The other two quickly blame their friend and say they were just bystanders as she mutilated the victim’s body. The detectives are sent in circles as they comb through chat rooms and texts to discover who is behind the threatening texts the victim received until they finally trace it back to one of the friends. It’s another student instead, a girl considered an outcast that was often bullied by the victim and her friends. Though, at first, her friends aren’t the prime suspects.
What happens when bullying escalates to murder? That’s the question “Mean” focuses on by telling the story of three girls that brutally torture and murder their friend and leave her in the trunk of a car after taking her valuables. This episode uncovers the more empathetic side of the cast and their willingness to fight for the victims and also serves to portray Cragen as more than just the hardass captain of the squad. Captain Cragen ( Dann Florek) then tries to connect with the son through his love of video games, and finally reveals who the real monster is. The son is sent to a treatment facility, and as the detectives continue to investigate, they find that the foster parents had children previously taken out of their care for neglect and abuse. However, they soon change gears when they see the symbol in a video game called SwordQuest, which the family’s son plays often. Next to her body, a sword with a braid is found, and the detectives assume the crime has ties to a local gang. “Care” definitely puts the special in Special Victims Unit due to its focus on a family with multiple foster children, one of whom is found dead at a construction site one morning after going missing in the night. “Pique” is one of the more difficult to watch episodes of SVU because it’s meant to make you sympathize with the perpetrator while also condemning them, but it is definitely a compelling one, and remains one of the most memorable episodes of the series.Ī heinous crime. When they go to search the house, they find a grisly scene. Huang notes that this means the man has piquerism and has most likely kept the knife he used to stab his victim. She decides to go question the mother, now suspicious that she might be abusing her son. Benson and her team find the hatpins he used, along with clothing from the man’s mother. Stabler is tasked with forming a rapport with the man to get him to talk and manages to do so, getting a confession to the murder and later, a separate confession of stabbing multiple women with hatpins. The episode is an especially disturbing one, dealing with a woman’s rape and murder by the son of a wealthy New Jersey socialite. “Pique” is an essential episode for a few reasons, but none more important than the fact that it is the first appearance of beloved forensic psychiatrist George Huang, played by B.D.
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“Chat Room” is a great introductory episode for anyone new to the series or for anyone who maybe hasn’t seen the older seasons and just wants to see where the series began.
The episode has all the ingredients of a compelling SVU episode: a seemingly cut and dry case that turns out to be complex difficult battles between police and lawyers interpersonal drama and that ever-so-frustrating fade to black without a solid conclusion.
Even with him in custody, things become increasingly more difficult as the detectives discover his ties to a large pedophile ring. They arrange a meeting and are able to apprehend the man behind the Yachtsman username. In order to catch the man, they begin chatting with him with Detective John Munch ( Richard Belzer) posing as a 12-year-old girl. Once the detectives begin investigating, it comes out that she had never made contact with the man, but can give them his information. It starts with a young girl coming to the precinct and disclosing to Detectives Olivia Benson ( Mariska Hargitay) and Elliot Stabler ( Chris Meloni) that she had been raped by a man she met in a chat room called Yachtsman. Going back to SVU’s first season, “Chat Room” is an episode that truly captures what the series is all about.
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