Yup, it should be pretty much impossible for her to make up a story about something she should be completely ignorant of. Which is why the very next question after then denial is "You think she is making that up?"
To be fair he's in denial initially but realizes the truth pretty quickly. It was basically only a reflex to think it wasn't true since it was so awful.
I will NEVER forget this episode. I was a little girl when I saw this with my grandparents. The second that little girl told that officer that her stepmother and half brother were in a compromising position, I was SHOCKED. I even told my grandparents to leave the channel right where it's at.
@@bman3794 They usually watch that show at night and when you're a minor, there are things that you had to "roll with." So I was used to it at that point.
No one is talking about is I’m gonna talk about it I appreciate and adore the fact that the father said she r@pe my son he didn’t say s3x HE SAID R@PE!! LET IT BE KNOWN
um...yeah. its gross enough that the woman and her stepson hooked it up, but they added more factors when they got married and she blamed him. She should get locked up forever. if she does at the end of the video then retract the statement
@@Feedback72most of the cases are based on real cases the names the places the countrys some moments are changed and to avoid legal problems the say it is fiction but some people recognize cases
@@draco84oz true people who actually work in theese fields burn out fast /became cynics and hard not everyone can handle the job it marks the mind and the body cops are more likely to die by suicide than in line of duty /also the job often destroy relationships you always late / long hours always on call you see worst of the worst
The funny thing is I originally thought it was Devon Bostick (Rodrick Heffley) and it's the reason I clicked lol. I was shocked when it was actually the guy who played Aaron. It's only today I saw the resemblance between them😂
You know you've been watching SVU a long time when you see what Benson looks like and you know if it's from the early, early mid, later mid, or recent episodes.
@Leah-iv2ex yes but that wasn't the issue. No one could prove that it was before he turned 17 anyways. This was about the father's murder and not having to incriminate eachother for that
How sick does a MOTHER have to be to know what's she's doing and not only put her young daughter in a position to have to lie when she's too young to even understand what is going on and then on top of that dismiss and call that same young child a liar and say shes making up stories from things seen "on TV" when that young child tells someone about what she saw them doing... Smh
That woman wasn’t obsessed with her stepson. The only thing she was really obsessed was money. She married his father for money, then she seduced his son to get rid of the husband, she married the son for spousal privilege.
Step-parent and step-child relationships need to be automatically classified as grooming. There is no logical reason that should be legal even if he was of age the whole time.
New York law actually classifies relationships INCLUDING BY MARRIAGE as incest, which is a felony, so this episode kind of falls apart (except I don't think they admitted anything happening prior to the wedding.
@@roc7880 Teacher student when he was 15 but she's a guy too. No record of her before she was 28 and no record of her brother after he was 40 when he switched. So Macron's Wife-man is actually a few years older than what they say. Hilarious stuff if you didn't know those extra details. All the French know it and laugh about their gay president they all know didn't win his election.
@@jackwells8107 That's interesting. So technically, if I get married and then my mother marries his father, my husband and I would now be breaking the law because we have become step siblings through no fault of our own. I mean I'll go ahead and assume nobody is going to prosecue that, but if all relations by marriage are by definition incestual in NY, seems that would be the case.
Summary of the episode after the video: . . . . . . . Although Frank's testimony was enough to get him convicted, he couldn't provide any corroborating evidence against Gloria. But the detectives are able to find a phone call from Gloria which they deduce was her warning Kyle to get out of his apartment in time for the murder. However, they also determine he could be in danger - Kyle has a trust fund that Gloria, as his wife, will have access to whilst he's in jail. Plus, when he gets out, its entirely possible that Gloria will have him killed as well. They use this to turn Kyle against Gloria, who corroborates that not only did she hire Frank for the hit, but that she also started their relationship whilst he was underage. They arrest her on the steps of an abortion clinic, where Kyle also serves her with divorce papers. Update: For some reason SVU s6-11 is on Netflix NZ.
