A Father's Revenge on a Psychopathic Child | Law & Order SVU | PD TV 

Amen don't think because they're children they're not evil a sociopath now he acts on it he's a confirmed psychopath

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It was a good example of "jury nullification". When the jury can empathize/sympathize with the defendant enough that they won't convict.

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They deleted that saying " he's just a kid"

I completely agree … some people are just born bad.

Oh wow, I feel so sorry for all the people that lost their lives. That is so unfortunate.

@@theresedavis2526 God gave us the choice to trust Him or reject Him. If He hadn’t given us a choice we would be more like robots than people, never knowing that we can choose to love or be loved. I hate to say anything bad about God, but I think He’d be wrong to force us to love Him and force us to do right. Parents who force their kids to do right are abusive. Parents who guide their kids and provide boundaries and consequences for bad choices and forgiveness are good parents. And God does provide boundaries (our conscience), consequences (like man-made prisons), and forgiveness through His Son Jesus

@@theresedavis2526 Wouldn’t God be wrong if He forced us to do the right thing? Parents who force their kids to act right are abusive. Parents who provide boundaries, consequences, and forgiveness are good parents. God doesn’t force us to do right, but He provides boundaries like our consciences, consequences like man-made prisons set up because of the sense of justice we learn from God, and forgiveness through His Son Jesus.

Now there are a million excuses not to hold kids accountable until it's too late.

What's worse is that his so called "mother" knew what he was capable of, saw the red flag warning signs, was told multiple times of her son's troubled behavior, and just brushed it all off without a care in the world. Now, an infant is dead, and she and is still making excuses for his behavior.

@@detmstr341 Facts, the mom could have prevented both the death of her son and his if she had took the advice given to her.

I still wish he had been put into a safe facility because maybe Life or someone who cared could teach him and get him to repent. The Holy Spirit can do that❤️ I’ve seen it happen with abusers in my own life

@@laceandribbonsviolin Unlikely. He'd just learn to mask it better, look like what people expected him to be. Say all the right things and get them to lower their guard. Psychopathy, which is really what that clip shows, is a disorder. While not all psychopaths are killers and many are beneficial to society due to being able to look at the world objectively, the ones that are killers will never stop. There's no empathy there to stop them. They feel no love.

​@laceandribbonsviolin ~ The kid was a sociopath. No amount of prayers or psychiatric counseling would have helped. His head was wired wrong from the start. If this guy didn't kill him, the kid would have killed again at some point. It's not a question if he would kill again. It was a question of when. You can't reform monsters.

Yup everything seems to have been wrapped up quite neatly to everyone’s satisfaction

in the business, we call this foreshadowing

​@@v0dka885not really. Characters always say they'd rather die than "X", and usually they don't die.

@@ninjaguyYT I have a VERY interesting question: I personally totally agree with the not guilty verdict and the grieving father getting away with what he did. However, if this was some "alternate universe" version of events where the other kid was NOT a sociopath and NOT lying about the abuse (or anything else for that matter) would people still agree with the not guilty verdict? I am not sure I would in that case.

@@ZurroundThe sociopath part makes *all* the difference here.

It really is one of his best. The look on his face when he hears the truth.

Kyles an excellent actor Have you seen Blue Velvet

​@@lovepet4565In Twin Peaks The Return he essentially played 3 characters.

You should watch the second season of Agents of Shield. He is really good there too.

What’s brilliant about this episode is once you know he had decided to kill Jake and rewatch it you almost feel „is it overacted? Was the doctor who was so tough before identifying his murdered son laying it on thick for the police and the jury“? It’s brilliant because he brought across a potentially acting amateur that was doing so To avoid prison for his justified revenge. Also if you notice how the doctor reacts - he understands FIRST what Jake is and is relatively calm and THEN throws a fit to be brought outside

Absolutely! I just hope he didn't catch any grief over it. I remember when 'Game of Thrones' was big, the boy who played Joffrey was getting hate mail and death threats over a character he played on TV, as though he was actually out there doing those things. The world is full of crazy people.

That's not accurate.

Just hope he's not one of those method actors.

Yep that's true, but sometimes it can end the actor's career due to how good they are at portraying evil characters, like that young king in GoT. I don't even watch that show, yet when clips of him show up randomly on my feed and watch it, I can see why viewers despise that character as he nailed it, but upon searching about the king's actor and knowing that he retired or quit due to the character he played, that's kinda sad that his career ended just because he portrayed an evil character too well.

@@izarian42 Music group = RUSSKAJA had to stop because of all the hate mails and death threath's since the invasion of Ukraine. All their songs are ANTI war, btw...........

This was a good episode for sure

Yeah that sounds just about like what was said in the clip we all watched, word for word. Good work 👍

Yeah we didn't need to read what we just watched.

If they got manipulated twice I'd of been like nah your allowing yourself to be manipulated

MY MAN.

