High School Girls With a Vendetta | Law & Order SVU
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- When the leader of a mean schoolgirl clique is found dead, the detectives look to her friends for answers.
Season 5, Episode 17 'Mean': When a schoolgirl's body is found in the trunk of a car, Stabler and Benson find themselves investigating allegations of bullying among her classmates.
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What bothers me is the school knew about the bullying but did nothing to protect the victims!
The girls were popular, I think from rich families. They couldn't expel them for fear of their parents suing.
@@sonofjack6286Do you think that after one popular girl gets murdered by her psychopathic friends and another popular girl gets shot by one of her victims who got pushed too far, will the school stop any bullying?
@zzzzzzzzzzzk With the three most well-known now not being a problem, probably.
That's normal
The American public school system, ladies and gentlemen
To this day, I'm not sure what's worse: the bullies who are cruel for the sake of being cruel or the adults who make excuse after excuse after excuse for them.
The adults!
@@ayshajohn2439I agree, the adults.
Both
Both
Both, final answer.
Agnes Dad has a point here the ppl there in the school goes a blind eye when they reported about her daughter being bullied and harassed by emily but then the moment someone murders her (Turned out to be Brittany) everyone loses their minds so i don't blame him for feeling that way about not being sorry that she was murdered.
yeah and despite what Agnes did at the end of the episode you still felt sorry for her.
@1talldaddy She was the only true victim out of this that I felt sorry for. It just wasn't gonna stop no matter what anyone said or did.
@@channingmorrell3514 yeah they made her life hell over something she didn't even do.
the other two helped carry out the plan and stole her ring/purse and wore them, all three killed her
More worse if police suspect him or his daughter murdered base on her size
"Why are you being so mean to me?" Ma'am, you're in a detective's office.
White girl logic😂
I read this as she was saying it lmfao !
@@KevinGarethy bro?
😂😂
Playing the 'Mama, I didn't do it' card.
I was bullied in middle school, and I get what Agnes' dad is saying more than I'd like to admit. Honestly, I'm surprised it was the bully that ended up dead.
I was also the victim of a Middle School bully the bully for the first 2 years of middle school she was my BFF and then the last year she did a total 180 forced me to be her personal LUNCH ATM everyday I tired to hide it but my parents found out and I broke down and told them everything I RATTED MY BULLY OUT and long story short she was not allowed to be in my LUNCH BRAKE anymore and after that I felt like a weight had been lifted and none of the other kids in my school cared that I RATTED HER OUT school life went on like it normally did I wasn't called a RAT or any other name associated with it NO ONE CARED but to MURDER your supposed best friend because she stole your boyfriend that's on a whole other level
@nerdygeekgamer5528 case and point. Thought the darker version of my point is it could be the victim.
@nerdygeekgamer5528 in hindsight if I were a Detective looking into a bully's death via a victim, I'd probably say "There’s one weight off your shoulders now" at some point. That's why I'm not a Detective.
i am also a victim of years of bullying both my high school and primary school did nothing
I hated middle school I still remember the popular girls writing hateful messages in my yearbook.
Real life bullies, take note: There are people who really, really don't like you. In no way do I advocate or support violence against you unless in self-defense or to protect one of your victims from you, but if something bad happens to you don't be surprised that a lot of people won't be too broken up about it and that few if any people will help you. You may find that you're not so popular after all and that your friends may not be friends after all.
Yep 😂trump going through it right now
Facts
The sad thing is a lot of people who bully have been bullied themselves by caregivers or other people :( it’s such a sad cycle
@@123haaaii Not those who bullied me. They all had healthy families with nice, decent parents.
💯💯💯....FACTS!!! And if they don't believe you, tell them to ask Courtney Shane or Catherine Valmont, iykyk....And for those who are too young to get those references, ask Regina George or Meredith Baxter, Lol. In the end the bad guy or girl is always humbled, in one way or another, sometimes for the good, others for the bed. Everything comes full circle eventually.
Britney: "They're saying I'm crazy? Let them say that to my face!"
**Immediately starts screaming like an insane psychopath**
You're really making a great case for yourself, Britney
Yep. All the others, even the murdered victim, could've been rehabilitated. Britney was just too far gone.
No doubt she was indulged and coddled by her parents every day of her life... that's what usually gives teens the mentality 'I can take everything and do anything I want with no consequences'.
@@queenesther09 The same could also be said for Andrea and Paige, the fact that they didn't even protect Emily when Brittany went too far with punishing her, it makes them equally complicit in my eyes. Then they try to pin it all on Brittany, when they started to get tangled in their own webs. Overall none of them are exactly considered as being 'true friend' material, even to each other.
@@GreyDoofus88
To be fair: different people have different reactions to such situations. Plenty of people freeze.
@@PokeMageTech But then Andrea took Emily's class ring, when she was asked about it in court by Casey she tried to blame Paige for stealing Emily's purse, then Paige turned on Andrea. In the end Novak rightfully concluded that they were both just as guilty for Emily's murder as Brittany was. So again, 'true friend material' my foot!
As someone who was a victim of bullying, I feel no sympathy towards the "victim" and her unrepentant cohorts.
Well hopefully this should teach us to choose our friends wisely and not ditch our oldest friends for the popular crowd.
A scene from a show pretty little liars reminds me of this episode.
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As someone who has witnessed the consequences of bullying on teenagers, I feel no sympathy either!
@@carolinemarchand4743 ikr this episode reminds me of an episode of stranger things.
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As someone who was routinely bullied in school, I can't for the life of me understand how people could be so cruel and so self-absorbed to see how deeply their "short term" actions have "long term" impacts on their targets, especially at such a young age.
