf wronged were the real Alton Kessler plus the fellow actually renting the suite. They should have nailed him on those actual crimes rather than rape.
@@spaghetti1641 Can't remember if he was aware of the recordings. That would be about the only thing that they could have gotten him on, if that's was the case.
Also how is this different than women putting on body suits to make themselves look slimmer and a lot of make up to look better than they do and a guy spend money on drinks dates to take her out and then only to find out she is not who she is.
Shouldn't Barba and Benson both know that rape by fraud is not a crime in New York? Even if they try anything the judge will just kick the case out since no crime was actually committed.
If they charged the person with fraud then they do have a case, but they added in a rape charge which it looks like no rape happened. All of the moms they interview admitted that they gave consent to the guy.
For one thing, the real Alton Kessler had a complaint because Tom Metcalf was, in effect, damaging the reputation Kessler needed to keep and do his job.
@@Silence_Duder_Gooder I believe that SHOULD have been in the story. The real Alton Kessler had the BEST claim against the faker as Kessler had done NOTHING to lead to this fraud against him. The women who were defrauded were to some degree themselves at fault. By contrast, Alton Kessler was clean and a victim of fraudulent impersonation.
The crime here was not rape but fraud. And the real Alton Kessler was as much of a victim as the defrauded women since Alton Kessler's reputation could have been damaged but Tom Metcalf's activities. Kessler has a vested interest in working for the university in a honest manner.
You can more easily charge women with prostitution than the guy with rape. And saying this is rape is insulting and traumatic for people who lived through a REAL rape. It's like saying clipping your nails is a major surgery. In this episode Liv is projecting and trying to force her moral standards on other people, no matter if the law doesn't support her.
@@denisenoemyschizotypaldiso3755 Ah yes and by your logic, many people should be arrested for committing “fraud” Hard to feel sorry for a willfully cheating spouse
That area is so gray it’s sprouting hairs. If it’s a public place or you own the residency, you can video tape. This one also depends on where you live. Each state and city has different rules. But if it’s your residence or a public place, anything goes. However, if it is your residence and you record sexual acts without the person’s consent and make them public, it’s illegal and considered promoting prostitution. It’s also a violation of the person. Recording sex acts in public? That’s up in the air. It’s really confusing and changes
One parent is having sex to send her kids to college while in other episode another mother was running a sex trafficking ring to send her kid to college looks money is not enough these days😂😂😂😂😂😂
Two consenting adults. No one was raped. As the woman said, “she got hustled” But its hard to feel sorry for these women that would throw their body away just to get their child into a school, disrespecting both her children and husband. I would feel sorry if they were raped, but they weren’t. That is like giving a one nigh stand a false name and she finds out, I am not that person. No rape occurred.
The argument they were raped I will admit is flimsy but NO that is not the same at all. Just using a false name is one thing but he's actively conning these women in to thinking he has the power to do something for them. While it doesn't make the victims very admirable he's deliberately manipulating them which is so sick. It's the same as a conman tricking someone into investing in something then running away with the money. Also he's actually filming all these encounters without their knowledge which is also sick and definitely illegal.
@@imogenonscreen8054 conning women who are giving sex to get their kids in a school lol. We are just making bs. The only one damaged here was the guys name he was using.
This whole episode was ridiculous. What he did was fraud because he used someone else’s name and put the reputation on the line. But it wasn’t rape. Men and women have lied to get laid for years. A man might lie about how much money he has. If a woman likes a man, but she’s married she might lie about being married. People lie to get laid it has been a common thing for centuries.
@@mahadhosh6400 Go back and read my comment. I Literally said “If a woman likes a man, but she’s married she might lie about being married.” Did you not see that? 🤷🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
@@mahadhosh6400 We both said women lie to get laid when they claim to be single when in actuality they are married. So therefore women sometimes lie to get laid. They just do it in different context but it still happens. Reply to this if you want but all we’re really doing is repeating ourselves. I’m done. Bye 👋🏾
@@jandt3463 Who’s got a point? If you mean the mother or the “hustler who got hustled” I agree. Doesn’t make her less stupid for not doing her do diligence on this guy!! Especially considering what she plans on.. exchanging..