Yeah but he sure got that smile wiped off his face in the end

Kid: Ha-Ha! I'm getting away with murdering your son and you can't do anything about it! Dad: *draws gun* Kid: Shi- *DIES*

Yeah it was. If he was that cunning he will not show that opening. A cautious psychopath is the most dangerous.

What's worse, is the so called "mother" ignored all the warning signs that were right in front of her. She was warned by the schools Jake was kicked out of, by the camp that kicked him out, but didn't listen. She's 1 of those "Oh, he's my baby, he could do no wrong. H would never do such a thing."

@@detmstr341 as a lot of moms will......

Yep, even if the killer was a kid.

Right? It was already a perfect story and then they had to make it all weird

​@@Starking_45Weird how? Just curious. I only saw this clip, so I'm not sure if you saw the episode or are just referring to something that happened in the clip

Classify it as DSAF: Did Society A Favor.

Yes, but we live in strange times. People have what I would consider to be irrational ideas. Cyber bullying couldn't exist when I was a kid just the old fashioned kind. It was easier to spot then. Drugs and trafficking are exponentially bigger threats now. But this old man is old school. You touch my kid, hurt my kid I will see justice is done. If my kid does wrong I will address it I won't just turn my back in disbelief. My child, my responsibility.

Absolutely.

A FANTASTIC ACTOR

He is absolutely a hidden treasure .

AGREED!!! I treasure his appearances! ❤❤❤

So true!!

Due to the rate of neurodevelopment from childhood to adulthood, kids can't be diagnosed with APD - at least not officially. Instead, they are considered to be on the disruptive/impulse/conduct side of diagnoses - some of whom will go on to be diagnosed with a personality disorder later in life. I work with plenty of "Cluster B" personality disordered adults in a therapeutic setting. While they are not the "evil-geniuses" that TV makes them out to be, they are almost always manipulative, deceitful, and their refusal to ever take any responsibility can be maddening if you let them take you to the twilight-zone - where objective truths are malleable.

And then they grow up, develop a warped sexuality, and become serial killers.

Oh there is a form of consequence that they would fear immediate and swift injury

I’ve known several individuals with the same mindset. Some people simply can’t be…fixed. Some people are born as monsters.

Pretty unbelievable to see someone with a therapeutic background talk inhumanely. I am going to hope that "worked" is past tense. The world should rejoice you're not in that role anymore. I

Classic case of a Psychopath

Psychopaths have feelings, just not empathy

Well we all born without empathy, it's actually an "ability" that we learn as part of our right emotional growth and development

​@@TabathaTMartinyou mean psychopath

@@Diego-hd6py Yeah, i messed up the comment

I still sympathize with the kid through and through. It's not his fault he was born this way. Nobody asked to be born. But you can control or at least leverage how you act on your conditions-- Autism, down syndrome, ADHD, ADD, OCD etc. The kid shouldve been kept in an asylum or something before all this happened. Don't deprive a persons right to live.

@@theintrovertedaspie9095 the kid Got off! The judge let him go thats when the dr killed him. If u watch the whole episode he did fell bad for the kid until he learned the kid tried to burn & hang other kids at camp. This man's child was murdered & he knew as a shrink he was never gonna stop. His crazy mom didn't care what he was doing. Did it look like she was gonna get him help. Besides this kid was not ever going to be helped. He was a sick sociopathic murderer.

​@@theintrovertedaspie9095it doesn't matter plus the dr who's son was dead by this wacko supported him. They skipped the parts where the kid tried to hang & kill other kids at camp. He burned other kids than burned himself where other kids got blamed. One kids Said he was so terrified he never slept & started pumping iron. Once the father learned that kid at best would be out of some J.d. hall at 18 he'd never stop & his mom didn't show much remorse either. Wtf was she while this lunatic was doing these things? The dr I do beleive snapped that kid smirked at him. So not sure why he was some villain. He saved so many lives. That kid was gonna get out a atarr killing only scarily as a man. Plus he would have learned more how to manipulated from his therapists. Sociopath untreatable. No meds or therapy was helping that wacko. So b/c he was born a monster he gets to kill again & again & hope he gets caught & meanwhile others lose their lives. B/c that's exactly what was gonna happen. Look at ted bundy that man escaped 3x. The cops are not very bright. They ll bust u for tickets & little things but they run from real danger. Hence texas when kids were being shot at & the cops tear gassed parents whole they rescued only their kids. The mental healthy system aux. Even if they perscribed this creep meds who's there to make him take it. Anyway that kid & the excuse " he was born this way it's not his fault " well society deserves protection & if the cops moves faster to have him tried as an adult no bail good let him.go to proson & be Mr tough guy. That kid looked way too old to be at that childs party but he was a neighbor & lured thar little boy. So sad.