Between developmental, mental, emotional, and hormonal changes added to whatever individual environment we're in at the time (home life, family life, neighborhood/community we're in, etc), being a teen can be a wild and chaotic ride.
All that being said, it doesn't excuse anyone from being absolute monsters to anyone else.
At the end Agnes had to go to jail because she shot a popular senior at her school after she wrote "Agnes is pig" on her locker. It never ends
poor Agnes 🥺she finally snapped and defended herself
She never deserved that
I like to believe that Agnes was able to plea down and get a sentence less than life, considering that the detectives had so much evidence that she was on the recieving end of YEARS of abuse at the hands of people who ended up being murders themselves.
@@omnisinclaire491that’s how I like to see it. No way after seeing those messages and evidence of abuse would a jury be able to convict fully
@@omnisinclaire491 all depends on whether she took a plea or went to trial
Never underestimate teenage cruelty.
The truth: People are some of the worst monsters in history.
Facts! Even my bullies were hit with worse than what they did to me.
At that age, the instinctual desire for inclusive-ity with peers is very strong. That's how peer pressure is powered. Unfortunately our schools, public or private, are not good at developing this instinct. The school personnel just let things lie where that fall. And of course, cliques form, pariahs are made, bullying amongst many other thing occur and occur unregulated.
It is proven fact by scientists that humans are the most lethal form of life on earth . We are all born with the capability to kill as a means of survival and in the heat of passion when anger cannot be controlled .
Neither authorities negligence.
"That you killed Emily because she stole your boyfriend. Oh, and that you're nuts." lol
Loved when Cragen was telling off Britney there
"You can't steal somebody's boyfriend!"
But you can tie someone up and leave them helpless and defenseless in the trunk of a car?
Was that really the reason behind the murder or was there something else?
@@cashewnuttel9054 I dunno.
@@cashewnuttel9054some people are just pushed too far that they snap and sometimes do something terrible to the bullies. This is what happens when schools don’t take action about bullying.
@@cashewnuttel9054This is one of my favorited episodes on Hulu. I'm fairly certain Brittany set up Emily, if I recall. Someone may need to double check.
The bullied ends up being the bigger bully and a murderer…this is a vicious cycle and this is what I fear for my son as he grows older.
I loved that they showed it was Stabler who immediately figured out that the phone number Emily gave her parents was a fake that belonged to her friends. After all, he’s the dad of four kids so he probably has some experience with that kind of thing.
And one of them is a teenaged daughter, so yeah he knows the tricks.
Yet the parents didn't know the difference between an answering machine and a cell phone voicemail.
Crazy part is the girl who killed Emily really just enjoyed hurting and spread that photo of Agnes for fun because at the end we see Brittney already knew who killed Emily
Well psychos really know how to fake being human beings. They're better at camouflage than chameleons.
As a victim of bullying my entire life, (even now, I'm almost 25) it's terrible when adults make excuses for the bullies and then condemn the bullied. Teens can be bad but adult bullies are even worse.
Yeah, it makes me sick how so many excuse bullying because "their home life probably sucks, they're the real victim." Take home problems up with a counselor, social services, or the police, don't take it out on people just trying to get through their day. No sympathy. None.
I just want to say...i know what you're going through. Being bullied as an adult by other adults is something else. I became conventionally attractive when i was about 19 or 20. I would like to say it made life more bearable than when i was considered ugly but it made things so much worse. And these mean women had no problem being mean to my children to hurt me. I lived at an apartment where people were constantly cruel to me and my son
All i ever did was go to my apartment or play with my kids but they still acted like i was trying to take their dudes or just acting like high school mean girls. It was really bad but its been like that a lot of places I've lived. I'm so sorry you are going through adult bullying and i hate that there is basically nothing anyone does to help. I sent my kids somewhere safe and happier about 20 minutes away but it took me 2 years to get out of town andto learn to stop trying to be friends with people who dont deserve it. I wish you the best. I wish i could help you and just be there to flick sh!t right back at them!
There is likely something about you that threatens these people. I know it may not seem like it but its almost always true. I hope you have a friend or two, maybe family to lean on
It can make all the difference
bullying won’t stop. i was bullied all my time in school and now it’s happening at work again
@@ajc-ff5cm would you feel the same way if a boy was murdered because he bullied a kid for being gay?
4:04 The best father there is.
No fear telling the officer they don't do their job when THE REAL VICTIM is in danger but only when something happens to the agressor.
yup! both schools and police have to take bullying a bit more seriously, especially if the bullies are hounding their victims even off school grounds, making it personal by leaking into their private lives too
4:17 You know you fucked up when the dad of your bully victim even had no sympathy for you when you died.
As someone who was bullied RELENTLESSLY from grade 3 all the way to Uni, this is very accurate. Kids are vicious and go for the jugular. I ran away from home at 16 and attempted to end my life so many times because of girls like them.
Edit: I appreciate all the love. 🥺 I'm 32 now and have moved on and survived but it was definitely rough.
Sorry you have to go through that.
I am so sorry. I can't imagine going through that :(
I'm really sorry you suffered through that,no one should be bullied that way
@@ShadowPenguin TYSM. I'm 32 now so I no longer am dealing with it. But it was definitely not something I'd ever want to relive
@@allysonwolf5721 yeah. Being undiagnosed with Autism and ADHD didn't help, I'm sure. I didn't follow social norms very well and was a teacher's pet. I am a pretty big rule follower though so I often got classmates in trouble by not playing along. I also came out a year ago as non-binary and pan (despite dressing "butch/masc" in school and dating several girls) and so was made fun of because I had a Pixie cut and wasn't fully straight. I also went to Christian schools which made things worse. 🙃 And am fat. Even in school I was never skinny (at my lowest I was 5'4" and ~140lbs) even though I was anorexic. Teens are just cruel. Especially back in the mid 00s.
