Douglas Wert

When a young girl is found dead with a doll that is believed to have been left as a totem, detectives Benson (Mariska Hargitay) and Stabler (Christopher Meloni) team up with Captain Jackson (Guest Star Jeremy Irons), a psychologist who assisted them with a recent case, to investigate her murder. Jackson joins the detectives as they retrace the girl’s last steps and go to meet with her piano teacher June Frye (guest star Elizabeth Mitchell). Jackson’s skills prove to be invaluable in deciphering the meaning of the totem and ultimately finding her killer.

While the USS Enterprise undergoes repair, many crew members reunite with their families.

Troi, Riker and Dr. Crusher fall into unexplained comas while the Enterprise plays host to an alien race.

While Picard is forced to relocate a group of American Indians from a planet they have settled, one of the colonists causes Wesley to re-examine his future.

A cop reporting to the scene of a dead jogger, Andy Corvo (Tim Gallin), who had a fatal heart attack, discovers the body of a woman, Anna Briseno, who is shot dead in Central Park. When Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Green (Jesse L. Martin) question her husband Rafael (Carlos Leone), he is grief stricken. He said he was at work the night it happened, but it turns out he left work early and had a drink. The Detectives suspect he could be the one who killed her. They find Rafael drunk and he points the finger at his brother, Renaldo (Otto Sanchez). In fact, Anna was really Marcella Celaya (based on a search of her social security number) and when they find Renaldo, who has just been released from prison, he says he can't be tried for her murder because he was accused of killing Marcella ten years ago. But the case was botched and even though he was convicted, obviously he wasn't guilty and based on double jeopardy rules; he can't be tried for the same crime twice.