That boy was so naive. She didn't love him she was just using him just like his father. She married him and then framed him for murder. Did she ever get arrested?
Age of consent in most US states is 16+ though I honestly think it should be 17+. I met my partner at 17 when they were 18. It's honestly fine as long as that 17 year old isn't dating past a 2 year age gap
Everytime I get side eye for knowing that age of consent in NYC is 17 and not 18..... "SVU, Im not weird". This episode and one with the girl with delayed development who looks 13, I remembered.
I’m a bit rusty on the episode but I think she married the stepson for his money and spousal privilege. The father was smart enough to get a prenup and make sure if he died the money would be in a trust for the kids that she can’t touch.
@@jaxjam9608 Yeah she planned this from the beginning. All she wanted was the money. Seduced and manipulated her stepson, have other lover kill his father and then frame him afterwards. God only knows what she was going to do to the daughter because the money also belonged to her too.
I'm reminded of real-life actress Gloria Grahame (It's a Wonderful Life", "Oklahoma!") who married her stepson. They became...involved...when they first met when the stepson was only 15. The almost incestuous marriage was referred to as "inconvenient". Though it ended in divorce, of Gloria Grahame's marriages it was actually the one that lasted longest. Strange and sad.
Supposedly Gloria Grahame was caught in bed with her stepson by his father when her stepson/future husband was 13 in 1950. She married his father in 1948 when her stepson was 11. She got married to her second husband (her stepson's father) 5 hours after her first divorce was finalized. She was already divorced again by the time her stepson was 15.
Gloria Stansfield was evil but she was hot and beautiful and she used her hotness and beauty to get what she wanted but at the end it became her downfall two words death penalty.
Spoilers: blank space space Dad was worried mom might have been a gold-digger (you think?) so all his riches went to the two kids. By marring the son, she now has control of the money (especially if kid has an unfortunate accident down the road.) She was also sleeping with her personal trainer, who she convinced to kill the dad. When the son finds out the kid was the trainer’s, not his, he divorces his step-mom and testifies they had been boinking since he was 15.
Feels like justice and the law are always on the side of the defendant in cases of r@**. If you're a woman, and you've had normal consensual 'relations' with a man any time in the past, then you're no longer a credible victim. If a woman, does it to you, then it's not even considered a crime, so to speak, 'How could it be?' If you're a man, or a boy, and this happens to you, and the aggressor is a woman, you've 'scored', so what's the problem? Doesn't even matter if the person was a woman who robbed of your choice to have safe, consensual relations, it's just *shoulder shrug*. If it's a man who did this you, THEN, it's a violation. So sick, twisted and sad the way we, as a society, sometimes see these things, because these are all acts of violence, whether they're committed by a man or a woman, shouldn't even matter: r@** is r@**. Either way, your claim as a victim,is under so much more scrutiny than the vile perpetrator who'll refute it, and say 'It was consensual'. It's magnificently absurd how it all works. Don't even get me started on the statute of limitations for this type of thing..
A great ad for L&O or other series that are repeats would be to have a school kid at a blackboard write Marathon, then say "Marathon, Law and Order SVU Every Wednsday, Marathon."
"He's 17 years old its not abuse." Um no it is. She was his mother figure and he's still a minor. Its abuse. I don't care what the law says, its effing abuse.
i remember this episode. at the end, didnt the stepson/husband realize his stepmom/wife was lying to and using him to get out of the crime and he rejected her? he threw her under the bus and testified against her in court, didnt he?
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I remembered when I saw this episode. I was drinking a glass of water and nearly chocked on my water when the son said he and stepmom got married.
Man my face was like 🤨 the entire episode
I was more dumbfounded by how many things were happening in this episode just by these clips
@@taluca8474yeah I kept thinking what is happening in this episode
Wow. I asked my grandparents "What is wrong with these two? What are they nuts?" when that scene occurred.
