Unfit Mother is Allegedly 'Always Stoned' | Law & Order SVU

Olivia Benson helps a child who allegedly has an unfit mother who is 'always stoned', after finding out that the child misbehaves in class due to a lack of attention at home.
Season 2, Episode 11 "Abuse": After the son of two popular singers dies by running into oncoming traffic, his mother (guest star Christine Andreas) claims that her son was fleeing from a child molester. But when forensics uncovers signs of emotional trauma in the boy, Detectives Benson (Mariska Hargitay) and Stabler (Christopher Meloni) suspect that the hands-off approach to parenting employed by the two touring pop stars may have taken a fatal toll on their son --and may be responsible for their daughter Ashley's (guest star Hayden Panettiere) escalating self-destructive behavior as well.
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[@eliseives9574]

'Where does that leave Ashley?' 'Out on the steps.' So sadly true 💔

[@AndrewBarsky]

I live abroad as a teacher. The rich parents who never really wanted a child in the first place are the absolute most heartbreaking things I’ve seen. The children are overly affectionate and desperate for recognition, and the parents don’t want to give it. They are the sweetest and often the most bright children in class.

[@NooooneYA1010]

Absolutely ❤❤❤

[@orlandobabe]

Typical rich parents who just have kids for attention/fame etc. If that’s not a form of abuse I don’t know what is. Ashley just wants a parent who plays with them, takes them to school, cook them breakfast/lunch/dinner and JUST BASICALLY BE PARENTS. That’s what being parents are all about. Isn’t it? But Ricki here doesn’t give a hoot.

[@lauraclaire]

I work as an early childcare teacher I understand completely. It’s also the children who are there first thing in the morning and last to be picked up in the afternoon. But also yes the attention they don't get at home. I remember meeting a little girl once at my first job. She broke my heart my co-workers couldn't understand her behaviour. It took me just two days to realize that her parents were not giving her the time of day. Which just made me mad. I gave that little girl my full attention. Which made a difference with her and she felt more comfortable being around the other children. My co-workers also realized and saw the improvement in the little girl. By the time I left and moved back to my hometown. That little girl hated home time. The parents that don’t give there kids the time of day. Are the ones I don't interact with but will always the child my time to interact with them.

[@nicolehegarty4749]

I am an Early Childhood Education teacher and this is sadly too familiar. I or probably any teacher could have written this same comment. So sad. I will never understand. I love all children. It kills me that I can't have children naturally. Hopefully one day I can adopt. But this stuff breaks my heart. This episode is so different from the rest. Not the usual criminal pursuit. But still so wrong. Tragic.

[@camdenhunt7565]

omg same! i was a nanny for rich families for years and the way they treat the kids is always so sad. emotional abuse and neglect leads to even more problems as an adult down the line.

[@taylorrogers4064]

"Power and money can make anything go away!" She isn't wrong. She hit the nail on the head with that one sentence.

[@feraltaco4783]

She really did. It's infuriating to see things like that.

[@GoodessLotts]

Thank God that God always win

[@Czadzikable]

it's so sad how the social worker says "what, for emotional abuse?" - and compares it to all the physical abuse and exploitation as if emotional abuse was nothing. All of these types of abuse are terrible and should be treated seriously, but it's a realistic portrayal of limited resources.

[@abbigailbossi1389]

And in most cases they talk to the lying parents and nothing is done even in physical abuse cases..it’s such bullshit

[@lucie-jowilson9921]

​@@abbigailbossi1389ceilings m dkdkxm dcnem

[@benolr64]

​@@abbigailbossi1389again limited resources.

[@inheritmyshoes9559]

She wasn't wrong, though, and that's the sad part

[@Sniperboy5551]

Emotional abuse isn’t as bad as physical abuse and exploitation, though.

[@WarGrowlmon18]

I remember this one: Mommy Dearest promised the court to be home for her daughter more often before giving a sold-out concert in London shortly thereafter.

[@njmoonfrost6145]

What happened after?

[@WarGrowlmon18]

@@njmoonfrost6145 I think that's just how it ended sadly.

