Kidnapping Her Own Daughter - Law & Order
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Briscoe and Green discover a woman claiming to be the sister of a murder victim is in fact her ex-wife with no legal rights to their adopted child.
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From Season 14, Episode 13 "Married With Children" - After a motivational speaker is pushed off a hotel balcony, Briscoe and Green dig into his past. When his daughter is kidnapped, it seems they've found a motive.
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I feel bad for the grandma at the end. Seemed to be the only one who really loved that little girl.
Yeah maybe she could get custody. She at least met her unlike the other grandparents.
tbf the moms seemed to us as well, but legalities and infighting got in the way.
@@spencersholden yeah at the end of the episode she does get custody
@@cauzie8281 I'm glad for that. The grandmother loved the child and she herself did nothing wrong. It was a good step for Sophie's mental health too.
I think the other grandma would have liked to met her, given the way she looked at the photo. But I doubt her husband would have approved and it likely would have been the end of her marriage if she tried to have a relationship with the granddaughter
Nice touch at 2:50 having Sophie call her mommy, because it is her mom. And having her have to cover it up!
acting
Uh no actually it’s not her mom you do know that right!?
@@matthewforsyth284 ya it is??? Her mothers got divorced, so she has two moms. The one in that scene was one of her mothers
I didn't pick that up, jeez I'm terrible at this
Yeah, it was very smartly done. Very simple and at the same time -genius
Seeing this murder probably didn't help Jeff's drinking problem.
Funny
I heard he went to rehab and finally got better. Now he works for UPS as a manager at one of the warehouses. Good for him.
@@sniffles8655 no he's homeless and divorced
No this time he RLY means it
Gotta say the second grandmother handled it really well, she didn't make a scene and even made sure Sophie knew going with the police was ok.
Renee’s mother was definitely much more open-minded than Lisa’s parents
Quite agreeable since this was the 90’s or so!
not to mention that she had a relation with the little girl her entire life.
So open minded to Aid and abet a fugitive.
What episode and Season is this
@@jazzyexom6013 I can’t remember
That has to be one of the most difficult arrests Brisco and Greene have to make; the necessity of doing it in front of a little girl too young to understand the situation.
Uh, screw that. The fact that she let them believe that she was her sister (it's New York "nobody" cares if you are gay) and the fact that she took the kid and ran is more then enough reason for me to be happy to arrest her. It sucks for the kid sure, but it's for own good.
@@Arjay404 Hence, the noun, "necessity."
Jack McCoy
@@Arjay404 uh yeah and she murdered ther ex wife the girls actual adoptive mother you know that right!?
@@matthewforsyth284 No, I don't because I didn't see the rest of the episode, but I did suspect that, but wasn't going to judge based solely on the information in this clip.
Poor little girl literally has NO real idea what’s really going on around her. ☹️
She's not alone neither do I.
Spoiler alert: the girlfriend killed her partner and was found guilty for murder and kidnapping her adopted daughter. The daughter was later sent to live with her grandmother.
Thank you… ughhh there are so many streaming services tbh and i was curious how it ended
THANK YOU
How can u kidnap ur daughter??
Why did she kill her partner?
@@stephenking5852 under Florida law they weren’t allowed to adopt the child as a couple, so the murder victim adopted her as a single parent. When the couple broke up the victim had sole custody and cut her ex off from seeing the child or talking to her (because the Ex was secretly calling the child without her mother’s permission)
So much for the golden parachute!
Whoever runs this account needs to compile a 'best of Briscoe' one liners!
There are some "best of Briscoe one liners videos from seasons 10-13
Ho ho
The little girl I think clearly said “mummy” “I can’t find my princess doll” she was talking to Renee
She thought her mother had come in.
Which is why Renee nearly collapses when she finally gets Sophie to leave. Sophie almost blew the whole thing right in front of the detectives.
@@bostonblackie9503 she was her mother
she was the mom (not legally adopted though), Lisa was her other mom
Married with Children was such a good episode. Really tapped into the national debate at the time over gay marriage, and how arcane laws made it difficult for two loving parents to actually both have legally recognized rights. Looking at some of the comments, there are still a lot of narrow-minded folks some 17 years later smh.
Do u know what episode ethos is???
