Kate Levering

The body of a woman in her 60's is found mangled in Central Park. It's hard to make an identification and it isn't until they find her dog that they can figure out who she is - Greta Esterman, a doctor with the public health department. Greta's job was notifying victims who had contracted HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases that they were infected, and apparently she had quite a few enemies, and had even received threatening phone calls. Her grieving husband Arthur Esterman (Michael Gross) tells Detectives Stabler (Christopher Meloni) and Benson (Mariska Hargitay) that one caller, Roger Pomerantz (Brian Rogalski), was particularly vile. Roger was just released from prison, but he has an airtight alibi.

An old rival of Neal's lays down a challenge: to see if either of them can create the impossible forgery – fabricating a unique bottle of wine owned by Ben Franklin. As the rival uses brutal and deadly tactics to achieve his ends, Neal quickly realizes that much more is at stake than bragging rights, and he and Peter must figure out how to take the rival down once and for all.

Jim's friend Matt returns home with memory loss after serving overseas in the military where all of his friends died. Matt's comrades appear to Melinda to help Matt regain his memory.

Tim and Wilson's friendship is tested when Wilson wins 10,000 and decides to build an elaborate greenhouse in his backyard - which blocks the Taylor family's view.

After a string of bank robberies involving thieves wearing Johnny Cash masks, Rush finds a link that may provide new information on the 2000 murder of a young bank teller who was killed during an almost identical robbery.