Organs Harvested... from LIVING Patient? | Law & Order

[@ThMnWthNNm]

Love when the judge says “now go yell at somebody else.”

[@NickJohnCoop]

This is why you always speak to a judge respectfully.

[@hannahallen3622]

I'm still waiting for a, "You know what, I've got better things to do than settle your petty arguments. So here's what's going to happen."

[@mightyobserver12]

@@NickJohnCoop or be in contempt

[@shioriryukaze]

The judge is a mood 🤣🤣🤣

[@sonrouge]

@@NickJohnCoop That judge snarks at you whether you talk respectfully or not.

[@jenssong117]

Shooter was convicted. Doctor took a plea. Thank God for Google.

[@CanadianPenguin_]

and thank god for you saving me from googling

[@phillipthomas-sam1509]

You are the hero in this comment section!!!

[@Stalfoes]

Doing god's work.

[@MunroMcLaren]

But still got jail time?

[@whiskeredcrocodile]

Don't say that second sentence 3 times, it has consequences.

[@robertc7232]

"Now go yell at somebody else." Arraignment judges are the best on this show. Another judge in a different episode, upon hearing a claim that a drug dealer/murder suspect was "roughed up" by the police in custody the judge said "I'm hearing violins counselor. Remanded."

[@thanoseid2883]

because their used to all the riff raff doing everything they can to get away with it or reduce their sentence.

[@nsnopper]

They always had great guests to play the arraignment judges. I always enjoyed Fran Lebowitz’ quips from the bench.

[@jadedbrad]

There was an early episode where a daughter received a kidney and the donor lived. The daughter asked McCoy: "What's the harm?". McCoy said "Do you think your father would have behaved differently if you needed a heart?" Stunned silence.

[@michaelmorton5698]

That was one of Ben Stone's cases. Greevey and Logan were still partners.

[@MrBda241]

Ben Stone actually. Doctor stole a perfect match from an unwilling patient. Man said he felt raped and violated, and showed off his scar. The Daughter said he was paid enough where he could essentially retire... But he did not ask for that and had no choice in the matter. He felt that the only way he could get true justice was to get back his kidney.

[@hahahhahahahhaha9382]

@@MrBda241 do you remember what episode it was

[@camishavilme7402]

@@MrBda241 wait what happened then?

[@josephhicks6445]

@@hahahhahahahhaha9382 Season 1 Episode 21 Sontana For Solo Organ

[@danielmcgillis270]

The man who fired the gun is at the very least guilty of attempted murder, assault and battery with a deadly weapon, and criminal mayhem. He is not walking.

[@brontewcat]

Exactly- multiple crimes.

[@hashslingingslasher97]

Why are they acting like the shooter would just get released? Man's still guilty of attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon, etc.

[@blueskadoo1402]

Maybe far fetched for the time of the airing of this episode. Complete reality now a days, sadly.

[@dtownblastinsalvi62]

Yeah him getting released is far fetched and also shooting at a couple driving even as gangsters there is still rules to follow

[@DemonicGoddess]

with out being political and how the system is currently in some "alined" states. This doesnt seem far fetched anymore.

[@asahel980]

Its a TV show not a reality. you have to adjust your perception sometimes.

[@Mourtzouphlos240]

They do that too with the Death Penalty cases. They act like Life or 20 years is a defeat somehow.

[@nero_palmire]

"I'm just a neurosurgeon" - is such a humble brag.

[@boredlawyer3382]

The do a good job explaining the law, especially Adam Schiff. But the guy who shot definitely could have been charged with something, like reckless endangerment. Less than murder, but more than nothing.

[@kelseyswanepoel7056]

Attempted murder.

[@boredlawyer3382]

@@kelseyswanepoel7056 Yes, if he was trying to kill her. I thought the guy was just shooting randomly. But I did not see the whole episode.

[@brnchiggins]

I'd go for at least Assault with a Deadly Weapon. That's gotta be worth more than reckless endangerment right? Wouldn't know, IANAL

[@jeetbajal8449]

Not first degree but definitely second or third degree depending on what happened.

