5-year-old boy abducted by schizophrenic "Father" | Law & Order SVU
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- čas přidán 20. 11. 2023
- Will Detective Stabler & Detective Benson be able to find the missing child in time?
Season 5, Episode 6 'Coerced': In resolving the kidnapping case of a little boy by a schizophrenic, Stabler uncovers further crimes at an adult group home with Huang's help.
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"It'll take about 10 minutes to kick in". I love that they didn't just have it work instantly like it does in most of TV
Actually I have seen it used on a patient in a hospital she was freaking out, screaming and throwing things as soon as they injected her it was lights out.
Have you ever been put to sleep through iv? It works instantly because the fastest way for a drug to work is by injecting it. When you take something orally it needs to be digested but straight in your veins it starts working almost immediately
Also if it took 10 minutes that would be way to long for the person to still cause problems.
Yeah like it's always
* Puts shot in *
" NOOo- * ........... "
Your body circulates through your body very fast and injecting drugs straight into the bloodstream will cause it to take into effect very fast
The duration of onset is always much faster with IV (or even IM) administration, but it also depends on lipophilicity and ability to penetrate the blood-brain barrier. Lots of factors come into play, even if the onset is rapid, maximal effect can still take some time to set in. Pharmcokinetics is cool.
The actor was great at freaking out
That is scary and for it to happen to a child is even worst, I was at the store a couple years ago minding my own business when a guy comes up to me from behind and grabbed me by the waist next thing I know he was dragging me towards the exit he was calling me by another name. At first people just looked at us with weird looks I guess they thought we were a couple or something but they soon saw something was wrong when I was screaming for help 3 guys were able to get me away from him the guy screamed and said I was his girlfriend and that people were trying to take his gf away from him, I was so shocked from the whole situation I was shaking and grabbing onto one of the guys who helped me out.
I’m so sorry that happened to you
Danielseks😂
That is the worst nightmare coming to life. I hope you are okay, you must be traumatized😰😢I wouldn't step outside ever again if that happened to me.
I feel for people who feel tortured within their own minds with schizophrenia. I watched a documentary a long time ago about 5 people who are living with schizophrenia and 2 of them were against taking antipsychotic drugs and the other 3 were on antipsychotic drugs.
I felt bad for the guy when he was acting this way too.
I have a few friends who struggle with it. They’re mind is their worse enemy
@McSpaanky that is a good way to put it. What makes it even crazier is there is a correlation between mental health problems and being highly intelligent in one area. For most it tends to be in the arts, writing, acting and music which is why so many painters and musicians kill themselves or do copious amount of self medicating.
@@SirNerdPunk some people see hobbies as self medicating too. I draw to cope with my depression and anxiety in combination with antidepressants.
I’d honestly would rather be dead than live with schizophrenia.
For schizophrenia in America I hear they get released with 3 weeks of meds and it takes 6 weeks to see a doctor for more.
It's a never ending revolving door
That is largely because people in the US have a very... _Japanese_ viewpoint on mental health and it didn't help that psychology in the US has been dragged through the dirt more often than not.
Then Reagan came along and dissolved the various mental hospitals in the US instead of reforming them, which made the situation even worse.
@@blairpittams9380 yeah, the problem is that you've got people spoonfed the memetic hazard of 'government helping = bad' for decades and firmly established a massive media bubble designed to ensure that it can't be undone... to the point you'll have to get out the de-cult tools to fix it.
@@TheTrueAdept another thing over looked is as schizophrenia is highly disabling many cannot work, paying the insurance for hospital stays can cost about the same price as a small house
@@blairpittams9380 yeah, it's insane.
It’s worse than that I’ve seen patients being released mid episode and with no meds, help or safety plan being made
Christopher and Mariska looked like they both hurt themselves doing this episode - pretty intense to say the least.
@@fruitpunch-mouth Right? The way the door just comes flying out and Mariska falls along with it just sends me LOL
@@fruitpunch-mouth honestly I think there's a real phenomenon that happens. Like the case of the mother who lifted a car to save her children (Angela Cavallo?) . Idk if it's an adrenaline rush or something, but when someone's in danger, there have been cases of people suddenly gaining extraordinary strength to protect/save out of nowhere.
"Elliot! Elliot! Elli-" "you know Olivia, maybe we should invest in some nicknames"
Good idea. She could call him "Elly-T".
If I've learned anything from this show it's that I _never_ want to live anywhere that has a fire escape.
What if there's a fire?