Seeing as this is fictional I have no problem admitting I have absolutely no sympathy for the "victim" or her lovely friends. Dead? No great loss. Jail time? So sad, too bad.
yeah the only victim in this episode was Agnes.
I do considering the bully was still a child at the end of the day. A lot of kids don’t know any better and even a lot of us young adults don’t abandon our shitty personalities til we turn 25, there’s a reason there are age limits on things like voting and drinking. I’m not making excuses for her, what she did was awful and a crime. She deserved to be punished, but I don’t think she deserved to die and especially like that.
This episode is loosely based off the murder of Shanda Sharer, which I believe also inspired the movie Jawbreaker with Rose McGowen.
@@darkmask5933 exactly, anybody who's seen a single episode of law & order knows they're all based on true stories.
I feel like, if you are that f'ed in your late teens, something has already gone seriously awry and you just can't be left in society.
In several cases, when bullies victimize students, schools would turn a blind 👁; when something bad happens to bullies, they start losing their minds.
@alfredevans1890 true I feel like they should only freak out if something really bad happens to the bully like a broken limb, or if the bully victim brings a weapon.
My brother was bullied in high school….we al went to the school and all we got was “boys will be boys”….and then when my brother fought back, he was the one who got suspended. I have no sympathy
@@bellerain381 Now that's not fair for the school to do this.
I think it's because they want to feel responsive when they'd clearly been extremely negligent. "If we go all out over this, then it must mean that we didn't know" that sort of thing
Some Americans also defend bullying by words because it's 'free speech'. And for them 'free speech' is speaking about anything without consequences, which means, victim of bullying should not allowed to fight back.
Yeah, that kind of Americans exist.
The real life case this was based off of was even worse. She was only 12 years old. Her "friends" ended up burning her alive after a full night of attempted killing and torture.
Wasn't she the one getting bullied though? Or is this a different case?
Yes. Shanda sharer. It happened across the river from me when I was 7 years old. It was absolutely horrific what was done to her. Now all of her murderers are walking around free 😡
@@Kaitlynn502Kentucky Yeah. I remember seeing Deadly Women in the case of Shanda Sharer. And I'm sorry for the terrible event when you were 7. I can't believe that her murderers are walking free from their good 'behavior' sentences.
Older teens on a younger girl- the case was sickening
@spaceace1006every episode is based on a real case but yea the real case the kids were younger than in this episode
I love Olivia's attitude throughout this episode. I love how Olivia said We can drag you out. I liked how captain Cragen you better believe that little girl. I loved how Benson said to Britney sit down. If I was an actress like that blonde mean girl I would do the same. This was released 2023 on my birthday 12/12
What season and episode
The mother is useless. How can you make the environment to allow your own kid to speak to you like that? It’s worse because she doesn’t put her foot down.
I know a few households like that. Belive me, I saw it, I was floored.
She's probably just as bad as her daughter. The apples don't fall far from the tree y'know.
@@GladDestronger I think her mother is way more close to sane than this girl.
And who tells their mother to "Shut up"? 😔
I remember this episode. The overweight girl they bullied ends up killing someone at the end of the episode for bullying her because even after these 3 were convicted, the bullying didn't stop. This era, 90s to early 2000s, was when SVU was at its best.
This episode is loosely based on the horrific and heartbreaking case of Shanda Sharer. A group of girls lead by an angry teen that was jealous that her ex gf was talking to Shanda put her in the trunk of a car , tortured her, assaulted her, stabbed her, and beat her before they set her on fire. In the end the “friends”who did killed Emily because she stole one of their boyfriends but that’s the only similarity . Shanda did not deserve any of what happened to her 🙏🏾
Yes i did an assignment in college about her murder. Got a B+ on it. Tragic 31 years later. Even watched the mother and sister confront one of the killers and the mastermind’s ex gf on Dr Phil.
Melinda Loveless was her killer. Fitting last name
@@therose__do u know which eps?
It really pisses me off when bullied victims get in punished. The bullies start the trouble but we get the blame
I've been there. To tell you the truth, it was hell.
a few words doesn't justify murder. you kill someone, you get jail.
Yeah, but some people murder because they snapped. Someone was going to get hurt, either themself or the bully. Better the bully than themself.
@@buddyholly855Words can kill a soul . Of course I don’t condone killing someone , is the educational system that needs to take charge .
The kids in the bleachers saw three girls get cuffed for murder and bullying and still went on being punks.
It was all 3 of them who did it in the end. However, after Agnes gets bullied again, she murders that bully and is arrested as the episode ends.
Why did they do it? Was it really because of the "boyfriend" story?
@@cashewnuttel9054 I can't remember the exact details but they were all really bad people to say the least. One of the girls, her ring, it was stolen from the victim for example
@@cashewnuttel9054 I think it was about the boyfriend but was so twisted that and what I remember most was that they killed the girl and stole her stuff and had the gall to wear her ring and purse in court.. also the jury came back with a guilty verdict in less than 15 mins
@@cashewnuttel9054 It was a test by Brittney as she asked the boyfriend to hit on her and the boyfriend did it because he is scared of the girl since she is insane as he believes she killed his cat. But in the end, it is found out that the other two girls didn't take an active part but they did take things from the body such as her class ring, purse, and other things of value. When Casey calls out about the ring when andrea was on the stand as she pointed out that the stone on the ring is emily's birthstone and wanted the ring to be taken off so that they can confirm if it belonged to emily as it should be engraved with her name than andrea states how paige gave her the ring and had emily's bloody clothes.