I know about cousins or siblings marrying each other, but this is ridiculous
That poor father is in such denial there's no reason why a child that young would make up a story like that unless it's what she saw
Yup, it should be pretty much impossible for her to make up a story about something she should be completely ignorant of. Which is why the very next question after then denial is "You think she is making that up?"
@@Eseerrowezthere are multiple sides in a situation. We don’t know the circumstances of it. In this case the little girl is not making this up
But I mean he does go to get the daughter tho.
Or was coached into by a vindictive person
To be fair he's in denial initially but realizes the truth pretty quickly. It was basically only a reflex to think it wasn't true since it was so awful.
I will NEVER forget this episode. I was a little girl when I saw this with my grandparents. The second that little girl told that officer that her stepmother and half brother were in a compromising position, I was SHOCKED. I even told my grandparents to leave the channel right where it's at.
Oh dear, that compromised position is the thing which makes me sick to my head.
@@qamarzaman4247 I hear you. I'm 32 and I will NEVER forget this episode
Im thankful for being different and ultra rare type of person@@Undercover5100
I’m surprised your grandparents didn’t turn the tv off
@@bman3794 They usually watch that show at night and when you're a minor, there are things that you had to "roll with." So I was used to it at that point.
"We don't have to say anything to you, were married now"
Maseltov! You both win a conspiracy to commit murder charge!
It'll go marvelously with the new his and her wash rags
Has no one mentioned to the kid that his sister is his stepdaughter? 💀
I shouldn't be laughing but I am! 😂😅
i’m here for this comment alone 🙏🏽
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No one is talking about is I’m gonna talk about it I appreciate and adore the fact that the father said she r@pe my son he didn’t say s3x HE SAID R@PE!! LET IT BE KNOWN
Exactly
What’s going on with the misspellings?
@@thatgermanicguyRUclips sucks and deletes "rated language"
@@pixiestxNyomoufthat one is so understanble....
@@thatgermanicguy GIRL YOU ARE DOING THE MOST
Every consecutive scene in the video got wilder 😂
um...yeah. its gross enough that the woman and her stepson hooked it up, but they added more factors when they got married and she blamed him. She should get locked up forever. if she does at the end of the video then retract the statement
It’s like the writers got together and asked each other: “How crazy do you want this?” “….. yes”
Every scene i'm asking myself, yelling "what the hell is going on?" it gets worse each time
That dialogue, “I didn’t go in because I heard the noises and thought mommy was crying” 😂 it had me laughing so hard!
Real talk
Human nature is disturbing. This show is good at displaying it.
Waiting for the condescending comment “the show’s not real genius”
@@Feedback72most of the cases are based on real cases the names the places the countrys some moments are changed and to avoid legal problems the say it is fiction but some people recognize cases
@@Feedback72 God I hate those comments, like don't you think we know that?
I don't know - Criminal Minds shows some pretty disturbing stuff as well...
@@draco84oz true people who actually work in theese fields burn out fast /became cynics and hard not everyone can handle the job it marks the mind and the body cops are more likely to die by suicide than in line of duty /also the job often destroy relationships you always late / long hours always on call you see worst of the worst
This episode's plot development is like "oh it gets weirder..." as the episode progresses.
Season and episode?
Aaron Samuels, is that you? Cady Heron wants to talk to you lol 😂
I thought the same thing, lol. Residual Regina effects haha.
Is it actually him? I thought the same
@@propogandalf haha it actually is the same actor who played aaron samuels
I was looking for this comment lol
The funny thing is I originally thought it was Devon Bostick (Rodrick Heffley) and it's the reason I clicked lol. I was shocked when it was actually the guy who played Aaron. It's only today I saw the resemblance between them😂
You know you've been watching SVU a long time when you see what Benson looks like and you know if it's from the early, early mid, later mid, or recent episodes.
Lol i use the same logic as well. Benson is the metric for time period that SVU episodes.