@@kyndrablankenship1758 I don't live anywhere higher than the second floor.
@@feraltaco4783 And I take it you never want to?
@@kyndrablankenship1758 nope. I don't want to live anywhere I'll break bones if I have to jump out of a window.
@@feraltaco4783 I don't blame you.
The episode is called coerced I think. it's season 5 episode 6.
Spoilers;
So what you find out later is that the mental hospital he used to be in, was run by a corrupt owner who controlled the patients medication, allowed them to walk around naked and did something to a patient one night that killed her. He heard what happened and they threatened him if he said anything. So in order to wash their hands of him, they stopped giving him his medication, he eventually slipped into his paranoia and they let him loose. That's the reason why he goes on the spree that he does and kidnaps the boy. The SVU detectives find this information out and they go to the mental hospital to find out that not only are they still 'giving' him his medication, but that he's been on the books ever since they kicked him out. You find out that they charge the owner of the hospital with criminally negligent homicide and that he had been frauding people for years. Elliot find out that they have thrown away all of his things but he did get in contact with his ex-wife and through that his son. So at the end, Elliot gives him a camera and he says you can use that to take pictures of new memories of your son. Tate comes to the door with his mom, and says hey Dad. And the episode ends.
his name is adam not tate
Thank you so much for all that information. I really appreciate it. I was wondering what happened in the end. 🥰🫶
Wow. Thanks for the info
@@melindachapman8927 the boy that goes to say hi to Kevin at the end of the episode is his actual son Tate, not the boy he kidnapped in his schizophrenic episode Adam
I think that she couldn't afford air con. She died because of that.
Goose bumps still....never the same after Stabler left. The chemistry, acting, plots.....
Doesn’t he return in later seasons??
He left?
@@cierramist999not Permanently
Love this episode. Kevin’s a good man, and Stabler was just doing his job. The real person responsible for all the crimes was Randall Haber, the owner of the psyche place Kevin was sent to. Glad Kevin and Stabler made up
I saw the whole episode today and I feel sorry for Kevin because he went through a lot
I feel more sorry for the kid.
@@mask938 well of course me too but there’s a reason why Kevin was acting this way
@@nicholasclark2425 I know that and I do feel bad that he has to deal with something like that, but that doesn't change the fact that he kidnapped and traumatized a little kid.
The kid is a victim. Kevin is not. Kevin is a perpetrator who happened to be mentally ill. Mental illness is not an excuse for harming others and it does not exempt you from punishment.
@@mask938 I 💯 agree with that no kid should have to suffer through that trauma and in the show Elliot had to whatever he could to find that kid so I agree but Kevin clearly needed help so that no other kid would have to go through that
@@mask938I assume you haven't watched the complete episode. Kevin was in a corrupt mental institution where the head stole the money from the patients and exploited them. After one patient died because of this Kevin, who was a witness, was denied medication and kicked out! So, the ones responsible are the criminals who were behind that.
The thing that surprised me about this show is the performance the actors put on. Really believeable.
My favorite SVU episode due to the explosive drama and emotional scenes.
This is an extremely violent case of schizophrenia
I know schizophrenia is a persuasive mental disorder but this one is the devilish kind.
This is most of them.
@@RonaldRichards-sd9pi no, it isn't. It's uncommon for schizophrenia to escalate like this, especially with treatment.
In my opinion, I feel that this show helps kids because I feel for them when I watch all of SVU scenes it breaks my heart this show resonates who I am because I grew up throughout the series I am a literally 23 and I am about to be 24 next month December 12 which is crazy. Can you believe I was a newborn baby, wearing the show released
Happy belated birthday! My birthday is 12/12, also. Team Sagittarius! I’m 41 and have been watching this show since childhood as well.
I used to watch different shows with same premise because I thought I was too young to watch this specific one (and it was aired on a very late time too, almost midnight). I agree that this kind of shows would help a lot of people to stay alert, to know what to do if something similar happens.
My question is how the hell did he get him into that death trap of a building? 😂
Thank you for the upload, guys! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
i love how they try the front door once and it's not opening and give up. Then they say i cant get in. and like four seconds later after they hear a banging. Olivia becomes she hulk and rips it down. It's as if the first time never mattered.
This guy makes me remember that episode were a crazy guy kidnap a girl screaming her name through the car window
Good actor, he said it so much anger while being so convinced of his delusion.
"He said he had to protect me."
By tying him up and duct-taping his mouth? What a twisted mind comes up with.
