Woman Loses Ability to Walk Over Husband's Unlawful Act | S10 E03 | Law & Order

... and you thought this couldn't get any worse? Turns out that there's a possibility that her own husband did this to her!
Season 10, Episode 3 "DNR": A judge who was injured in a botched murder attempt refuses to implicate the suspect, who happens to be her husband.
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[@Tulane_Gargoyle]

"Fair. Good would be him laying here dead". It is always a joy when I hear a Lennyism that I had forgotten.

[@starpawsy]

It's not really Law and Order without Lenny and Jack.

[@alilweeb7684]

"Lisa. Please! Make them stop, let me die!" It's such a heartbreaking thing to hear from a friend. This episode was incredible

[@danrodrigues3531]

I love how the cops are about to break the door down each with a gun in hand ready for action and some random woman simply walks up right next to them and hollers that 'there's nobody home' while Det. Green tells her to 'get back!' and she doesn't flinch and continues talking to them. Only in a place like New York would a situation like that be believable. Dun Dun!

[@NH-tb2sm]

We don't have time or patience for all the drama.

[@catherinecox6275]

One of the most New York bits!

[@alexdurain3753]

After watching a metric ton of police body cam footage, I can proudly declare that New York ain’t that special.

[@innag6888]

i love that woman. the world needs more like her.

[@UltimaKeyMaster]

I was waiting for one of them to shout at her "NOBODY'S HOME HUH" after finding the guy in the home.

[@dangerfindertreasureseeker8905]

This case had no winners , everyone loss. The husband lost his freedom, his daughter lost both parents and the judge lost her life. In a small way the judge got what she wanted but I think Death felt sorry for her and ended her misery.

[@simle6010]

One of the saddest episodes honestly. The actors who play the husband and wife are amazing. Same guy who played Vin Makazian in the Sopranos.

[@DQ_Mine]

She didn't want that two weeks earlier. The husband's self loathing ruined his whole family. Self-centered looser. Women have had to deal with this for generations, and they all don't go ending their husbands.

[@TheOddityFair]

He had a wife who loved him more than anything, even after what he did to her. He had what anyone would kill for, & he threw it away. For what? Jealousy?

[@MsWarriordiva]

Fragile ego. Sad.

[@cecejamesable]

Just like casting pearls before swine, they don't recognize the value nor do they care.

[@elderliddle2733]

There’s nothing wrong with being frustrated. Imagine someone you love. You sacrifice your time, talents, career, and good years for. Then imagine that person get everything they wanted, and you haven’t earned a promotion in 20 years. I actually understand that frustration quite well. I’m autistic, and my siblings aren’t. They achieved everything they wanted. Me, I’m almost 30 and only got my bachelors last year. Sure I got married first, and had kids first, but they live with my parents due to health problems. I’ve worked really hard and it’s frustrating seeing my siblings getting everything they want making 50k+ a year and I’m left in the dust as a poor man making only a few dollars above minimum wage. Don’t get me wrong, attempting murder is abhorrent. But I understand the frustration. Honestly, I’d say she was so focused on her own career sh didn’t realize she sidelined her husband. He on the other hand should have gotten therapy.

[@eangelful]

@@elderliddle2733 You need to learn how to count your blessings. I’m 37 and I’ve only had one year of college. My greatest dream is to go back to school and also to get married, but life has kept me from the dream. Whatever your situation is, there is always gonna be someone in a worse state than you.

[@quarf53206]

@@eangelful are you saying that because there are people worse off than you then you arent allowed to feel bad about anything

[@ThiagoMorgoth]

A similar case in Brazil, the husband also tried to make it look like a crime, but the police suspected the evidence and his halib. The case led to the creation of a law to protect women in cases of domestic abuse. In this episode, everything was fast, here the case took 20 years to be judged, she was paralyzed and today he is free. He is the worst of humanity. The law is named after the woman who was attacked, Maria da Penha. The crime is from 1983, the trial ended in 2002, the law is from 2006.

[@terinn7115]

That was very interesting. Thank you for the information.

