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(narrator)
In the criminal
justice system,

sexually-based offenses

are considered
especially heinous.

In New York City,
the dedicated detectives

who investigate
these vicious felonies

are members of an elite squad

known as
the Special Victims Unit.

These are their stories.

(Marti)
How many times
have I gotta tell you?

No shutdowns.

We've got a problem with 8-G.
It's the only way...

Do you have any idea
how much
this is gonna cost us?

If I don't shut
the tank down,
the diffuser motor blows.

How much is that
gonna cost us?

I got somethin'.

What is it?

(Uni)
Victim's a white male,
late teens, early 20s.

Looks like something's
been shoved up his...
You know.

Figured we ought to throw it
to Special Victims.

(Stabler)
Good call.

What kind of security
does this place have?

(Uni)
Building's locked up
nights and weekends,

but anyone with
a pocketknife could break in.

I mean,
who steals sewage?

Any luck
ID-ing the victim?

No wallet, no clothes,
no nothin'.

Keep lookin'.

All right.

(Marti)
The diffuser creates
artificial turbulence

in the aeration tanks,

and the swirlin' action

keeps solids from rising
to the surface.

So that's why
the body didn't float.

How long would
decomposition take?

There's about 10 trillion
microorganisms in that sludge.

Anything organic,
they eat.

Best guess,
about a week.

The body's still intact.

I bet the microbes
had enough time

to eat up
all our trace evidence.

Whoever dumped our victim
really knew their crap.

[Camera clicks]

Judging from the putrefaction
of the abdominal cavity,

I'd say the body
went in the water

about 36 hours ago.

So, late Saturday night.

Do we know
how he died?

Blunt force trauma
to the head.

Sewage washed away
most of our evidence,

but I did find this embedded
in the victim's scalp.

Glass?

Pyrex.

Our murder weapon
was CorningWare?

Possibly.

Didn't find any glass
at the site.

Must've been murdered
somewhere else.

He was also sodomized
with something

that caused severe lacerations
to his anus.

Okay. Something
like what?

Won't know
till I open him up.

But I found this on his arm.

A tattoo?

The body was too bloated
from immersion

to identify it at first.

I had to remove
five layers of epidermis

to get a clear look
at the ink.

Those look like
Greek letters.

Tau Omega Fraternity.

I found your John Doe
in the fraternity face book.

My husband's
Alpha Phi Alpha.

He keeps his
Greek Directory

right next to his Harry Potter
hard covers.

Okay. "Tyler Henry.

Treasurer of the
Pan Hellenic Council."

Ran it through
Missing Persons.

One of his housemates,
Rob Sweeney,

reported him
missing yesterday.

[Bell tolling]

I knew something was up
when he didn't show up

for pong night
last Saturday.

Rob, do you always
call the cops

when someone misses
a beer bash?

Ty was Pledge Master
this year.

He'd been planning it
since August.

Man, what am I
gonna tell his dad?

We'll notify
Tyler's parents.

You know where
we can find them?

They're divorced.

Mom lives in Maine,

Dad's a partner in
a law firm uptown.

I want to tell him.

He should hear it
from a brother.

Tyler's dad
is Tau Omega?

Class of '74.

Pretty cool
for an old guy.

Let me borrow his Jag
for a job interview

in Hartford last week.

He and Tyler get along?

Are you kidding?
They were pals.

I guess
Dad is pretty cool.

Not that cool.

Xander
only paid tuition.

He's big on learning
the value of the dollar.

So how did Tyler, uh,
pay for all this?

(Rob)
Doing web design,
hosting sites,

net-geek kind of crap.

Must've been
pretty damn good at it.

Or he was supplementing
his income.

So how much do you figure

is in the Pan Hellenic
treasury?

$70,000, maybe $80,000.

But he wasn't stealing
from the Council

if that's what
you're thinking.

He was just
good with money.

Look, it's all right here.

(Echevarria)
Your victim
was a lot of things,

but he wasn't a thief.

(Stabler)
So where did he get his money?

$40,000 came
via direct deposit

from a variety
of web retailers.

He couldn't have made
that much designing websites.

He didn't. He made it off
his own site.

"The Rack Menagerie."

(Echevarria)
"Wet T-shirt contests.
Girl on girl action."

He made money from porn.

Technically, no.

Accessing the video
is free.

The money was coming
from advertisers.

$40,000 in pop-up ads
and banners last year.

Don't tell me,
ads for hardcore porn sites.