[@ChristinDaoud]

There was a similar case in 1976 (People v Stewart) where a guy stabbed another guy and he died in the hospital but not from the stab wound. The guy who stabbed him was convicted of manslaughter but not murder.

[@aaronburgin1442]

The piece of evidence to bring the doctor down could’ve easily been overlooked, but when they found it, you realize how sinister he really was.

[@jengable4888]

Just like the pervert Tampa Anesthesiologist, Dr. Murphy in my case, in addition to, the cardiologists/OBGYN, physicians, medical staff involved in the death of my infant daughter (Miya Jane Justeson 2/23/2007-3/18/2007) !

[@jexelbur6872]

What was it?

[@geleto2]

@@jexelbur6872 The doctor requisitioned some painkillers for the "dead" woman. McCoy got in a great line saying he needed the painkillers so she wouldn't bolt up screaming on the table while he cut out her heart.

[@fever_spike]

@@jengable4888So very sorry for your loss. 🙏🏻♥️

[@yemaya_la22]

​@@geleto2 oh my God, they really killed her

[@tic857]

"Mr O'Neil is not qualified to assess the condition of a comatose patient." Sure, yet, First responder CPR Assessment step, "check for breathing." a non medical person can check for breathing.

[@CelticRuneSinger]

But not for declining brain activity

[@thanoseid2883]

@@CelticRuneSinger but it was breathing. not that. the lawyer was trying to be sneaky here. basically he switched his words on him.

[@williambowling8211]

There are actions that a patient may make during an apnea test that may appear to be breathing, but arre not. It requires some experience to recognize these.@@thanoseid2883

[@aggressivelyamicable5987]

In emergency circumstances, you do the best with what you have but that doesn't mean the standard is universal. In certain situations (particularly in high-stress scenarios), a layman will not be able to accurately determine if someone is breathing or even if they are alive.

[@xXAzotakaXx]

Yeah, a random person on the street may not be able to determine the difference between agonal breathing, ineffective breathing, or effective breathing. Judge isn't wrong here tbh.

[@uptonogood1893]

I have a question. If you steal someone's organ, and the victim survived but needs the organ back to survive. Can they demand it back? Legally? It would in theory cause the death of the recipient but could they let the victim die so the perpetrator lives?

[@sweethistortea]

Maybe before the organ makes it to the patient, but once the organ is in the other person it will probably be harder to ask for it back? Especially if the other person needs it to survive.

[@JEWELANDREEA]

also successful organ retransplantation....very rare like happened less than 10 times worldwide. The reuse of transplanted organs is not really suggested because it is risky - it is new and the possibility of rejection of the organ is greater, something about scar tissue and healing and rehealing.

[@jacoblesher453]

No I can’t foresee any judge ever entertaining that however if convicted you could easily win a lawsuit against them

[@dietotaku]

if it were possible for the operation to be reversed, then likely yes. there's precedent that a person cannot be compelled to donate an organ to save another's life even if they *can* survive without it, they certainly wouldn't be compelled to forfeit their own life to allow someone to steal their organs.

[@Silencer796]

It’s their organ though, not someone else’s so they should have a right

[@LatelyLucy]

Dude I don’t think I’ve ever heard someone say I’m just a neurosurgeon

[@sarahgardiner1649]

That was the point…. He was being sarcastic. Didn’t you notice the cop pull a face?

[@nevthebear9821]

At 3:01 she didn’t put the file back right and it keeps bugging me through out the episode anyone else feel like this?

[@Atmapalazzo]

yes

[@martiefranza3481]

🙋‍♀️

[@FEEBY07]

Yes I was shouting at the screen fix the file

[@nevthebear9821]

@@FEEBY07 same it still bugs me even now 😅

[@atticstattic]

Oh thanks a LOT!

