Convicted Predator Uses Information Company to Find His Victims | Law & Order

This company needs to be held responsible for invading this woman"s privacy!
Season 12, Episode 15 "Access Nation": The Internet and computer files are linked to the vicious stabbing death of a female psychologist during a probe by Detectives Briscoe and Green.
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[@kopawhite1399]

Ted, what would Lilly, Robin, Marshall, and Barney think what you have done?

[@jozefkovac6858]

Ted Mosby? The architect? Shame.... /jk

[@mrroboshadow]

@@jozefkovac6858 thank god it wasnt Ted Mosby the pornstar

[@ursaltydog]

The sad fact is.. this was made during and before the time data extraction became BIG business... It's the top industry in the world.

[@TrevorMoses312]

And that's how I met your mugger 😳😉

[@n0viewers409]

KEK!

[@condor237]

Ted up to his old ways

[@jclark5956]

And that kids is how i met your mother

[@tshegofatsoletlape8721]

😂😂😂😂

[@ytafan4068]

On one level, I can agree with what the company was doing. But what they did wrong was that they weren't being responsible or thorough in dealing with their clients. Nobody bothered to check if the client lied on their application. When Robert Kitson saw the multiple requested made by the same client against the same individual, he saw it as a red flag and investigated on his own. Smart, ethical decision on his behalf. He reported what he found. He what he perceived proper protocol by alerting his boss. By all accounts, Robert Kitson did everything right. He acted responsibly. While the owner was at fault, it was later revealed that he had addressed this issue with his lawyer, concerned about whether or not the company could be liable over this kind of incident. The lawyer - the same one who represented him - said no. Thus, while the owner was at fault, the lawyer was moreso.

[@draco84oz]

Nora Lewin's tenure as DA had some philosophically interesting cases. There was another one where she and her EDAs were debating whether to bring a capital charge against an 18 year old, who was charged over a group murder. They ended up pursuing the capital charge as he'd shown gross indifference over the murder - they'd called a fast food delivery man as the victim, and he ate the food and watched as the victims lay bleeding out. She was also a bit different to Schiff and Branch - I always saw those two as either being somewhat cynical about the whole thing, or they saw their role to act as Devil's Advocate to whatever their EDAs were doing.

[@madunwagbo4769]

Not surprising since the background of her character was that of an ethics professor

[@RhaegarTargaryen1st]

The death penalty episode you're referring to is "Teenage Wasteland" S11/E12 one of my favorite episodes.

[@egosumFidius]

they posted a video from that episode a couple months ago. Too bad that season isn't on peacock.

[@irishpogi]

another questionable move for Nora Lewin was charging a fingerprint examiner for manslaughter when she did not actually kill anyone

[@draco84oz]

@@irishpogi Which episode was that in?

[@HeatherSusanCarr]

I wish Peacock would have Episodes before Season 13 on their site like this Episode from Season 12. When is Peacock going to this on there.

[@samuelchappell7280]

One thing that I have always stood by when talking to my friends and family about the internet: The websites that you visit, and the comments that you make, can easily be tracked by someone smarter than you when it comes to computers. Never visit a site, or post a comment, that might become embarrassing to you sometime in the future. For those not knowing what I am talking about - has there ever been a time, for example, that you got a tattoo in your youth that you regret getting in your middle to old age?

[@dietotaku]

i've never gotten a tattoo, but what you're asking is that people never use the internet at all.

[@HeronCoyote1234]

Good example.

[@HeronCoyote1234]

@@dietotakunot true. Just pay attention to what you write, and where you search, out there.

[@BrianJosephMorgan]

Frank Whaley is a terrific actor.

[@josephdell8056]

As a teen I liked Career Opportunities! Had a a crush on Jennifer Connelly! And Frank had a part in Pulp Fiction, a classic movie!!

[@AndrewBarsky]

“And kids that’s how I met your mother.” Guy looks almost identical to the guy

[@christopherdean1326]

There's a good reason for that, he IS that guy...

[@markdonnelly1913]

They should have sent Jules to arrest him .... "oh I'm sorry, did I break your concentration?" .....

[@agustinprystupa280]

Nora Lewin apart of being the show first and only female DA (though she was an Interim DA and in real life no woman has held the position of DA in New York) she has to hold the title of the most underrated L&O character in the franchise sadly her departure wasn't explained at all (though in that tie in book) it claims that Lewin grew tired and dischanted with the DA work and after her interim term was through she chose not to run for reelection for the full term in that book it explains that Dianne Wiest grew tired and wanted to do other things (her departure it was almost 99% alike to the one of Nina Cassady) had Dianne stayed on L&O her character would've been better also Branch's administration as DA was a sharp contrast compared to Lewin's as he embraced the idea of the death penalty and she did not in her last appearance which was on SVU season 4 premiere "Chamaleon" she said that didn't want to sign the documents to have the death penalty as punishment to the criminal for her crimes

[@d4c467]

Josh Radnor not RANDOR btw

[@totukimou]

😮😮😮😊

[@mirkoathukorala]

Ted Mosby ?

