Father takes Revenge on Sociopathic Child | Law & Order SVU

After detectives find a child's body, fingers point towards the child's friend. The father seeks revenge, but will prison stop a child from murdering again?

Season 6, Episode 6 'Conscience': The five-year-old son (Michael and Max Illes) of a psychiatrist (Kyle MacLachlan) disappears from a birthday party, and is later found by the police. As the detectives investigate, the pool of suspects gradually shrinks, until the evidence eventually points in an unexpected direction (Jordan Garrett).

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[jackpackage]

The fact that the father was manipulating the cops and courtroom to get off made this scene even more satisfying, instead of him just being naive.

[Xaevryn]

I will say this: that child actor playing the sociopath absolutely nailed it. He's got talent.

[jalencampbell]

I’m on the father’s side 100%. The kid murdered his son and basically rubbed it in the father’s face with that fake apology like “Yeah I killed your son and there’s nothing you can do about it.” He deserves no sympathy at that point.

[AshtenNickerson]

Dude not only avenged his son, but very likely saved countless lives, especially children.

[yvonnetomenga]

I must have a major character flaw because I'm happy with the results of this episode. The killer child is dead and the father goes free.

[Action_Figure_King]

The kid who played Jake O'Hara was brilliant. He was able to turn from sobbing victim to triumphant free killer in seconds. His evil grin.

[DanteHoang]

“You murder a child because you can, I murder a child so he won’t kill again.
We are not the same.”

[MDOne_Est_]

I loved that ending phrase. There’s a big difference between individuals grieving and sociopaths.

[TheTishy]

That kid that played that part, did an awesome job, he looked like a little psychopath.

[LunkovichTromofski]

The way the kid turns around to watch the father break down, sociopaths aren't devoid of emotion they have triggers for said emotions that wildly differ from the norm, he was feeling joy at the entertainment of the father's anguish.

[jamesmaguire]

Man that little kid did a phenominal job at playing a creep

[RisingFell]

I never get tired of seeing this. Actual justice and I am on the fathers side 100%. He took care of a monster, you can't treat them and those smiles he kept giving that poor man, he just saved countless lives from being taken because of that monster. The kid would have killed again and again and the father saw that, knew that and did what the justice system never does, delivered justice and protected future victims.

[JonesySurvived]

The death of the cat was a clue that lots of people seem to miss. The kid had purposely killed the cat as he was a developing psychopath. This is very common amongst psychopaths who go on to kill. The fascination usually begins with helpless animals and progresses from there.

[bman]

The one episode where everyone is happy that the killer went free.

[HardcoreLevelingBaka]

A little detail that I love is that Jake has a constant smirk on his face when he left the courtroom, we only see Jake’s face for a split second after the doctor fired, and in that moment you can see that he still had a smirk on his face, it’s only after the bullet impacted him that his smirk finally brakes and you can see genuine fear in his face.

[PiazzaGurl]

The mother was an enabler. She acted like her kid couldn’t do wrong. She knows her son is evil and still believed him. The father called it right, he is a sociopath.

[ef]

Sociopath kid: I'm really sorry *smirks*
Father: So you have chosen death!!!

[khfanlife]

“Jake would have killed again. I won’t.”
That’s all there is to it. That dad saved many future victims.

[divyasinha]

The audacity of the mother to say “Leave my son alone!” after her son killed the boy😡

[vikranthrana]

The last line "Jake would have killed again but I won't" .... Now that's a real justice