As someone who was bullied relentlessly in high school and told to go to the Peer counselors (who were actually some of my bullies) as opposed to the school doing anything... this episode spoke to me on a spiritual level.
Wtf is a "peer counselor". Sounds like a BAD idea.
@@joliebokeh1958It also sounds stupid that they have a 'confidence' rule when it isn't genuine therapy.
I didn't have any peer counselors, but the guidance counselor blamed me for being "not sociable enough," to explain why I'm being bullied. 💔
@@stormtrooper253 Either people like that have never heard of introverts or they just don't wanna acknowledge that we exist.
@@joliebokeh1958it’s basically kids who try to mediate situations going on in school to resolve issues. I was in a club where bullies of mine were in it and the teachers in charge told everyone that whatever is said in this room stays in this room. Those bullies used what I said against me and made my life hell in the hallways. Jokes on one of them, her baby daddy dropped dead, her kid is getting picked on nonstop now and her current baby daddy would rather shoot up heroin instead of take care of their crotch goblins. She supposedly apologized to me and I didn’t forgive her. Let her rot.
It always starts with the parents. Kids often pick up behavior like this directly from their parents, and it can stem from a lack of discipline or even just a lack of affection and attention.
Parents share blame but kids who bully are always gonna bully no matter who raises them
@weebee876It’s not ridiculous. If we’re basing their comment on this episode alone, it’s absolutely true. Their parents knew they were bullying that girl; they knew their kids were monsters. They encouraged and rewarded that behavior clearly
@weebee876 You can be born with a lot of neurological problems but being born as a bully is as far as I know not one of them. So it has to come from somewhere outside. People underestimate how far one little comment during childhood can bring a child in thought processes.
@@alexandriaNicolee1 "If we’re basing their comment on this episode alone, it’s absolutely true."
So "always" can be based on one episode alone?
Phhhhhtttttttttt.
Agreed. I was bullied for ten years straight just because of where I was from and I know for a fact the kids got it from the parents
And nothing of value was lost. Apart from the girl they'd been bullying going to prison for shooting another "popular" brat who'd started harassing her in their place.
Did that happen???
@@RLucas3000 at the very end of the episode.
I mean we dont knowbif she went to prison or got off or got a lighter sentence
@@CherryBlossomBlyue Given that she shot the girl, she's getting manslaughter at minimum.
Having been bulllied in high school this does hit home. Feel bad for the girls she bullied.
Same here. How bullying can go on for so long in our schools is frightening. That's why I'm grateful for Law & Order: SVU to help raise awareness.
You bet it does
@@mikebasil4832 It's difficult to stamp out because there's no one underlying cause of the behavior. Add to this that the lockdown mess with our students' mental health, meaning that this generation is now so badly traumatized from the lack of social interaction in their developmental years that now we're struggling to teach them any kind of empathy towards each other.
“You know, this case reminds me of something a wise old country lawyer once said. He said, ‘You know the first question you ask in any murder case? 'Did the victim deserve to die?'"
- Arthur Branch, Law & Order
As someone who is a victim of bullying I feel no sympathy towards the "supposed"victim. It's just a shame what happened in the end.
What happened to Agnes was so beyond unfair! She didn't deserve that fate at all. She was pushed beyond those limits. BUT NNNOOOOO!! She got the short end of the stick!🤬😠😡
Another sad part, is that Brittany KNEW Agnes didn't kill Emily, and yet she still posted that picture to be unnecessarily cruel, taking Emily's place as her tormentor.
What happened to Agnes in the end?
@@dr.bundforah5267 Agnes killed a 'popular girl', who was an on and off friend of Emily's gang. She picked up where Brittany left off, tormenting Agnes further by saying that she squealed and calling her a pig. You could see the look of fear on Agnes's face when Olivia and Elliot arrested the girls for Emily's murder.
She knew that things were going to get much worse for her, and the teaching staff would do nothing to prevent the situation from escalating further. It was going to end either with Agnes killing someone, taking her own life or both. Brittany, Andrea, Paige and Emily had an iron clad grip over everyone in that school. Agnes would still suffer even while three of them were rotting in jail for murdering their 'best friend'.
Also I doubt that moving schools and 'starting anew' would've helped Agnes at all, and the same can be said for kids like her who go through this sort of horrendous ordeal in real life. People would be asking questions and sticking their noses in where they don't belong, conjuring up all sorts of malicious rumours and spreading them like wildfire. No hope, no way out.
@@dr.bundforah5267 😡🤦🏿♀️she got arrested because of another student was murdered after bullying her by writing pig blood graffiti on lockers at the school.😵💫🧐 hope this helps👌🏿🙌🏿
As a victim of bullying in school and even at a few past jobs, I have no sympathy or pity for anyone who dehumanizes others for immoral and unethical reasons.
For real
I find this very educational. It should let bullies know, especially cyber-bullies, that the number on their days gets shorter and shorter if they keep acting like the way they do.
It won't and never does. Even if someone straight up told them. The kind of person who does this really doesn't care, thinks they are completely fine and 'never gonna happen to me so why should I stop', tormenting someone even till the point of death to most bullies is a matter of pride rather than anything else.
Some people are just plain evil and will never stop.
I want to see more clips from that episode, like Troy hitting Brittney for those inappropriate pictures of his sister and the ending. out of curiosity.
