Mentally Ill or Misdiagnosed? | Law & Order
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The investigation of a janitor's murder leads the detectives to a mentally ill student; until something shocking is revealed.
From "Double Blind" (Season 7, Episode 6): Briscoe and Curtis' (Jerry Orbach, Benjamin Bratt) investigation of a janitor's murder leads them to more than the mentally ill college student who is their prime suspect.
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Blood literally everywhere.
“Mr.Franklin are you alright?”
😂🤣
It's a question intended to provoke a response if one is available. The victim could be severely injured and lucid, but not dead. If they respond you get a better idea of where exactly to find them. However here there was the smell of death so they already had an answer, so TV drama.
"What is that, blood?" no it's ketchup, he just had a wild night coming back from McDonald's. If you think something is blood smeared on the walls statistically it is
"Yes, I'm terrific! I just spilled Ketchup everywhere, why are you asking?"
Like Alan D said, it's a natural response to seeing someone like this. I was hit by car while using a street corner. I was hit hard and was bleeding profusely. The driver got out of his vehicle and asked, "Are you hurt?" I found out later he was 17. So he was in a bit of shock, too.
“If he didn’t do it he won’t be in any trouble” the biggest lie a police ever told
It's funny because while you may never have smelt it before, you will automatically know the scent of death. It's a natural fight or flight response. Humans usually run from that smell.
Humans should ALWAYS run from rotting flesh.
ESPECIALLY if that flesh is human.
The bacterial infestation could be lethal. Much like sewage.
Not to mention we subconsciencely flee from it because as potential
prey it means some animal could be guarding & protecting its meal.
There's actually 6 or so 'named' gases/compounds elated specifically to human decomposition:
Cadaverine and Putrescine [rotting flesh]
Skatole [feces]
Indole [Musty like mothballs]
Hydrogen Sulfide [Rotten eggs]
Methanethiol [Rotten cabbage]
Dimethyl disulfide and trisulfide [bad garlic].
Humans turn into a nasty organic soup once they start 'going'. And yes, the chemical triggers are in there for us to high-tail it when we pick it up.
@@infonut It's lethal even if you only smell it?
@@dosman3458 No. The rotten smell is just from gases the bacteria emit as they eat.
@@dosman3458 No it's not and unless the person was infected with sci fi strain of viruses/bacteria, a rotting corpse poses no threat of infection
"A shooter Martha Stewart would love." Briscoe's one liners are classic.
Him and Logan were my favorite detective duo on the series. Although I also liked the two before Briscoe came along...
@@Deborahtunes That would be Logan and Greevy, then Logan and Ceretta. Many of these characters on the show were "human" not robotic. Logan had his difficulties with authority, Briscoe -a recovering alcoholic with a daughter that is a drug addict, Van Buren had a husband that cheated on her, Cragen was also a former alcoholic. Imperfect people we all can relate to.
@@generatorx ~ It's those human factors that I like about these characters. There is no such thing as a perfect person. No matter how many try and say otherwise. We all have our problems...
ahh you left out the best part. where Jack tells him that when the kid dies he's gonna charge the doc with negligent homicide.
If this happened in real life, he wouldn't have responded to antipsychotic medication if he were misdiagnosed for schizophrenia when he really had a tumor.
Not true. If the tumor is causing the brain to produce more or less of certain neruotransmiters then blockers of those transmitters would still have an effect.
yes he would. anti-psychotics also do this neat thing where if you take them when you don't need them, they cause psychosis, making doctors think you're more mentally ill than they thought rather than not mentally ill at all
@@isuckatguitarandbass4256 yep those medications are to deal with specific conditions not to treat a disease, as contrary as that sounds
medicine will have an effect on your body regarless of your illness, now those effects may vary depending on your illness true, but effects will happen regardless
@@isuckatguitarandbass4256 the dopamine theory of schizophrenia is contested and isn't solely capable of explaining the onset and symptoms of the disease. Other transmitters like nor-epi and certain acetylcholine are implicated to contribute to the overall symptoms. while NTM secreting tumors exist I don't think a tumor that can replicate all the symptoms of schizophrenia while masking the effects of a late stage glioma is possible, although I am not an authority and welcome any correction
Could have been a placebo effect; it happens very often, that’s one of the reasons why clinical studies must have specific control groups.
But never let reality get in the way of a good story line!
In real life he could sue them for malpractice/misdiagnosis
In real life his parents would’ve had to sue because he would’ve been long dead before it made it to court.