So Tyler would show
the voyeurs a free sample

and then they'd have to pay
for the real deal.

The funny thing is,

he had plenty
of the real deal to show.

Here's Tyler's other website.

He calls it his
"Free Fun House."

Hi, everybody.

You're about to see Joanne
in action.

She's a freshman
from Chicago. Shh.

She's not the only one.

He taped himself having sex
with a dozen different girls:

Black, Asian,
blonde, brunette.

Even got one
with pink hair.

Okay, we'll need pictures
of all the girls,

and a list
of Tyler's advertisers

starting with the locals,
if you got them.

[People chattering]

(Moose)
So Tyler Henry's dead.

Damn.

You want a tissue?

He was a good kid,
made me a lot of dough.

I thought you paid
to advertise on his website.

Yeah. But I wouldn't have had
nothing to advertise

if he didn't dream up
Ladies' Night.

"Ladies' Night
at Moose's Pub. Wednesdays.

"Free cover
and two-for-one drinks
for the ladies.

$10 cover for the gentlemen.
Doors close at 11:00."

That's when the wet T-shirt
contest starts.

Hotties are tanked up
by then, guys cheer them on.

I clear $3,000 on what
used to be a dead night.

Tyler videotapes the show

and uses it for promotion.

Kid was a genius.

Any of the hotties get upset
with kid genius

for plastering their goods
all over the Internet?

You'll have to talk
to Tyler's dad about that.

(Fin)
What's he got to do with it?

He represented Ty and me
the time we had a problem.

Excuse me.

[People chattering]

Thank you
for your sympathy.

[Sighing]

It's hard enough losing a son,

then you have to spend
an entire day

making a million decisions
about the service.

Mr. Henry, we're sorry
for your loss.

Det. Munch. Tutuola.

You have a lead?

We need to ask you
about Tyler's legal problems

with his website.

You think that had something
to do with his murder?

(Munch)
We're not sure.
What happened?

A girl threatened to sue Ty
to shut down his site.

Didn't have a leg
to stand on.

She stripped
in a public place,

zero expectation
of privacy.

A court in Texas
awarded a girl

who stripped
in a bar $5 million.

Ruled she had
a right to privacy.

They ruled a video company
couldn't profit

from distributing
her likeness.

The footage from Ty's site
was free.

He wasn't makin' any money
from distribution.

You didn't have any problem
with your son

exploiting drunk
college girls?

My son is dead.

You should be out
looking for his killer

instead of questioning
his ethics.

He was running
a perfectly legal business.

Which might have had
something to do

with why he was killed.

Her name is Chloe Spiers.

One minute you're having
a couple of drinks

with some friends,

the next thing you know,
you're all over the Internet

like some... some kind
of porn queen.

Chloe, you took off
your clothes in public.

Nobody forced you
to do that.

Yeah, well, 50 guys feed you
booze all night.

Then they carry you on
their shoulders to the stage

and shine a spotlight
on you.

What do you call that?

I got drunk. I got stupid.

How well
did you know Tyler?

Just from that night.

Seemed like
a nice enough guy.

Did you talk to him

after he put your video
on the Internet?

I asked him to take it off.
I could have lost

my scholarship
if Coach saw it.

That must have
pissed you off

when Tyler wouldn't take
that video off the site.

Huh, you think?

Chloe,

where were you
Saturday night?

We had an away game.

Got myself a triple double.

Beat Penn 82-45.

[People chattering]

So at the time of the murder,

our prime suspect
was in Philly.

So maybe she had someone
do her dirty work for her.

No boyfriend.
Fin's checkin' on the family.

What happened to keggers,
anyway?

I mean college kids
don't even party anymore.

They're busy makin' money
organizing strip shows

and selling porn on the web.

We live in perverted times,
my friend.

How many girls pose topless
on that website,

and how many of them
had a problem with it?

One. Chloe.

Just because
the others didn't sue

doesn't mean they were
any less exploited.

You think all the girls
on that site felt violated?

Pretty much, yeah.
Oh, please.

Our culture teaches women

the easiest way
to become rich and famous

is to objectify
themselves.

Why get a job or an education
when you can become

the next winner
on The Bachelor?

It's the new American dream.

Chloe's not the only one
with a motive.

(Cragen)
Who else?

Chloe's father, Vernon.
He did three years

at Sing Sing
for assault and battery.

He's got collared last week

after he busted
into Tyler's fraternity

and took a swing at him.