@@tigdamch.6321
indeed.
we had a school shooting happen in other school in town and that didnt prevent bullies from continuing their bullying in my school.
Had a girl in elementary and middle school who would do what Emily did, pretend to be my friend for a week and then use whatever she learned against me afterwards. Happened only a few times before I just started avoiding her, which was hard because it was a small school.
did she go to a different middle school?
@@cadespencer6320 the school we went to was from Pre-K to 8th grade, so we were at the same school until we graduated and went to different high schools thank god
@@MewLightKitten -- lLucky escape. I had the opposite experience. Moving to high school just meant more bullies, because there was just one public high school, no home schooling, and only one very small private Catholic school. (Wouldn't have chosen the latter even if they'd accepted non-Catholics, because their educational standards were sub-par.)
Anyone saying that they are surprised the school didn't do anything makes me roll my eyes. 🙄 I was bullied between the age of 6 to 10 until my parents pulled me out to home school me.
They wouldn't punish the bullies but punished me for being dumb, I would be told to either sit inside at recess and do school work or told to to stand by a wall. And low and behold did nothing when rocks and stones were thrown at me.
It came out after I was pulled out that the principal and a couple teachers were arrested for bullying kids and not protecting them.
A few months ago at my 16 year old niece's school which goes from grade 6 to 12, a 12 year old girl who was being bullied knifed a 14 year old who had been being bullying the girl.
Yeah, if nothing is being done to deal with the bullying both inside and outside of school at some point in time someone will snap and that bully is being brought down.
Good acting from the young actors.
Facts. Gen X here. I used to get bullied but I knew if I told it would only get worse because I’d be punished by the school and “The School Yard”. The school never punished the bully’s. Never. Everyone knew it.
My mom stepped in and told me to lay hands and even if I got beat up, I had her permission. If I didn’t protect myself then I’d be in trouble with her. She told me not to worry about getting into school trouble.
The dad was great. He didn't pretend to feel any remorse to the girl who ruined his daughter's life and just told Benson and Stabler to go figure how vile she was on their own, and the truth was somehow even worse.
My revenge on a bully wasn’t near as dramatic but very satisfying.
I wasn’t bullied but I hung out with all types of people including kids who were bullied. When I was in my early twenties I was at a local bar, being a social butterfly. I ran into a group of sweet girls that I knew from high school who were “unpopular” that I had been friends with, so I came up to chat with them.
Shortly after, one of the most popular mean girls from high school who I hadn’t seen since graduating wandered up closer to the group, looking uncomfortable being alone. The girls were polite to her and she tried to be polite to them, but you could tell she didn’t want to be with us, she’d just rather not be alone. She was quite drunk and quietly said something to me along the lines of not wanting to be seen with one of the girls in that group- the girl I was closest with.
She kept blabbering and randomly said “I don’t know if I was ever mean to you in high school Daleri, but if I was, I just want to say I’m sorry.” I acted surprised and said “Oh, we went to school together? I’m so embarrassed that I don’t remember you! What’s your name?”
She was furious and walked off. Of course I remembered her. But the insulting thought that she wasn’t special enough in someone’s life that she couldn’t even remember if she bullied or not knocked her down a notch.
I probably wouldn’t have been so devious if she hadn’t prefaced her apology with saying that she basically felt too cool to be seen with the nerdy band girl who I was friends with that she actually did bully.
Letting her know that she wasn’t memorable was probably the best way I could get back at her that would make a lasting impression.
And that’s a good way to handle it, shows you matured and basically told in the kindest way possible that once you graduate high school, your back at being 0
I did the same thing to a guy who picked on me. He was a nasty, vulgar creep who made my life hell. He came to the register I was working and then was like, “Don’t you remember me? We went to school together!” I told him, “Sorry, I don’t know who you are.” He then walked off.
The SNL parody of this was hilarious. Weekend update with the friend being interviewed on law and order. "Ok, I stabbed her, but then she got all offended and started bleeding everywhere. "
Dammit, Brittany! I'm tired of your lies!
11:58 You can hear the betrayal in the queen bee’s screeching as her followers prove to be disloyal and throw her under the bus, her perfect empire crumbling as her true psychopathic tendancies are revealed. Teenage girls are a whole other monster, man.
Well, in her defense Andrea and Paige were just as guilty of murder as Brittany. They are pretending to be so traumatized over Brittany killing Emily, but it's discovered in court Paige and Andrea happily burgled Emily's corpse after she was already dead, Andrea being so stupid she was actually wearing the ring she STOLE from Emily's body in court.
i had to appreciate the girl saying "brittney went crazy!" and then not 10 minutes later... brittney goes crazy.
@Angelmoon502 yes especially after that freakout she showed she has no remorse or possible feelings in general! In truth evil girls are just as evil as evil boys!
I had teenage boys who were bullies to me too. Wow they were cruel
More so doing the right thing despite the cost, they thought it would stop with the tying up and it would be a joke, they didn’t realize Brittany’s true motives, yes part was they couldn’t believe it, part of me also thinks she wanted them to stay silent and probably threatened ti do something to them if they told
Is astonishing how little schools will do when they know a bully is terrorizing students, but the moment the people getting bullied fight back they get in trouble.
I was not only bullied but scapegoated. When my parents got me out of that horrible school at the age of 13, and had a glow up, my old teachers did everything from threats to attempted kidnapping to drag their scapgoat back. I didnt fully understand the full evil and disgusting nature if the crime committed until i was an adult. It's pire karma that my childhood bullies ate to the point of morbid obesity and my former teachers (monsters) aged horribly.