Especially if Stabler is in it. If he is than you know it’s before a certain time period
@@michelleheadley2911 Not 100% correct. Younger looking Stabler, yes. But he's been in a few episodes ever since OC started a few years ago.
Yep I also judge when an svu episode came out based on bensons hair style lol
@@charlienerd You pervert, stop sniffing her hair! lol
I love how Olivia comforts Chloe in the beginning of the video. Plus I love how Olivia puts people in their place ❤. Keep going with these videos
you can tell mariska is good with kids
Also spousal privilege only applies if they're married AT THE TIME of whatever it is they're being accused of happened.
That might depend on the state. In NY, I don't think that's the case
Which is how they were using it. In the video he specifically says “anything Gloria told me was after we were married”
@jack they were sleeping together before they got married.
@Leah-iv2ex yes but that wasn't the issue. No one could prove that it was before he turned 17 anyways. This was about the father's murder and not having to incriminate eachother for that
"What did you do with my sperm?" had me in stitches.
Time stamp?
@@ameliabedelia7018 8:33 here
8:34
@@TobeWilsonNetwork thanks love doll!
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How sick does a MOTHER have to be to know what's she's doing and not only put her young daughter in a position to have to lie when she's too young to even understand what is going on and then on top of that dismiss and call that same young child a liar and say shes making up stories from things seen "on TV" when that young child tells someone about what she saw them doing... Smh
so gloria didn't sleep with kyle until after they were married?
That woman is obsessed with her stepson and brainwashed him in the process. Enough said.
That woman wasn’t obsessed with her stepson. The only thing she was really obsessed was money. She married his father for money, then she seduced his son to get rid of the husband, she married the son for spousal privilege.
"Were Married Now"
Me: Iight ima head out this case is getting weird
I would have been out as soon as that. Little girl said they they be in the bed with their clothes off.
then years later they used the same plot twist twice with 13 year olds.
I feel sorry for the little girl she deserves better
You don't feel sorry for the son. He got manipulated by stepmother.
Exactly. The stepson and the girl's mother we vile.
That’s Peter Herman, who would become Mariska Hargitay’s husband, as the boy’s attorney.
Who knew
Very handsome, I noticed him but did not make the connection.😊
I thought she was married to a producer from the show.
That’s when they met! 😊
@@jworth7203It's weird that they hated each other on the show
Uncle Frank went from a cheapskate in Home Alone to a sleazy lawyer.
Step-parent and step-child relationships need to be automatically classified as grooming. There is no logical reason that should be legal even if he was of age the whole time.
ask president Macron of France
@@roc7880she was not his step mom though… but I laughed anyway
New York law actually classifies relationships INCLUDING BY MARRIAGE as incest, which is a felony, so this episode kind of falls apart (except I don't think they admitted anything happening prior to the wedding.
@@roc7880 Teacher student when he was 15 but she's a guy too. No record of her before she was 28 and no record of her brother after he was 40 when he switched. So Macron's Wife-man is actually a few years older than what they say. Hilarious stuff if you didn't know those extra details. All the French know it and laugh about their gay president they all know didn't win his election.
@@jackwells8107 That's interesting. So technically, if I get married and then my mother marries his father, my husband and I would now be breaking the law because we have become step siblings through no fault of our own. I mean I'll go ahead and assume nobody is going to prosecue that, but if all relations by marriage are by definition incestual in NY, seems that would be the case.
Summary of the episode after the video:
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Although Frank's testimony was enough to get him convicted, he couldn't provide any corroborating evidence against Gloria. But the detectives are able to find a phone call from Gloria which they deduce was her warning Kyle to get out of his apartment in time for the murder.
However, they also determine he could be in danger - Kyle has a trust fund that Gloria, as his wife, will have access to whilst he's in jail. Plus, when he gets out, its entirely possible that Gloria will have him killed as well. They use this to turn Kyle against Gloria, who corroborates that not only did she hire Frank for the hit, but that she also started their relationship whilst he was underage.