[@tryarunm]

I applaud your country for delivering justice and then enacting a law to prevent a repeat. In my country India justice depends on one's political connections, and new laws usually work only halfway or go too far, but can still be bent by political connections.

[@Lord_KillerBee]

What’s most sad in this episode is how the judge was in such denial that her husband arranged to have her get shot. The evidence pointed to how he was upset he gave up on his goals/ dreams for her career but didn’t want to admit he was guilty. She would rather die to end the suffering she was enduring than acknowledge her husband hired a man to killer her. Even asking her fellow judge to let herself die in the hospital than admitting her husband was upset by her success over his and was in extreme denial.

[@lisasawyer8908]

Denial is an extremely strong emotion.

[@Lord_KillerBee]

@@lisasawyer8908 indeed, denial is an extremely strong emotion in which makes someone refuse to accept and listen to reality/reason.

[@lydialewis7856]

Q​@@lisasawyer8908

[@scottmcshannon6821]

oh, she knew he tried to kill her, she just didnt want him top go to prison for it.

[@Lord_KillerBee]

@@scottmcshannon6821 she knew that her husband had resented her for years and arranged a hit man to kill her. But she refused to acknowledge it throughout the episode, even when all the evidence pointed to her husband, repeatedly telling Jack and Abby he had nothing to do with it and kept making excuses to refute the evidence that her husband tried to kill her.

[@janinecox256]

She eclipsed her husband and he got jealous and that jealousy drove him to kill his wife for no other reason than his ego got bruised because everyone was talking about her and leaving him in the dust!

[@Beefer-e4j]

The dad from home alone is not a good family man. Poor Kevin 😂

[@asiwasplaying]

I was looking for this comment!

[@swelly84]

You stole my comment from months ago. Your a theif

[@TheSchaef47]

He attacked her for leaving him behind on their trip. Twice.

[@vbs4257]

Yes, but he's a good actor. I saw John Heard on Broadway and he was very good

[@andrewrollinson7739]

He was great in C.H.U.D.

[@CIC77]

Lol last time I got lucky was in 86..."all in the attitude lenny"😂

[@S3NDP13]

Ho ho! Boomer humor

[@jonathanwpressman]

He was the best.

[@Thebeatles19632]

You have to feel bad for the daughter who is between both her mother and father. She loves both of her parents

[@shioriryukaze]

I remember this lady judge. She was the one that after the kidnapper had held the girl hostage until they ruled that there was a deal that he would be able to leave the courtroom that day time served if He told them where she was. They find out where the little girl is, this judge finds out what the deal is, she determines that the deal is a terrible deal, and tells him that she will not honor it. What a sad way to kill off a character. 😢😢😢

[@Leadeshipcoach]

Oh yeah! I remember that episode! She was tough!!

[@senorfro]

That was the episode 'Red Ball', a future episode after Jerry Orbach (Lenny Briscoe) passed away. The actress just played a different judge.

[@FortunateJuice]

"Howdy do. This is Peter McCallister. The father."

[@enigmax2944]

I'd like a hotel room, please with an extra large bed, a tv, and one of those little refrigerators you have to open with a key.

[@hazeleyees]

Merry Christmas in July ya filthy animals 😂.

[@doge2899]

I’m surprised they didn’t bring in Kevin for questioning

[@wargamesmaster]

@@doge2899 I'm surprised no one died from Kevin's traps, yet.

[@vintagetvandexciting]

​@@enigmax2944credit card? U got it!

[@robynp9872]

7:43 Funny how all that is often just expected for a wife. Move for his job, give up your dreams, make less money, dont get promoted. Reverse the roles and suddenly her success makes him "feel bad" 🙄

[@jazzyj6640]

Weak men can’t handle successful women. 😊

[@yucol5661]

Right? How many people wouldn’t kill to have a partner that make a killing and pays for their stuff

[@misterwhipple2870]

@@jazzyj6640 Strong women can't handle weak men. So they should never try.

[@yesterdayitrained]

💯

[@BigBlakMan-hr9mb]

Expected by who?