Whattt? What was wrong with your teachers??
Everyone seems to have a different theory, mine is just that they were evil
This episode makes me so happy that I'm not in high school anymore.
I second that
Agreed -- worst time of my life.
ME TOO
For me, the worst bullying happened in middle school (especially in 6th grade). When I got to high school, I was still a loner but I was left alone for the most part. But I still don’t miss my days as a student.
Same
I just watched this episode yesterday. Turned out that Emily’s friends killed her because she went out with Brittany’s Boyfriend and one of them was dumb enough to take the class ring and wear it and the minute the innocent act was busted, they turned on each other but they both wound up guilty anyways. But then the kids and other popular girls blamed Agnes for the death and convictions of the girls, so she just lost it and killed the other popular girl. And went to jail for it.
What was even crazier about this is that they blamed Agnes for their friendship crumbling ignoring the fact that the girls would bully and torment her and when it was revealed they were terrible people, they blamed her.
What's sad about this is that Agnes didn't even know who killed Emily. Yet she was still getting blamed for what happened to her to make matters worse the bullying was only getting worse and the school was still treating those blonde twats as the victims so when she came to school that day with a gun and killing one of the other popular girl that was bullying her she finally had enough.
@ngmorrell3514 Where did she get the gun? And what the hell was her dad thinking bringing a gun in the house?!
@@JA268it could be a number of ways to get a gun so easily that’s what’s bad about this? I mean a father has a right to keep a gun in his home to protect the family if it really was his gun, He should’ve kept it better hidden.
They were wrong for bullying Agnes, she was wrong for going to extremes, the school though failed to act unbiased and treat each case accordingly
@@channingmorrell3514 agreed and they wanted a scapegoat instead of taking the blame for their actions
I was the target of bullying at my school but also I got bullied by my older brother also. Why? Because he was a target of bullying too but found a coping method in bullying me. Breaking my toys, stealing my allowance, blaming me for stuff that he did. Sad part was no one believed me. Up until a family reunion where he and his wife were joking about it to my face. His wife was laughing even harder than my brother.
My mother had been close by and heard everything. Karma's a bI#ch.
The entire concept of 'family' really is overrated for the most part, isn't it?
@@oceanberserker blood ties doesn't make a family.
@@JabamiLain Who said anything about blood ties?
The bully does not know the lasting effects bullying can have on their victim, I myself was bullied and because of it I have anxiety and I have zero confidence because they stripped me of it
That defeatist and passive attitude is probably why you were bullied in the first place.
@@apebass2215spoken like a bully!!! People like you make me sick
I felt so bad for Agnes. Killing someone is wrong obviously put she obviously was pushed to her breaking point. I hope Olivia advocated for her after all this.
I bet she was either acquitted, given a plea, or was just found guilty of a relatively lower charge due the irrefutable evidence of the mitigating factors in her actions being shown in court
Do you think the girl she shot was the one who made that cruel sign on the lockers?
@@Disneyfan82 yes
@@kayb1624 Well then I don't feel sorry for her at all, and I doubt she has a sob story to justify her cruelty. But Agnes didn't deserve what happened. She was driven to it. Hopefully where she goes now, she gets psychiatric help.
I thought that it was Britanny that killed her.
I remember this episode I think this was based off an actual crime that happened to a 12 year old girl Shanda Sharer, her friends lured her into a car and they did heinous things to her for hours
Honestly, being a fake friend and also a horrible bully... she had it coming.
Mean Girls: SVU Edition.
If you want it in movie format, you can also watch Jawbreaker. ^~
It was more combined between Mean Girls & Jawbreaker
@@seanmcreynolds7642 only the trenchcoat kid was at 7-11 this time.
This ep actually came out before Mean Girls.
@@darkmask5933saw more similarities with Jawbreaker than Mean Girls, yet didn’t see one of other trio members get taken down by Britney and become an outcast who helps takes her down
I still remember 8:11 where Novac calls Andrea out on her lies for when I first saw this episode years ago. Especially 8:58 lol, still gives me a good chuckle
I got no sympathy for bullies after how my school always knew about it but did nothing or blame the victims, one time they tried to get one kid arrested because they were scared the victim would retaliate
Spoiler alert:
Brittany testifies against Andrea and Paige. By the end of the trial, Novak points out that Andrea is wearing Emily's school ring on the witness stand. Andrea and Paige turn on each other about what they took from Emily. Although they went to jail, Agnes killed another bully who hung a dead pig and spray painted her squealing, even though Agnes didn't know who killed Emily. Agnes is arrested in tears with hopelessness that the bullying would never stop no matter what anyone did.
As a victim of bullying, this hit hard yet did not end my hope for change. This is why we do everything possible to stop bullying.
So who killed emily
@@xKaitlinx Brittany, Andrea, and Paige. Brittany stabbed and burned Emily. Andrea and Paige did nothing while Brittany tortured, then eventually killed Emily. Although Andrea and Paige looked remorseful during interrogation, they were putting on a show. They took all of Emily's valuables for themselves after she died.
@@job489so even if they told the truth, they hid the little details after the murder to make it look like Britney did everything
@@tomgallowitzCorrect
"You can't control what other people do." Yes you can and it can result in a charge of felony murder,
This was a great episode. Loved seeing those bullies turn on each other. Sad ending, though.
I was bullied in high school so I actually feel zero empathy for Emily. Bullies are nothing but morons with astronomical levels of insecurity and narcissism. But what I find totally unbelievable is that the school chose to never address the bullying issue.
