Welcome to SOUPOT, especially heinous. I'm Gabe.

I'm Tasha.

We are on season four, episode 15, Pandora.

This will be my last episode. Yeah, this is a pretty, that the ending monologue the guy had.

I was like, are we still? I know. Yeah, let's do it. But like, the chaser is one that I'll put the trigger warnings up top.

It's fucking brutal. If I didn't do the research myself, I would not listen to it. I would. Well, I know. Opening scene. There's this couple on the side of the road. They're fucking arguing because she forgot his cell phone. He ran a gas. He's like, you always forget your cell phone. She's like,

you always forget to get gas. And he's like, the gauge is broken. But there's this like,

stupid SVU. Yeah, right. She walks over to this car and he's like, where are you going? She's like, I'm going to see if they have a cell phone. In New York City, in the dark, with the window roll down, she walks over six her entire half of her body inside of the car.

She keeps it in there for a really long time, like a really long time before popping out and saying there's nobody in there. Like, honey, you just put your head in a four-door sedan. It's not a fucking Dave and Busters. Like how long did you have to spend with your head in there trying to figure out if it was clear or not? Right. Right? I mean, you can see through the windows. I mean, one, two, three, four. Yeah, nobody's in here. It is a small space. Yeah. So they're like, well, we better get walking. And then they start hearing all this bumping around in the trunk and they open it. And there's a woman inside. She's crying and she has

blood on her clothes. And her mouth is glued shut. She's like, yeah. Now, Benson Stabler on the scene

with a patrol officer who tells them that the woman is alive and she's awake. She was beaten and

raped with a tire iron, which is awful. So they go over to talk to this paramedic too, and he talks

exactly like Stevo. Oh my God. Right over to talk to this paramedic too, and he talks exactly like Stivo.

Oh my God, right? I do remember the paramedic because I was like, God, there was like something about him. And I think that's probably what that was. Yeah. He's like, the victim's mouth was glued shut. She can't tell anyone what happened until they get to the ER and dissolve the glue. I'm like, Jesus. he's like, I'm going to staple my nuts to the pavement.

I can't. to the ER and dissolve the glue. I'm like, Jesus. He's like, I'm going to staple my nuts to the pavement.

I can't do a stevo.

Of course, Benson decides to ride with the victim in the ambulance in case something

happens and she can say stuff.

Stabler walks away with a patrol cop.

There's no ID for the victim, but the car was registered to a Meredith McGrath. It looks like there's some recent bumper damage. Benson thinks that the suspect ran into her car, and then when she pulled over, he attacked her. Some other cops come over. They found a wallet in the trash. There's no IDs or keys to the car, but still has $80 cash in there? And credit cards. Like she wasn't robbed.

And then Stabler's like, oh my God, he knows where she lives. He has her ID. Oh, shit. Yeah. Now we're at Meredith's house. The cops are there. Stabler walks in and meets with the cops. So they say that the cops were called because the neighbors heard a commotion. But when they got there, a dude was already dead. So there's a guy in the ground at the crime scene.

He's got markers around him.

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