s02e03 — Eleven Minutes

@Sen13: and the avocado earrings are so cute😊

@Sen13: And the boots ! 😍

@Sen13: bots agony)))))

@Sen13: Heh, I'm more surprised by her outfits. Although it may be calculated to lull the vigilance of a likely criminal, In this form she does not look like a cop or a consultant at all. Associations with an older profession

@Juullietta: They didn't give it to her, she kind of refused, said she wanted to see her son, but she had two options: either get ready for surgery or go to her son.

@Juullietta: And then, look at it from the other side.: she returned to the waiting queue, but the girl on the verge of death received a heart.

@Juullietta: So I don't understand how the fact that the son is a criminal cancels out another fact - that the heart was targeted. As the coordinator deleted the files, she also had to re-arrange them after she confessed to the police and identified whose name appeared in that file. They took and violated the dying man's wish.
The woman did not refuse, since she was returned to the waiting list. They just took that heart away from her, and the cop made it clear in the car that she wouldn't get the heart.

@Juullietta: well, as if the heart was obtained in a criminal way, and not in turn, which means that the donation system is subject to questions. And everything should be honest and transparent) it is difficult to prove that the mother is not in collusion with her son. plus, as I understand it, in general, the man did not die himself, and in general he withdrew his piece of paper, he wanted to live for the sake of an unborn granddaughter, and he was killed for the sake of profit

@Juullietta: I think they did the right thing morally and legally. If there is a clause in the law that after a crime, the organ still goes to the person who was originally supposed to, then everyone whose loved ones need organs will go and commit crimes, and innocent people will die who also have loved ones. Think about those who have signed a donation agreement, about the transfer of organs after death, although they are not going to die yet, who are in their prime. They will be a target for such criminals out of the goodness of their hearts. They will be hunted down, and crimes will increase. It is this law that protects donors from such criminals. His mother is an older woman. She lived a wonderful life. And the girl has everything ahead of her. Even if another elderly person got the organ, it would be more correct than her, whose son did it. The crime must be punishable. Such actions should not be encouraged. Otherwise, the world will be in chaos.

@Juullietta: the law is the law... according to the law, the heart will not go to anyone

@Juullietta: So she didn't ask for a lawyer, and Miranda's rights weren't read to her, and they weren't charged, just pressure.

@Itecontest: Given how Morgan ignores laws and regulations, she clearly can't be a detective. 🤔

@christinapirs: Oh, yes, the killer got burned. It was immediately obvious)

@christinapirs: everything is simpler, in most cases, doctors and paramedics don't care. They may have more than one such "bummer" in a day. If you focus on everyone, your liver may fail.
Although who knows, the scriptwriters may have their own vision. 🤷‍♂️

@Monomir: so the painting was there and now it's ruined. I would just have paint splashed on the fence, that I had to clean and repaint it, and it would burn me😅

@holly_sun: second-hand stores, temu (like Alik or jum ours), flea markets, hypermarkets, and their equivalent avito... There are many options