He's worried that they're doing the right thing but the guy will get off and no other DA will charge him because of that. DA's have win/loss percentages. Even if it doesn't affect them, it might, probably will, affect their boss, the guy who got elected.
Man! I was getting ready to see the arrest...she says we're doing the right thing....my mind is reminded it's only a clip of the episode. Wah wahhhh :(
She's a victim because she couldn't sleep her daughter's way into an ivy league college that she openly admits her daughter isn't smart enough for? So since she got scammed she's a victim but on the other hand if it actually worked she'd be arrested for cheating her way into college. In real life this case would be eviscerated by the media calling these women out for trying to take a seat away from another child that actually worked hard to get there.
Kelsey M. But they also would have most likely not happened at all if the guy was ethical. The point is the dude could’ve said “No, that’s inappropriate and wrong” and left it at that.
@@WebExaminer, I know, huh? I remember that one episode with the webcam girl who couldn't any longer do her sexcam stuff because of a guy who took it a bit too seriously. And at the end of the show, Olivia said about one of her female detectives-I can't remember her name offhand-that "she only wanted" that webcam girl "to be able to do whatever she wanted in life," or something close to that. But that to me shows a _huge_ disconnect from reality, as _nobody_ can just "do what they wanted in life," because that's just not reality.
Show use to be good now it think with the story line they just go off the rails. And I know it is a show but in reality they automatically presumed they guy is guilty.
To me I really did not see the point of this episode because it did not look like anyone was rape, yes these women were lied to but that has been happening for a while.
@@mahadhosh6400, are you serious? I could give you _thousands!_ 😝 "I play major league baseball." "My family is quite well off." "I own lots of Lockheed Martin stock." "I'm the CEO of a large marketing firm." "I'm independently wealthy." "My other car is a Jaguar." "I have a twelve-inch [REDACTED]." "I spend every Sunday night with my mother." "I financially supported my sister into law school; she now works with unwed, handicapped mothers." "My wealth portfolio is _solid."_ "My name is Elmer J. Fudd: I own a mansion and a yacht." And that's just for starters! 🤪
This whole thing could have been solved quick if the actual person just filed identity theft and theft because of the paper he stole for the lie. So that opens up the case for all the crimes he committed. And lying about knowing the person for the hotel room who could charge him.
There was no rape here. A player got played. This was a love letter to the me too movement from the me too movement. The women in this were guilty of prostitution if anything.
This was a sad episode the criminal got off easy, the women that were his victims under refused to testify or ashamed to reveal what really happened and what's worse at the end of the episode the sons of what one of them are so distraught over what their mother did that he committed suicide if there's a list out there of episodes with no happy ending this is definitely one of them as soon as that one about the kid who accidentally shot his another kid with a gun because he was afraid of a drug dealer from season 5.
yes, that's the hustle! because schools like Howard, Harvard or Yale cost almost a fortune to get into especially during the administrative dates and limited placings only a handful to half a dozen kids get past the red-tape. and those 5 were desperate to get their kids in, he knew that because he's seen it all the time every year because he's part of the custodial staff; it's practically open-season for him. all he has to do is talk the "Talk", dress the part, give a false name, lure them to the penthouse and BOOM!! he's in and starts over again with someone else
they are the doctors and either a twin of the SUV assault, or his jealous lover. He was simply a friendly aquaintence but, I do remind now. The passports were also diplomatic but also war games. I think Isabel is his relative too.
This episode was trash and stupid. There was no rape. The woman in blue said it best, she got hustled plain and simple. The episode ending was so stupid and basically no part 2? Either way the perp won in the end.
@@mahadhosh6400 if you consented to have sex with a guy who posed himself as for example a billionaire CEO and after sleeping with him find out that he isn’t a billionaire CEO, it’s still not rape. The guy was a jerk yes but the sexual act was still consensual. If the roles were reversed and it was the woman that played the man, would you still consider that to be raped?