[@kaferrat]

@@WarGrowlmon18 That was the funniest part . After all the meddling & bullshit that Benson went through, the mother still went away out of the Country to perform the following night. 😆I think Cragen brought in the newspaper with the headline on it if I remember.

[@moonqueen2k184]

Yeah just watched the episode i felt enraged after the mon promised she would postpone her concert shows that she cares more about her music than her own daughter even though it ended there i hope family court for involved after that

[@kaferrat]

@@moonqueen2k184 You know for sure Benson probably kept sticking her nose into their business . She has issues with letting things go like that. 😑😜

[@abbigailbossi1389]

I had reactive attachment disorder when I was younger and never got treated for it. Eventually it turns into full on attachment disorder and leads to really unhealthy relationships if you don’t recognize the red flags

[@nicolehegarty4749]

Have you tried getting any help?

[@abbigailbossi1389]

@@nicolehegarty4749 of course, but in some cases unlike mine it’s unmanageable and sort of untreatable. I left that home and got help st 15 before my brain was fully developed so I was lucky. It’s harder to do after 21 when your brain’s already fully developed

[@TheKrispyfort]

Thanks 🙂

[@tonyajones1463]

I was attached to my mom really badly but I was bring sexually abused by my dad both of my parents were divorced from each other and he got weekend visits with me I was too scared to tell my mom what was going on. I got therapy after she found out. And I lived with her till I was 27 long story on why. Now I'm married to a loving husband. But because I never lived alone before I get nervous and anxious when njght time comes and I'm home alone. My husband just comforts me. I td him I. Went from one security blanket to another. He just smiled and said there was nothing wrong with me

[@bigmamadeadlyhoot1978]

A few weeks ago my auntie came with her new foster child, that was abused and shot in the foot, he was about 12, everyone met him for this first time, and he literally would say I love you to everyone and try bond, weird it’s a real thing

[@modernica]

This episode had a sad ending, because nothing really changed for the little child.

[@ronburgundysmustache6717]

Good that kid is a little brat. A couple smacks would fix that right up

[@Overyvonne]

What happened ?

[@modernica]

@@Overyvonne The little girl was self-harming to get her neglectful parent's attention. They're taken to court and the mother promises to do better, but she doesn't. Soon after, she flies to London for a concert leaving the little girl in the same predicament.

[@ytafan4068]

@@modernica I remember this episode. I remember thinking, if that child were to run away from home, I wouldn't help the parents find her.

[@bluesrike]

​@@ytafan4068 If you won't help the parents find her (which I can understand), would you at least help the child find somewhere else to live?

[@Famegonna9999]

Rich people don’t want children they want to preserve their name celebrities have children to keep their names in the press. It’s truly sad to see those group of people be blessed with children

[@madisonyomans9004]

I watched this episode with my mother and told her that her kid would grow up to be just like her mother or call her mother out on bullshit but never interact with parents again with the media and slander her name across the media; let me see, most celebrity kids do.

[@anthonypittman6443]

It’s always the worse people that have kids I just don’t get it

[@Bobble99]

You got it right. It's Have, not raise.

[@GoddessPower777]

she wasn’t the worst. maybe not the best

[@BonnietheOutlaw7]

So you're saying everyone is bad when they have kids?

[@matthewbarry1746]

​@@BonnietheOutlaw7How dense are you?

[@elizabethwalker7864]

All about money, more kids more money from government.

[@jessilynallendilla5014]

the ending just pisses me off they go through the whole court saying they'll be better only for Ricky to immediately go sing at a concert but at least you know in the real world it would be all over the tabloids their neglect is all public news now

[@twoofthree]

I remember This Episode. The Mom was a Completely Self-Absorbed Diva.

[@ssujica]

What episode was this?

[@elderliddle2733]

Believe it or not, Olivia is actually making the situation worse. The kid clearly needs help, and is willing to endanger herself to get the attention she craves. Olivia repeatedly going to areas where the kid could be is only rewarding her desire for attention. If it were me, I’d wage a press war against the parents. They won’t be able to do anything because all of it is true. Journalists won’t stop hounding because it’s a juicy story about a celebrity. At that point, evidence of neglect would come out eventually, and Ashley would have a far better chance of a better life.