That sounds like a winner.

It gets better then that.

Our man Vernon
took a job as a truck driver

when he got out of the pen.

Spent the last year
delivering furniture

from a warehouse
four blocks away

from the treatment plant.

(Vernon)
I was making deliveries
till midnight.

On a Saturday?

I can't even get Domino's
to deliver past 10:00 p.m.

We pride ourselves
on service.

What's going on?

That frat kid you tried
to beat up last week,

we found his body
this morning.

I had nothing
to do with that.

But you're not sorry
he's dead, right?

The kid deserved
a good ass-whooping.

Don't mean
I killed him.

I get it.

Some rich punk takes advantage
of your little girl,

you go to teach him
a lesson, it gets out of hand.

No. You got the wrong guy.

If you ask me,

[cell phone ringing]
Your daughter's
a very fortunate girl.

She goes into a bar
full of horny guys,

does a striptease,

she's lucky
nothing worse happened.

Nothing worse?

That son of a bitch
humiliated her.

Come on, she knew
the camera was there.

She knew
what she was doing.

Hey, hey, hey.
Take it easy, Vern.

Let's take a little ride
down to the precinct.

Medical Examiner
got some evidence

she wants to
talk to you about.

What evidence, huh?
Come on, let's turn.

What evidence?

(Warner)
Two kinds of fibers
in your victim's anal cavity.

It took me all day
to match the samples

with anything
in our library.

Plate "A"
is a strand of hair.

The killer's?

Only if he's related
to Seabiscuit.

[Phone ringing]

The hair found
in your victim is horsehair.

Mongolian stallion,
to be precise.

So maybe a sex toy, a... a whip,
or a cat-o'-nine-tails?

Not a bad guess.

A lot of floggers
are made with horsehair.

Usually attached
to leather, though.

Our horsehair was bound

to a rare wood
known as Pernambuco.

Imported exclusively
from Brazil

for the manufacture
of violins and violin bows.

He was sodomized
with a violin bow?

[Man chattering]

Been checkin' online.

A violin bow like the one
used on Tyler

costs over $3,000.

Vernon Spiers
doesn't make that in a month.

Could be he stole it.
Or maybe it was just handy.

Tyler play the violin?

Checked with his dad.
Nope.

Yeah. Only one place
in the city

makes these fancy
violin bows.

Sold one last semester

to some rich kid
at Wallace University.

Name's Nathan Angeli.

He's a pledge at Tau Omega.

[Phone ringing]

Gentlemen,
I'm looking for Nathan Angeli.

[Birds chirping]

[People chattering]

[Bell tolling]

Guys, police.
Nathan Angeli.

Not a word, Pledge.
Eyes front.

Sorry about that.
It's Quiet Day.

Pledges aren't
allowed to speak.

(Benson)
Well, make an exception.

We need to talk
to Nathan Angeli.

Nathan's history.

The brothers voted
him out last week.

Why?

What happens during pledging
stays within the fraternity.

I can't get into it.
Come here.

I suggest you do get
into it

before I arrest you
for obstruction.

What do you think
of that?

Pledge Patsy,
tell the officers

why Pledge Nancy's bid
was withdrawn.

You may speak,
Pledge Patsy.

Sir, Pledge Nancy's bid
was withdrawn

because he didn't
understand

the concepts of unity
and bonding, sir.

What the hell
does that mean?

Meaning no one
wanted him around

if all he was gonna do
was whine.

(Benson)
Where can we find him?

Webster Dorm.

Nathan Angeli?

I'm his roommate, Will.

(Benson)
You mind if we come in?

Rather late to be getting
out of bed.

Yeah, I pulled
an all-nighter.

Look, um,
Nathan's not here.

I can tell him
you came by.

Chemistry experiment?

Oh, man, you can't tell
my parents about that.
They'll freak.

Liv.

Take a look at this.
This yours?

It's Nathan's.
He used to play.

He quit last month
when he was started pledging.

Mind if we take it
with us?

Well, um, you can't.

It's not mine.

Well, I'll tell you what.

How about we take
that bong, and you?

Okay. The violin's cool.

(Benson)
Where's your roommate?

He's probably with Alicia,
this chick...

Uh, girl...
Woman he's been dating.

Excuse me. We're lookin'
for Alicia Morley.

I'm Alicia.

I'm Det. Benson. This is
my partner Det. Stabler.

Uh, I was just gonna
brush my teeth. What's up?

Know where we can find
Nathan Angeli?