@@atlmcp35 It's in the description. Season 14, Episode 13. "Married With Children".
@@Wynner3 My bad. I always get Mother's Day and Married with Children mixed up in my mind. Mother's Day was Season 13 Episode 10.
@@alexanderelderhorst2107 Dear lord. People aren’t gay because they hate the opposite gender! That’s not how sexuality works! 🤦♀️
Narrow minded, staying on the Narrow Path 👆🏻
“Are you Lisa’s sister?”
“What is it? What happened?”
Notice how she doesn’t confirm or deny, even though she refers to the child as her niece
Its sad that a child was involved... and i feel that parents should love their child whatever sexual orientation they choose..it may be difficult at first..but..after all they are your child.. so..dont feel disappointed...feel glad that they found someone to love them..totally love them
Yes but it’s not something you choose... and there’s nothing wrong with it either way obviously but exactly
You don't choose your sexuality. You don't choose who you have feelings for.
And they ended up divorced 7 years later.
The scene where they arrest her in the diner. It's raining out. Nice touch.
"Social services will take good care of her" I get he was just saying that but in reality the system is so broken that many children fall under the cracks
It’s a show…
@@MsTinkerbelle87 based in the real world and on a real case
One of the more interesting episodes for sure.
Took me forever to work out where I’d seen that cop before. Then I realised he’s Joe on the flash 😂
He's been on here since Lenny he either ended up with Fontana and Lupo
I vividly remember this episode actually from when it aired on TV when I was much younger. (I was born in 1996 so I was way to young to be seeing this in hindsight). Rewatching it as an adult because of COVID is a surreal experience.
i'm 75 in laos watching iaw&order on youtube.
Always find it unrealistic when someone doesn't ask HOW their sibling etc died. No questions when someone says your sister is found dead at a hotel..
All the bit players are fantastic. The casting department is phenomenal.
Detective1: "does she have any id?"
Detective2: "no pockets"
Me: newbies, everyone knows girls clothes don't have pockets
They used to back then😒
@@material-cheshirekhatter2413 which is freaking stupid! Just give women normal sized pockets? What is the point of them not having them!
That’s why brides absolutely jump for joy if their wedding gown has pockets.
I have found, over the course of my entire life, exactly _two_ pieces of women's clothing with functional pockets. Each time, I felt like I ought to buy a scratch-off ticket.
love how briscoe shot down the smug father with just 1 sentence....
It's so obvious that it was the sister, even before watching the whole thing. If someone told me my brother was found dead I would INCONSOLABLE. You wouldn't even get me to say my own name. I would simply pass out from pain, right there in the floor.
If it was my sister I would likely bust out a deep chuckle and ask what her dumb azz did this time.
She doesn't have a sister
There was no sister, that's the whole point.
Also... It’s different for everyone, everyone has different levels of closeness or lack thereof, and there’s also being in shock, sometimes it takes time to hit you...
It was one of those episodes where are you didn’t think very highly of the victim, but you know the defendant was wrong regardless. Thankfully a lot has changed since then.
What happened to the kid in the end? It seems like the grandparents on the side of the mom that died don't want her, and the other grandma probably has no legal rights :-(
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Why would they? You can tell from both grandparents that they're really stiff and too authoritarian/old school: They didn't support their daughter's needs and were also homophobic. Since they have no close relationship with the granddaughter upon never meeting her and being adopted, they see no reason to adopt the child. It's crazy, but you do have cold-blooded parents out there like that.
the other grandma got custody.
@@CharizardMaster69 Thanks!
@@TheMightyN not agreeing doesn't mean homophobic because in that case if you don't believe certain religions or beliefs you're a ...phobic
oh I remember this, they tracked down the kid thanks to a bus driver
the lady in the bus who sat in the seat in front of them told the police she heard the little girl said was hungry and the mother took her for food. the bus driver then mentioned the pizza place behind the depot
gosh the bigoted anti gay comments im seeing here.
no girl is growing up confused cause she has two moms. just cause people grow up with two parents doesnt mean they will grow up confused or bad.
its the parenting style and love. not their sexual preference. grow up people its 2021. not 1921 that thought process isnt acceptable gay people are just as capable as straight people
My friend, I couldn’t agree with you more
Briscoe, late at night. "All right, what about if, say, we find a lady in a tree. Could I say 'hanging not so high?' Maybe, 'the apple doesn't fall so far...' nah, that'd only work if it was a father and son deal. Oh I know! Yeah, if it's a rich lady, what I can say is 'so much for the golden parachute!' Yeah, that'll be good. Yeah, yeah."