[@Codingfortommorrow]

if he had just divorced her, no of that would have happened. but alas he wanted it all

[@nickerskine6326]

that still wouldn't do his wife any favors. she'd probably blame herself for that too.

[@joanie3452]

He wanted her money 😢.

[@nickerskine6326]

@@joanie3452 at least that loser got what he deserved and then some.

[@pelu101]

@@joanie3452 more than that, he wanted her success and was angry that she had it and not him.

[@seannaylor5803]

Problem is though that Walter Grobman is a narcissist and thought a divorce was too easy. To make her life hell was his way of wanting her to go through the same pain and misery he believed she put him through

[@bonheura]

06:59 (Daughter) "Of course she knows Mr. McCoy, we both know. That my Dad tried to kill her". One of the most heartbreaking episode.

[@Thebeatles19632]

It is very sad

[@crispy5000]

I thought the actress who played the wife was excellent. I cried during her testimony

[@jasonkoch3182]

The most heartbreaking episode was the one where the mother lit her residence on fire to try to kill her and her kid, but eventually the smoke forced her out but her kid died. Jack threw the case at the end because she had a nervous breakdown on the stand and he realized she was psychotic but not a murderer.

[@jeanetteschock4744]

I miss Jerry Orbach 😢❤

[@joanie3452]

Such a fabulous actor.

[@joannapowellchestnut6679]

😔😔

[@Katracho-ot3uk]

@@joanie3452And voice actor, my man was luminere in Beauty and the Beast

[@kgames1748]

Lenny ❤

[@kimberlylholt]

I named my shitzu Briscoe after his character. He is as much a smart a$$ as the real Briscoe!!!!!😂

[@god563616]

Mr. McCoy is a legend!

[@joanie3452]

Absolutely he and the previous lawyer Moriarty.

[@chriscooper654]

"She might've hit him two out of two; pretty good shooting." "Ehh, fair. Good would be him laying here dead." I swear, this show had some of the best writing for TV I've yet seen.

[@mikebasil4832]

Lindsay Crouse is one of the most distinguished and respectable actresses to guest star in the Law & Order universe.

[@vintagetvandexciting]

What's awesome in an later episode, she played a different judge

[@JosephTSena]

One of her early roles was the Paul Newman movie "Slapshot."

[@lexusgrace6748]

Also in buffy the vampire slayer

[@shootingcomet082]

If she was able to sit in court, without machines for several hours, to testify, then what life sustaining measures was she receiving that ending them led to her death in a matter of hours to weeks?

[@Npyne]

I looked it up and she is on dialysis.

[@Beefer-e4j]

Ikr? And she was like “I can’t live like this anymore” and got hurt like 2 weeks prior lol

[@Rushinator1]

@@Beefer-e4jDidn’t you watch the video? She wanted to die because she couldn’t face the truth that her husband was behind the attempted assassination. Not only would she be paralyzed, require dialysis, & be in constant pain but she would also have to live on with the knowledge that her husband tried to kill her. The physical & emotional pain was just too much to bear. Also the beginning is the hardest, the change of circumstances. Over time if she had lived she may have learned how to cope & live on.

[@vlsice2024]

@@Rushinator1 I know, right she might learn to live with it. Eventually, she had the money for it, which is a lot more than some people in the same circumstances have.

[@marieruiz5696]

This episode was sad, n hard to except, it broke my heart, even if she knows it was her husband, she won't say it out loud!!! The man she has loved her whole life wanted to kill her!! It doesn't get any real than that!!!

[@zaynab9799]

So sad! I hardly cry but this made me cry. She knew, but she could not say it out to herself. She truly loved him. Awful man!!

[@hestergreen2031]

This can happen in any situation, in any marriage where the wife is more successful than her husband. The husband gets jealous of her success, doesn’t know how to deal with it. And flips. So terribly sad when this happens. Sad for both parties.

[@AndrewBarsky]

Frankly, as long as we have money in the bank. I’m not particular about who’s putting more into it

[@carlairving]

I'm not sad for chauvinist pigs who hate their wife for being talented and successful.