@@clintfowler3856 By that argument, then if you promised someone that if they had sex with you, they'd enjoy it, and if they didn't enjoy it, then it is rape by fraud, is that not?
Everything wrong with the Me Too movement and feminism in one episode. Absolute insanity and it’s sad to think some people see absolutely nothing wrong with this episode.
This was not rape, in fact it can be argued that the women commited prostitution. What would happen if the guy really was the admissions officer but even after the sex, couldn't get the kid admitted? Would she call rape too?
@@aceclover758 Nobody said they deserve all sympathy. But let’s not act like lying about your identity just bc you can’t get any isn’t disgusting either. They didn’t consent to that random, cheating or not.
@@oliviaaa3096 Lying about who you are to gain consensual sex isn’t disgusting. Cheating on your husband is disgusting. Rape is disgusting. Lying they I play guitar when I don’t isnt
You’re so incorrect it’s ridiculous. Obviously you’ve never heard of deception OR coercion. Forcing sb w fearing into consenting isn’t consent. Lying about your identity, regardless of the situation, is wrong & rape.
@@oliviaaa3096, oh Moses smell the roses! And all of them prostituted themselves, which is an _actual_ crime. And nobody "forced" anyone to have sex; they all had sex with the guy to _get something from him,_ you moral degenerate. And the last woman CHEATED ON HER HUSBAND! 😝
@oliviaaa3096 No its not. What they did is prostitution. Even more, had they thought about their husbands and children, this never would've happened.....
Daniel Diaz yes it did. They consented to sex with someone other than the man with whom they did. It would be like a woman thinking she's with her husband and learning it was his twin. It also brought up questions about how far people will go to ensure a kid's entry into an elite college
I swear to God Jesus Buddha Muhammad Abraham and everything good and holy that this was bait and switch setup and they started doing it to me when I was a teenager
People’s comments are disgusting. It was sexual assault because he is emotionally manipulating women which is against the law. Just because a victim is committing a crime doesn’t mean they are not a victim.
She said it right at 1:49 "we were two adults playing a game and the hustler got hustled" . So true.
Haven Timoney What she did was wrong; what he did was worse. It was fraud even though the victims were not blameless.
denise noe How is it any different from a guy lying about how much money he makes or a girl wearing so much makeup that she looks nothing like herself? I have told girls that my father is a Congressman and some other real crazy lies that work on shallow girls. How many people are open about big baggage or bizarre things in their past while on a first date. Like it or not, ALL courtship involves various levels of deception. How can we possibly criminalize it?
@@cobes11 I agree. What he did was immoral but it wasn't rape.
@@denisenoe7927 it doesn't matter if it was worse. She tried to use him but he ended up using her. The lawyer said it perfectly. He is disgusting but it was not rape.
@@davidganderson870 Funny, what the moms did is even more immoral to what they did to their families.
Ice t's face from 1:49-1:53 xD
I can't stop replaying it
Soccosushi :3 You're right! epic! love Fin 💜
Tutuola doesnt hold back!
Lol he looked like a fish
He was shoooook
1:50
Oh my gosh
Fin's face.
His dumbfounded
🤣🤣🤣
He was like:
"SHHHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEETTTTT!!!"
@@juliobrian4757 yeah
This was one of the cases where Olivia’s drive backfired. Not only did they utterly fail to convict the guy, but the victim’s son committed suicide because of the public humiliation.
That was his mothers fault
It was a good deed, she want prevent to prevent future victims. I hate the fact it's Olivia herself pursuing the mom to came forward in the first place. She should have known better the consequences. Worst, it's turn tragedy.
@@ernestnoeid2327 this is one of those instances of everyone was a dirtbag. This guy was willing to fraud women, and they were willing to sleep with him, just as long as they thought they could use his to help their kids.
@@ComeliaO7, sure, but Olivia seems to get blinders at times, like she did in this case by ignoring that the mother and all those other mothers committed prostitution. She had a legal duty to refer those cases to the vice squad, but she didn't?