Is he in trouble?

We just want to talk to him
about a friend of his.

Tyler Henry.

You know him?

No.

Then how did he end up

with a video of you and him
having sex?

Oh, my God.

You saw it?

Uh, yeah.

He was a total pervert.

I didn't know
he was taping us.

[Sighing]

I dumped his ass
as soon as I found out.

Alicia, did you take
these pictures?

For a class.
I'm an Eco Science major. Why?

Does Nathan know
about this place?

He drove me there.

Look, Nathan had
nothing to do

with Ty getting killed.
He was with me.

We didn't tell you
when Tyler died.

W-Whenever.

He's been with me
every second all week.

[Laptop beeping]

"I thought
you were meeting me."

Is this from Nathan?

Hey.

Where were you meeting him?

Cannon Cafe.
By the bookstore.

Nathan Angeli.

Are you Nathan Angeli?

Uh, that's me.
And you are?

Arresting you.
Turn around.

Turn it off.
I've seen it.

Where?

Tyler showed it
to the pledges.

He knew me and Alicia
were a thing, so it was like:

"Let's watch a tape
of me doing it

with Pledge Nancy's
girlfriend."

Just to piss you off, huh?

I was a pledge.

Making me miserable
was his mission in life.

So, Nathan,
what did you do

to get kicked out
of the pledge class?

Ty didn't like pledges
who spoke their minds.

Best thing
that ever happened, anyway.

Alicia hated the fraternity.

So that's why
you killed him?

Alicia put you up to it?

You gotta be kidding me.
Ty was a pig,

but that's no reason
to kill him.

So who dumped his body

at the water treatment plant
last Saturday night?

How should I know?
We were at the movies.

That's just a coincidence
that Tyler ended up

at the same facility
you'd been researching?

I don't know.
I can't explain it.

(Fin)
Then how do you explain that?

What's that?

Fibers we found
inside Tyler.

They match
your violin bow.

You shoved that bow so far up
your buddy's backside,

you left wood and horsehair
up there.

That is sick.

And... and it wasn't me.
My bow's in its case.

Your fancy one's missing.

The cheap replacement
was in the case.

Okay.

So l... I stepped on the old one
so I threw it out.

I wasn't gonna spend $3,000
to replace it.

You should've replaced
your violin strings, too.

Your bow left
hair residue on them.

It matches the hairs
we found inside Tyler.

I didn't kill Tyler.

But Nathan did,
didn't he?

And you better start
tellin' us what happened

or you're both goin' to jail.
You hear me?

It was Will.

Nathan's roommate?

(Alicia)
He called my place
around midnight.

He was freaking out,

he said he needed
to talk to Nathan.

How did Will know Tyler?

He pledged with Nathan,
but quit last month.

[Door opening]

Nathan's still
not givin' us anything.

You get hold of Will?

No one on campus has seen Will
for the last couple of hours.

He's not in his room, not
in class, not in the library.

What about Nathan
and Alicia's alibi?

Checks out.
The concessions manager

at the theatre
remembers the pink hair.

LUDs also confirms
a phone call

from Will's cell phone
to Alicia's room at 12:55 a.m.

So Will's our guy.

This is the ER
at Bellevue.

Will gave Nathan
as his emergency contact.

He just drove his car
into a wall.

Police.

Hey. Excuse me.
Where are you takin' him?

To surgery.
He's ruptured his spleen.

Give me one second,
please.

Will, Will,
can you hear me?

[Laughs]

It's the violin cops.

(Benson)
Will, did you kill Tyler?

Look, we know
you called Nathan.

We know he went
to help you.

Did you kill Tyler?

Yeah. I'm sorry.

(Cohen)
Docket number 101771.

People V. William Caray.

One count murder
in the second degree.

Let the record show
that we are

at the Bellevue Hospital
Prison Ward

where the defendant
is recovering

from life-threatening
injuries.

How do you plead,
Mr. Caray?

[Cardiograph beeping]

Not guilty.

(Novak)
The defendant seems
to have forgotten

he confessed to the crime,
Your Honor.

His parents
are extremely wealthy.

He's a significant
flight risk.

The People request remand.

He's looking at six months
of physical therapy

in a rehabilitation center.

He's not going anywhere.

(Cohen)
Let's make sure of that.

Mr. Caray will surrender
his passport

and wear a monitoring device
at all times.

Bail is set at $200,000.

And if there's nothing else,

I'd like to get back
to my courtroom.

