[about the victim] He had a lot going for him. Handsome, athletic, the best law school in the country. Who would want to kill a guy like that?
Today? Pretty much anybody.
Law & Order · Season 22, Episode 5
[about the victim] He had a lot going for him. Handsome, athletic, the best law school in the country. Who would want to kill a guy like that?
Today? Pretty much anybody.
[about Ezra's use of a homophobic slur] Right now, he's just a guy who used a word he wasn't supposed to.
Which is depressing enough.
Yeah, it's a bad word, no doubt, but...
But what?
No one's above having a bad day. The only difference between you or him or anyone else is that he got caught on camera.
It seems that whenever a person of color is on trial, you always bring in some extra evidence to the equation.
Are you trying to say that I make things up? Because that's not how it works.
Quite the contrary. It's simple math. And it adds up to you having a racially motivated axe to grind. There's no other way to explain it.
I'm pretty sure there is. But I'm not a sociologist. I'm a homicide detective. I follow the evidence, and I arrest bad guys, regardless of their race. That's what I do. And in this case, the evidence points at Michelle Nichols.
A Black woman.
No. A murderer.
A man is dead and a family has been destroyed. All because a good man blurted out a stupid, hateful word.
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