What an ILL mind comes up with. He wasn't evil, he was sick.
Calmest, most helpful and coherent kidnap child ever and he is a ginger of course. Lil BADA$$
like, i know he has schizophrenia but that scene from 4:57 is so funny i would consider it a meme
Why didnt they just follow him and let him lead them to "Tate"?
Drama.
Just because you're crazy doesn't mean you won't notice two cops following you.
Yeah. It wouldn't be wise to let them follow him to find the kid. Just because he's crazy does NOT mean he won't notice them and possibly retaliate.
5:22
I don’t like shots either; I’ve grown since then,
But this man basically reenacts how I felt when I was 7
I saw this one. Psycho guy winds up actually being the blood father of the kid
I literally cannot unhear Max Payne with James McCaffrey
That boy will never go back to his father after what he did.
Ahh, vintage SVU ❤
Actually I have seen it used on a patient in a hospital she was freaking out, screaming and throwing things as soon as they injected her it was lights out.
Have you ever been put to sleep through iv? It works instantly because the fastest way for a drug to work is by injecting it. When you take something orally it needs to be digested but straight in your veins it starts working almost immediately
Also if it took 10 minutes that would be way to long for the person to still cause problems.
I once heard part of this on WSKO AM/FM during a drive back from Warwick.
Give the actor who plays Kevin the best actor award in the episode. Very convincing portrayal of crazy. 😱Got me scared.😅
Sheesh that was intense
People can think of kevin as a monster all they want, but I'll stand for those who are schizophrenic
Those were some _sweet_ car maneuvers!
The look they have when the dad ask for his lawyer first, sooo strange
It's only strange because shows like this have convinced you it is.
The cops are not your friends. They will take anything you say and use it against you.
As someone who lived with mental illness from ages 14 to 22 and studied it, I can tell you that not all people who are mentally struggling, as I say in my books, are violent or evil. People are struggle mentally should have empathy from people, especially doctors, mental health professionals and loved ones, not judged. It isn't their fault. No one asks to be mentally ill. I used to take it out physically on people I loved and had violent and even murderous thoughts several times every day. Fortunately, no one got seriously or severely hurt and I always told them I was sorry after cooling down AND MEANT IT. I still feel angry with myself, even though I haven't done anything like this for seven or eight years. I almost never get these thoughts anymore and haven't laid a hand on anyone in years. I was lucky to have a loving and supportive family who wouldn't give up on me, even if I wanted them to, no matter what, and a good psychiatrist. Not everyone is that lucky.... mental health professionals and doctors in mental institutions should have empathy for people with mental illnesses and try to help them instead when they can instead of keeping them locked up with no hope of ever leaving or worse, trying to make them worse so that they become hopeless to help. Lock up people who actually LIKE causing harm to others and aren't the least bit sorry about it, not people who are struggling, empathy and support and need help and can get it. Because people who are mentally ill are not only struggling and being judged but are also suffering and getting killed for it. I am doing much better now for the past few years. As a survivor of mental health and suicide attempts as well as self-harm, I take mental health VERY SERIOUSLY and hating on people just because they are suffering mentally is something that I HIGHLY DISAPPROVE!!!! People who judge others who are struggling and suffering are either ignorant or have little to no empathy for people who need help. And to add things up, I'm also autistic. There was a school shooter who was thought to be autistic but turns out he wasn't and because of that, some people think autistic people will become mass murderers and/or serial killers. Some might do that, but most aren't like that. They also say autistic people have no empathy. Again, this might be true for some but most of the time, it's not and at worst, we have trouble understanding empathy. It's not easy living with mental illness or with autism when people think they are automatically evil or murderous just because they are struggling.sm, so before you judge someone with one or both of these, try to walk a mile in their shoes and think how they must be feeling being labeled as evil or genocidal just because they struggle more than they struggle more than most people do.
0:40 It's Max Payne!
R.I.P. James McCaffrey
I just watched this episode it's insane.
5 man pon Kevin alone he's so strong
1:13 eyyyy! My birthday!
Felt it fod elliot when he felt. Even olivia got a little banged up removing the door
His poor arm pits 🤣
Gotta love how saving a child gives Olivia Hulk-strength
I feel bad for the schizophrenia guy because it looks like he's dumpster diving for food for him and Tate and he barely found anything😟
I'd go crazy too if I just helped a few time traveling reptilians develop a bio weapon
Anyone who watches star trek will get the reference
Deep cut, man. I appreciate it!