[@Sbamabelle]

some men are so fragile when it comes to this

[@Blashbanderwit]

It's not a problem she makes more money(especially in a divorce) It's more like the change in her behavior.

[@Lord_KillerBee]

McCoy said it best: “her husband knuckled under to let his wife become successful in her field while he basically stood by with his dreams”. She ended up making more money than him, became a respected judge, and accomplished what she wanted.

[@zaynab9799]

I cried with her! Absolutely heartbreaking episode! She couldn't believe her husband tried to kill her! That killed her - more than the actual bullets that paralyzed her.

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

"In 25 years, when Mr. Groveman comes up for parole, the DA's office won't oppose it." Can he make that kind of promise? Would it be binding? There's a good chance he won't be in the DA's office any more. Will the people who are there then be bound by that promise?

[@dmf1301]

Yes, because there would be a written record filed with the court. It’s like when you file a will with a lawyer… if that lawyer passes away before you do, that file will be taken over by another lawyer. If the law firm goes under, then another lawyer will pick up the cases. Agreements made now can still be enforced years in the future by a different lawyer. Although I suppose if the entire legal system collapses completely, everything would be invalid… but if that happened, the world would have bigger problems than a legal agreement not to oppose parole for a murderer made 25 years earlier.

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

@@dmf1301 Ah, that makes sense. Thanks, dmf, I did not know that.

[@dirdib69]

As has already been said, yes. However, I can't help but wonder if McCoy suspects what I suspected here - that Groveman won't survive his first year in prison, much less 25.

[@joanie3452]

Of course he can.

[@yung1717]

Yes it’s not them personally making that deal. It’s the people. They represent the state and the state will honor it

[@crazycuttee]

Having the love of your life arrange to have you killed has got to be the most devastating thing to not only survive from but live with. He could’ve found other ways to be successful as her if he didn’t give up on his goals and dreams. Having someone love you unconditionally for 25+ years is a reality everyone would kill for. Daughter lost everything in one night. I can’t imagine what that’s likes 😞

[@alaakela]

How can someone be sidelined for 20 years? A few years, ok. After that, if you really wanted to achieve, get to it. It's not like the wife kept him locked up. Or he raised their daughter.

[@Century2008]

It was sad and very tragic, both suffer the pains of success. People need to wake up and live life withour society coaching pressures to succeed. Whole families suffer not just the victims. Thats the message I take from this episode. Everyone here has their own opinion, that was mine. By the way the wife looks as lovely as in her earlier years.

[@patrickmoylan5983]

John Heard was great actor. He was also great on the Sopranos .

[@that.ll_do_pig]

He did an episode of SVU as well. He was in witness protection when his son committed a crime.

[@richa.s9912]

All I heard he was a great actor. And I never heard of this actor before . So who is this actor ? Yes I'm using his last name as a joke. No I really don't know who is this person is. That part I'm serious about.

[@samanthab1923]

Loved him in Cat People but he’ll always be the Home Alone dad

[@joanie3452]

And Home Alone CSI Miami, the list is endless of his accomplishments.

[@jenniferclark9842]

I'll always remember him as the dad in “Home Alone”.

[@sergeantbean4762]

The Lesson here: never fall in love with someone who has a massive ego

[@vinceedwards3978]

I wish we could get old L&O episodes!

[@amppma7302]

sundance channel runs back to back episodes on thursdays and fridays.

[@vinceedwards3978]

@@amppma7302 I don't have cable anymore This makes me rethink it

[@priscilabernal1352]

Amazon Prime Video has season 6-9

[@kickingfatality]

Love How Lennie is still kicking it old school and still uses his trusty .38 snub nose revolver and refuses to kit out with the 9mm Glock 17 ( I think ) they had started to issue to NY cops in 1993 . 2018 the NY police finally completely retired the 6 shot revolver and 50 officers still carried it.

