Soon after a young girl, Laine McAlister, is raped in her apartment building's stairwell, Detectives Olivia Benson and Eliot Stabler meet Laine in the hospital and find her extremely shaken with a large cut on her hand. After an unpleasant exchange with a man she claims is her boyfriend, the detectives become suspicious that she may have fabricated her rape to get attention. Their suspicions grow when she waits to reveal that there was an eyewitness. As the gravity of the situation intensifies, Benson and Stabler find themselves in a race to track down the witness and get a testimony before it is too late.
Season 11 Episode 16 of Law & Order: SVU resulted in a 0.00 rating in the 18-49 demographic.
s11e01 - Unstable
s11e02 - Sugar
s11e03 - Solitary
s11e04 - Hammered
s11e05 - Hardwired
s11e06 - Spooked
s11e07 - Users
s11e08 - Turmoil
s11e09 - Perverted
s11e10 - Anchor
s11e11 - Quickie
s11e12 - Shadow
s11e13 - P.C.
s11e14 - Savior
s11e15 - Confidential
s11e16 - Witness
s11e17 - Disabled
s11e18 - Bedtime
s11e19 - Conned
s11e20 - Beef
s11e21 - Torch
s11e22 - Ace
s11e23 - Wannabe
s11e24 - Shattered
The drama follows Det. Elliot Stabler, a seasoned veteran of the unit who has seen it all, and his partner, Olivia Benson, whose difficult past is the reason she joined the unit.
Overseeing the team is Capt. Donald Cragen. Cragen's tough but supportive approach to the team's complex cases guides the squad through the challenges they face every day. Also featured is Det. John Munch, a transfer from Baltimore's hugging unit, who brings his acerbic wit, conspiracy theories and street-honed investigative skills. Munch is partnered with Det. Odafin Tutuola, whose unique sense of humor and investigative experience make him a formidable match for Munch.
Assistant District Attorney Alexandra Cabot, and her successor, ADA Casey Novak add a legal component to the series through their efforts to bring closure to the intense investigations. Also aiding the detectives is forensic psychiatrist Dr. George Huang, whose insight into the minds of the accused often provides significant clues that lead to the resolution of a case, and M.E. Melinda Warner, who helps the detectives get the evidence they need from the bodies they find.