Conflicting Stories: Consent or Abuse? | Law & Order SVU
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2023
- The detectives try to figure out their latest case involving a woman who says she has been assaulted and has a history of a personality disorder. The detectives try desperately to add to their initial evidence to help solve this case, as well as get to bottom of whether the intimacy was consensual or abuse.
Season 15, Episode 8 "Military Justice": A military officer who was gang r*ped refuses to cooperate with the special victims unit for fear of damage to her reputation. Amaro asks his ex to help dig up information on the case.
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"I should have just kept my mouth shut"
Nobody should have to keep silent about being raped or sexually assaulted but far too many of us do
Yes sadly you are right
Yes I believe every victim should speak up but I don't agree with blaming innocent people just because you're scared of the actual criminals.
It’s so sad they have to suffer in silence.
if she came she should be saying thank you
The episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit SVU is called Military Justice episode 8 of season 15 and originally aired on NBC on November 13, 2013 and in the episode Ensign Amelia Albers of The United States Coast Guard played by Shiri Appleby was gang raped by men who are of lower ranks than her and an officer who are of higher rank of than her and of course the Coast Guard protects and cover up for the men and leave the women out to dry and it is good that all the men were found guilty and put into prison and it was so sad than Albers lost her career and she was generally discharged by honorably means and I love the episode and it is one of my best and favourite episodes of the series, I love SVU and it is the best.😊😊
One of the men who pinned her down was blackmailed into doing it for being gay.
Nice recap. Thanks.
One big run-on sentence, I guess you don’t like punctuation 😂
This episode is one of my favorites in the series Sherri did a brilliant job
Terrence M "Terry" Serpico who plays Lieutenant Commander William Taverts in this episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit SVU played 4 other characters on SVU Ron Johnson, Les Cooper, Deacon Brinn and Chief Tommy McGrath and he has played McGrath both on Law & Order and on Law & Order: Organized Crime OC and he played Jay Brannigan and Frank Miller on L&W and he played Leslie Roche and Earl Carnicki on Law & Order: Criminal Intent CI and so Serpico has 9 different characters across the L&W Universe and I love Serpico, he is a very good actor and he does excellent work in everything he is in.
I had to re-watch this episode from beginning to end bc I do not remember it. I could not believe how the Coast Guard was handling this entire case. The Coast Guard!! A branch of government that is the lowest rung on the totem pole. The court proceedings were hard to watch bc it forced you to listen to what these men did to her AND look at their faces as if they did nothing wrong. I am not a fan of military, Catholic, Russian mob, or mental health cases. This one was well done!
#1 reason I would never join the military
Get him please please and thank you
I love Shiri Appleby, she's so good in unREAL.
I know her from the original Roswell series and she was in a thriller film called swimfan (it like teenage version of fatal attraction)
@@clintbrew I loved Roswell. So sad it only lasted 3 seasons
@@princessofedenShe was also in a few episodes of Xena: Warrior Princess as a rival of Gabrielle.
6:37 is that Finn from the Sopranos 😂
Seriously this has gone way too far enough to believe any of it because
Amelia is humble resilient strong powerful independent woman who deserves better
wtf r u yappin about
That C.O. had the audacity to wink at the Captain
Love that line swab em and bring them in
A person loses credibility and sympathy from me when they lie and/or falsely accuse another person.
Accept she didnt.........😂😂😂
She was scared and she didn't
she didn’t, she literally said that she didn’t want it wrongly accuse someone.
She loses a lot of sympathy from me when she decides to.... BLAME INNOCENT IMMIGRANTS! Ok, I get that she doesn't want to continue with the process because she could face lots of consequences, but there are better ways! It is in fact a crime what she did. She owes them a big apology.
Also loses credibility if the case goes to trial for lying about who actually raped her. 😑 Why should the jury believe anything she says after that? 🤔🙄
It happens all the time with wealthy white girls in college: "That random black man did it!".
Who she?
@@mariazapata1606 The victim.
@@kaferratcause she has a pretty big reason to lie. It’s not random lying, it’s coerced lying
Abuse is not the answer
Seriously no no no matter what
That is never okay ✅
I just can’t believe this anymore because of what they did
so not cool man
He was in Hannibal
Been through all this awful and they hid evidence
So the captain now, did he reprise this roll or is he playing a new person
If Cragin's in charge, this must be an older episode. It would be helpful if the poster would list season and episode #.
They do, look in the description
It's in the description part of the video
This is three episodes before he departed from the show, Munch had retired 3 episodes earlier
Can't believe this same actor plays McGrath
sempre a mãe morre ,parece uma praga nos filmes e series norte mericana
terry serpicio is lt traverts
Military Justice, season 15, episode 8, law and order svu
Can we go back to regular L&O videos now
I need answers how did this one end???
In a nutshell, Lippit and Wooten raped her, with the boss guy being the second sample. Grover held her down, the other guys found out Grover was gay and used that info to blackmail him into the whole thing and shutting up about it.
@@valentinacarta5619 thanks :)
Just watch the episode, simple as that stupid people
Her father also backed her up 1000% once he found out. She was so scared of what he would think (being a man in the military), but the second he found out ANYONE put their hands on his little girl, he went full-steam barreling for the men and their ranks. The very end of the episode, he hugged her and treated her like any loving father should and reminded her she’s his daughter first, service member second.
@@nikkiberns1365 I hope those boys enjoy prison
She was “afraid” to say they did it. But she wasn’t afraid to lie and potentially put two innocent men in prison and ruin their lives?!?
She literally backtracked her statement and said she doesn’t wanna accuse two innocent people???? stop acting like you’re that upset when she lied out of fear. A lot of women in the military get raped by other soldiers, you really have no room to be judging.
She never said they did it , just that she did dance with them that night. She already told them it was difficult to recall
Oof victim blaming isn't a good look.
Is that Finn from the Sopranos
Fin is Ice-t
@@deborahpolk1854He's talking about the other guy who's Gay in this episode. He caught Vito going down on a police officer on the Sopranos.
The Sopranos-THAT’S where I’ve seen him before…thank you! Yes, he played Meadow’s boyfriend Finn!
Why is this a case for NYPD anyway? A crime against an active navy personnel is NCIS territory, especially if it develops into being between other navy personnel
They’re in the Coast Guard, not the Navy
Welcome to the United States armed forces. 😞
Women are powerful independent passionate humble person that they are because we do not deserve to be hurt
Not all of them are
@@Sniperboy5551Yeah, some can be manipulative
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Yup. She let herself get drunk.
No. Not excusing the guys for what they did.
But...
Had she been more on the sober side, she would have probably remembered what happened. Maybe avoided being taken advantage of.
Gals, have a drink or two. But keep your head on straight.
Had she been on the sober side you wouldn’t have a reason to blame her for what had happened.
@@PopcornPerson1300
I said what I said and meant what I said.
Having a clear head is ALWAYS a good idea. Always.
Notice I didn't let the punks off of the hook. They're definitely at fault.
Who would you trust to drive you somewhere: A sober driver, someone that had a drink or two, or someone that shouldn't stand too close to flames cuz they drank so much?
Silence usually avoids letting others know your lack of intelligence. Practise it more. 👌
Silence usually avoids letting others know your lack of intelligence. Practise it more. 👌
Silence usually avoids letting others know your lack of intelligence. Practise it more. 👌