[@KaristaSwiss]

It's crazy.. he can't handle her success But men insist women give up everything for their success

[@RottenInDenmarkOrginal]

Ummm, what? No, no they dont! 😂😂

[@carolynmartinez2396]

​@@RottenInDenmarkOrginalyes they do 😂

[@RottenInDenmarkOrginal]

@@carolynmartinez2396 You have obviously been hooking up with the WRONG MEN!! ROTFLMAO!! My hubs has been retired for 10 years as an IT director for a national company. I am the "bread winner" and he takes care of our 8 year old...takes him to school and picks him up, does all the homework, takes him to judo and swim lessons...does all their laundry (I do my own)...he takes care of all the "man chores" (rubbish, yard work, walking the dog, etc.) without having to be asked or told! So, tell me again how men want women to give up everything.....go on....tell me!!

[@carolynmartinez2396]

@RottenInDenmarkOrginal crazy how you assume that every man is doing the same thing just because you had luck in finding a man who won't put you down. And to prove your point you have to be aggressive also are you blind to how historical women are treated and still treated? If so then I'm glad you had luck in never going through that in your relationship and that you never go through it. Obviously, you are not mature enough to hold a conversation considering that you are not open to hearing about other experiences. Enjoy your ignorance.

[@carolynmartinez2396]

Also, it is amusing how you will blame me for the actions of a man by insinuating all I do is hooking up.

[@geoffoldread7684]

Man, the late John Heard could play the weasel in his sleep.

[@jonathanwpressman]

Yup. Remember Vin Markazian too.

[@irawilliams343]

I probably don't have any right to say this since I'm not married, but it's not a wife's duty to make her husband feel good about himself.

[@ajc-ff5cm]

Indeed not. One thing we men do appreciate (I stress the word) is that our ideas, goals, and ambitions are supported and that we feel the work we are doing is of value to us and our family. I had a relationship with someone who had no regard for my interests, my career, or my goals - she only cared about her own and be damned what happened to mine. That relationship collapsed because I didn’t feel valued or that what I wanted out of life mattered. Relationships are partnerships - do you need to make a man feel good about himself? No. But you should make him feel like who he is and what he is doing is of value. We men appreciate it when our partner is in our corner.

[@CaliSaint]

@ajc-ff5cm What did you do to support her? You say men don’t need women to make them feel good but then describe them needing to do just that. Why do you need a person who works in a different field then you to support you at your job? If you don’t feel loved as a person it’s different but your career is ENTIRELY separate from your relationship. Period.

[@MsLogjam]

@@ajc-ff5cm News flash: women appreciate that too but they seldom receive it. You sound like the guy who called his girlfriend 'unsupportive' because she wasn't in line with his plan to brag in his wedding vows that he'd paid for their house all by himself when in fact she paid for 70% of it. He said it was "just a confidence builder" and it never occurred to him that she might feel diminished by the lie.

[@ajc-ff5cm]

@MsLogjam how nice of you to project. No, I sound like someone who had relationships where I was treated like my goals and interests didn't matter, and no matter what I did for HER, it wasn't enough. The person in question ran off or just told me to "pray" when things got hard. Excuse me for valuing myself. At no time did I say that women don't deserve their partners' support.

[@2EKgn16]

​@@ajc-ff5cmI think many people forget that support goes both ways and men need to feel appreciated just like we women do. Both partners need support and to know their partner has their back... but some societies turn it into a competition.

[@nextbarker2702]

@12:31, great Home Alone actor, RIP.

[@prall0915]

This was definitely one of the saddest episodes l ever watched in the series. She just couldn't bring herself to bare the truth.

[@LesMystify]

One of my favorite episodes.

[@samimilly3405]

It's Maggie Walsh from buffy!! Season 4 looool

[@heidivert830]

This was a great episode😊

[@janinecox256]

Her husband began to hate her as she climbed the ladder of success and he killed her in spades!

[@WarGrowlmon18]

"I've loved him for more than half my life." And he loved you too. He loved you to death!!!

[@joanie3452]

Fabulous acting all round.

[@terinn7115]

The judge was played by Lindsay Crouse, and the husband by John Heard. They are excellent actors with many good movies under their belts.