@@ernestnoeid2327, the "mom" turned herself into a prostitute and should have been charged as much.
Idk why but this makes me think of the current college scandals going on lately
Oh my gosh. Same.
Omg yess
yes for real
Yes it is
I am thing about the current college scandals too these parents uses sex to get their children in colleges and universities, last year it was money, the parents used.
Ice-T's face was like.. you call that hustling, man back in my day..
Lol fin always looking do fed up with everyone hah
The problem I had with this episode was it was like someone buying half a million in cocaine, finding out the dealer sold them a bunch of baggies of talcum powder and then going to the cops about it. The whole plotline is so far in the septic tank that I don't know where to start.
rook1966 right
The show descended into a feminist political agenda with bogus character plot lines
@@boothman9321 don't you have mgtow forum to moderate?
@@boothman9321 Did you think that on your own or did your religious leaders tell you to think that way?
Exactly. They absolutely knew that they were trying to cheat to get their daughter into college.
Win or loose, these are adults and know what they are doing.
Yes, because women 'deserve' to be used by men. What's wrong with you?!
@@lostinthestorywithjeremymi9385 huh?
@@jonbeech5158 .....
@@lostinthestorywithjeremymi9385 what I understand.
@@lostinthestorywithjeremymi9385 what did I miss?
Finns jaw drop was priceless 😂
Craziest thing was when the kid died at the end cause he was embarrassed that his mom had sex to get him in college. That was a gag if you ask me.
i love that front door guy " our tenets prefer privacy. oh that him ,he comes here sometimes ,stays in this exact room but i can't help you guys " lol
Another crime this guy DID commit was getting into another person's suite sans that renter's knowledge or consent.
1:51 Finn's face😂😂😂
yeah
They made this episode before the Lori Laughlin scandal. They wouldn’t have the nerve to make it today. Oh, and they weren’t raped.
I want that man arrested just for those awful Sonic commercials.
Sonic... the Hedgehog?
Ashwath Nair you idiot the sonic the fast food restaurant
@@sweetkiss119 now now calm!
😂😂😂😂😂 stop
1:52 look at finn
This was one of a couple episodes I felt that shouldn't have been pursued. Regardless of Tom Metcalf not being who he said he was, sex was consentual. Both parties were in the wrong.(🤔 I mean everything was fine till she found out she'd been had) Both being deceitful to get what they want(human nature at it's best).
The end result could've been avoided, for one if the parents would have left their kids to their own merits and have been alright with the real out come. Or 2) just let sleeping dogs lye and move on from it.
"The hustlers been hustled".. I don't condone the act.
So why put yourself in such situations and act surprised when you found out you were bested at your own plan. Then call it a crime. Sometimes Liv does see victims where there aren't. The only true victim committed suicide. Sadly that could've been avoided all together...
They were victims but they were not rape victims. They were defrauded. Others Metcalf wronged were the real Alton Kessler plus the fellow actually renting the suite. They should have nailed him on those actual crimes rather than rape.
And the hidden cameras filming it?
@@spaghetti1641 Can't remember if he was aware of the recordings. That would be about the only thing that they could have gotten him on, if that's was the case.
Also how is this different than women putting on body suits to make themselves look slimmer and a lot of make up to look better than they do and a guy spend money on drinks dates to take her out and then only to find out she is not who she is.
I'm sorry but Ts face 🤣🤣
Shouldn't Barba and Benson both know that rape by fraud is not a crime in New York? Even if they try anything the judge will just kick the case out since no crime was actually committed.
Technically it is, but it's ridiculous
Why not just fraud?
Kelly Alves it was fraud
It should be a crime.
If they charged the person with fraud then they do have a case, but they added in a rape charge which it looks like no rape happened. All of the moms they interview admitted that they gave consent to the guy.
1:55 Exactly. I like that she's being honest about it.