This was Jerry Orbach last season 😢💔
Happy Mother's Day
from LAW & ORDER.
Warms the heart. Haha.
Joe is being type casted
2:50
Clever way to use childish stupidity to your advantage
*uploaded 35 minutes ago* Me: AHAHHA MORE CRIME SOLVING
How could the partner do something so cruel?!
Yeah I agree- killing her mother was not in the best interest of the child...
@@yesterdayitrained Neither was taking her other parent away from her
Lover's spat? I dunno, exes will have done worse for less.
It’s amazing how love and hate can switch so fast between people isn’t it
Hi a kid with far too much time on his hands here.
The woman who died, her mother, and the other woman, her mom. Well her mother and her mom could have just fallen out of love it probably isnt that simple. When they talk to the grandparents and the grandparents basically say that they didin't support their daughter for being gay that most likely means her mother had some interalized homophobia. So what most likely happened is that overtime she started to think more and more about what the grandparents said it made her hate the relationship so much that she left. She probably wanted to cross it all out of their life bc she was ashamed.
- your welcome
Put the earlier episodes on the platform
I wish
It doesn't seem like a push could send you further than jumping of your own volition - is there any sort of evidence or tests on this?
She probably could have jumped further, but when they say ‘jump’ they are referring to her killing herself by walking off the balcony rather than literally jumping off.
I think it was based on probability. When you commit suicide, you often walk or fall off. It’s not common for a suicide victim to leap as far as they can off a small balcony. So if she had no outside help, she likely would have fallen closer to the balcony and landed on the roof. Where as if she was pushed the force would have taken her past the roof.
@@papabumba478 So, do we know who threw mommy from the balcony, and why?
@@sandrasharp2934 The other mom showed up in NYC to confront the one who died. The one who died was drunk and they argued and the other one shoved her and she fell to her death. She tried to claim self defense but she never called 911 and she snatched the little girl and tried to leave town with her when she got caught
Yes they do tests with dummies with the same weight as the victims and reproduce a throw vs a jump.
@@asecretone
True. I volunteered to be one of those dummies. Hurts like he11.
My first thought was that this episode drew from the Miller v. Jenkins case but the episode predates most of that matter.
Miller vs. Jenkins case was the very first thought I had when I read the video description. If you're interested, know Lisa Miller turned herself into police in February 2021. Isabella, is alive, now 18 and a legal adult, and apparently choosing to stay in Nicaragua. I think L&O somewhere in the franchise did have an episode that was based on the abduction of Isabella Miller-Jenkins - LO, SVU?
I love this law and order with svu a close 2nd
Oh boy what a mess
Indeed
I think I counted 12 producers on this episode.
It is so sad when one parent keeps a child from another parent. Sad for the parent yes but much worse for the child. Why do women hate their children so much to keep them from the other parent
Control
Well perhaps the other parent is a danger to the child and beats or sexually assaults the child or is on drugs. though none if this may apply on the TV case I'm saying this because they may be protecting and loving thier child instead of what your thinking. Yes there are parents who do keep thier kids away without reason but not all. My point is don't assume.
My mother keeps me away from my father cause he was abusive towards her even though he never touched me physically or sexually she has serious trust issues with him towards me and she refuses to ever let me go with him even though he wants to be apart of my life and I feel sorry for him I understand my moms point of view
Sometimes it depends on the situation. If the parent is narcissistic, it’s about power and control but if the father is a danger to both of them, then a mother or father must do everything they can to protect him or her
OMG DETECTIVE JOE WEST
Olivia and Jose caricoa are falling in love and best friends forever and ever
I can't believe I hate the victim 😒 so much .
Nancy Shapiro... that was a shock 😂
I love Brisco
Quick to hospital
I love law and order
Does anyone know how I can watch all the seasons of the original law and order in the United States? I know seasons 13-20 are on peacock but would like to watch the other.
I’m pretty sure all seasons are on Hulu
Every season is on Hulu and the new episodes get put up a day after it airs on NBC.
