Dang, I just watched this not too long ago and I didn’t even realize that

Although to be fair he did say they wasn’t together anymore but I didn’t realize he said that either

What episode is it ?

@@rxprestigeeclipse6551 what episode is it?

@@mariareyes9535 season 2, ep 16. “What puts you on that ledge”

In the UK, they do. You're not allowed to do this type of thing in homes that already have occupants or have Landlord ownership. In an abandoned building, they can claim squatters rights, otherwise it would be considered trespassing since he's in the apartment without the owner or occupant's consent.

Or government facilities not private properties

yeah illinois here, shit sucks, had a flat mate that was the biggest trouble maker ive ever encountered, but squatters rights wouldnt let us kick him out to the curb even with police help and evidence of breaking an entering into our rooms.

100%

Squatters’ rights should not apply to anyone under any circumstances. It is wrong for people to take away from others.

*body comes out* “cmon man why you ruinin my shit”

I see Taub has not changed at all from his years working for House

Peter Griffin face you got reminds me of that song that played in that episode where Chris fell in love with his teacher. As soon as he was busted for what he did putting I’m assuming that’s his wife in the wall. The song the land of Oz started playing in my head from that episode.🤣🤣🤣😈😈😈 🎶 Scrub scrub here scrub scrub there… Whether you’re right or wrong… A man can wash another man in very own land of Oz.🎶

​@@kirschitz64I was thinking this 😂

@@kirschitz64house taught him to do that

Bad idea id reckon. Wittnesses would see his nose from miles away :D

As soon as I saw his face I was like "not you..."

You silly lol! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

He was a defence lawyer (Law and Order) before being a specialist doctor too, such a waste of potential.

🤣

he specifically said that he and his wife weren't together anymore.

@@JustGigi319 bruh… I didn’t pay attention to that part, sorry!

They asked him where his wife was too

@@midnightspiral8582 I look back and it did say that, but you can’t always believe something that a person says!

I thought he didn’t say that they weren’t together anymore until right before they found her body.Btw,is this show on any of the streaming platforms because I have got to see how this episode ends.

squatter's rights laws are pretty old. from when the country was expanding west. they should have been revamped long ago.

Because they tend to take advantage of tenent laws and there are squatter laws in places too for "Abandon houses". I remember this chronic squatter and her family who would do this with these million dollar houses. Another one was when a veteran came home from Iraq to see squatters had moved into him place. It took some fellow veterans coming over and removing them from his place for hi to get his house back.

It's "tradition". Some laws are kept purely because they're so old and not many people remember them, they don't do much harm.

Here in the Philippines. If you can't pay your rent for the current month. On the spot, you have to vacate your place.

Pretty sure a lot of those laws are really old.

well here me out its a show

It depends on the rental agreement, most allow whatever you decide to do with your property short of renovation/painting walls. And yes, Turnip is right, it IS a show.

also, the apartment could have been outright bought as a condo, not apartment.

Also he killed his wife you think a piece of paper saying he can't remodel it is gonna stop him?

They said it was an Airbnb. He definitely doesn't have the right.

Is this real or make story

@@claudiadarroux3259 I feel like it’s based from actual events…

Don’t worry, he’s going to the land of prison he will spend the rest of his life, avoiding dropping the soap😈😈😈

@@claudiadarroux3259this is a drama show. They don’t pick inspiration from real stories even, just from headlines and scandals. The laws and rules make even less sense than real life. But people believe it wholeheartedly and doctors, police, judges, and other drama worthy jobs complain from what info is put out there about how the real world works

jewish

Oh really? I didn't know the UK had changed the law regarding squatters. That's good to hear.

uk W

That's what a shotgun is for!

@@bryanscott9770 My uncle tried that once; the only thing that saved the f*cker from getting shot was when he used the TV for a shield, and the Cowboys game was going to be on in a half hour.

Access to a bullet from my gun

i remember hearing about Squatters rights in passing and i thought it was for abandoned building that they had been living there for a long time then thats when the rights came in not this but then again it was in passing and may have been based on UK law on a UK tv show s both could be wrong

Well in the show they had a search warrant from them from the courthouse so they had the right to go Enter the apartment because they had a search warrant

It sucks but that’s how it really is when dealing with squatters

the thing is squatter's rights were made to help protect people from asshole landlords, the whole 30 notice thing was so if/when a landlord wants to kick someone out, they give them enough time to find a place, pack up and leave but assholes like shithead here take advantage of things meant to help people

You can probably blame a long line of bottom feeding slumlords with predatory rental practices for the laws and regulations that people like this guy now take advantage of.

Police and there to enforce the law. The POS has legal right to be there so they could not do anything. I know what I would do if I were the homeowners, but I won't post it on here.