I recognize the guy who’s playing adam’s dad as the late great James McCaffrey
Otherwise known as Max Payne, Director Trench, and Alex Casey. 😢
Paranoid mom immediately blames her ex husband when it is clearly someone else. Obviously this lady is not fit to be a mum if she just straight up pointing fingers on anyone she accused.
Asylums for the first incident or for non violent offenses. For the rest,
Definitely should never be any where near a child.
Whats season episode was this
I wonder how different the story would be if they responded the the father yelling "you'll never find my son" with "then he'll die because of you".
Santo cielos pongán los episodios de la ley y el orden UVE en español Gracias para poder verlos
IS THAT MAX PAYNE?!?!?
Are schizophrenics usually this violent or does it vary from case to case?
Case to case
Actually and usually people with that are not violent, and what you mention is a small minority and percent
I saw evidence about this with few exceptions
Most people with schizophrenia don’t get violent at all. They’re more likely to be the victims of violence.
Few are violent, it all depends on the person. It's really unfortunate how often schizophrenia and other disabilities are used for scare factor.
He looks cool at 8:46-8:55
Yay first comment and second like. Love this show.
just let people live as they took the man he had an episode
James McCaffery again?!?
Which episode is this in ?
Season 5 episode 6 "Coerced"
Its nice to see a story of a Minecraft Streamer
Why did Kevin get sent to a mental hospital?
That boy is 10, not 5. xD
Madness lurks in the corners of this FD world
Is it a social condition instead of a personal issue
In my schizophrenia I have madding obsession with love.
How do they film this???
With a camera.
Cameras, editing, permits, actors & supporters.
You do realise this is a drama tv show with actors and (90’s) special effects, right? None of it’s real.
Why is this SVU? I thought SVU dealt with cases of sexual abuse? This was an apparent kidnapping, but no indication of sexual abuse.
Kidnapping of a child (especially when there is a nasty custody dispute between parents) would qualify for SVU.
This is why you don't drug against people's will.
Ladies and gentlemen it’s the Payne in the butt!
Payne to the Max!
8:46
You know how many stereotypical looking italian chef cartoon character signs in NY?!!?
What happened?
Why did that guy give kevin a shot with a needle? 💉
Because he 2as having a mental breakdown! He has mental problems because he has sphylis abd his insurance company did NOTHING to help him... Which in turn lead to his mental breakdown..
Why did he give Kevin a shot with a needle? 💉
Why did Kevin kidnap a kid that's not his? Spoil me
Schizo. Thought the boy was his son Tate.
@@mikes5637 Poor Tater probably died and it drove the dad over the edge
@@RLucas3000Actually no, his son is alive and well. His wife at the time divorced him, and it went from bad to worse when he was denied his medication for his schizophrenia. In the end, after he's been properly medicated, his ex brings their son over to see him. Pretty wholesome ending.
@@ramazrielSo, once again, the real villain is the American Health Care System.
@@siobhannoble8545 Unfortunately. 😞
So the dad's physco and he kidnaps his son the question is why
If I remember correctly he's trying to keep the kid safe from people that want to hurt him. In reality the doctors that were meant to be helping him were purposely refusing him his medicine
Last scene:,, you going home"
2 Sec later trow him out the Window 😂😂😂😂
Kevin is a sociopath
He was suffering from syphilis and it caused mental problems because the insurance company decided not to tell him.All they had to do was give him a pill but they didn't . He's NOT a sociopath!!🙄 Apparently, you don't know what that word actually means!!!
NOTHING about him makes one think of a SOCIOPATH?????!🤔🙄🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙄
He's schizophrenic, the place he was staying at refused to give him medication after he witnessed them covering up the death of another patient and they practically threw him out onto the streets once he was out of his head
I dont trust the father
I despise the SVU team, they treat everyone like a criminal even when they have no standing or proof
that's realistic to how cops are
Maybe this show isn’t for you.
@@essiewootrue
You hate cheese? Cheese is your friend. Embrace the cheese.
And lots of lesser resources
Naw sorry but pretty fake acting 😂
Schizophrenia or not, the guy was a psycho
no he was schizophrenic not psychopathic, psycho isn’t a word to just throw at any ‘crazy’ behaviour it’s an outdated term for Antisocial personality disorder which he doesn’t have
The DUMBEST comment ever!!! PLEASE don't have kids!!!🙄🤡
i may watch things whit fictional violence but if it were up to me people would be in jail for making garbage like this