La ley y el orden: Unidad de Víctimas Especiales

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Rapist Anonymous

El episodio se transmitió el 20 nov 2013
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La ley y el orden: Unidad de Víctimas Especiales (1999)

Law & Order: Special Victim's Unit Rapist Anonymous

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA member of Rollins' 12-step group comes to her with a rape accusation, but are the accusations real or is she abusing Rollins' goodwill?A member of Rollins' 12-step group comes to her with a rape accusation, but are the accusations real or is she abusing Rollins' goodwill?A member of Rollins' 12-step group comes to her with a rape accusation, but are the accusations real or is she abusing Rollins' goodwill?

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Trivia
Jennifer Restivo (Melissa Blume) previously played the role of Janet Burnell in episode 11.13, P.C. (2010).

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Detective Rollins is shown saying "hit me" to get dealt another card at a casino. Casinos require this to be indicated via hand signals only and will not give a card to player who only verbally requests one.

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[Fin and Rollins are investigating the death of a man who either fell, jumped, or was pushed off of a roof]
Dr. Melinda Warner: After sex, most men feel the urge to urinate, which clears the urethra. He didn't get the chance. And the amount of fluid is consistent with his having ejaculated very recently.
Detective Odafin 'Fin' Tutuola: Melinda, English?
Dr. Melinda Warner: He came, and then he went.

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What's said in group, stays in group

Earlier in the series we learned that Kelli Giddish had a gambling problem. In this story her interactions in Gamblers Anonymous had a great bearing on a murder case she's selected to catch.

Amy Seimetz who is in the group and who learned that Giddish is an SVU detective goes to her and confides that she's trying to break it off with Geoffrey Cantor who she's been seeing. The next night Cantor takes a header off the roof of Seimetz's building and the medical examiner rules it murder.

When Seimetz is arrested, Giddish is put in quite a quandary. Was this a cry for help or was she being played?

There's also the character of Thomas Sadowski who is sponsor of both Seimetz and Giddish. He's an intriguing figure in the drama, a bar owner who is in both Alcoholics and Gambler's Anonymous.

This episode belongs to Kelli Giddish as she sees her relationships with her own fellow detectives becoming seriously damaged. This might be her best episode so far with the series.