They should maybe change the law

Yes unfortunately…the “squatters rights” is an ongoing problem with a lot of people..

@@skullcandy3935 Is it okay to cut off electricity and power?

@@iagreewithyou3478 in most cases you cannot knowingly cut of utilities (can depend on local landlord-tenant laws). It can also look bad in the courts eye if you do this.

@@amberkay3983 Goodness. Why do squatters even have that right?! If they trashed the place, can they be held liable?

@@iagreewithyou3478 From what I've read, you can track down and sue the squatter for damagers and such but with that comes a lot of money spent on lawyers. Most people say it's easier just to move on

😂😂😂😂

Taub: It wasn't my fault. She died of lupus! It's the last thing anybody would diagnose!

🤣🤣🤣Wish they could’ve just showing the arrest of this guy. It would’ve been awesome him getting his ass kicked. Well, at least he doesn’t have to worry about renting anymore or being a squatter. He has all the time in prison to have his own room though the rent will be cheap. It will also involve salad tossing the only piece of advice for him is don’t drop the soap in the showers.😈😈😈

Correction it’s a male murdering Karen 😂😂

a kevin

now he the one will be charge with murder & hid a dead body in a wall

a kevin

As if the female Karen's aren't bad enough.

In my country he would have already been dead you western country have some stupid law 😂😂

The origin of Squatter's rights in the United States comes form the Homestead Act of 1862, enacted so that pioneers moving Westward could receive legal support to settle whatever they could reasonably deem as "vacant" land (it was actually land belonging to Native American tribes, so this was simply another avenue of stealing land from Native Americans). The idea was that since nobody lived in that land, then anybody had a right to settle it, so the rule of thumb was that it was the property of whoever got there first. Today, Squatter's rights exist primarily as a medium for justice via the legal system. Without them, the matter would fall between the squatter and the homeowner and it quickly becomes vigiliante justice; just look at how incensed most people in the comments and the clip above are in regards to squatters. If it was in their hands only, it would quickly devolve into violence and likely death. Squatter's rights prevents vigilantism and guarentees the safety of everyone involved. Lately, though, you'll find that some view squatter's rights as a matter of human rights given that the United States has more vacant houses than homeless people and the inherent injustice of people being forced by circumstances out of their control to live in poverty on the streets.

For abandoned places as long as it's maintained it's not an issue in my book but holy hell people will use loopholes to the fullest extent

@@simba2776 least we westerners have rights while you easterners “excluding Japan” don’t have rights in Iran and Iraq Muslim women can’t even take their habibs off or they die in China you can’t even speak up Against injustice you do your thrown in a gulag or executed all. So don’t go thinking your superior everyone’s as worse and good as each other so start acting like a human not a rat

Disgusting like a rat and cockroach infestation they are even in the attic lol

yes

the fact that they are, is proof enough that US is literally the same as Russia and China. let that sink in. Only because your country is rich due to military, you can call yourself a 1st world country. But judging by that and many other things, you are no different than Russia and China. European countries like Germany and Norway are superior in every way, except military.

Then where would you stay?

@@donkeystyle3200 at a house, apartment, ETC. That you ACTUALLY own?

@@churroplayz430 I know that, I meant HIM PERSONALLY.

You deserve a reward for that comment 🏆🏆🏆

You dropped this >👑

i fucking love this

Dying at this🤣🤣

inspector? That's Mouch from Fire

He’s not an inspector. That’s the one and only Randall “Mouch” McHolland. Half man, half couch. Chicago Fire

Also the inspector you're referring to is a firefighter

Or in “The Tell-Tale Heart”. The guy killed the old mad and hid his body under the floorboards

@@idkaname6508 or the cask of amontillado

Ok wow, I just realized those three stories end with someone in a wall... poe being sussy

Ikr! Like, dude, calm down!

I knew I recognized him from somewhere! I just couldn't figure out where it was 'till I seen this comment. LOL.

haaha yeah i was about to comment the same thing

That was amended to only be true when there's "a reasonable expectation of privacy". Holding a conversation with someone at their doorstep almost definitely doesn't include an expectation of privacy, any neighbour could overhear it. And when the cops themselves are already wearing cameras, they definitely can't claim an expectation of privacy. The recording would almost definitely hold up in court. Two party consent is different in different states. In Illinois it pretty much only protects you from dudes wearing a wire and illegal wiretaps. And even then not always.

@@solidghost1337 I dunno, this is tricky because that is technically a private residence within an indoor building in the presence of its owners, so the argument could be made that there WAS a reasonable expectation of privacy. An actual lawyer would need to get involved to decide for sure. But then again, this is TV drama, they bent the law for the sake of the story all the time. Law and Order and Criminal Minds does it too.