I’m still trying to figure out how a crime was committed this whole time. So they think it’s illegal for a woman to hustle her child into school
For one thing, the real Alton Kessler had a complaint because Tom Metcalf was, in effect, damaging the reputation Kessler needed to keep and do his job.
@@denisenoemyschizotypaldiso3755, but that wasn't reflected in this story.
@@Silence_Duder_Gooder I believe that SHOULD have been in the story. The real Alton Kessler had the BEST claim against the faker as Kessler had done NOTHING to lead to this fraud against him. The women who were defrauded were to some degree themselves at fault. By contrast, Alton Kessler was clean and a victim of fraudulent impersonation.
@@denisenoemyschizotypaldiso3755, now _that_ I agree with you about.
@@Silence_Duder_Gooder Nice to have an area of agreement.
That’s what happens when you put money above self respect and morals.
They didn't deserve what happened! What's wrong with you?!
@@lostinthestorywithjeremymi9385 They didn't deserve to have consensual sex?
@@loremipsum3610 Being tricked and taped like that.
Amen and that's what makes people like that sooo damn pathetic it's infuriating.
@@drogo1913 ah yes being taken advantage of and preyed on makes people pathetic.
Love these two together waiting for stablers come back
It's Hodges from csi! Good! He got out of the lab!
annette d. Yes it's true ...these actors go from one set to another with different jobs...it's kinda awkward but it's career hazards... 🤗
He changed the look on his face when Finn look at him,that family is jealous.
Well Hodges should've kept his job in CSI...
Liv is a helluva fighter! 👏👏👏
From Pick up Artist to CSI...people CAN change!
The crime here was not rape but fraud. And the real Alton Kessler was as much of a victim as the defrauded women since Alton Kessler's reputation could have been damaged but Tom Metcalf's activities. Kessler has a vested interest in working for the university in a honest manner.
You can more easily charge women with prostitution than the guy with rape. And saying this is rape is insulting and traumatic for people who lived through a REAL rape. It's like saying clipping your nails is a major surgery.
In this episode Liv is projecting and trying to force her moral standards on other people, no matter if the law doesn't support her.
Thank you. this is not rape. Its regret and the fact they got tricked. Those two things are not the same as rape.
Real rape? You seriously wrote that then hit send?
She’s a broken record
@@aceclover758 He committed fraud and should have been prosecuted for that. I think the real Alton Kessler had a genuine complaint against this guy.
@@denisenoemyschizotypaldiso3755 Ah yes and by your logic, many people should be arrested for committing “fraud”
Hard to feel sorry for a willfully cheating spouse
fin's face at 1:51
Wait I thought you can't video tape anyone, even sexual acts without consent??
That area is so gray it’s sprouting hairs. If it’s a public place or you own the residency, you can video tape. This one also depends on where you live. Each state and city has different rules. But if it’s your residence or a public place, anything goes. However, if it is your residence and you record sexual acts without the person’s consent and make them public, it’s illegal and considered promoting prostitution. It’s also a violation of the person. Recording sex acts in public? That’s up in the air.
It’s really confusing and changes
You can't technically but there are law's that protect you from using it against yourself. Aka the Mel Gibson tapes.
But there _are_ laws against prostitution; you know, the _elephant in the room?_
@@Silence_Duder_GooderLiv didn't want the prostituting women in this (no surprise) she wanted the conniving guy instead.......
One parent is having sex to send her kids to college while in other episode another mother was running a sex trafficking ring to send her kid to college looks money is not enough these days😂😂😂😂😂😂
Two consenting adults. No one was raped.
As the woman said, “she got hustled”
But its hard to feel sorry for these women that would throw their body away just to get their child into a school, disrespecting both her children and husband.
I would feel sorry if they were raped, but they weren’t.
That is like giving a one nigh stand a false name and she finds out, I am not that person. No rape occurred.
The imposter wronged the man he pretended to be and he defrauded these women. Charges of fraud would be far more appropriate than charges of rape.
