Abused Wife's Cry for Help | Chicago Fire
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- After responding to a car accident, Casey (Jesse Spencer) and Dawson (Monica Raymund) become skeptical when a domineering husband continues to answer for his injured wife.
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Season 6, Episode 14, Looking for a Lifeline,
Cruz (Joe Minoso) becomes frustrated with Herrmann (David Eigenberg) and Mouch (Christian Stolte) when he discovers they have contacted people regarding his "Slamigan" invention without his knowledge. Kidd (Miranda Rae Mayo) uncovers something meaningful and important to Severide (Taylor Kinney) while Brett (Kara Killmer) discovers some potentially unsettling news. Nick Gehlfuss, Yaya DaCosta, Jon Seda, Marina Squerciati and Gary Cole guest star.
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I'm a paramedic firefighter in a major city, I see all sorts of disgusting things people do to animals, do to each other.
If we turn a blind eye to one of them, it may worsen as time goes. There's always something we can do.
We make excuses to say we can't help them all, but help one, when we can.
Who knows, we might need their help one day too
@@devinegravity57 So, youre the heroine we are all dreaming of.🙂
Total Respect for everything you do! 🫡
I for sure know I’d wouldn’t be able to handle your job!
My first husband was an abusive alcoholic. His favourite saying was no body no crime.
It took me 5yrs to finally get away.
It had got to a point he was going to end my life or i his. It is not worth being arrested.
Stay strong and groovy.
I am sad it ended.
your husband sounds like a complete a-hole.
You did the best thing you could do, something that took great courage. People like your ex are broken inside, and unless they're willing to recognize it they can't be fixed. From your remark I assume you remarried. I'm glad you gave yourself the chance to be happy, and to make someone else happy.
@@johnham4485 yeah, it sucked like balls
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I'm an ex-victim too. Luckily for me it was never physical, but damage is done all the same. Nothing makes me happier than seeing other victims finally break free, and nothing breaks me more than seeing them unable to.
@@LilyGrace95 so you randomly married someone you didn't even know? How did that happen? Are you sure you're a victim if you chose this person on your own volition? I mean I could buy a Pitbul with a history of eating babies, if it attacks me or my child am I really the victim, since the situation occurred from my own decisions?
@@SutterKrumpYou don't sound nearly as smart as you think you do.
@@speedude0164 can you be more specific? Have you also accidentally married an abuser?
"My head is bleeding!!"... world's smallest scratch 😒🤦♂️😂
Feels strange hearing Jesse speaking in a non-Aussie accent. I've been binging too many House clips
Omg literally when I first started watching Chicago Fire it threw me through such a loop hearing him speak like a full on Murican
My first thought was - Oh, that's Chase!
Real people remember him as Billy Kennedy in "Neighbours"
He sounds like House 😂🤣😂🤣😂
@@E9JMX yep same lol. I feel like his American accent doesn't sound quite right
He’s a psychopath a monster
Don't give him so much credit. He's his own victim, he'll never be happy. He's broken inside, and he'll never recognize it, and that's pathetic.
@@vilmalazzarini8847 sure, but I mean she willingly CHOSE to marry a monster, right? Or did she magically teleport into this marriage like in Harry Potter?
@@SutterKrumpSimmer down abuser.
Yes love Chicago 🔥❤
Casey fire tream so good tream 😅
What ep?
The power would have disconnected so there would be no lights on.
What episode is this please
I never thought about the wife being abused from her husband I was wondering about why didn't she be descreet about it while he knew the cops were called on him (I'm not making this rude I'm just wondering about why she thought there was no way out)
I've watched this 2 times now and I consider it the best episode
If you have not experienced abused then pls don't judge the way she handle it. FYI it happens in real life. People say why not leave when you get the chance, it is easy to say but being done is different.
@@daisyluvsummers8420 yeah that’s true sorry about that comment she’s made I’m gonna have to make her delete it because for VideoStar to say something like that is hurtful, again sorry about what she said. I will talk to her about taking comments seriously and cautiously.
When you are in that situation, you feel there is no way out, all your defences are low, and you feel totally worthless, and if you do manage to escape, they find a way to drag you back in the end one of you end's up either dead or seriously injured.
@@carolyndymond4065 oh absolutely. I don't know why people think it's easy to just leave. I hope they don't experience this or if they did then they should understand not every story has a happy ending
Too many women in this situation end up dead, by their abuser’s hand. A few lucky ones make it out. Extreme cases are what you’ve just seen.
They are
Who to thinks Casey is better than most firefighters cause I do
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Why do ppl watch this. Just watch real life vids
why are you here watching this very thing you hate?
Was the twist that she was actually the abuser all along?
Non, I think it mean that she saw no way out, so she tried to kill him and burnt the house as a way to die too.
@@cma1676she chose to marry an abuser which mean she chose abuse on her own volition. She's right: no one can help her because this is the life she chose on her own free will
@@SutterKrumpThis whole area is clearly outside your experience. Abusers don’t introduce themselves as abusers! They observe, they charm, they get you feeling safe first, they start gradually, then they blame it on being stressed etc. Who would sign up for this if it was obvious from the start…?
@@StStStS it takes about 5 minutes of conversation to find out. You can't accidentally marry an abuser, that's delusional.
"Who would sign up for this" Why don't you ask battered wives? it's usually just a continuation from abusive parents. It's never accidental, or that red flags didn't show up.