Better believe it, happens everyday across the country.
I just went online and watched the full episode. Why is there dislike for Emily exactly?
@@francostevo9939 from my understanding of this clip, she was a bully. Her "friend" killed her though for stealing the friends boyfriend.
This is what causes columbines and then people fein shock like people weren't tortured for years.@@wolffriendinus
@wolffriendinus Emily was the head mean girl and then she went after her friend's boyfriend.
As a bullying survivor, I'm forever grateful that I had a mother who wouldn't stop fighting for me when the school turned a blind eye to it. It was only until I started losing my own temper and fighting back did the school call home, but it was to get me in trouble because I was "acting out and screaming at the other kids for no reason." My mom didn't tell me this phone call happened until a few year ago when we were talking about how after everything I've been through I'm working on a successful career and I didn't spiral. My Mom gave this teacher a piece of her mind about how if she was going to try to convince my mother that she never noticed the whole class bullying me she was talking to the wrong mother. My mom went as far as chasing these bullies out of our yard because they try to come after me at my own home. My bullies peaked in high school, but I win in the end.
Anthony Soprano’s the real victim for being told to get lost
Hate how schools do nothing but punish the person being bullied
Huang explained how that worked. He said victims of bullying are often social outcasts & that it’s human nature for school authorities to identify with the normal kids
I think the messed up part is. Despite the fact that they won the case. Another student died at the end and they have to do it all over again.
Well sort of, there's no investigation that needs to be done. Agnes ends up shooting another bully who was torturing her in school because she was still being blamed for Emily's death.
him handing over the archived text messages was hilarious, that was a forest worth of paper 🤣🤣🤣
This episode was loosely based on the real-life murder of Shanda Sharer, who wasn't a bully at all but a sweet young girl who was murdered by a group of older teenage girls who were jealous of her.
Aw woman, my bad 🤕🤕
The one set up by her friends that her sneak out ? They ended up stabbing her to death That was so sad if it’s the case I’m thinking
@@unfiltered_unapologetic_32 They weren't her friends. They told her that her girlfriend was waiting in the car. Instead, the girlfriend's ex was there with a knife. They took her to a place called the witch's castle where they beat her, burned her. Then they put her in the trunk and drove her around, stopping to beat her some more. Then they burned her alive.
@@unfiltered_unapologetic_32that was Skylar Neese.
As a person who was bullied all through high school so I understand the pain and the harsh. Reality is that people don’t care especially school officials until the victims take their own lives or take the bullies lives then they want to care
I guess she bullied the wrong person. Another reason why you should be nice and respectful to everyone. You don't know what that person's capable of
"Or metrosexual."
Aww, how cute, he's keeping his mind open.
He was an SVU cop
In real life bullies do end up dying like this someway somehow
As a victim of bullying the moment I saw "victims" friends I knew that the popular/rich kid group that bullies the other and I could only fell one thing... Disgust
The way he tells the kid to get lost! :D
This episode hits home for me,especially because I was both a victim and a bully
Even though it lasted one year,I really did screwed up my life when I became a bully,all I wanted was for the hurting to stop and it did,but I couldn't stop it and now I'm glad I did stop early because seeing how far bullies would go to make others suffer makes me sick to my stomach
At the end of the day it’s like real world as long as your grades aren’t failing, and your attendance is average, principals and coaches don’t care. They always turn a blind eye and just shrug it off and let it happen
I was bullied horribly and went to police because they would wait outside my job and follow me home threatening to cut my face. All the while I ignored them. Police didn’t do anything and said they couldn’t do anything for threats. So basically it would have took me actually being cut or stabbed for the law to take action. I have no sympathy for the bullies.
I had solid evidence on a bully who was harassing me on instant messenger. My darling sister deleted it in front of me, and when I got understandably upset, she told me to get over it.
Let me guess, your sister was friends with the bully?
Edit: Or worse, your sister WAS the bully?
7:19 -- Do police really choose the most embarrassing possible time to arrest people as so often happens on this show?
Yep 😂😂
Only if you are poor.
I can't stand bullies! Why do they feel the need to bring others down?! Are they so miserable that they need to belittle others? Its sick!
I wonder if some of the plot was inspired by Jawbreaker. A group of popular girls pretending to kidnap their friend, tying them up in a trunk before killing her.
What’s kinda funny is that the girl who played the bully Brittany was in a movie literally called BULLY.
One of my favorite episodes of Law and Order SVU
Ending is a downer though.
@@darkmask5933 agreed
Yeah, I agree with you. One of my favorites, too.
I was psychologically (and for brief moments, physically) abused all the way through secondary school. While I feel bad for the guy being killed so brutally, I have literally no sympathy for anyone in this episode but Agnes. Testament to the actress playing Britney too that I could sniff her out from the second she was on screen...
What is sad that the parents of these 3 girls think that they raiseing sweet perfected innocent beautiful young women when deep down they are crazy and evil. And this poor girl suffered at the hands of these evil girls and no one did anything to stop them.
That is the nature of parents, I mean you wouldn't want to believe that about your daughter or son would you?
"ever notice how when it's cold Warner always sends the assistants out?" Don't hate the player cause you ain't leveled up Stabler lol get you some assistants then!!
All three of them did the crime. Those 3 plus the "victim" bullied and traumatised Agnes. Then when all four bullies are out of the way, another girl starts to make Agnes' life hellish in a scene worthy of Carrie. The school is jist awful.
I felt like Agnes felt liberation when they all got arrested because not only at least one of them will go to jail, if the others came back their reputation is still ruined.