[@jaquanpowell4605]

I love the clarity. Its crisp as hell

[@aaronjames5276]

Yeah, no kidding! I was just thinking the exact same thing. Watching on my brand new notebook, I was giving a lot of credit to screen tech, pixel depth, etc. HA! :)

[@Artisticmonkey2]

That Kodak film❤❤❤❤

[@Someloser3232]

Love that half of the judges are so over it "Now go yell at somebody else."

[@huizhechen3779]

Even on this TV cop show there is no justice, only procedure.

[@tabbyreed8925]

It is supposed to mirror real life.

[@yucol5661]

@@tabbyreed8925no it’s not. It’s entertainment made with the express purpose of making money and making the NYPD less hated by the public. I love the show, but the maker’s competition and bias in favor of the police are very idealistic and treating the police like a spoiled child.

[@NH-tb2sm]

It's based on real life incidents so obviously it's going to be real life "justice."

[@sweethistortea]

@@yucol5661 The cases and legal process are taken from real cases in the media though.

[@crisvanfan]

​@@yucol5661 loosen the tin foil cop shows are as old as tv itself.

[@dodgeplow]

The guy had to ask for directions because this was before cell phones and mainstream automobile GPS devices were common. it wasn't until this episode was made (and was likely written a year or more earlier) that Garmin released the first reasonably affordable (still pricey) GPS device - the Street Pilot. And it wouldn't be until several years later before they were good and common.

[@theduke7539]

wtf is the judge talking about? You absolutely can charge two seperate people as liable for the death of 1 victim in unrelated incidents

[@MrSledneck800]

It’s a tv show bro get over it 😂

[@mcreemuffins]

@@MrSledneck800shut up

[@litmemes8560]

Exactly! I’m like wtf

[@TheBatugan77]

​@@MrSledneck800👈😡 DON'T tell people what to do!

[@MrSledneck800]

@@TheBatugan77 bro, I’m just saying its a TV show he can chill about it

[@HellstreamGames]

It really bugs me that the nurse didnt put the file back correctly, my self diagnosed ocd cant handle it being there, out of line, in the background 😅

[@andreweggleston4410]

That guy looks so much like the late John Ritter John did a Law and Order SVU episode "Monogamy" from season 3 2002 he plays a shrink who attacked his wife and killed her unborn baby because he thought the baby wasn't his but it was.

[@jeremyzeigler1565]

I thought that was him too. There should be a reboot or a revival of Threes Company, and either this guy should play Jack or the guy from Scrubs

[@fromthehaven94]

Armond Schultz is the actor's name, I think he's in the "trifecta" with guest appearances on three separate L&O series.

[@imhuemankeepURcolorsforcrayons]

Some of them do play multiple rolls!

[@djamelhamdia134]

I thought out was him at first.

[@valeriea9779]

Me too I thought it was him, that's why I clicked on the video to see for sure because I don't want this show normally, and he's been gone dead for a long time.

[@shihtzusrule9115]

Muscle spasms. Right. No anesthetic b/c of "brain death". If you administered anesthesia, the brain death is hard to sell. But give paralytics ... to a dead person. Because most corpses need to be chemically restrained when you start to cut, spread and cauterize them. Do they give paralytics before an autopsy? Never.

[@williambowling8211]

Patients with no brainstem activity can still have spinal reflexes and they will also still have tone in their abdominal muscles making it very difficult to get the exposure necessary to recover organs without giving a paralytic agent.

[@AA-ct7cb]

Yes, and they recently found out there is more brain function than they previously had thought in the “brain dead.” Also it’s not uncommon for “brain dead” donors to wake up before donating, even minutes before. Seems better to be more cautious and rely on the former definition of death, dead was the cessation of respiratory, circulatory And brain function, not just brain function.

[@nsnopper]

I loved Steven Hill. His character Adam Schiff always had a turn of phrase, and Hill delivered each one perfectly. Plus, Dan Briggs, first team leader of the Impossible Mission Force . . . What a guy.

[@ChaosUnleashed265]

Why are they acting like they cant nail comacho with assault with a deadly weapon, misuse of a firearm, willful public endangerment and attempted murder if they cant nail him with murder because the doctor turned out to be the one who killed her? He did shoot into the car in public did he not?