The argument they were raped I will admit is flimsy but NO that is not the same at all. Just using a false name is one thing but he's actively conning these women in to thinking he has the power to do something for them. While it doesn't make the victims very admirable he's deliberately manipulating them which is so sick. It's the same as a conman tricking someone into investing in something then running away with the money. Also he's actually filming all these encounters without their knowledge which is also sick and definitely illegal.
@@imogenonscreen8054 But all these people who try to convince you to buy their products and make advertisements for themselves are never persecuted.
@@imogenonscreen8054 conning women who are giving sex to get their kids in a school lol. We are just making bs. The only one damaged here was the guys name he was using.
Filming wasn't consensual
I remember when this show used to be about crime
...and JUSTICE.
It still is 💯 😢😮 what do you mean 😭😔 tbh
@@alexandraanderson3988, it's turned into mostly partisan politics lately.
And this story was _completely_ one-sided in approach.
Now it’s about the survivors journey and liberal agenda
@Nave I will take your word for it as I haven’t seen it since I got rid of my TV licence
So, this is what happens if Barney Stinson runs into Olivia Benson.
...While women who sodomize, castrate and murder men get her full sympathy. 😠😠😠😠
is fin okay at 1:51
I miss Barba so much
This whole episode was ridiculous. What he did was fraud because he used someone else’s name and put the reputation on the line. But it wasn’t rape. Men and women have lied to get laid for years. A man might lie about how much money he has. If a woman likes a man, but she’s married she might lie about being married. People lie to get laid it has been a common thing for centuries.
sue for fraud
@@mahadhosh6400 Go back and read my comment. I Literally said “If a woman likes a man, but she’s married she might lie about being married.” Did you not see that? 🤷🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
@@mahadhosh6400 When in my comment did I mention single women? 🤷🏾♂️
@@mahadhosh6400 We both said women lie to get laid when they claim to be single when in actuality they are married. So therefore women sometimes lie to get laid. They just do it in different context but it still happens.
Reply to this if you want but all we’re really doing is repeating ourselves. I’m done. Bye 👋🏾
1:50 mood af
I’m sorry, but that face at 1:52 made me laugh
What Fin really wanted to say was “Stupid Women”!
I don’t blame him. I was thinking the same thing.
@@Lily-kl1of, me too. 😝
Or more like, I never saw it that way, but she's gotta point. An unvarnished one too......
@@jandt3463 Who’s got a point?
If you mean the mother or the “hustler who got hustled” I agree.
Doesn’t make her less stupid for not doing her do diligence on this guy!! Especially considering what she plans on.. exchanging..
@coffeecrimegal5968 Exactly. She wasn't a victim, she was a hustler who got hustled. The last thing she needed was that hustle to be exposed......
So if lori slept with the dude instead of half mil she would've been victim??
This is the best comment on this video
Wow. 🎯
He's worried that they're doing the right thing but the guy will get off and no other DA will charge him because of that. DA's have win/loss percentages. Even if it doesn't affect them, it might, probably will, affect their boss, the guy who got elected.
Man! I was getting ready to see the arrest...she says we're doing the right thing....my mind is reminded it's only a clip of the episode. Wah wahhhh :(
She's a victim because she couldn't sleep her daughter's way into an ivy league college that she openly admits her daughter isn't smart enough for? So since she got scammed she's a victim but on the other hand if it actually worked she'd be arrested for cheating her way into college. In real life this case would be eviscerated by the media calling these women out for trying to take a seat away from another child that actually worked hard to get there.
Kelsey M. But they also would have most likely not happened at all if the guy was ethical. The point is the dude could’ve said “No, that’s inappropriate and wrong” and left it at that.
@@DJC0M3RAD3 or she could have not tried tocheqt for her kid
It's SVU, where women are almost always a victim, no matter how much they initiate/perpetrate.
@@DJC0M3RAD3, haha, "ethical"??? 😝
Where was _her_ "ethics" when she decided to be a prostitute?!
@@WebExaminer, I know, huh?