@@Catilena1890 nah it's pretty cut and dry. If you're willingly talking to someone that is literally wearing a camera on their chest, there is no reasonable expectation of privacy. If they weren't wearing cameras it would be more vague but that seals it. The only defense you'd have against that is if you're blind, or if you never directly looked at the cops. If they can reasonably prove that you looked toward the camera at all, expectation of privacy goes out the window. Unless you state that you don't wish to be recorded, of course.

Police officers are acting in a public capacity and they have no reasonable expectation of privacy, so under Illinois law the recording IS admissible as evidence.

@Dan Mark Oh you should visit. Just ignore the ones who can't believe that you just don't want to live there. The delusion in the states is right up there with those religious fanatics from the middle east.

@Dan Mark Actually the the states with the gun nuts are actually where I felt the safest. The liberals over there are quite batshit.

@Dan Mark It's not so nice in Canada either. You can't just shoot any burglars or you might be the one getting jail time.

you saying that just shows your privilege

We need more former soldiers to run for government positions.

First time to Chicago PD?

Better question is with 5 civil suits against the city how is he still breathing?

Why are you screaming thought?

I’m assuming you haven’t watched this much before. Please correct me if I am wrong

they work in Chicago folks, the city of death

I don’t think there’s squatters rights for air b n b . You sign a form / document on the site for a certain amount of days , and you pay for the days . I’d sue the site

I think it was made like like in the 1700s for when someone found a abandoned house and they lived there for like a month or something. cause back then in order to claim land you just pick a place and built a house and you got the land and sometimes a owner would die and someone who didn't want to build a house would just move in and stay. So a family member or towns people can't just show up out of nowhere and kick them out. At least I think that's why squatters right come from I could be wrong. But it's still a outdated law. And can ruin people's lives I know cause my dad was being a idiot and let some lady he barely knew stay Iat our house when I was 16 because she was broke. She wouldn't leave told the cops that my dad molested her when she got to stay in the room with a lock. while my dad slept on the couch the moment she started staying with us. he had to have like five people over to act as witnesses so he wouldn't get arrested. We eventually got her out but a couple month later she paid someone to burn our house down. Luckily they were caught before they could.

Lies again? They didn't get the scent of the dead body after they opened door?

@@alishamarshall2267 nah it’s a new law squatters rights is only a problem in cities that are “progressive” it’s easier to take someone’s house that’s a weak late on property tax then a “squatter” and it got worse when all these places made the “Covid exemptions” that already gave a 3 month “grace period” in places like New York even longer

@@david-468 If I’m not mistaken didn’t this same issue happen after the civil war? When Southern families had to flee due to battle, squatters immediately rushed in to try and claim the houses and the Federal judges wouldn’t do anything about it? Or could be completely wrong :/ which I probably am- I mean… I know about the WAR part I never bothered to study more into the aftermath of families and such.

Haha!!! Good one!😀😃😄😁😆😅🤣

hey man I commented that gordon and harvey from ''Gotham'' series are best for this kind of job. then i saw your post!!!!!!! world is becoming Gotham!!!!!!

This is what the Hell's Angels and related groups are for. I'm.. actually not kidding. That's what you do. You find some really tough guys that don't give a shit about the law, pay them, and they handle it. Problem is, you might end up with a felony charge if the person dies. The other way is to go through the courts, pay a lawyer lot of money (or try and do it yourself), and spend a lot of time (anywhere from 3 months to several years).

that’s what crazy tíos are for

doubt that batman would bother with a leech squatter

I think having a squatter steal your home is one of those justified "shoot to kill" moments.

@@annistar9693 yeah that too lol.

​@@annistar9693 yep, "squatters rights" quickly evaporate when you exercise your 2nd amendment rights

But in reality you would be looking at charges lol.

@@AustinMichael defending myself against a breaking and entering isnt illegal, especially since it is not unreasonable to assume people breaking into your house are armed

lol

🙄🙄🙄Everybody hates squatters. This guy clearly murdered someone. He won’t have to worry about rent anymore. He’ll just enjoy a long sentence in prison. Along with the cautionary tale of don’t drop the soap in the shower.🤣🤣🤣

In America, when someone has payed and lived there for so many days, they get rights to the house and become a tenant

@@look_mypfp_6875 so basically they paid enough to become a freeloader.... Sounds like a load of bull

@@thecommentguy9380 If they paid, they aren't a freeloader, genius.

Shock value?

@@benolr64 the fact that they find the body or whatever is the shock value but we're talking about police officers here. The only time where something like this happened where the reaction was to 'guns and arrest him' was in Elementary.

A gun to the face is also an eviction notice.