[@nickrykert2572]

The Doctor said she was brain dead, but he took out a medication that, but her to sleep and he took her Heart and lungs so he could get a better job at another hospital. Jack McCoy asked the doctor if she was brain dead why did you use the medication. So she didn't wake up when he took her organs.

[@DeidresStuff]

People are often technically alive when their organs are harvested. They keep you on life support if they can, so they have longer to deal with your organs

[@yucol5661]

There should be a word for distinguishing “tissue alive” and “person alive”. Like how people whose heart stops “died” for a moment. It’s very poetic but confusing

[@Littlebit1031]

They should be brain dead before though…

[@lisadadswell1135]

​@@Littlebit1031they are the body is kept alive so they can do transplants

[@williambowling8211]

There were two paths for organ donation (now three, but the third is not relevant here). In one the patient is pronounce dead by neurological criteria. Most state laws say this should be done in accordance with medical criteria, which usually means the hospitals procedures. In this case, once the patient is pronounced dead, the OPO (organ procurement organization) assumes management of the donor. Once they have evaluated the donor and placed the organs, the patient is taken to the OR, the organs recovered and everything shut off. In the second, called donation after cardiac death (DCD), the family has decided to remove the patient from life support and has agreed to organ donation. The patient is taken to the operating room and all support is withdrawn. Once the patient is dead by cardiac criteria, the organs are recovered. Usually, the organs are only recovered is the heart stops within 30 minutes of removal of support. Occasionally, these patients do not die after removal of support. Interestingly, New York is the only state in which you cannot be pronounced dead by neurological criteria (brain death) if someone close to the patient says that the patient did not accept the concept of brain death. In any case, donors are never "technically alive" when the organs are recovered.

[@catrachaV4]

​@@lisadadswell1135yes but brain dead and connected to the machine.

[@sistakia33]

And yet when you go to Peacock to watch these great episodes they don't exist! BRING BACK LENNY!

[@Jerseybytes2]

IKR?? kinda stupid of them to advertise it, link it to peacock so we can go there and find out they only have season 12 and up

[@sistakia33]

@@Jerseybytes2 Which is a major letdown! (I like the other seasons but I LOVE the ones when Lenny was there! He was an icon and he literally made the show with his perfectly timed one-liners!)

[@zarachastellaris9016]

Passed 18 years ago!

[@zarachastellaris9016]

Interred in Manhattan!

[@LilKitten9620]

Its on Amazon prime, but you have to pay for it

[@thomasgth7188]

Get the doctor on 2nd degree murder and the shooter on attempted murder

[@jaybell1390]

"Does your wife Know you're single?!" 😆😆

[@akihikosakurai4013]

This whole situation is really fucked up. Imagine your wife is killed because a doctor wants money. Fucking money. Money really is the root of all evils

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

Close. Actually the Bible says the love of money is the root of all evil people have misconception they think Money is power. And power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.

[@bonheura]

If I remember well it wasn't exactly for money. He wanted a position in another hospital and wanted to "enforce" his application by bringing in a precious organ. Sick.

[@Silencer796]

Sorry to say but money is not the root of evil, it’s the love and the person

[@foxibot]

One of the scariest movies I ever saw was “Turistas” where they have this tourists visit this country all from western countries and they drug them and harvest their organs, operating on them and taking all their organs out. They were all hot waiting on a broke down bus somewhere in South America when they see these 2 girls with exotic drinks from the beach. The girls were sent to lure them. So they all go down to the beach to get a cool drink. The brother that’s looking after his sister and her friend, doesn’t want an alcoholic drink, you can see his intuition and gut kicking in so he has a coke, and they all end up the next day passed out near the waves, and robbed. It just gets worse from there.

[@BunnyQueen97]

That’s awful, but also really unlikely. The last people a crime organization is going to steal organs from is a bus full of tourists with people back home who will look for them. Maybe a car full if they did something wrong, but not a random bus full. Cartels aren’t really into organs anyway, that’s a Chinese organized crime thing. It’s also NEVER a good idea to wander off in an unfamiliar country and area, because getting robbed is SUPER likely.