[@MrSilnev]

Olivia's biggest flaw throughout Law and Order (and they actually explored the consequences of this in one episode) is that she gets tunnel vision and tends to not let things go. While this does make her a good detective in the SVU at the same time she can often push people and issues too far.

[@JackiePhillipsTheSocialPet]

No. It is called caring and empathy! Very few humans have it. Olivia does!!

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

@@JackiePhillipsTheSocialPet Caring and empathy are good things. They are not behaviors. It is Olivia's behaviors that are being criticized here.

[@amandakate4951]

....I mean, I imagine most folk wouldn't plan to be neglecting their children to start with, but you went 'yeh, I'd be a neglectful parent and I'd call the press on a cop who tried to intervene' 🤣

[@DaneOrschlovsky]

This is just one of many such examples throughout the series, that it's not just a character flaw, it's a character theme.

[@kyliechristina234]

"Get away before I call the police!" "Miss Austin I AM the police" LOL 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@uncreativename4249]

This was one of those episodes where Benson had good intention but bad execution. Unfortunately, this was in the early days of her learning curve on when to push and when to back off and reevaluate. While the girl does seek Benson out, Benson also seeks the mother out, and by proxy the girl, beyond what could be considered reasonable for a police officer. By doing so, she was feeding into the girl's attention seeking and rewarding the bad behavior, however understandable. Someone else in the comments said it perfectly. What Benson should have done was gotten the press involved. The mother wouldn't have any grounds to press libel charges so long as she gave strictly true information. At most, she would have gotten some 'time out' desk duty.

[@Ashbrash1998]

True or not, they could fight that she intentionally said thise things to defame them. And that the school and etc found no abuse or anything wrong with what they do.

[@Darth234Ravenous]

What scares me about a situation like? This is if some predator managed to get to ashley.

[@TheTishy44]

Good grief she is such an adorable kid.

[@cricket71617]

I like watching the older episodes. Law and Order SVU is my favorite show from the series. Thank you for sharing and posting the videos!

[@Sapphiresenthiss]

"Power and money can make anything go away!" ☝☝☝

[@o.g.francis9361]

That's what they all say

[@akirarose3947]

Its parents like that who dont deserve kids that mother is a monster

[@lisamitchell5745]

She does need help with her mental health issues. Kids that act out is trying to get attention from there mother and mostly boys want attention from there father. And she clearly wants it from her Mom and she isn't getting it so she act out and trying to harm herself

[@anaasma989]

She’s a busy mother just like most celebrities, their kids are raised by nanny and thus can’t behave properly, but the detective in this situation makes it even worse, and I understand coz benson has a really beautiful heart

[@brittnianime]

the nanny isnt good either tho, not the idea of having one but her individual nanny. Clearly the nanny wasnt caring enough at any given time like benson, as shown at the end. If the nanny was at all attached to the child rather than the mother, the girl would have a controlled slot of time with someone she WANTS attention from, that she would be required to receive.

[@Sniperboy5551]

@brittnianime Nannies don’t get paid to be parents, if you think you’d do anything any differently, maybe you should become one.

[@rarehearts2602]

Most kids of rich neglect parents bond with their nannies and even consider them their real mothers, but in Ashley’s and her late brothers case, their nannies were constantly changed so therefore they didn’t bond with them

[@AS-wj1du]

​@@rarehearts2602the evil parents didn't want to make time for their children and want no one else to including the nannies, that was why they kept changing nannies. They had kids as accessories. These are the same parents whose kids later dump them in care homes and treat them the same way the parents treated them. The nanny had also obviously been warned not to bond. That mother is a monster. Anyone who Olivia is a mother to is so lucky 💓

[@Ashbrash1998]

​@@brittnianimeShe got deported because of Elliot and Liv, that's why the girl latched to Liv.