Apparently the delay in the treatment of the tumor meant it was no longer operable.
@@neilkurzman4907 Oh ok thanks
he'd be dead before the case was ever decided
Perfect, give a crazy man who's going to get a lot crazier, accessibility to a sht load of money.
What could go wrong?
In the episode it’s stated that he could have had the tumor removed at the time of the scam but now it’s too late.
Fun fact: this was adapted into the Law and Order UK episode "Trial".
Law and order uk is a terrific show.
THE FAAAAWK?!?!?! I’ve watched L&O (all of them) since I was in utero and it took me almost 26 years to find out there’s a GD LAW AND ORDER UK?!?!?!?
I loved the Uk Law & Order!
I wish there were more seasons of it!
The cast was phenomenal!
Several of the UK L&O's were from the US episodes. They just changed them around a little. But any L&O fan would recognize the similarities...
Uhhh, no it was the other way around. Have a look at the dates on the episodes. THe UK ones came years later.
McCoy's last line "When the time comes, I'll be charging your client for neglegent homicide" ( i might have the quote slightly off, but that was the gist of what he said)
Don't forget Malpractice. @@tahnalos4543
the most shocking part?
a super who fixes things when he promises
the think i love about this show is it starts off one way then it changes direction and at the end it changes direction again. the ending blew me away
I absolutely love this episode. The ending is so devastating.
Dear Anna, do tell. Please
What happens?
It turns out that he was acting violently because of a misdiagnosed brain tumor and not a mental illness and the doctor suppressed the results. They promised to charge the doctor after the kid dies.
Wanna know
Really Anna, why are you such a tease??
I miss Lenny Briscoe and his one-liners, he was one of my favourite L&O characters.
4:30 you can see the cameraman in the reflection of his sunglasses.
Nice catch!
This is one of my favorites.
But it's so dense you can't reduce it to less than 10 minutes.
The tragic part is that Alan could've possibly been saved if the doctor hadn't covered up the PET scan results: the tumor may have been operable at that time. Now, it's too far gone, and Alan only has a year or two left to live. McCoy promised to charge the doctor for depraved indifference murder for his actions once Alan dies of his tumor.
I just watched this episode yesterday. How absolutely heartbreaking.
"What the hell hit him? A Howitzer?" 😂😂😂
Poor kid... he may have had a chance to at least live a peaceful life and fulfill some dreams before dying if he'd been told....
I felt bad for the kid
He was a good actor.
This was an excellent Episode these are the twist and turns that made Law & Order, I'm not seeing those same Twist and turns with these much newer ones on NBC.
It's more like there Forced somehow to make sense of the Episode.
beautifully done cold open
Inhave a friend who's son was diagnosed a bipolar schizophrenic when a teen. He lived with her (scary!!!!) & saw a psychiatrist. One weekend she went out of town & he stayed with her parents, which he'd done before. He killed his grandparents. 😢 But it was found that the Dr had indicated he was homicidal in his notes but never told anyone!!! My friend sued the Dr & won. Her son was found "unable to stand trial" & put in the state hospital psych unit. It was awful, to say the least.
I know this might seem pedantic, but how was a janitor able to afford an apartment like that in NY??
What does that mean?
I think he was also the building manager so he got to live there rent free?
@@leahowlett5525 Some places in NYC have caps on rent to keep the rent more affordable. As long as the tenant stays there, the rent has to stay within a range. I knew a voice teacher that had a lovely, affordable apartment. She lived there over 30 years...until she died of cancer.
@@klina7645 Would that also explain why the landlord would go fix his AC at like 6 in the morning or whatever time it is for it to still be dark outside when he goes in there and discovers the body?
@@leahowlett5525 I sorta learned about rent control from an early Seinfeld episode. Jerry tells Elaine about an upstairs apartment in his building becoming available after the tenant dies. The monthly rent: $400 a month.
In early 90's dollars in Manhattan, I think that's a steal.
I prefer the unedited or minimally edited versions of clips. This ‘highlights reel’ is just confused.
If you remember the episode it’s a highlight reminder. Otherwise you’re right it would be pretty confusing.
this is a great episode
Love the show . Wish I could get full episodes not just Reader's Digest Condensed Versions .
Don't you have a DVD store near you? They sell the seasons both individually and as a full box set.
Peacock maybe?
Hulu
Peace has all the seasons. It’s only 9.99 a month
I wish I could watch the full episode but peacock only shows from season 13 and on but they don't show from season 1 through 12
How I wish I could watch the older seasons
They're online!
