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The SVU investigates when a contestant from a reality dating series says she was raped; the producers of the series make Benson and the team part of the show.
The SVU investigates when a contestant from a reality dating series says she was raped; the producers of the series make Benson and the team part of the show.
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S17, EP22 "Intersecting Lives"When a corrections officer is arrested for sexually assaulting female inmates, the union that supports him set their sights on Barba and the SVU.
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S17, EP23 "Heartfelt Passages"While the investigation of a corrections officer accused of assaulting female inmates deepens, the union backing the accused man takes action that threatens the lives of the SVU team members.
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
S18, EP1 "Terrorized"When a young boy is found alone in Central Park, the search for his parents leads to evidence of a planned mass-casualty event in the city; the SVU works with the joint-terrorism task force to identify the suspects and the motive.
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S18, EP2 "Making a Rapist"One day after a convicted rapist is exonerated by DNA evidence, a shocking new crime forces Fin and the team to search for the whereabouts of the man again.
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
S17, EP21 "Assaulting Reality"The SVU investigates when a contestant from a reality dating series says she was raped; the producers of the series make Benson and the team part of the show.
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
S17, EP20 "Fashionable Crimes"A famous fashion photographer accused of raping a young model asks his successful brother to help him avoid charges.
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
S17, EP19 "Sheltered Outcasts"Detective Carisi poses as a homeless man at a shelter to see if one of the resident sex offenders is tied to a string of rapes.
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
S17, EP18 "Unholiest Alliance"The team works to unravel a sex trafficking operation with ties to government offices, the police department and the Catholic Church after one of their own is implicated in a cover-up.
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