[@fantasyrogue1996]

It freaking broke my heart seeing that little girl constantly get neglected emotionally. Add in the fact she's sick and the mother doesn't even TRY to understand. She claims to love her daughter, but she loves her job and herself more than she will ever love that little girl.

[@heathercontois4501]

I remember this episode. That poor girl was just a publicity piece for her parents.

[@SuperSoldier26]

Some fights aren't worth it and this is one of them especially knowing what Elliot and Olivia did got Sarah deported

[@karabiel9167]

😢 Unfortunately i myself was this exact way towards anyone who gave me a shred of attention! ...us who are like this lil girl are often heartbroken over the smallest amount rejection from anyone we try to get close to and fail at doing so. Im still like that presently in my life but its taken years of therapy to build boundaries for myself n others, i always say "Id rather have a single friend who cares for me unconditionally than have a ton of friends who i cant trust as far as i can throw them!" To whoever reads this Pls remember that🙏🏻🤔😣

[@geoffwilliams4478]

I was lonely as a kid, too, and the only attention I got was humility. As far as friends are concerned, I'm in the same boat.

[@GhostKyng]

This was so tragic of an episode. I just watched it all myself and kinda sad that i had. The little boy was hit and killed by a car running after his computer teacher who turned out to be his father after he gave him up for adoption being so young. Then they see Ashley is hurting herself and being so clingy to Olivia i really hoped she would get a happy ending but that mother is so focused on her career, it’s a wonder why celebrities like her even have it considered children in the first place. I don’t know what was more heartbreaking at the end of the episode: the fact the mother went on to her tour in London leaving Ashley behind basically lying that she would be there for her, or when Ashley said she wasn’t Olivia’s friend anymore. I wish there was an episode that would follow up with this but oh well.

[@foolslayer9416]

The best thing for that kid is to do is to get away from her parents.

[@laurenblake659]

Hayden Panettiere was so young here

[@alishashay17]

Yes she was. She was a cute little girl

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

I thought that was her!

[@laurenblake659]

@thegreenmanofnorwich she's in 2 episodes actually 🤭

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

@laurenblake659 yes, I remember the other one quite well. This one in particular, she's very young

[@smashgold9429]

i Know it´s been 22 and a half years(from the time i send this comment), but i think this is one of the episodes of Law and order SVU i think deserve continuation, i mean nothing changed because the parents didn´t want to, and i wanna see how ashley ended up because of this.

[@sarahhejab6596]

I love Olivia Benson. Love this show I watch it every night. Great partnership between Eliott and Olivia.

[@PrincessKhaylah]

Funny that this is not the only episode hayden guest starred in lmao

[@ashauntecalbert4511]

I was wondering if y’all noticed that the little girl who plays Ashley is Hayden panettiere

[@alishashay17]

@@ashauntecalbert4511I noticed

[@oreldean]

Was looking for this comment

[@victorsmith-z9l]

I don't know what is worse, rich parents who ignore their children or children from poor families who do the same.

[@feraltaco4783]

I can't imagine wanting/needing attention so badly that I was harming myself like that.

[@holzerisms]

Happens wuite often

[@forever_empress_marie]

Get help for your kid or else if she calls me again yall will be charged for harassment 😊 simple

[@andreachilton6037]

This describes my childhood. It took me over 20 years to finally get to a point of functioning "normally".

[@LievLyfe]

Hayden Panetierre appeared on SVU twice

[@wonderlove447]

Lmfao back when they acted like weed was equal to heroin 😂😂

[@ebayrose]

Neither are any good for you. And you shouldn't be doing either when you're supposed to be parenting.

[@matthewbarry1746]

​@ebayrose Probably the most ignorant comment I've ever seen.