@@hm.3831 where...??
@@hm.3831 yeah where please
@@lyubaebbs706 They keep deleting my comment bro, give me your Twitter username and I'll tell you.
Peacock
3:41 - 4:41 That's Irene Ng. She played Shelby in Nickelodeon's "The Mystery Files of Shelby Woo". This aired the same year that "The Mystery Files of Shelby Woo" debuted on Nickelodeon!
This is the episode that got me hooked on the show.
So basically these uploads are a massive advertisement for the Law and Order franchises ...
Nice
This was not Varrick's first ethically dubious experiment. I recall him working for two brothers in Philadelphia 15 years prior
1:09 beautifully done match cut
the endings on these episodes were ALWAYS the best parts
Rest In Peace Jack Brisco
I wonder if that has happened to anyone in REAL life..?!?.
So the not so good doctor knew all along that his patient wasn’t mentally ill? Why would he say otherwise?
Because he's the one that belongs in the psych ward maybe???🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
Adult videos "in the rental stores". Ah, the Before Time, it was so long ago now.
They aren’t any rental stores anymore, adult or otherwise, it’s all rented on-line now.
I'm not exactly a true crime aficionado but I can't think of a single case where someone is shot to death somehow the neighbours ever end up hearing anything. All these stories of "he was shot 8 times" and the neighbours have no clue.
Unless they're in the house no one seems to notice the gunshots.
people tend to write off loud bangs/pops as a car backfiring outside or their neighbor watching TV at an obnoxious volume
They said he muffled the shots
Yeah, I'd say it's believe due to a combination of muffling the shots and neighbours not thinking what they're hearing are gunshots. I don't know about the US, but I've never heard a gunshot outside of videos to my knowledge.
mercury fulminate is one of the only substances that both explode by impact friction or heat, and, doesnt need to be contained to explode
now image coating a bullet in this.... i dont think that the shooter would survive, at least not his fingers
I mean... Aren't bullets deadly enough already?
Don't mess with McCoy.
McCoy was one tough Irishman.
Good Morning Joe
Please stop with videos jumping to different parts. It was better when you uploaded multiple parts.
Mark Bateman plays Alan Sawyer
These episodes aren’t even on peacock
I could be wrong but fulminated mercury is highly shock sensitive. If it would have been in the tip of a bullet it would have gone off in the barrel from the round being fired, right?
Who refers to themselves as Mr?. "It's me, Cory". Isn't that what people would usually say?
When L&O met House
Shelby Woo?!
Not sure that I like the editing of this
So they dismissed the charges on the kid?
He plead out for mental disease or defect.
The kid was obsessed with the Janitor. He was having violent, paranoid delusions about the crusades. He was diagnosed as schizophrenic but he actually had a brain tumor. The doctor who was working with him committed fraud by not doing any brain scans and didn't warn the Janitor, which he is legally required to do.
The doc tries to lay the blame elsewhere, saying he didn't have time to follow all the steps. The company funding the research gave him 6 months, and he found Alan after 3. I can appreciate the fact he was on a tight schedule. The company was saying get results within this time frame, or you won't be getting any additional funding or that bonus, or whatever they were offering. But with medicine, certain steps have to be followed. Otherwise, you're going to be getting flawed data, and that could be disastrous in the long run.
There are two things that were never clear:
1. Okay, they found the tumor, and when they did, it was obviously inoperable since Alan said he was going to die in a year or two. But here's the question: was it ever operable safely? If they did the scan at the beginning, found the tumor, and determined that it was already inoperable, then the doc couldn't be charged with Alan's death. Granted, the show's implying that the tumor could have been removed safely, if it had been detected sooner, but that was never said explicitly.
2. McCoy's going to charge the doc with Murder 2. Okay. When, though? It's implied when Alan's dead, but why not now? Yes, Alan's alive, but there's nothing that can be done to remove the tumor. Nothing that can be done to save Alan. So why wait until Alan's dead before charging the doc with murder?
Can someone please tell me what happens? I’m so curious
While investigating the murder of Greg Franklin, Briscoe and Curtis discover the victim was killed with bullets that had been coated in fulminated mercury. They learn that Franklin had recently been fired from his job at a university and was still receiving mail via his old employer. This leads the detectives to a student named Alan Sawyer. Briscoe and Curtis get enough evidence from a search to arrest Alan, who confesses to the murder. But it becomes apparent that Alan is severely mentally ill. He is diagnosed schizophrenic, and was part of an experimental drug trial led by Dr. Varick, a professor in the university's psychology department. Varick says that Alan's schizophrenia has been in remission ever since the trial began. The defence gets Alan's confession excluded as evidence, and the case is thrown out.