@@cunningsmile4166and also a psychopathic thing to say

Well it is unfortunate in Spain is much worse

Wtf does capitalism have Have to do with squatting

@@hurt12398 money. Not paying rent? You have to leave in an hours notice. Not paying taxes? There goes your home. Refusing to leave someone else’s house, even if you are under contract? Gun in your face and a court date for next Monday, have fun. Literally no way you can just take someone else’s house when capitalism at play. Unless you’re rich, but stealing house’s wouldn’t be on your to-do list then I think

@@Delilah_Anne You must not understand what capitalism is then, it's free market meaning people can do what they want if they have the money. Ironically this involves creating, defending, or abolishing laws that'll benefit whoever is already ahead, that's why lobbying and bribing exist. I've seen less capitalistic countries more free in dealing with these situation. But I'm not here to argue whether I'm for or against it, I'm just here laying out the table for someone who obviously did not even pass ap Gov class in highschool.

It shouldn't take long because it was a set time and date with an agreement. To squat and push all the bills during that time is theft

Put him in with a cell mate that has been in so long he has forgotten what being a women is like.

That isn't how any of this works.

Ihe had the lease agreement and the home owners never showed a piece of paper tho so this is pretty spot on with how you put it and how it goes in America and Uk

tysm

Off camera arrest and conviction

They could just order food. Hell, you can order an entire grocery trip and never have to leave your house.

@@MikeTheGamer77 Then don’t let the groceries in.

You would think, but I feel like that wouldn’t be legal. I mean depending on local laws, you can’t even cut utilities and it wouldn’t look favorable in court. So essentially you’re not only giving up your property, you must pay for their utilities it seems.

Or, you could just go through legal channels like an adult.

@@gummy5862 Try actually looking up squatter's rights.

It was made for the 1800s so people could move into long abandoned property. Housing was different and sometimes people would just pack their things and ditch the shack or cabin they were living in, without trying to sell it. Sometimes I don’t think the previous owners or anybody else officially owned the land themselves. Squatter laws meant that those small, abandoned properties could be moved into by other settlers. Now real estate and property ownership is much different, but the laws are the same.

Law is also commonly misrepresented. The time you need to spend there to claim squatters rights is measured in years.

F landlords.

Dude ain't right.

It isn't fair but you have to remember that landlords have to deal with this for every tenant that rents out a house, apartment, whatever piece of property is deemed livable. Landlords should be aware of the tentant/landlord rules including squatters rights and unfortunately, landlords have to go through the process to evict the person from the property. Unfortunately, for the landlord couple here, it seems like they didn't study up on laws regarding tenant rights including squatters rights so there is nothing else they can do except for filing an eviction.

That's a problem in Europe too. I think that factors in how expensive rent has become: the landlord isn't just a greedy asshole, he needs some sort of collateral and raising the monthly fee is the easiest way to get it.

Maybe you should try actually looking up any of these laws.

@@purpleserenity137 No, it is very fortunate that they do have to go through all of that, so that idiot landlords can't just take away a person's living space overnight just because they feel like it. It seems weird that everyone has this framing that tenants can be bad but not landlords.

@@andreavescovo8995 Yes, the landlord is a greedy asshole, that is why he's bought up another home that he doesn't plan to live in to extort money from people that need housing.

You know this is a tv-serie right?

With Michael Keaton? Oh yeah, I remember that.

@Bla Bla "squatters rights" quickly evaporate when you exercise your 2nd amendment rights

That's true. It's their place. If they want to do some quick door renovations, do it.@@blabla187

Were they an asshole too?

He drops the soap, guy next to him smiles and says "squatters rights" before showing him his new routine

To be honest, there have been cases where people hid bodies in walls and were never found until decades later when the owner/murderer died or sold the house and people started renovating.

There’s a famous case where a serial killer hides his victims in the floorboards of his house. He only got caught because he tried to flush organs down the toilet. I believe the killer’s name is Dennis Nilsen.

Killer dont think, unless they know a thing or two.

Hey what episode is this and what season I really want to know

@@jakobwalling6441 Check the description

@@paladynwiecznegostazuzkraj75 ok thank you

yep.

@@linkais3875 Let me guess. His lawyers for the lawsuit cost him a fortune, and possibly their house, so she wss going to leave him and take what money they had left.

@@StellaMagic100 good possibility.

Are you encouraging violence?

@@mikaelarutyunov9578 Are you encouraging theft and taking advantage of an emasculated and demoralized police force courtesy of ultra liberal political leaders?

Same, these clips just show you the entire episode apart from how it ends, or ends it unsatisfiyingly as to make you want to find a way to watch the full thing, btw I have no idea how to

I thought that was a prop that was a PERSON!!!

@@anthonyortiz350 yep, she was real