@@tlahmed what the hell? Then why do I have a subscription to Peacokc? 😂
@@sammiepittman3130 😬
Try soap2day. You can watch movies that aren’t released or already release for free
God that last scene broke my heart
Detective Joe west
That little girl is played by Ryan O’Neil’s daughter Tater O’Neil. She’s very talented and won a Grammy at 8 years old. Beat out Reagan McNeil for her role in Born Innocent.
What were you smoking/drinking when you posted this? No, no, no and no. (1) Ryan O’Neil’s daughter is Tatum O’Neill, not Tater. What is she, a potato? (2) She was in her 40s when this episode aired in 2003. (3) Tatum won an Academy Award (Oscar, not Grammy) when she was 10 years old. (4) Reagan McNeil is a character from “The Exorcist” played by Linda Blair who had the lead role in “Born Innocent.”
@@mpb3481Take a look at that account's name again. Either this is a troll who is really committed to emulating this fictional character, or it's a bot.
@@BladeZero238 I did notice the name but figured setting the record straight with facts might shut him/her up. 😁
Early bird catches the hangover
... did he say 'circum-frential'?
Sad thing for the child
Sad because it probably does reflect true life situations
Rip Jerry
A members only jacket
If only that was the mindset now. And 20 short years. The 1% control 100% agree with those parents.
I don't remember this episode. I must have blocked it out because it's too traumatic for me.
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I guess, I will never know how things ended up in each ep I watched
Nope. You sure won't.
Heh heh heh heh.
HEH HEH HEHEHE HEH!
Good 🎉😂for a lie dectort test
I'm early this time...yesss
Isn't that the guy from The Flash?
Yes, it is. He worked on L&O for nearly a decade, I think.
John Mulaney's favorite show!
I thought he said his fav was SVU
False. This show has zero Ice-T
The character Nancy mentioning the word divorce in reference to Lisa and Rene was absurd because they were never married
My divorce!
@@bostonblackie9503 Dig your handle. Been watching some of those episodes (on Pizzaflicks_).
Does anyone know how I can watch all the seasons??
Yes.
But parent care everyone for a probably police come to own daughter kidnapping
Please tell me the grandmother got to see Sophie again.
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 in Rutherford New Jersey
That sounds sus
111 call the ambiance everyone watching a tv
"No ID, she's wearing a skirt." Oh, to be a female...
Good Morning Mary...Thanks Spike...#Garret1876
Just asking did you can what happan I'm sorry 😂remember really not good for a cool
A child have 2 mommys that child must be confuse.
Children are always the victims of adults selfish stupid choices.
How did this end for the mother and the daughter? The surviving mother, I mean??
She was convicted.
@@taycarroll1124 Thanks! Was she the murderer?
@@christinafacts444 yes
@@taycarroll1124 What happened to her daughter and her mom?
@@Neku628 Most likely she was given to social services or tracked down any family members of the victim to see if they will take her in.
Wait I thought you couldn't adopt if you was single, you had to be a couple
Not necessarily. Depends on the agency and the state - Amber Heard happens to be a celebrity example, she's single and has an adopted daughter I believe.
So much for pride
0:16 lesson 1 never marry and that’s why I’ll never marry.
Lenny not to happy again when minority's are involve wow
Oh cool that’s Anna Chlumsky! Or however the last name is spelled
If you mean the "sister", that's not Anna Chlumsky.
@@feverspell rather „daughter”.
No, Anna was about 20 when this episode aired
@@lew532 what season and episode is this please??
@@atlmcp35 season 14 episode 13
20!!!!!!!!!!!! YEah!
Once you strip away the rainbows and unicorns.....
So the ex wife killed her right?
Yes.
Hi Louis..#Peoplesafe1776
Huh, whoever wrote the description definitely got the pronouns wrong.
😂🎉🎉🎉🎉
Who actually killed the mom?
Uh her ex-girlfriend did and uh seriously no offence but it was discussed int the video the she did the crime remember?
@@matthewforsyth284 yeah but theres always twists, its a short clip ya know, there could've been more people in play.
That child actress was pretty bad.
Bad
it amazes me how long this show has been on when the acting ability is worse than a highschool drama club lol
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That sounds sus