Mark Jacoby

When Holmes and Watson investigate the murder of a fertility lab technician, they discover the woman had a secret personal life that leads them to multiple suspects. Also, the tables are turned on Watson when she's investigated by an NYPD detective.

A rape victim in the hospital tells Detective Benson (Mariska Hargitay) this is all a misunderstanding and doesn't want to press charges. Before she can sign out, a kidnapper who disappears in a black car abducts her. The detectives try to find the victim, whose name is Chloe (Peyton List). While in the hospital Benson had noticed an elephant stamp on her hand. There's an ultra-hip bar called the Air Bar and they use that same stamp. There was also an ID found in the men's room where she passed out, belonging to Jenna Sterling (Amber McDonald). Jenna and her younger sister Vienna (Ashley Burritt) are the daughters of a very wealthy and prominent real estate developer. Vienna, a high school senior, stole her sister's ID to get into the club, and she also knows Chloe, but neither know where she is. Meanwhile, Chloe's body washes up on the banks of the Hudson. Benson and Stabler (Christopher Meloni) decide to take a trip to her school.

Secretary of State McCord reluctantly agrees to host a holiday party in the hopes of persuading senators in attendance to pass a treaty that requires countries to destroy landmines. Also, Henry tries to find evidence that the Senate Majority Leader exchanged information with the Russians.

Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) find themselves in a dilemma about who is responsible for a young girl found shot to death in her bedroom following a wild party. Is the suspect the one who pulled the trigger or is there someone else who needs to be stopped from murdering more innocent women? McCoy (Sam Waterston) and Ross (Carey Lowell) must work around the law without destroying what they stand for -- the right to privacy. S. Epatha Merkerson and Steven Hill also star.

Julie Cade, a high school student, is found dead in the laundry room of her upscale apartment building. It appears she hit her head on one of the washing machines, but the blow is too severe to be ruled an accident. The Detectives question the doorman who says someone entered the building while he was helping a tenant get on the school bus. Although he didn't see the person's face, he told the cops the person was wearing a dark jacket with gold stripes. The only other evidence the cops have to work with is a partial shoe print found at the crime scene that came from a pair of Nike sneakers. Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Green (Jesse L. Martin) question Julie's friends, starting with her best friend Alicia Milford (Caroline Dhavernas). It turns out, there was a website called Cherry, run by some of the popular jocks at school, which chronicled sexual information about the students. Julie was appalled by the website and was very vocal about it.