Judith Light

When the Griffins get robbed, the family runs into Peter's panic room to escape the trespassers. Now isolated and trapped, Peter insists the family know about their ancestry and narrates a chain of events in world history that explain the Griffin name. Meanwhile, after Meg is chosen to go back into the house, she scares off the robbers in an unexpected way.

A routine vice raid at a gentleman's club uncovers an irate prostitute named Lisa (Sara Ramirez) who is pushy, annoying and insists she was raped by one of the club's patrons. The Special Victims Unit is called in and Lisa tells Benson (Mariska Hargitay) and Stabler (Christopher Meloni) that a man tried to kill her, moments later her fellow co-worker is found dead. It takes a while but the Detectives finally piece together enough information to get a sketch of their suspect. They trace him to the Palm Hotel where they arrive just in time to hear gunshots go off. They bust into the room to find a prostitute named Debbie (Sharon Lawrence), who has been beaten up, holding the gun that killed their guy, Jon Becker. They interview Debbie in the hospital, determine she was acting out of self-defense, and decide not to press charges. That is, until ballistics determines that the murder weapon had been used in an unsolved homicide six months before - Becker was in prison at the time, which means it could have been Debbie's gun.

A young boy, Henry Morton (Max Iles), disappears from a child's birthday party. His mother is horrified and there is a "pull out all the stops" search for his abductor. They are determined to find this boy alive. The detectives initiate a massive search, but are disrupted by Malcolm Wolinsky (Bruce Kirkpatrick), an advocate against child molesters who often takes the law in his own hands. Captain Cragen (Dann Florek) warns him to leave the case alone, and threatens to charge him with obstruction if he interrupts again. Detective Benson (Mariska Hargitay) and Stabler (Christopher Meloni) are questioning Henry's parents when Jake O'Hara (Jordan Garrett), the Morton's 13-year-old neighbor, claims a man in a dark car was following Henry. The trail leads to convicted child molester Billy Turner (P.J. Brown) and Wolinsky is right there when he's picked up.

Jessie Dawning (Maggie Grace) is famous - only 16 years old but stars in one of the hottest shows on television and constantly appears in the tabloids. She is also very sexy and has her detractors - including Carolyn Spencer (Dana Delany), the leader of an activist group who thinks she's a bad influence on young girls. Jessie is found unconscious in her dressing room and she's been raped. The producer, Franco Marquez (Nestor Serrano), is initially a suspect, but Jessie explains that she'd had consensual sex with him that afternoon - they are secretly married.

A drug raid leads to the grim discovery of a woman who has been raped and murdered. A very extensive pot-growing operation is found in her house and the "merchandise" is untouched. Detectives Benson (Mariska Hargitay) and Stabler (Christopher Meloni) find out from the Medical Examiner that the victim had ovarian cancer and was undergoing chemotherapy. They deduce that instead of being a street drug dealer, the victim was growing the pot to use for her own medicinal purposes, but that doesn't answer the question of who killed her. There is a break when M.E. Warner (Tamara Tunie) finds Benson and Stabler having lunch. They analyzed the vomit at the scene and it matched the NYC schools' middle school lunch menu that day, and with no sperm found on the victim, they presume their perpetrator is an adolescent.