They arrest her on the steps of an abortion clinic, where Kyle also serves her with divorce papers.
Update: For some reason SVU s6-11 is on Netflix NZ.
You’re a life saver
Thank you so much!
Nice! Thank you for taking the time to do this!🎉
thank you for this...I was curious as to how this episode ended
Thanks man! Enjoy the weekend!
She did not, in fact, get away with it.
That boy was so naive. She didn't love him she was just using him just like his father. She married him and then framed him for murder. Did she ever get arrested?
@@mariehelenemed how'd they get her? I gotta know
@@katarinadreams6955 yes they do
Did the woman kill the father? I don't remember this episode
@@maevemallory2122 I think she hired someone to kill him
@@maevemallory2122 what I got from the clip is the other boyfriend did the actual deed as he confessed to the cops, but she set him up to do it.
6:30 “He’s 17 years old, it’s not abuse.” 🤦♀️ 17 still makes him a MINOR!
In New York, the age of consent is 17.
I think the average across America is 16
In some states age of consent is 16 some 17 and some ( most) 18. But what ever the law in the state still wrong.
Age of consent in most US states is 16+ though I honestly think it should be 17+. I met my partner at 17 when they were 18. It's honestly fine as long as that 17 year old isn't dating past a 2 year age gap
Even if he was 18 or 19 it would be sooooooo wrong
This episode is absolutely unhinged!
Everytime I get side eye for knowing that age of consent in NYC is 17 and not 18.....
"SVU, Im not weird".
This episode and one with the girl with delayed development who looks 13, I remembered.
What I love about L&O is it shows that women can be just as twisted as men.
She marries son to frame him? What would be even more worse to get him in trouble.
I’m a bit rusty on the episode but I think she married the stepson for his money and spousal privilege. The father was smart enough to get a prenup and make sure if he died the money would be in a trust for the kids that she can’t touch.
So she won’t have to testify against him
@@jaxjam9608 Yeah she planned this from the beginning. All she wanted was the money. Seduced and manipulated her stepson, have other lover kill his father and then frame him afterwards. God only knows what she was going to do to the daughter because the money also belonged to her too.
I know she’s evil in this episode but Sherilyn Fenn… absolutely gorgeous 😍
I think Sherilyn Fenn should have gotten an Emmy for her performance in this episode.
Ikr?😊
Why you think the stepson was banging her? 🤣
She's even worse on SWAT about a decade later after this
I was rooting for her tbh, its not like she did anything too bad😂❤
That escalated quickly.
I'm reminded of real-life actress Gloria Grahame (It's a Wonderful Life", "Oklahoma!") who married her stepson. They became...involved...when they first met when the stepson was only 15. The almost incestuous marriage was referred to as "inconvenient". Though it ended in divorce, of Gloria Grahame's marriages it was actually the one that lasted longest. Strange and sad.
Miss Grahame was a talented actress. I sure am glad no one wants to make a movie or tell- all on my life.
@@paulamiles9559 If they made a tell-all about my life. It wouldn't be scandalous. Just a lot of adversity.
Supposedly Gloria Grahame was caught in bed with her stepson by his father when her stepson/future husband was 13 in 1950. She married his father in 1948 when her stepson was 11. She got married to her second husband (her stepson's father) 5 hours after her first divorce was finalized. She was already divorced again by the time her stepson was 15.
Zuzu was a kiddie diddler?!? SMH!!!
@@donnaevans7874No. Gloria was “Violet” the flirty woman
Ngl, when I heard the boy saying that he and his Stepmom are "married" now..??
I was like "WHAT THE FU-" lmfao.
That is traumatic to the young children
BRAZZERS ah title 😂
When Dad is away, Stepmon and Stepson will play 5:51 🥰
@@marlindiaz754 Pretty hot! I prefer the Stepdaughter who failed her cheerleader tryouts!