Alan's parents claim that he recently visited them and his illness was clearly worse than ever, but Dr. Varick dismissed their concerns. Skoda and another psychiatric doctor both testify that Alan's health has deteriorated and he is a risk to himself and others. But Varick sticks to the story that the test drug is keeping Alan's symptoms under control. The judge believes him, and won't sign an order to commit Alan to hospital. Ross and McCoy find out that Varick was implicated in the suicide of a subject in a previous drug trial, but was found not guilty. Varick's research assistant, Jill Perry, was responsible for collecting test data and approving all patient reports. It becomes clear that Varick is using her as an accomplice so he can continue to be funded by the drug company.
McCoy and Ross convince Perry that Varick has set her up to take the fall if anything goes wrong with the study. She tells them that when Alan began to relapse, Varick insisted she falsify test records. Even when Perry reported that Alan was hearing voices telling him to kill Franklin, Varick wouldn't listen. A closer look at the research budget leads to the discovery that Varick was supposed to order brain scans on all the patients, but he didn't do this until Alan began to relapse. The scan showed Alan is not schizophrenic but has a brain tumor, which is now inoperable, so Alan is going to die. If Varick had said something, it would have been caught earlier and Alan may have survived. McCoy intends to charge Varick with murder after Alan dies.
Poor guy
"The shooter Martha Steward would have loved". That's so Lenny.
Malo
Dude, when you see blood smeared on the walls, back out and call the cops.
Alan kind of looks like Nardwuar
Carey Lowell is such a fox
I had a thing for Claire Kincaid and Alexandra Borgia.
OOPS OOPS
Mr Franklin youre alright.. its me Mr Corey ! 😅
Only 7 SEA SON"S
Saribral paulsy PTSD ADHD learning disorder developmental disorder anxiety and severer brain trauma and over 20 concussions 18 fractured ribs 9 bullet wounds 5 back fractures two broken ankles fractured skull after 911 and 8+ broken back ribs from being shot 8 times by 22's
Wow 🥺😳 A tumor!!
P
What's a typewriter?
It's what they used before computers.
Imagine a keyboard mixed with a piano, but when you type, the key stamps what your typing onto a piece of paper with ink....
Probably a horrible way to describe it, maybe you should google it lol
Are you serious 😂😂😂😂😂
@@bryanfoutsthelunchboxx4008 probably doesn’t know what google is either 😂😂😂
After show the dr moved to Kansas and joined Kansas mafia . He then became in charge of the casinos in the ozarks .
Joey from 3rd watch
If only he got surgery 😪 when the scan happened
Hope its not operable.
It’s not. He’ll did within 2 years and McCoy will prosecute the doc for his death
It was not operable at that time. But might’ve been if the scan was done at the beginning of the study.
@@neilkurzman4907 I think the implication is that if the doctor had told the student he had a brain tumor at the time the scan was done (3 months into the study) the student had a decent chance at surviving the tumor but the tumor has since grown and is now inoperable
@@ayameisastar
That is how I understood it.
And that he was upset that he made him a murderer and killed him.
@@neilkurzman4907 I've seen the whole episode. I have it on DVD. I can guarantee you that's exactly it. What's not shown is McCoy telling the doctor that when the kid dies, he's going to charge him with his death.
♥️♥️♥️♥️😍😍
I didn't learn to read till I was in the 3rd grade but my other skills developed faster I had a iq of 160 with severer brain damage when I was in preschool so my iq is higher than Walter white's but because of the paulsy and almost being suffocated to death in a wooden box by my foster parents when I was 2 I can't even flip burgers because of the concussions and other issues that make me prone to error and dyslexia
Was the killer Paul Giamatti?
Who??? And no, it was the kid. The thing was, he's not crazy, he's got a brain tumor that caused his symptoms. The tragic thing is that he could've possibly been saved if it wasn't for the doctor covering up the PET scan: the tumor might've been operable at that point.
moody.
No psychotic issues
New episodes are so woke.
I bet this was “liberal Hollywood” “God-less tv romanticizing crime” “free love hippies” for when it was first aired
Woke=code for minorities stay mad
Mercury Fulminate (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercury(II)_fulminate)? No wonder those bullets packed a mean punch.