I remember that one episode with the webcam girl who couldn't any longer do her sexcam stuff because of a guy who took it a bit too seriously. And at the end of the show, Olivia said about one of her female detectives-I can't remember her name offhand-that "she only wanted" that webcam girl "to be able to do whatever she wanted in life," or something close to that. But that to me shows a _huge_ disconnect from reality, as _nobody_ can just "do what they wanted in life," because that's just not reality.
Olivia totally created a rape where there was not one. Damn! I don’t agree with what this guy did but hey it is fair game.
3:40 to 3:43 she said it all, not about justice or the law, just making a statement.
One where an innocent boys suicide punctuated it all.
which epi?
What wrong with normal smart it means she'll probably have better empathetic traits which will make her better at deal with people.
Barba 🥺
Show use to be good now it think with the story line they just go off the rails. And I know it is a show but in reality they automatically presumed they guy is guilty.
Ice tee with my combo
Tfareand square t carpio
Love this show olivas 👍
He said it, he said imposters, hahahaha funny word, lmao sus sus sus
which episode is this?
I think this one is called “Imposter” (18x03)
To me I really did not see the point of this episode because it did not look like anyone was rape, yes these women were lied to but that has been happening for a while.
@@mahadhosh6400, are you serious? I could give you _thousands!_ 😝
"I play major league baseball."
"My family is quite well off."
"I own lots of Lockheed Martin stock."
"I'm the CEO of a large marketing firm."
"I'm independently wealthy."
"My other car is a Jaguar."
"I have a twelve-inch [REDACTED]."
"I spend every Sunday night with my mother."
"I financially supported my sister into law school; she now works with unwed, handicapped mothers."
"My wealth portfolio is _solid."_
"My name is Elmer J. Fudd: I own a mansion and a yacht."
And that's just for starters! 🤪
This whole thing could have been solved quick if the actual person just filed identity theft and theft because of the paper he stole for the lie. So that opens up the case for all the crimes he committed. And lying about knowing the person for the hotel room who could charge him.
That probably would've been the best bet. Make the real victim gain justice.
Si this the episode where there' s some Rollissi?
There was no rape here. A player got played. This was a love letter to the me too movement from the me too movement. The women in this were guilty of prostitution if anything.
Amo essa série
This was a sad episode the criminal got off easy, the women that were his victims under refused to testify or ashamed to reveal what really happened and what's worse at the end of the episode the sons of what one of them are so distraught over what their mother did that he committed suicide if there's a list out there of episodes with no happy ending this is definitely one of them as soon as that one about the kid who accidentally shot his another kid with a gun because he was afraid of a drug dealer from season 5.
The women are not victims for ruining their family for a scam artist.
@@WGPhil-uw5cs, yeah, what's that all about anyway? They could have been charged with prostitution.
Not sure I get the gist...A guy is lying to get girls into bed?
yes, that's the hustle! because schools like Howard, Harvard or Yale cost almost a fortune to get into especially during the administrative dates and limited placings only a handful to half a dozen kids get past the red-tape.
and those 5 were desperate to get their kids in, he knew that because he's seen it all the time every year because he's part of the custodial staff; it's practically open-season for him.
all he has to do is talk the "Talk", dress the part, give a false name, lure them to the penthouse and BOOM!!
he's in and starts over again with someone else
Yes.
Why was this even episode? Nothing illegal was done. There was no rape. It was two adults who had consensual sex. Period.
The wife ruined her family for a guy pretending to be an admissions officer. Women 🥤 🍵 ☕️ 2 middle-aged adults consented to smash. Big whoop.
I love Olivia Benson
Ice tee fare and square
they are the doctors and either a twin of the SUV assault, or his jealous lover. He was simply a friendly aquaintence but, I do remind now. The passports were also diplomatic but also war games. I think Isabel is his relative too.
It is the entire block, so to speak.
He's worried they're doing the right thing?
Cuz he knew they werent......
Ice t why does the world look like this
In your line of job is this normal
This episode was trash and stupid. There was no rape. The woman in blue said it best, she got hustled plain and simple. The episode ending was so stupid and basically no part 2? Either way the perp won in the end.
