"We Got Ourselves a Dead Beauty Queen" | Law & Order: SVU

An eight-year-old child's asphyxiated body is found in a suitcase on a bus, with evidence of having been in the Everglades. The coroner found she had had a quality nose job, and been raped. Benson and Stabler find she was a regular beauty pageant contestant
Season 04, Episode 19, Appearances,
The discovery of an 8-year-old beauty queen's body in a suitcase on a Manhattan bus sends Detectives Benson (Mariska Hargitay) and Stabler (Christopher Meloni) searching for a pedophile with a fetish for pageants. However, when the prime suspect blames a virtual pornography website for his crime, A.D.A. Cabot (Stephanie March) must put the first amendment on trial.
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[@KevinN-df8eo]

The defendants' look of horror was priceless. The jury was always going to convict - wouldn't you??

[@draco84oz]

The defense lawyer at the end is John Cullum as Barry Moredock, one of Cabot's former law professors who tends to show up in cases where there's a constitutional matter at stake (in this case, the 1st Amendment)

[@jonah.donohue]

Yet ALWAYS LOSES

[@draco84oz]

I know of one case he didn't lose - but that was because the defendant shot up the court room before being killed by an FBI agent before the case could end!

[@criminalitycollective]

And Noah’s father from the Notebook!

[@joewhitehead3]

& then in a later episode, Cabot basically calls him out on how the constitution doesn’t fly in the real world

[@MackeyBigBoy4014]

He also helped that Culkin kid in season 5, that Neo-Nazi in season 7.

[@CharizardMaster69]

in real life this would get overturn by a higher court within the hour.

[@MackeyBigBoy4014]

Barry Moredock, the defense attorney in this episode said that at the end of that episode.

[@francostevo9939]

I can never understand the purpose of ridiculous beauty pageants; let alone where young children are involved.

[@AndrewBarsky]

Old rubes living vicariously through their children.

[@jeniferkenney2984]

Love these early cases! ❤

[@katiebonser9712]

This case was based on a real-life case known as Jon Bennet Ramsey case.

[@joewhitehead3]

A pedophile that you can almost actually feel sorry for. Even Stabler went on easy on him

[@francostevo9939]

2 things. 1. When I watched the episode I never thought I would feel sorry for a pedophile right here. 2. When first watching it surprise that Stabler wasn’t harsh on the guy. STABLER!!! This is Elliot Stabler we are talking about.

[@joewhitehead3]

@@francostevo9939 Maybe Stabler saw how broken this guy was. That he was owning up to what he did with remorse & hatred of himself

[@francostevo9939]

@@joewhitehead3it’s funny because I didn’t think stabler would buy that. Usually whatever kind of remorse a pedophile showed, stabler doesn’t buy that.

[@joewhitehead3]

@@francostevo9939 As a cop, I think it was easy for Stabler to tell

[@ET_Explorer]

2:28 That woman reminds me of the ack ack martian leader.

[@JackiePhillipsTheSocialPet]

Great decision!!

[@anaasma989]

Love seeing his surprisingly shocked face at the end hehe so long sucker!

[@TheDurid1]

Just to point out the flipside of this... protecting the public from temptation. Sharia law, that forces women to remain in a burning building because they lost their head covering, for moral reasons. There has to be a point that the responsibility of giving into temptation is on the one tempted, not the tempter. Especially on things that over 95% of people can use responsibility.

[@PHFXjTV]

My boyfriend watched this video with me and now thinks he can be a star too. I think we have a new hobby🌺

[@sarahhejab6596]

😮

[@AnvilMAn603]

9:39 im sorry but as repugnant as i find this buisness model, its not their fault he didnt outright block the email address

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

They may have cut a line, but a lot of sites that spam people with marketing will autogenerate any number of email addresses. Usually a garbled mess of characters @ several variations of the domain, or using any number of domain names. It makes them rather difficult to block, especially in the latter case where you can't even just successfully block the domain.

[@QbmnZwv]

This video is better than any cure for sadness. Now I always have a dose of laughter on hand💖

[@maryalbright8568]

Early

[@YOUTUBEUSER00033]

OMG