Registered Sex Offender Assassinated at the Courthouse | Law & Order SVU

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The detectives are convinced they've arrested the right suspect, but he happens to have a strong alibi.

From Season 01, Episode 07. "Uncivilised".
When a young boy is found raped and murdered in a field, a paroled sex offender who lives in the area is the prime suspect.

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[alexbrown]

I think a big problem with the logic of "he's guilty of a different crime whats the harm in pining this one on him" is that the person who committed this crime would get away because no one is looking for them anymore.

[thefanwithoutaface]

To this day I still don't understand how Benson and Stabler were never fired or arrested for how many times they let their personal feelings or snap judgment screw someone over.

[sonrouge]

Yet another episode that shows the importance of "innocent until proven guilty".

[hothotheat]

This show is great at long takes. Everyone had to hit their marks, extras had to be in position, lighting and sound needs to be working, etc. It seems like no big deal, but it’s incredibly technical, even for a 40 second shot.

[CurlyQueen]

Well good job dad. You shot a man who didn’t even kill your child and now you’re going to jail and leaving your wife alone. Real smart.

[christopherberry]

I love how this episode is a product of it's time when you have an adult, circa 1999, referring to Pokémon as "Pokèman".🤣🤣🤣

[cche]

they should've protected him until they figured everything out. they knew it wasn't him because he had an alibi so his own offence was breaking parole... he should've been kept somewhere secure.

[belleyboy]

Kudos to the Actress who played the victims Mom. Her terror was palpable at 1:00

[FeedingFrenzy]

What I really didn't like about this episode was that it wasn't until after he got shot that they figured out that the two boys had done it. Like they basically knew it wasn't him for a while but it wasn't until after he died that they arrested the two boys.

God bless everyone.

[davidd.]

It's amazing in the L&O series how many people get gunned down outside that courthouse.

[MKR]

There was a similar type of situation in the UK some years back. In that case two boys aged 10, abducted, tortured and murdered a two year old boy.
The details were so horrific as to be incomprehensible.

[dfmrcv]

"You wanna lock 'em all up?"
"Yeah, I do."
"Well, where does it stop?"

*guy empties a magazine into the accused.*

...uh... there, I guess?

[samueljimenez]

I am proud that the bartender did the right thing. This is an ethical problem. Do the right thing and help a registered sexual offender or let him pay.

[fruitpunch-mouth]

you know it's old when they can't pronounce Pokémon right.

[unclesammyboi]

Ok but the way she said Pokémon had me laughing

[alexcentury]

I’ve seen every episode of SVU and this one is massively underrated. S1 wasn’t the greatest (as is the case with most shows) but this one is one of the best they’ve ever made.

[abdallaha]

1. Helping pin the blame of a certain crime on a person who didn't commit it only helps the person who did. Yes Terbet was a sexual predator. No, pinning the crime on him will only let the killer kill more kids.

2. The entire proposed law is an insult to the legal system. It's double jeopardy. If you want to keep pedophiles in jail, you make the minimum sentence longer for child molestation. Heck I'm all for life in prison for sexual predators unless there's clear evidence that person can be rehabilitated. But you can't make up bullshit that violates extremely important rules like Double Jeopardy or punish people for crimes they haven't yet committed.

[orangefox]

The guy seemed to be a repentant man who was trying to live his life and not re-offend. He didn't deserve to die.

[Undertaker]

So sad that Ryan O’Reilly went from NYPD detective to a murderer incarcerated at Oswald state prison and took Stabler with him

[eatingmage]

2:25 Pokaman cards are the hot new trend, eh?