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After an elderly woman is found beaten to death in her apartment, detectives discover she was the lead witness in the deportation prosecution of a reputed Nazi war criminal.
After an elderly woman is found beaten to death in her apartment, detectives discover she was the lead witness in the deportation prosecution of a reputed Nazi war criminal.
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S14, EP16 "Can I Get a Witness?"A woman witnesses the shooting of a low-level drug dealer, then she is murdered before she can identify the killers.
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S14, EP17 "Hands Free"Briscoe and Green search for a killer and a motive when parts of an East Village resident's body are discovered in different trash piles.
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S14, EP18 "Evil Breeds"After an elderly woman is found beaten to death in her apartment, detectives discover she was the lead witness in the deportation prosecution of a reputed Nazi war criminal.
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S14, EP19 "Nowhere Man"Jack McCoy learns that his old colleague, ADA Daniel Tenofsky, has been murdered, and detectives discover he was living and working under a false identity.
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