[@neconeconeco]

@@BunnyQueen97 yes, the people most likely to be targeted for any sort of trafficking are always the most vulnerable people who are already in that country. even better if they are undocumented - ie: migrant workers from other nearby countries. tourists should always be careful when traveling but there's a lot of fearmongering out there too.

[@yucol5661]

Problem with some sorts of horror movies is that they hurt real people. How many people do you think choose to NOT donate their organs out of a small fear their be murdered for them?

[@Circa1628]

couldn't happen now. All the tourists would have a photo trail on instagram leading to that spot. photos with the girls and the beach before they even finished the drink

[@Domar7431]

I'm disappointed it doesn't show the scene with Cosgrove on the stand, that was the best part of the episode in my opinion.

[@AA-ct7cb]

Yes, the crux of the whole thing.

[@Comicsluvr]

I have never heard the phrase 'I'm JUST the neurosurgeon.'

[@millisagingerich1248]

The black nurse thats Denise from Full House her name is Paxton

[@calanon534]

I love Torledsky. The snark. The attitude. The apathy. He is New York City.

[@HeronCoyote1234]

Street map? God, I miss those. You can see a much larger territory than on a cell phone.

[@M1n1smog]

try zooming out :)

[@HeronCoyote1234]

@@M1n1smog I have, but it doesn’t show most of the streets.

[@TheBeingReal]

This was ~1998: no street maps on phones. lol

[@M1n1smog]

@@TheBeingReal we're talking about present day my friend

[@SYH653]

They're still around, fortunately. I carry one in my car.

[@vingasoline1]

For me this combo of actors are the best in d whole run of this show

[@neshas7471]

At 3:45 I knew I know that actor from somewhere, looked it up and saw it was Steven Hill the original Mission Impossible team leader, what's funny is he looked exactly like what they made him look like when they aged him in Mission Impossible for the missions 😂

[@September2004]

Imagine if you’re Cosgrove and the defense attorney next to you is trying to prove that you are guilty of murder, not his client.

[@RobloxGirlly]

These are so good videos i don't stop watching them they are the only thing i watch this channel

[@Tulane_Gargoyle]

I love it when I can identify the episode just by the title of the video. Arrogant doctor made a dumb move going to the dispensary for a morphine bag. And of corse, Jamie had the best comeback in the episode when the shooter's defense attorney realized they were trying to put one over on him for a second time.

[@LadyCheshire95]

Could they not charge the guy with attempted murder

[@kennedy6587]

Still have 3 minutes left in the clip, but why wouldn’t they just charge the shooter with attempted murder and the doctor with murder ? 🤷‍♂️

[@kos2919]

The lawyer use "might" as the keyword, but then said that the doctor also said "Near brain damage" the husband can point out the "near" as the keyword as well.

[@EeveelutionStorm]

Be great if Peacock actually put the early season episodes on their service!!! Load of crock you guys upload clips and won't actually let us watch!

[@megsmith6758]

“Go yell at someone else” 😂

[@McD5791]

@ 0:15 - for a split second, I thought that was the late, great John Ritter...

[@jamigoddess]

Same!

[@juliantapia1407]

Organs... from a LIVE patient?! (Cue Seinfeld theme)

[@bursegsardaukar]

Would things turn out differently if Dr. Stephen Strange had been the Neurosurgeon at that hospital?

[@erichanastacio9695]

In the tv series The Closer, the cops apprehended a doctor who harvested a group of teens' organs and send them to patients who needs them. The doctor targeted a certain group of teens who did bad things to... (a girl perhaps (?) and raped her (I don't recall exactly but I think it's the only explanation))... so he murdered them by extracting those organs. The cops watched the whole thing (last teen on the list to have his organs harvested) through bullet resistant glass windows since they can't get through the barricaded doors. Before opening the doors to be willingly arrested, he told the cops to bring the "donated organs" to the respective hospitals asap and not waste them.