@@SutterKrump
Oh yeah, super easy
"Are you an abuser?"
"I sure am!"
"I'm leaving."
"Goodbye!"
"There was no way out." What bullshit. You were specifically told there are places you can go. There are people who can help. You refused to accept help and refused to say what happened and went back home with him anyway. Own your own decisions lady. No wonder guys don't intervene anymore!
Easier said then done. It's obvious you have no clue.
@@pman2916 When a GF started slapping me around, I was out of there! If I can do it, anyone can..
People say don't put up with it, ask for help, but even the people who are paid to do something can't or won't, and then when it's too late they say "if only we'd known" or say how awful/tragic/sad/unnecessary it was🙄
Wouldn't have to "put up with it" if they didn't marry the abuser in the first place. I mean it's not rocket science, it ain't that hard to identify abusers, let alone it's definitely not hard NOT marrying them.
@SutterKrump as the child of an abuser and a woman who knew what he was and thought she could change him, you are correct about some of them, however it's not true for everyone, because some of the abusers have spent so long learning how to hide what they are, that they keep the mask up until they have you right where they want you, then they don't have to hide it anymore and by then it's not that easy to get away.
@@SutterKrump- Except abusers are highly manipulative and can fool the most savvy people. At least you're making your abusive nature obvious.
@@SutterKrump you are most definitely clueless
Casey is a true hero
Takes a coward to raise his hand to a woman
@@melaniekendall4903 and what kind of woman does it take to marry a wife beater? I'd love to hear your take on this.
@@SutterKrumpAnd you're defending an abuser because..? I'd love to hear your answer to this.
@@beckyhartley9502 I held the woman accountable for choosing an abuser. You must've misunderstood on purpose. Or maybe you're just not that bright?
I hate bullies.
She chose to marry this bully so...
@@SutterKrump. But… some are sooo devious. ~don’t show their true colours till your married a few months.
@@angiesappracone1478lies. Don't spread misinformation
@@angiesappracone1478 so you DON'T know the person you're marrying? That's still on you.
This was well acted out
Omg, ‘Marigold’ is the chief!!! He’s not talking with a cockney accent.😅
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Well in the end she got her revenge on her abuse husband and it’s off to divorce court.
@@Spitfiresammons wouldn't have needed to get revenge on anyone if she hadn't married a wife beater in the first place, right? 99% of men are not abusive, any idea why she chose this specific psycho wife beating jerk?
Assuming he survived...
@@Spitfiresammons all of this could've been avoided by not dating a psycho abuser. You women love to talk about "red flags" AFTER the damage has already been done. Red flags are there so you can avoid bad people BEFORE you marry them, not after.
As they say in the Cook County Jail:
🎶 He had it comin', he had it comin' 🎵
🎶 He only had himself to blame! 🎵
🎶 If you'd have been there, if you'd have seen it 🎵
🎶 I betcha you would have done the same! 🎵
From doctor to firefighter. - I'm not sure if this is a career advancement.
who the hell cares? both jobs involve saving lives. one isnt better than the other.
Really try working inside the walls of the hospital and then the freedom of a different call and not knowing where you’re going next 😅
😂😂😂😂 not sure
lol ask Ben from Greys, he did the same
The extent that abusive men will go is shocking
I can't watch this show anymore. They keep changing networks!
21st Century Emergency Services.
0:17 Red flag
They are not even checking on each other after an accident. There is no love there anymore. Oh, and he's a terrible, abusive human being.
A red flag this woman should've listened to BEFORE she chose to marry him (on her own volition)
@@SutterKrump how do you know she knew he was an alcoholic prior to marriage?
@@user-bi3fv6ky3p getting married assumes you KNOW the person you're marrying, you know that right? Or maybe in your world you marry random people you don't even know.
@@SutterKrump by your logic wives are to blame if their husbands have killed their children because they should have obviously predicted this outcome
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I hate these shows as they always make men seem to be the predators.
Well, if you look at the stats more women are killed by their partners than the other way round. And the firefighters were not portrayed as perpetrators. It showed that some men are violent and that some women are victims of their abusive husbands. In Germany and Italy, for example, every 3-4 days a woman is killed by her (ex) partner.
Very difficult situation.
Men mostly and they're bullies...
Statistically, they are.
Because he was?
Everyone supports this battered wife and that's good, but please note this woman chose to marry this abuser. Identifying an abuser is not difficult. Not marrying an abuser is absolutely not difficult. So maybe focus on not marrying abusers, then we will completely avoid all the symptoms from marrying abusers as depicted in the video.
That’s a stuPid theory, what if they start off nice you get married and then over years get abusive, a lot of them hide it for years
This is genuinely disgusting
@@shortcake9046 it's disgusting to give women the tools and encouragement to identify abusers? Gotcha, I reported you for women hating
@@Nnickiw it's not a theory it's how your type of woman reason; rather than thinking what lead to you choosing this piece of sh*t in the first place you will instead go into this whole victim "battered wife" mentality and cry about it to society. 99,99% of men aren't abusers, but you chose the abuser anyway. That's on you.
@@Nnickiw don't try to excuse your way out of this one. You chose an abuser on your own volition and there's a million f*cking behavioral characteristics you can check. 99,99% of men aren't abuser. You chose an abuser. That's no one's fault but your own.