Firdous Bamji

When a young woman is found raped, beaten and stabbed in Central Park, it appears she was a victim of wilding. The detectives question an affluent teenage boy turned delinquent but he had an alibi.

Manny Soleimani is found dead in his bedroom, the morning after he married a 25-year old woman. Manny was old enough to be her grandfather. His young wife, Yasmin, doesn't want the M.E. to touch the body, but the victim's 40-year-old son, Ben, who called 911, wants an autopsy. After a hearing in front of a judge, Briscoe and Green get their way. Since the couple was married on a Saturday night and their marriage certificate hadn't been filed yet, they allow the investigation. The M.E. says Manny was murdered, discovering he'd been smothered to death. Manny was a caviar magnate and Yasmin's family was his biggest competitor. They think it might be business related, since Yasmin had an alibi and there was also a prenuptial agreement, she clearly didn't kill her husband.

Elizabeth's negotiations for a security agreement combatting gang violence in South America becomes complicated when she attempts to free an American recently kidnapped there.