[@erichanastacio9695]

@@22espec I'd rather risk the job to save lives. Crime has already been done. Couldn't prevent the doctor from dismembering those kids... Might as well get those organs to those who needed them. Don't waste valuable, perishable, life-saving commodities.

[@jannalam6861]

@@erichanastacio9695 id rather die than get a murder organ.

[@erichanastacio9695]

@@jannalam6861 As long as you know what you're getting, you do have the right to refuse. Those recepients have no idea.

[@slcRN1971]

It was an episode titled ‘Heart Attack’ (S6E5), those 6 gang members brutally raped a 12 year old girl and the doctor took organs from them.

[@mightyobserver12]

@@erichanastacio9695 and be accessory? No

[@baemonet]

😳 This happens regularly at my hospital in real life and nobody knows…

[@LightningFox7]

This why I took the organ donation from my license driver. I'm scared that if I have an accident The doctors aren't gonna try and save me.

[@RLucas3000]

Wow, so on the one in a million chance that happens, you are fucking over anyone who desperately needs an organ that you could have helped. You must be a Republican.

[@Georgiasomar]

Oh grown up! You do know this is FICTION.

[@jonah.donohue]

This about the patient whose life you're not gonna save

[@williambowling8211]

Actually it is the opposite problem. Doctors will not admit defeat and prolong futile treatment until the patient is no longer a candidate for donation.

[@sonniepronounceds-au-ni9287]

He isn't killing anyone by refusing to allow himself to be butchered. The disease killed them. Organ transplants don't work all the time, and there are still side effects. Let him decide what he wants done with his own corpse. We don't shame people for wanting to be buried instead of cremated; you shouldn't shame people for not wanting their organs harvested. It can happen while he is still alive the same way people still wake up at their own funeral or in the morgue in this day and age. People mess up. People get greedy.

[@nsangbird]

Why would you post clips from an episode we can't get on Peacock...

[@Wowaniac]

@0:39 its not a Clip its a Mag! and a Detective would know that!

[@mtg.6009]

🤓🤓

[@garyowen9044]

Great show.

[@notimportant3932]

"I'm just the nuerosurgeon" ....yeah that's sort of a big deal last I checked

[@n3r0wolfe]

"you can respond only to the questions" 1. bulls**** 2. have the prosecution call him and just have him say what happened love this show, but they do some dumb sh** on it and this one aint even that bad

[@London_J]

"Send me someone, I need help Stat." Helpful...

[@WaitinInAmber]

3:01 Did they not have a version where she put the folder in properly?

[@Bergen98]

They are acting like the shooter will just go home. It is still attempted murder/assault with the deadly weapon/etc.

[@sonniepronounceds-au-ni9287]

Yes, but it's not the conviction they wanted. It's usually a lesser sentence.

[@bobcostas5094]

Holy cow, the flirting cop played Louglin, another cop in NYPD Blue. Even in this show he was a scumbag.

[@agalgonzalez]

Brain dead means dead.

[@brutustantheiii8477]

Seriousness aside I LOVE the Beginning Intro (edit: the nurse and cop) More dynamic like that, please. Back when things were more traditionally cool

[@brutustantheiii8477]

@James Stocks pardon?

[@jennstewart3003]

Sexual harassment was never cool for the people who had to deal with it. She developed survival instincts but she shouldn't have had to. Harassment was a crime then just like it is now. It just gets called out and reported more

[@elaineirwin8918]

@@jennstewart3003 Absolutely. That guy was disgusting.

[@elaineirwin8918]

omg totally right!!! I love it when people are harassed! It's so funny when people don't take no for an answer!!! okay seriously tho, that man not taking no for an answer was really gross, and normalizing that kind of behavior is also really gross. god i mean it isn't rocket science

[@brutustantheiii8477]

@@elaineirwin8918 Thanks to both of you for ruining a fun dynamic scene, that belies a greater loss of a sense of perspective and relations between the Genders. And if you still don’t believe me, read things along the Catherine Deneuve’s so called anti “M3-Too” open letter.

