Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

A woman kidnaps a child, believing it's her own and a bizarre twist turns custody for the child into an unusual tug-of-war.

A young mother who is a Chinese immigrant disappears and when the detectives try and find her, they discover a deadly prostitution ring of illegal aliens.

The star of a teen show is raped.

A deranged riddler copying a serial killer from the past leads the detectives on a wild goose chase.

A missing 16-year-old girl is found.

A young boy is kidnapped and killed by his teenage neighbor.

The detectives probe a cult.

Professor charged with assault.

A serial rapist preys on weak women, and his crimes get more heinous as he progresses.

Fin tries to locate a missing person.

A nine-year-old girl is hospitalized after a car accident and doctors discover she was sexually molested, but finding her attacker is very difficult when she is not always telling the truth.

A gang member is killed from a fall off a roof after an attempted sexual assault, and the alleged victim has a deep dark secret.

Missing boy is found.

A prostitute is run down and beaten to death, and although the cops think the death might be work-related, her demise is actually linked to a bizarre video game.

A teenage girl who moonlighted as a hooker is killed, and the tragedy is made worse when it's revealed she was HIV positive.

A series of drug related hits lead the cops back to the same man who attempted to kill A.D.A. Cabot (Stephanie March), and she returns to help solve the case.

Murder of a teenage girl.

A virgin disappears and is later found murdered, and a psychic who seems to know all the answers is briefly a suspect, then cleared, then linked to the crime.

An abused teenager, who falls in love with a 21 year-old man, is harassed by her mother, who winds up dead.

Serial rapist.

Drug related crimes turn into a case of elder abuse, with the victim afraid to confront her abuser, her own son.

A woman's dismembered body is found.

Two police officers who turn violent against their wives are linked to an anti-malaria drug, administered to them by the U.S. Army.