Fin should’ve slapped him
Javier Rodriguez Hooray
Tinha que ser em português
That girl bot played instead of the man
If you consent, it’s not rape
@@mahadhosh6400 if you consented to have sex with a guy who posed himself as for example a billionaire CEO and after sleeping with him find out that he isn’t a billionaire CEO, it’s still not rape. The guy was a jerk yes but the sexual act was still consensual. If the roles were reversed and it was the woman that played the man, would you still consider that to be raped?
@@mahadhosh6400 you’re real life stupid. And I can see you’re a victim in everything in your life.
@@mahadhosh6400what are you even talking about
@@ashleyfrancis5563, yeah, babbliscious.
@@Silence_Duder_Gooder what okay
What's with this show now Chicago pad on twice a week smh
Ice t it doesnt look normal to me
What do you mean 😢😮😅😊
Thats rape?Then shouldnt the women be arrested for prostitution?
@@clintfowler3856 By that argument, then if you promised someone that if they had sex with you, they'd enjoy it, and if they didn't enjoy it, then it is rape by fraud, is that not?
💯!
Hodges!?
Everything wrong with the Me Too movement and feminism in one episode. Absolute insanity and it’s sad to think some people see absolutely nothing wrong with this episode.
This was not rape, in fact it can be argued that the women commited prostitution. What would happen if the guy really was the admissions officer but even after the sex, couldn't get the kid admitted? Would she call rape too?
You have no sympathy or empathy for those women? Wow, that's quite the moral compass you have there.
No, they were whores
These women were not raped. They were willing to cheat on their husbands so why should we feel sorry for them?
@@Ronkyort0dox they weren't very smart at prostitution
@@aceclover758 Nobody said they deserve all sympathy. But let’s not act like lying about your identity just bc you can’t get any isn’t disgusting either. They didn’t consent to that random, cheating or not.
@@oliviaaa3096 Lying about who you are to gain consensual sex isn’t disgusting.
Cheating on your husband is disgusting. Rape is disgusting.
Lying they I play guitar when I don’t isnt
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Thats not rape.If you consent to it,not rape.Even if ur scared to say no,it doesent matter you agreed to do it.
Miss rat is a fat I agree.
You’re so incorrect it’s ridiculous. Obviously you’ve never heard of deception OR coercion. Forcing sb w fearing into consenting isn’t consent. Lying about your identity, regardless of the situation, is wrong & rape.
@@oliviaaa3096, oh Moses smell the roses!
And all of them prostituted themselves, which is an _actual_ crime.
And nobody "forced" anyone to have sex; they all had sex with the guy to _get something from him,_ you moral degenerate.
And the last woman CHEATED ON HER HUSBAND! 😝
@@oliviaaa3096As is prostitution, which is what these mothers were doing......
@oliviaaa3096 No its not. What they did is prostitution. Even more, had they thought about their husbands and children, this never would've happened.....
These people not only have wanted to lay down animals they have harmed them by burning them etc miraska
Hudson is a horrible college!!
It's not an _actual_ college. 😝
hands down worst svu episode of all time 👎👎
Mega Misanthrope actually it brought up interesting questions
denise no, no it didn't
Daniel Diaz yes it did. They consented to sex with someone other than the man with whom they did. It would be like a woman thinking she's with her husband and learning it was his twin. It also brought up questions about how far people will go to ensure a kid's entry into an elite college
denise noe it doesn’t matter it still wasn’t rape regardless of who he said he was... they still consented to the sex
Lets spot the feminist🙄
u stupid
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I swear to God Jesus Buddha Muhammad Abraham and everything good and holy that this was bait and switch setup and they started doing it to me when I was a teenager
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People’s comments are disgusting. It was sexual assault because he is emotionally manipulating women which is against the law. Just because a victim is committing a crime doesn’t mean they are not a victim.
No it was not 🙄
Emotional manipulation isn't a crime. Prostitution is. They did that......