[@deirdrecollins3987]

I really like him. What a lovely man. A good decent man!

[@kristijankuzman9532]

Where can I look full episodes of this series?

[@xxsavage4163]

Just a neurosurgeon…only like a highly sought after specialty in medicine

[@dwee8499]

Peacock only shows Seasons 13-21, no season 8

[@TheBatugan77]

Those arraignment judges...😃👍

[@sapphirewingthefurrycritic985]

Now go yell at somebody else. HAHAHAHAH

[@nyosito]

As much as this amuses me, the conveyor belt awaits.

[@williamwalcott8808]

I like the episode where they talk about if a guy shoots a dead body, but they thought they were alive, then they are still guilty of attempted murder. Im curious, some lawyer tell me if that is true.

[@angelramos1137]

It’s attempted murder bc they had the intention to kill.

[@Headloser]

Go yell at somebody else. HE has the point.

[@piinkz30]

McCoy is forever my guy!!

[@kimberlygroher3625]

i do agree that man on trial that hiss speaking his wife yes I believe and I agree with him I do believe that she’s alive the whole courtroom knows it the peopleInCourtroom knows it and the jury knows it or the man on trial knows it or the judge knows it cause they don’t care what they think and every inch of all of those in the room they all know that his wife is seriously alive and they know it

[@michaelgiller5444]

This is why I won't be an organ donor

[@lisag5002]

Does anyone have spoilers for this episode?

[@applefly8]

Good episode

[@ziejackson6236]

What season and episode is this

[@thesnowmexican763]

Now go yell at somebody else. Judge eyerolls, gavel swings. I wanna be this man when I grow up.

[@IrfanIrfan-kz9wj]

season and episode?

[@dornravlin]

What a creepy idea

[@AnnabellaPhillips]

I know right that is crazy

[@isisdragoness1981]

What episode

[@xanderg7156]

You do this to people in Beverly Hills ese?

[@tearlesereph]

...so what happened? did both the doctor and the gangster get charged??

[@LilKitten9620]

Gangster got charged, doctor took a plea and I believe lost his license

[@Chipster724]

Aww man they left out the best part!

[@kitfranzman4860]

Big difference between clinically dead and legally dead.

[@Beth20043]

If this was a real case, it would be two killers, both of whom society needs protecting from. So both should be locked up.

[@thewkovacs316]

THANK GOD FOR GPS

[@StackableGoldMC]

I can't seem to find this episode anywhere, not even on Peacock.

[@Kai-ql6pu]

Next part please

[@Born8etter]

Elias Camacho = 🐐

[@Chriscornell1972]

That Doctor was a hawk

[@annec6200]

1:38, this is dating as all…🤦🏼‍♀️ «…street maps!!!»

[@Youcanthandleme319]

“Just a neurosurgeon” said no neurosurgeon ever!! 😂

[@eriklarson2066]

Empty the whole clip? Which gun takes a clip?

[@melissamedinaquiles9396]

Cool video

[@mychatpalace]

i feel that just looking at a person, can grant you the skills to notice their chest rising and falling. ergo they are breathing. this is a basic observation that even children of 6 or even less years of age can determine. it's kinda a basic human understanding. such as, is this person blinking? i feel most folks can tell the difference between sleeping and being dead. cause one of them, you are not breathing.... i may not be a medical dr, but i am a functioning human being. i feel that everyone who is alive is also able to determine these factors via basic observation. even if they are blind, they probably can tell if someone is breathing....

[@williambowling8211]

There are spinal reflexes that can occur during an apnea test that may appear to be breathing to an untrained observer, but are not inconsistent with a diagnosis of brain death.

[@Profile__1]

2:59 Ma'am, please. Readjust the THING AND STRAIGHTEN IT.

[@tatertot7112]

I love early law and order

[@ClaudeS39]

Thank God for Waze and Google Maps!

[@Just2362]

Its a Magazine NOT a Clip!!!! lol