I think Olivia is definitely more snobbish and always knows what's best

The cops were correct to be angry at the father for acting as judge, jury and executioner because that always sets a dangerous precedent on taking the law into one’s own hands. The father also had the right to a trial and to argue that his killing of the kid was justified and that he should not be punished. The jury agreed with him.

that's because legallity is superior to morality, morality is relative but laws aren't because they have the powers to trully punish you, but in this case both are in acord with the father

the one thing I wonder is... Is he really not going to kill again?

@@androsram641 he has zero reason to.

That's because all kids hate when we call them lol

And that obnoxious kid drew his mother's attention and allowed the killer to act. He should be investigated as an accessory to the crime😂😂😂

He sounds real

Nearly did......because even in prison.....they can find their way back out.

Well yeah, they had to enforce the law. The problem was the rule that once proceedings started in juvenile court they couldn't move him to adult court.

It’s a complex, complicated issue. That’s the whole point. The cops were right to be angry at the dad acting as judge, jury and executioner. That always sets a dangerous precedent. The dad had a right to trial where he also had the right to argue his killing was justified and that he should not be punished for his actions. The jury agreed with him.

People, not just kids.

​@@mikkilewis5312yes, but we're watching a video specifically about an evil kid.

The mother should be held accountable to, it’s obvious that she had never set any boundaries for her son.

Which is why people need to stop making kid deaths so dramatic. It happens and you never know when its actually warranted. Context is key

​@@beemillo4741Many of them don't.

Plus, he wasn't a sociopath he was a psychopath.

@@freedomwriter1995which one can do a better job of blending in with normal people?

@@kittynorville9125 psychopaths.

​@kittynorville9125 psychopaths blend better. The difference between a psychopath and a sociopath is the acknowledgment of wrongdoing. A psychopath knows they are messed up but doesn't care. It's because they know they are wrong in the head that they are able to blend in. A sociopath literally cannot comprehend that their actions are wrong. They don't view others as people but nearly obstacles in their life that they can deal with how they see fit.

He not a Devil 😮😮😮

Same here

Same here. That kid was a stone cold monster and had to be stopped.

@@ebonylady another one of the best episodes was “Authority” with Robin Williams

That’s interesting to read

I was just trying to remember that guys name after I saw this video.

The Legend

NYPD issue is a Glock 17. No safety, and only fools carry without a round in the chamber. This episode aired before improved retention holsters were issued. A simple thumb break is easy to defeat, which is why departments have moved away from them.

@@shastamccoy7777 you're referring to the OP, yes?

Cops aren't that smart

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You don't know what you're talking about.

I thought 💭 this was on Hulu

@@12roses8 Yeah. But this season is available in Netflix

She would have kept ignoring the problem and making excuses for him until the day she died.

​@@freedomwriter1995 yep, they even sometimes even help cover stuff up

@@freedomwriter1995 or he killer her.

@@HisNameIsEL cough, Gabby Petito case, cough cough

Yep! Definitely a situation where I don't approve of the father's actions, but understand why he did it.

Sarah Hyland turned in a clip of herself from an episode of SVU as an audition for a new TV show. It won her the roll of Haley on "Modern Family."

I did at one time tutor children. I had stopped when I found out the risk of having kind of an accusation.

That's not their fault. The parents didnt teach them, or get them counseling or whatnot. It's not the fault of children that some if them are born with no feelings or apathy or regard for others. Just like it's not their fault their born with syndromes or disabilities or health problems. You can leverage and manage your conditions.

I was thinking the exact same thing heh.

The kid will toughen up get more devious more better at masking and more likely learn from other older boys Basically graduation in process

Did you ever watch the movie “the Bad Seed?” Used to watch it with my grandma all the time when it came on tv. Sooo creepy

IEP?

@ent1311 Individual Education Plan. Behaviors are built into it. So in other words, if the behavior become repetitive, he no longer gets a negative consequence or can be sent home for the action. Example: A child continues to repeatedly run from the classroom. Instead being suspended, an "action plan" is written with guidelines to prevent this from happening. So for younger kids it can be that when the child gets agitated with work, they get to take a break and play a game on the iPad. As long as they don't run for a period of time, this is considered a success. However it just boils down to appeasing the child so they don't throw a tantrum. The behaviors remain eventually, the child wants more and more to prevent them from going nuts. They figure out pretty quick they won't be punished and threaten to act up accordingly.

I keep replaying it. Hahaha

Did you ever found out how he died ? and I’m guessing he had a bunch of felonies in his record

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Well it's not his fault he was born this way. Just as its nobodys fault they were born with syndromes or disabilities. In that sence we are all born innocent. But it is our responsibility to leverage and manage our conditions.

Also played Orson Hodge in Desperate housewives.

Let’s not leave out his iconic role as Agent Dale Cooper in Twin Peaks

What's worse is the so called "mom" knew what he was capable of because she saw the red flags, the signs, she just didn't care enough to take action.

@@detmstr341 most people act just like her. They pretend they care about their kids, but allowing them to misbehave in society is the best way to guarantee them a very dark future. Loving a kid should never equals to covering up all their BS