[@CJ-vw3dt]

Who wrote this plot? If the roles where reversed the wife would be called a gold digger. But there is supposed to be a victim who just because of being a successful women accepts being nearly crippled? And just wants to die, and is not just forgiving him, but feels bad towards him?

[@TheBatugan77]

Of course she'd be a gold digger. Duh!

[@asecretone]

I remember this episode originally airing and I was soooo pissed at this lady. Now I know people aren't black and white; they're all shades of gray.

[@antmagor]

What infuriated me is he had her so under his thumb. It wasn’t just what he did, or that he was being protected by her, it was that he convinced his own victim to do to herself what is initial efforts had failed to do. They were able to get him to plead out, but from where I sit the damage was done. And the daughter had to shoulder the burden of losing her mother unnecessarily because of him.

[@uwcb1]

Lindsay Crouse and Hurd are spectacular in this episode.

[@LLOOYYYDD]

*"Last time I got lucky was 1986"- Must've been when he was up in the Pocono's with his daughter and she was busy dancing* 😄😄

[@bthomson]

Great acting on both wife(judge) and husband's parts!

[@franklesser5655]

Well wasn't that a fine how-de-do!

[@Edwards-Videos]

3:40: Kevin's father from the first two Home Alone movies.

[@finnfiasco]

12:57 Not that this guy deserved any leniency but does Jack *ever* lower the sentence? Feels like he’s always a complete hardass about it haha

[@schwann145]

Husband of a judge doesn't *immediately* demand a lawyer for questioning. A+ writing, L&O. A+ 🤣

[@nopublicbathroom]

Maybe he’s stupid. Seemed that way during questioning.

[@Born8etter]

My wife is a self made millionaire (real estate).. I’m a TCRN .. I have zero jealousy/animosity towards her or her success !

[@nsangbird]

Upload the early seasons on Peacock please!!

[@ethelhoose1196]

Lenny Brisco was always my favorite of the officers ON LAW AND order

[@riviell]

The actor (victim) also played a doctor exercising eugenics on young women.

[@joanie3452]

Love John Heard ❤.

[@WarGrowlmon18]

She can't walk, but she should still be able to do her job, her life doesn't have to be over.

[@Igarappappa]

She's in a lot of pain and would need constant medical procedures to keep her alive. Like she says, it's not really living by that point. That said I think if it wasn't her own husband who did it to her she wouldn't have lost the will to live.

[@paulkennedy927]

I always enjoyed John Heard. "Marcie! Marcie! Marcie" from After Hours. A genius actor!

[@darkmask5933]

What's interesting (and I know this is just a story) is that if the plan had succeeded and his wife had been murdered there in the parking garage, I don't think he'd feel as guilty as he did after she survived. The blind rage and jealousy was likely gone because now she was no longer a threat to his masculinity, and he could see not only see what his actions did to her, but that in spite of that, she still adored him completely, even over herself.

[@SADD22]

Always some nosey neighbor.. When the cop around.

[@Glum1964]

Does anyone remember an episode where the parents of a murdered child both claimed the other did it. At the end, when they are both found not guilty, and are pretending to hate each other, the DA saw them squeeze each others hands in the elevator. I can’t recall when that was, can’t find it on KZbin.

[@MrChristmas243]

12:17 he is the same actor who played the dad in home alone 1 and 2

[@MisatoBestWoman]

*I love Law&Order and L&WSVU!*

[@PantherU]

RIP John Heard, dude was a real one. Hell of an actor.

[@arynrowland862]

2:26 Lol, is that Grillo from the Howard Stern show?😂😂😂😂😂

[@rachelgarber1423]

Just watched this again now that I really understand what happened

[@andrewfalconer8599]

She was my favorite ADA. I love how raspy her voice is.

[@janinecox256]

I think that she saw how he was all along but she still loved him and denied the truth even to herself!

[@queenmother123]

This is super sad :(

[@erikafigueroa5128]

This actress never gets the recognition she deserves.