[@d4c467]

@@mirkoathukorala yeah they spelled the actor's name wrong in the video but it's Ted

[@jadathomas6266]

Ted Mosby.... Tsk tsk tsk

[@awesomeaman113]

Teddy westside

[@jemandjemand2362]

mccoy is the best of the best. cabbott was second

[@holdenpi]

Not only is Ted Mosby is this episode it's also amnesia guy from House MD.

[@hughbathurst731]

Ted how could you?!

[@jiminaaaaa13]

Whoah whoah whoah..Ted???

[@DravenGal]

Ted Mosby! Now there's one to tell his kids...

[@briesullivan883]

It’s Ted Mosby!

[@whywelovefilm7079]

Anyone else remember the P.I. at the beginning from House when he played the guy who couldn’t remember who he was?

[@nathanieljefferies5491]

Didn’t he also play a guy with disassociative personality disorder on psych?

[@ShizenCifer-1]

What I really love is how whenever they arrest somebody in this show the announce the reason loudly and clearly so EVERYONE around knows what's up.

[@majikglustik9704]

Doesn't that include a free 6 pack from the photo booth?

[@AlexKS1992]

Quite frankly the government shouldn’t complain or take the moral high ground. They’re doing the same thing except they claim they’re “protecting us”. It’s hypocritical and stupid.

[@matthewforsyth284]

Uh you do realize they’re talking about nailing terrorists and Drug dealers while McDowell ratted out a lady and basically got her killed you do know that right!?

[@Eztliz]

Amen

[@AlexKS1992]

@@matthewforsyth284 Yet there are still drug dealers and terrorists roaming the Earth and the government use that excuse to gain more power.

[@jeebsunabia7972]

THEODORE EVELYN MOSBY! HOW COULD YOU!

[@FlightlessPiqeon]

1

[@RhyperiorRanger]

Classic Schmosby

[@rachelgarber1423]

Anyone know how this ended

[@Kubinda12345]

Law & Order is really a show in which so many actors from other shows appears; just in this clip we've the patient with the Mirror Syndrome from House MD at the beginning and later Ted Mosby from HIMYM.

[@fromthehaven94]

Radnor, not Randor.

[@Lord_Burrito]

Was the last name 'Connelly' actually a really cheeky reference to 'Career Opportunities' with Frank Whaley? Seems really funny if it's just a coincidence...

[@swellawsum]

That's not how you meet the mother

[@skwisgarskwigelf7191]

I always knew there was something fishy about Ted Mosby

[@marianaguardiaa.k.amariana4780]

By the way in the internet much information it's in there

[@dermothoran1814]

Yes, and now, more than ever, in our online digital world. Food for thought.🤔

[@marianaguardiaa.k.amariana4780]

@@dermothoran1814 That's rigth, internet was something new in the late 90's/early 2000's

[@shockmandan]

4:06 I argue that charge should have been dismissed because the police learned the suspects name illegally. Someone tell me why they weren’t barred from further investigation of that suspect.

[@jimmyboe8246]

Kid... Let me explain how i meet your mother.

[@KapoXD]

Kids, this is the story of how I haunted my victims..

[@dysmissme7343]

JIMMY?

[@dysmissme7343]

Oh lol it’s Ted

[@calvinallen3424]

I really don't like this DA

[@hint0122]

I never liked her either.

[@matthewforsyth284]

Why because she’s sympathetic to defendants eventhough there guilty?

[@calvinallen3424]

@@matthewforsyth284 I've seen her in two clips: one where she didn't want to fully prosecute a murderer because he was young and white and this one where she doesn't want to prosecute because then the government couldn't spy on us

[@AnvilMAn603]

im sorry but im on the side of the company here: not an invasion of privacy

[@lindaleelaw5277]

Then let's strip you naked and show all see how it feels

[@mychatpalace]

listen ma'am it is my business if i wanna light my own shoes on fire. idk how it becomes a criminal act if it's an act on my stuff in the privacy of my backyard.

[@eangelful]

Wonderful, I will hide and you seek therapy.

[@mychatpalace]

@@eangelful the sarcasm went right over yer head didn't it?