@@swallowedinthesea11 He must be having the time of his life with his stepmother.😍
This was plot twist after plot twist after plot twist
Ice-T was right;
not all stepmothers are equal.
True.
What's mind blowing, is that both "stepson" and "stepmother" are the same age in real life !
Also not true though. 42 and 59 respectively.
Why do ppl just lie like this 😭
I love that actress. I loved her ever since I saw her in just one of the guys.
Audrey from Twin Peaks
Sherilyn Fenn.
Shes in Gilmore Girls too >.
Of Mice and Men
Twin Peaks.
Gloria Stansfield was evil but she was hot and beautiful and she used her hotness and beauty to get what she wanted but at the end it became her downfall two words death penalty.
Ahahhaaa legit read all of that in Lindsay’s voice 😂
Underrated Frank Grillo appearance too
Hard when dealing with kids. Keep up good work
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Dad was worried mom might have been a gold-digger (you think?) so all his riches went to the two kids. By marring the son, she now has control of the money (especially if kid has an unfortunate accident down the road.) She was also sleeping with her personal trainer, who she convinced to kill the dad. When the son finds out the kid was the trainer’s, not his, he divorces his step-mom and testifies they had been boinking since he was 15.
Thankyou!
Thank you
Did the boy hate his father that much!?
I love the earlier seasons. Ima rewatch for the millionth time
I know stuff like this isn’t real but at the same time it’s real. Cases like these are truly disturbing
Ive seen some of the cases in the news. This one might be fake but I wouldn’t be surprised if it were real.
@@marriejames01 honestly it’s just messed up
Ugh this is so sick.
Wow! The extreme psychopathy of the stepmom.
Looks like he’s heading for the projection
room above the auditorium
This is why I couldn’t get through SVU from start to finish. Some of these episodes were too disturbing 😩
Boy get a grip
This episode wasnt even that bad
SVU at times can be disgusting and disturbing. Sadly, the cases displayed in show do happen in real life. If the two were actually related...🤢🤢🤮
I think that(in*est) is illegal in America
Real life cases are even more disturbing.
there was an episode where a father did it to his daugther
"Well I guess she's just gunna get away with it" 😂😂😂
Hey its Aaron Samuels and an Alexandra Daddario Lookalike!!!
EDIT: LOL that's a good line, doing a Woody Allen.
Audrey from Twin Peaks
don’t ever call sherilyn fenn “an alexandra daddario lookalike” ever again
I can if I want. There's no doubt there's a resemblance even if Sherilyn is older@@curassavica
Luke Danes' ex in The Gilmore Girls.
Lol. Alexandra Daddario is Sherilyn Fenn lookalike. Get it right.
Honestly i thought the son was a younger Andrew Garfield
What he’s not!?
Jonathan Bennet.
Feels like justice and the law are always on the side of the defendant in cases of r@**.
If you're a woman, and you've had normal consensual 'relations' with a man any time in the past, then you're no longer a credible victim. If a woman, does it to you, then it's not even considered a crime, so to speak, 'How could it be?'
If you're a man, or a boy, and this happens to you, and the aggressor is a woman, you've 'scored', so what's the problem? Doesn't even matter if the person was a woman who robbed of your choice to have safe, consensual relations, it's just *shoulder shrug*. If it's a man who did this you, THEN, it's a violation.
So sick, twisted and sad the way we, as a society, sometimes see these things, because these are all acts of violence, whether they're committed by a man or a woman, shouldn't even matter: r@** is r@**.
Either way, your claim as a victim,is under so much more scrutiny than the vile perpetrator who'll refute it, and say 'It was consensual'. It's magnificently absurd how it all works.
Don't even get me started on the statute of limitations for this type of thing..
Relationships like this are confusing.
A great ad for L&O or other series that are repeats would be to have a school kid at a blackboard write Marathon, then say "Marathon, Law and Order SVU Every Wednsday, Marathon."