To the people saying that it’s unrealistic that the school staff did nothing to help or protect the victims of bullying;
As someone who was bullied relentlessly for most of my time in school, I can assure you that’s a pretty common problem with school administrators and staff.
They always say “we have a zero tolerance policy for bullying” but rarely do anything about it when victims go to them for help.
In fact, most times they’ll tell you to just keep your head down and ignore the bullies as if that will make the problem go away. Or they’ll say something like “well I wasn’t there or I didn’t see anything, so there’s nothing I can do about it”.
And heaven forbid the victim fights back, that’s the *only* time a teacher will step in and even then it’s only to victim blame and or punish the victim for daring to stand up for themselves.
It’s pathetic.
I like the testimony though at the end when she told that girl on the stand,
"Why are You Wearing Her Necklace?"😢
This episode bothered me so much. The principal was awful, the bullied girl is now in trouble...
In case you’re wondering this episode did not have a happy ending. All three girls go to jail, but the bullying did not stop for Agnes. Elliot and Olivia get a call about a shooting at the same school. Agnes was still being bullied by another group of popular girls. Spray-painted her locker with the word pig, and had a dead carcass of one hanging next to it. She breaks down and shot one of the girls dead.
How to prove you are definitely totally not crazy 101:
Slam your fists at the door while screaming that you arent a crazy psycho 😂
Gotta love the world. Everyone is anti bullying yet does NOTHING to stop it, so the kid solves the problem on thier own and all of the sudden it's time for pearl clutching and condemnation of the original victim. Love how teachers never seem to have an answer as to why they handle it that way.
I would like to share a story about a large town called Torrance, CA and the Torrance unified school district. It’s going to get me shot one day but in the end it’s well worth it. The Torrance unified school district between 1991 up until 2000 had an issue with bullying at a unknown high rate, in this case they didn’t have any policies in place or did not know what to do or had any idea what the correct procedures were so if any type of act were to ever happen, they send the students to another school called Sherry high school a reform school for the troubled, and as a result their lives are pretty much destroyed and it didn’t matter if the students were 4.0 GPA or history with violence, religion, black, white, asian or latin, the schools in torrance did not want to hear it and in the end after 2001 and beyond the Torrance unified school district was told that they had put in strict policies of anti-bullying in their schools, but it was a smokescreen for another word for bullshit.
all of them are psychopaths
90% of kids
@@MrMonkey2150 90% of kids don't actually murder each other though
Not sure were they?
@@rivarimimahardikamahalin999 if you are ok with putting duck tape on someone’s legs and leaving them in a car then yes you are
@@MrMonkey2150 This is why I will never have kids. Kids are just too annoying, loud, expensive, a lot of times naughty, and the worst part is they might end up in the wrong path of life later on.
"They won't end up like that if you discipline them"... unfortunately some kids just can't be disciplined. The more you hammer into them the idea that the world does not revolve around them, the more they become worse.
Obviously, a lot of kids are not like this, but the percentages are high, too high for me to want any. Also, the world is overpopulated.
What bothers me is the school knew about the bullying but did nothing to protect the victims!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You just copied my comment!
They are cowards.
Welcome to harsh school life
Most bullying these days don’t happen at school, but online out side of school. Schools can’t do anything about what students do outside of school that falls on the parents
@@cromano6830 which is why yrs ago I came up with an idea to make a fake social media account to pretend to be a kid for my kid to tell secrets to that way I will k ow what dumb things they are doing. The kid will never expect that their own parent has been talking to them. If my own kid was dating an adult man, I would know because she would tell me. I don’t have children. Hell I am not married; hell I don’t have a girlfriend. But this is my plan one day.
Episodes and movies involving bullies being ended should be shown at schools for the anti-bullying seminars to show the bullies what can potentially happen to them if they keep pushing it
Wasn’t expecting to see AJ Soprano in this episode
As a adult I went through a emily . He pretended to be a good person to win my trust but God
I hate bullying, it’s evil and revolting and inexcusable, but what the murderer did to her was infinitely worse. I feel sorry for people who can’t feel sorry for her, even after knowing someone used her as an ashtray and slashed her and left her naked and bleeding in the trunk of a car. Even the cruelest-hearted person would be frightened and suffering in that position. Absolutely no one should ever feel such pain. I was bullied in school, sometimes relentlessly, by multiple persons, and I wouldn’t wish such a fate to happen to any of them.
I'm sorry that you were bullied. How did you recover?
@@acjuan84, I had a loving family and support group of friends outside of school who helped me to process my feelings and taught me how to stand up and be brave in the face of even the hardest situation. I should say that, when my school years were coming to an end, I realized that a lot of my schoolmates would pass from my life forever, and so I approached each and every one of the persons who had bullied me and tried to end things on a peaceful note. Most of them had changed and were sorry for what they did. With the exception of one, (who I guess was either too proud or too messed up to appreciate what I was trying to do) I was totally successful in concluding matters on a positive note. One of the best things I ever did. I didn’t want to have resentment towards these people forever, even to the point of having trauma-induced nightmares because of them.
However bad the bully thinks they are, there's always someone far worse.
The other two girls were definitely messed up for not saying anything sooner, but given Brittany’s reaction upon learning what they said, it’s VERY likely they were telling the truth.
She wanted them to say it to her face so she could have a chance to “retaliate”. Same thing that happened to Emily. A genuinely murderous anger issue. Her friends went along with her plan, and got scared into silence when everything went down. Obviously the quartet of them are still awful, but Brittany’s something else.
I’ve been watching svu since I was 5. Best show of all time. I’m now 24 and I still love watching the episodes over and over again.