Fans will be able to recall the bizarre circumstances of this case. The episode, "Head", involved the investigation of a female school principal who sexually assaulted a younger male student. As the team investigates, they are confused with her past life. She had a stable life, marriage, job, and no history of abuse.
The episode was based on a real-life story of a sex offender who had no priors, a good marriage, and no bad intentions towards children. One day he woke up and had the thoughts and urges of a pedophile. He was sent to prison after rehab failed. After suffering a bad headache, doctors found a tumor that interfered with the behavioral response in his brain. A recently paroled sex offender is on the hunt again and kills a sex worker at a men's club.
As SVU investigates, they find him shot dead by another sex worker who claims it was in self-defense. The detectives realize the gun was used in a prior murder while the offender was in prison. This leads to an investigation of the victim.
SVU discovers her murderous past in "self-defense. This case was inspired by the Aileen Wuornos case. Wuornos was a prostitute who killed seven men between and She had claimed all seven men at some point tried to take advantage of her. Wuornos claimed each murder was in self-defense. This episode involved a high profile celebrity that made headlines when a video surfaced online.
Detective Tutuola discovers security cam footage of a famous sportscaster having a psychical altercation with his girlfriend. Footage showed him hitting her and knocking her unconscious and dragging her body to the car.
The case was inspired by the Ray Rice scandal in She was knocked unconscious and video showed Rice dragging her body out of the elevator. TMZ posted the video that went viral. The charges were later dropped. The stories of Slender Man are one of the many scary stories told to scare children.
In the episode, three girls go into the woods using a map to find Glasgowman. The next day one of the girls is found murdered. SVU first suspect a homeless man who the girls believe is Glasgowman. Further investigation leads to the conclusion that one of the girls committed the murders. The episode was inspired by the Slender Man stabbing case in Two young girls lured their friend into the woods and stabbed her multiple times to appease the fictional supernatural character of Slender Man.
The two girls were found guilty and showed no remorse for their actions and sentenced to a mental institution. The detectives of SVU are called in on a case when a hotel maid reports being assaulted by an Italian diplomat. The team finds more than enough evidence of assault, but as the investigation continues, the maid's credibility starts to fall apart. Stabler will soon be getting his own show in Organized Crime, but will appear on SVU several times throughout the current season to mingle with his former co-stars.
It's been a long time coming for Organized Crime , as the show and Stabler's return were confirmed a year ago by Deadline. Due to the ongoing public health crisis, production of Organized Crime was pushed back several times, and even halted entirely twice due to positive COVID tests on set also via Deadline. How Their Character Left: ADA Neal was censured, and presumably disbarred, at the end of Season 9; after violating due process in a particularly heated case. Though as clarified by her reappearance on the show, alongside frequent flier ADA Cabot, she was merely suspended from practicing law for three years.
Leaving at the last minute, his character was given a quick write off after Season A firm believer of conspiracy theories, Munch was a staple of the Law and Order universe, and a champion of justice. Why The Actor Left: From the sounds of things, Richard Belzer retired as a regular cast member, but did so with the full intent of returning at some given point. So, it could be assumed that he decided it was time to go. Though, when the occasion called for it, Munch did come back a couple of times to lend an assist.
He might have been a bit irritable, but he knew when to put it aside in the name of the job. Amicability reigned, and Florek returned for a guest spot the next season. Detective Chester Lake came from a family of working class Native Americans, which probably forged his strong work ethic.
A former mixed martial artist, Lake eventually became a bit of a vigilante in his tenure as a Law and Order: SVU character, leading to his departure. How Their Character Left: Tried for murder in the Season 9 finale, Lake went free after his actions were ruled as self-defense.
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