[@gracearagon15]

​@ebayrose this is the dumbest thing I have read today! Thanks garbage guzzling sheep

[@ayameisastar]

The problem was not the smoking a little weed, the problem was she got in a car accident while smoking weed with her daughter in the car. This speaks to the fact she’s driving under the influence and no doubt being a negligent parent in other ways

[@patrioticjustice9040]

I came from a neighborhood overrun with weed. The whole place stank of it for blocks. The kids who had the most scars and turned to bad behavior at an early age were those whose parents wanted to do nothing but get their fix, and the one after that, and the one after that. @ebayrose You're right. Whether you're drunk or high, you don't have cognitive function over your body the way you would if you were sober. So many people have been killed by DUI's, and only half of those were because of alcohol. Children need attention and care; way, way more than an addict needs their fix. Abusive and neglectful parents were all too common where I came from. People like them, and this woman, who chooses a sack of ground up trash and chemicals over their own child should not continue being parents.

[@MHWM2014]

Some of thee worst people always have things they don’t deserve, kids being #1

[@winsomefoster]

Ashley is one ruthless child

[@jonathanmyers2867]

Gotta love Benson & Stabler!

[@mychatpalace]

emotional abuse can leave lasting scars that are unfixable, unlike physical scars that can eventually heal, (not always mind you but can be healed) emotional ones are with you for life. and it is true that emotional pain has been confirmed by scientists, to feel like actual injuries. so yes i want you to help a child who has wounds that are not on their body but in their body, in their minds and in their souls. emotional pain and suffering is abuse regardless of what people think.

[@lionsden6457]

This really hurt to watch.

[@smashgold9429]

there is a phrase in this same episode that helps understand what happen, they were not his kids, they were his trophies, which after seeing how the episode goes, helps understand the mother aggressive behavior towards those tried to help her daughter.

[@Somugaga]

@1:51 "You make her run steps? " 😂

[@animation-storytelling8444]

Hayden panettiere was a good actress

[@marshaloiscamillephilpotts6406]

Hayden Panettiere is still a very good actress and will always be.

[@Sniperboy5551]

Olivia was completely in the wrong here. The police have a specific duty to enforce the law, not become emotionally involved in every case.

[@tracyoneal39]

That's how SVU works. It's not easy but the cases are emotionally heartbreaking

[@AS-wj1du]

It was abuse just emotional and that was why the care workers prioritised other cases over here. Olivia's heart was in the right place

[@sapphireseptember]

Why's the nanny in prison? What did she do?

[@carliesacutieface]

She violated an NDA with her employer, so they're deporting her back to the UK. She's probably in an ICE type place

[@josephkerrigan733]

Getting her deported I think.

[@biruss]

Contract to cover up crimes are unenforceable. In my ending, she gets a genius visa.

[@rendezvouzwithrama]

Hadn't her visa run out and she was therefor illegal? Why she couldn't officially report the parents.

[@bman3794]

She tried to report the parents neglect and the parents deported her to cover it up. Like she said: power and money can make anything go away

[@BryantFinlay]

Benson should have gone to McCoy for help

[@thechoniclesofkratos]

These clips are way too short🙁

[@mikeyisbombable]

Wow is that Hayden Panettiere?

[@ashauntecalbert4511]

👍 u guessed it

[@s_shaddows.4939]

My brother in law has a huge inheritance he's getting Away with taking my sister's kids. After not ever being there for them me and my mom have done everything. He choked my sister till she was almost dead our brother had to pull him off her. He also broke my sister's fingers the hospital nurses and Drs knew she was lying she's terrified of him he holds money over her head. He's with another woman won't be long before he dies get the same

[@InfernitBlu88]

Swear this episode upsets me so much. Money shouldn't buy so much protection from rotten parenting😥😥

[@ZoeyBullington-gd1cf]

At lBHS school we alll didn’t graduate yet from the school at lBHS when I was making all of my senior friends cooper jealous

[@bellaveda9112]

Where can I watch this full episode

[@jonathanjones5633]

I grow up watching this show from 1999 to now its crazy that in real life we don't have svu

[@xniks101x]

We do… the show was based on real life.

[@jonathanjones5633]

@@xniks101x ok cool

[@tcalip2968]

We all know some Moms cook, clean, party, and take care of their Kids fairly on a little something something every now and again. We are not the Higher Power. Were the Kids harmed and in and out of the hospital. If the answer is no. It is not our busy. Thanks for sharing.

