All right. Welcome to SvU Pod, especially heinous. I am Gabe. I'm Tasha.

We're back.

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Woo, season five, episode one tragedy.

We're back, guys.

Can you believe that?

We're back.

We're back.

Let's do it.

I'm excited.

We took a break.

If you want to hear anything about our break, check out our Patreon because we put up a ton of friendship boats. Wee-oh. Oh, my God. I've got a fucking vertigo. I just got off of our friendship boat. We've been two months out at sea with only our friendship to keep us alive and do. We've lost a lot of weight. We're looking good because of the starving. Snatch as hell. Dehydrated as shit. Let's do it. All right. Opening scene. There is a 911 lady answering her call, one of those telecommunicator ladies. She's like, hello? No, she's not. She's like, a 911. What's your emergency? Yeah. So she turns

up the speakers and the music gets all swelly. She calls one of the other 911 buddy people over her

coworker. And we've seen her before. We have. This is Halea in weeds and she becomes a

reoccurring character, Judge Linda Maskin, who is present day on SVU, like she's been on forever.

But we've seen her before.

And I think she played a 911 dispatcher the last time we saw her, too.

Yeah, dispatcher.

That's the word.

Not 911 lady.

So on the other end of the line, you can hear a woman screaming and a dude yelling at her, but the woman on the other end of the line doesn't hear the dispatcher because she probably dropped her phone. Since it's a cell phone call, no location is shown on the system, so no help can be sent, which I don't think is a thing anymore. But this is early on when like pinging towers and all that shit was new. So the dude is yelling and telling the woman to drive a car and is given her directions.

The lady on the phone is crying and asking where she's supposed to go and if he's going to kill her.

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