[@ephemeralsamsara]

Ms Figueroa respectfully, you're very beautiful. From a fellow 'Law & Order' fan🖤

[@erictaylor5462]

1:30 Doctor, the only thing you should be saying now is, I want a lawyer.

[@bursegsardaukar]

After paying 20 grand for that car (which has been confiscated as evidence) I doubt he can afford a lawyer…

[@ruinaderoma]

​@bursegsardaukar you think doctors cant afford lawyers?

[@erictaylor5462]

@@bursegsardaukar If you can not afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to you.

[@amorojaz27]

They caught him in possession of a stolen car, which belongs to a judge who was shot for it. Getting a lawyer wouldn't save him if he didn't cooperate.

[@afihaileywibowo1095]

I love the long version of L&O😊

[@jenk8385]

That actor has been in everything. I swear he was in the Sopranos as well

[@41divad]

Some excellent acting

[@JaefarSABNW]

It is criminal to give more time when the plea deal is not taken,

[@austinsmith1505]

The way Jesse saids “which one “

[@Kenyas]

Insecure man attenpts to kill wife because of Extreme Jealousy

[@johnlagrone5041]

So when he admitted to attempted murder wouldn't it be double jeopardy.

[@JosephRossetti]

In reality, who cares who makes what. As long as both can compromise,.respect as well as working with each other, it shouldn't really matter who has more money.

[@TititoDeBologay]

A whole 14min of L&O ? What is this 1999? Nah. The streaming networks are fighting

[@janeentumbao8690]

People and their f'd up egos. 😢

[@nursekayc9255]

Jack Mcoy dont play

[@stevenfromer3816]

Ancient Greek tragedy,death and perpetual sorrow.

[@wargamesmaster]

I'm searching for a particular Law & Order episode, does anyone know this episode (according to pieces of the plot I remember)? The body of the victim is discovered in a school (I think near the playground), the victim is a disowned son of a rich man who wants payback against his father in any way possible. A woman thought that the father of the victim was also her father and basically harassed the guy for answers without success, the victim thought it was his chance to get back at his father and started a scheme with her to blackmail money from the father. But it turns out that the woman's mother didn't know who her father was and when the woman was 6 or 7, the mother just didn't had the heart to tell her that the man she was pointing at in a magazine wasn't her father and it got WAY out of hand over the years. That's about all I can remember and I hope someone can tell me which episode it is because google is of no help.

[@makenziecely]

Alright, I believe it is season 11, episode 20 “All My Children”!

[@krystalk8105]

Ain’t that much love in the world…

[@etmccaus]

"THERE'S NOBODY HOME"

[@thenextmrsbrownful]

Then she comes back as judge dierdre and no one says a word 😂

[@PeachWookiee]

Wow… the killer was Kevin McAllister’s dad…

[@shaylah2725]

RIP JOHN HEARD ❤

[@kgames1748]

My favorite show of all time ❤

[@hellzila]

is that rizzoli?

[@rachelgarber1423]

Does anyone know what the illegal act was that’s referred to in the title, I missed it somehow

[@NinetailsYoda01]

Murder for Hire

[@rachelgarber1423]

@@NinetailsYoda01 Thanks, I was confused because I got the impression that the wife did something illegal, I thought he had her do something illegal 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@Zb-uo2bl]

Whenever I see cigarette butts, I move carefully while studying the crime scene!!

[@janetkizer5956]

I know this sort of thing happens, but I don't understand it. Why would a man resent his wife being successful? It makes no sense. Why would he think it made him less than a man? Not all men feel this way. Some men are manly enough to admire successful women and to realize their wive's success reflects well on them, not badly.

[@MondoBeno]

In real life cases, a building contractor is always a suspect. There's unreported income, workers without papers, clients who don't pay up, bribes to building supers, inspectors, union reps, and worse.

[@charlesmusicroom]

RIP John Heard aka Peter McCallister from Home Alone, & Warren Vandergeld from White Chicks!

[@junheceta268]

This is one case where I have absolutely no sympathy for either the killer or the victim.

[@aspenrebel]

"Call 911" ...... "what's the number?"