Ice T keepin it real 💯😂😂
Right 😂😂😂
I don’t remember this episode of cake wars 😂😂😂
I love during the argument. How Stabler was "shut up" and mfs got silent for two seconds
I had such a crush on this actress when she was in "just one of the guys."
"The stepmother from prnhub isn't real, she can't hurt you "
The stepmother :
Not the judge wishing him congratulations on the nuptials 😂right after he revoked his bail and remanded him for violating his bail agreement 😂
He's Aaron from Mean Girls right?
Episode name and season please
Sherilyn Fenn played a menace to police since 02 lmfao
And for those wonder she was also Jim streets mom in cbs show SWAT
@@ajt9727 That's where I know her from 😮😮👍 and it's nuts. Her role as Karen Street on SWAT frustrated me so much the first 2 seasons
The actress who plays the stepmother was in the original series of Twin Peaks.
Two Moon Junction was her best.
Every week the writers of Law And Order have to think in another monstrous crime to top themselves. Their creativity is kinda scary.
Man, this pacing is crazy! No breaks or suspense.
The ending had me thinking she got away with it 😂😂😂😂
The Best Episode Of All Time 😊❤😊❤
It is especially at 5:51😉
8:17 Yo That's Frank Grillo.
I just saw him in Captain America Civil War(2016). Great actor. He was also in Purge Anarchy and Purge Election Year
Yep
yup he is good in the Purge movies......
@@darrylbrown8253 Both of them are my favorites The Purge: Anarchy and The Purge: Election Year
Crossbones
Weird Twin Peaks and Mean Girls crossover
Ha! With a bit of Boxing Helena
Kyle looks like if Andrew Garfield and grant gustin had a baby 💀 I’ve seen this episode before and it’s always funny
Him: Why do you think it was me?
Me: because if you killed the king of wakanda what’s stopping you from other crimes 😂
One of the best episodes.
"He's 17 years old its not abuse." Um no it is. She was his mother figure and he's still a minor. Its abuse. I don't care what the law says, its effing abuse.
In the End it’s revealed it started when he was underage
Absolutely love Law and Order Special Victims.
4:40 Jonathan Bennett ❤❤
I always think it’s funny when they reuse Actors to play different characters in different seasons.
FYI: Season 4 Ep 2
Thank you
Little children never make up stories based on what they saw! They c what they c!
2:35 My grandparents love the show and they would say we are. 😅
You are what?
@@propogandalf because we all have the last name Hampton
@@propogandalf Hamptons ( but the average family and poorer versions of the Hampton Hotels.)
What episode was this
That arraignment judge should have won several Emmys.
☝️😃👍
What season is this
Chloe is a cutie pie and she deserves better
Yeah poor thing was born to such a piece of work as Gloria her mother
Plus she has to grow up with the knowledge her dad was murdered by her mum and seduced/raped and married her half brother
The stepmother is from NCIS. She plays a Jane Joe , but turns out to be a German bomb maker.
She was on Twin Peaks first
If Sherilyn Fenn was my mom, I dunno, I might not mind 😂
i remember this episode. at the end, didnt the stepson/husband realize his stepmom/wife was lying to and using him to get out of the crime and he rejected her? he threw her under the bus and testified against her in court, didnt he?
From where on which platform will I get to watch its full episodes?
which episode is this???? i want to see the end
What episode and season is this from?
Always liked Mariska. The Perfect Weapon was the first time i saw her. Wonder if she kept up her Kempo skills.
The little girl is s brave
The steps sign looks like Erin from mean girls
It is!
Can someone even marry their stepchild?
Why couldn't they? No blood relation
As disturbing as it is, yes. No blood relations so it's okay depending on the situation.
Ice T, once again keeping it real in the workplace
What season and episode this one is I forgot
Someone said season 4 episode 2
Her lawyer is Uncle Frank, that cheapskate
Man, this Naughty America video got really dark all of a sudden
5:51 is honeymoon time.❤
The great FRANK GRILLO! Bless Ya. 😇😎