[@FrenkTheJoy]

Oh no she ran 6 feet near a slowly backing up garbage truck on a road with no other traffic

[@satanexe5632]

Whats fucked is she screams give her to me like she cares lol

[@winsomefoster]

Power and money can make anything go away

[@carlimacdonald3269]

Which season and episode is this

[@gabrielsouto6031]

What episode was this and what happend

[@ticketyboo2456]

That actor with the short dark hair looks just like Tyne Daly.

[@nicolehegarty4749]

This episode is so depressing

[@alishashay17]

I saw the whole thing but feel for the little girl.

[@ZoeyBullington-gd1cf]

At lBHS school I was sent from math class for emailing Marlie Barron I was told that she had been suspended from school for three years ago because I was just at the club with her in middle school

[@shellyfranklin7505]

Anyone know the season and episode of this one

[@tay2944]

They should have her come back. Maybe have her kill her mom or someone or something

[@marissalangelo]

#Law&order poor girl she needs help

[@ZoeyBullington-gd1cf]

Ashley her daughter was getting hurt by the same people stranger in her house hitting Ashley girl with weapons

[@palmbeachasmr]

Did the nanny get deported?

[@BlaxkSun]

Bruh, is that Hayden Panettiere?

[@alishashay17]

Yep

[@GoodessLotts]

Lord God I thank you for my love for all kid's

[@amynamwisongo3995]

Is the little girl Hayden Pannetier??

[@alishashay17]

Yes

[@caitlinthomas1527]

Is that Sheryl Yoast from Remember the Titans?

[@dylanram4653]

what happened with the girl?

[@alexisedge9721]

The mom got her back

[@Bull1908]

How did this conclude?

[@alishashay17]

The mom still went on your Even though she said she was gonna postpone it to be with her child

[@BRUNETTECANARY]

Hayden Panettier???

[@tainadelcaribe]

0:54 Haley Georgia Morris, is that you? 😅

[@ZoeyBullington-gd1cf]

My senior friends ditched lBHS school at Laguna beach me during lunch break because they were camping

[@annaf3915]

?

[@ZoeyBullington-gd1cf]

At thurston middle school in laguna beach story my sister taking trolley to the club when she ditched tutorial

[@rachelgarber1423]

Anyone know how this episode turned out

[@lukevidal2986]

I see the point life is cruel

[@RobertDeLuca-b8t]

They should do episode that shows were they are today

[@melissathomas5176]

So unprofessional, on a cell phone we can't get a full screen!

[@leahfaamuli-rn9pz]

Okay? If you're complaining how it's not full screen go watch this on a TV it's really not that hard

[@KrissySmelser]

I love the British accent

[@justslreadinglove]

DAILY REMINDER you are loved by the almighty GOD ❤ 😊

[@RoveenaBandoo-k2m]

Weeeed,leleeleeeeellelesdddd😊😊

[@racheldurno-allen9330]

what happens next?

[@brianellinger6622]

could use it though

[@ZoeyBullington-gd1cf]

One day at laguna beach I was at the old house artisan I was at my old school Esperanza I was in Mary’s class doing snack Time with my old friends in mrs hunt class

[@joshuaengleman1131]

# 253!!!! WHOOOOOOOO..... DOGGY!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@yonimediamaven]

Police should have gone outside the law, and put the fear of God into the parents

[@teodorusdikypermadi]

Captain Olivia you're big bonds for fool arcana level 5

[@sagittarius12.06]

this whole episode had me thinking of J, Bey & Blue

[@alishashay17]

How come. At least Beyonce & Jayz spend time with their kids when not on tour

[@ambermaree5316]

All of you it’s just a tv series and actors and actresses

[@dariotatum711]

8:04

[@ZoeyBullington-gd1cf]

At lBHS school lunch time I am going without Aaron Poe my friend

[@alishashay17]

What’s IBHS

[@mut57]

Olivia should be arrested, she's always getting emotional over the cases

[@alishashay17]

Olivia was a Detective . 25 years later she’s Captain & a mom to Noah Benson. She was doing her job

[@josephbalan8384]

Free the British woman