(Kressler)
Man One.
He serves five to seven.

I have a confession
and a pile of evidence.
No deal.

There are mitigating
circumstances.

My client just
tried to kill himself.

Doesn't make him
any less of a murderer.

Will Caray
is the victim here.

He just attempted suicide
because he was suffering

from rape trauma syndrome.

Since when
was Will Caray raped?

Tyler Henry
sexually assaulted Will

when he was making
his pledge for Tau Omega.

Why didn't Will go
to the police?

Because he was ashamed
and embarrassed.

Like most rape victims.

How lucky for your defense

he finally decided to talk
about his ordeal.

Do you know
what tea bagging is?

Do I want to?

Tyler Henry made his pledges
get on their knees

so he could rub his testicles
across their faces.

Disgusting, but not rape.

He sodomized Will
with a pledge paddle.

That is rape.

Can you prove it?

Of course not.
Because, conveniently,

your client killed
his alleged rapist.

You don't believe me?

Have your shrink
talk to him.

[Phone ringing]

Why do we have to do this?

My lawyer already
told you what happened?

(Huang)
Yeah. He said you and Tyler
went down to the basement

of the frat house,
where Tyler sodomized you.

Did he force you
to go down there?

No, he just grabbed
his paddle,

said it was time
to make me a man.

He ordered you to take
your pants down and quote:

"Assume the position."
And you did.

Why?

Pledge master says, "Jump,"
you say, "How high?"

So you were just going to take

whatever punishment
he dished out?

Even if it meant being
sodomized with a paddle?

Did you tell him
to stop?

No.

Why not?

I was afraid
he'd hurt me worse

if I complained.

Why didn't you quit?

I didn't want
to be a wuss.

But you quit later.

I was sick and tired
of his crap.

I didn't want to take it
anymore.

Is that why you killed him?

I didn't mean to.
He came over to my place.

He started yelling,
calling me a quitter,

pushing me around.

I thought he was
gonna rape me again.

So I grabbed a blender
and I hit him.

Will, he was just lying there.

Why did you sodomize him
with the violin bow?

I wanted to do to him
what he did to me.

Because you were
still angry?

Yes.

You let him rape you,
didn't you, Will?

Yes.

He's a text-book example
of rape trauma syndrome.

He was raped,
but like most victims

he blames himself

for not trying harder
to stop the attack.

Except Will didn't fight back.
All he had to do

to stop the alleged rape
was quit pledging.

And make himself
a social outcast.

None of his
frat rat buddies

would have gone
anywhere near him.

Doesn't get worse
for a scared freshman.

Initiation is all about

making the pledges
prove themselves as men.

If you fail,
you're not a man.

How does shoving a paddle up
his tailpipe prove anything?

It's about dominance.

Like a rapist wanting
to feel power over a woman.

Same reason they give
the pledges girls' names.

Okay, say Tyler
did sodomize Will.

Where's the paddle?

I'm not considering
a plea without proof.

We're gonna need warrants.

Search orders, phone records.

You'll have them.

But find the paddle,
or a corroborating witness.

Otherwise, I'm indicting Will
for Murder Two.

No way Tyler raped Will.

He went a little
medieval sometimes,

especially during
encounter sessions,

but he'd never do
something like that.

What's an encounter session?

Uh, Ty and one
of the brothers

would take a pledge down
to the basement.

They'd smack you around,

see how much
you'd put up with.

But someone
was always there with Ty

to make sure
it didn't get out of hand.

Someone like who?

L... I don't know.

They... they keep
the basement dark,

there's, uh,
there's loud music.

I'm... I'm sorry.
L... I got a midterm.

[People chattering]

He doesn't want to get
the brothers in trouble.

If he keeps lyin' about
what happened
in that frat house,

he's the one
who's going to be in trouble.

I'll talk to him.

You do whatever you have
to do. But I'm telling you,

if he doesn't start
cooperating with us,

Nathan's gonna
wind up in jail.

That was Fin.
The lab found nothing

on the paddles that were
seized from the frat.

They've searched
Xander Henry's apartment.

Tyler spent a lot of time
there with his dad.

There's nothing there,
either.

Both the alleged victim
and his best friend say
there was no rape.

(Stabler)
Nathan's covering.
He's still trying to show

his frat buddies
what a stand-up guy he is.

There is no case here.
Why are we even debating this?

We're waiting on the LUDs
from both places.

Elliot.

[People chattering]

Is everything okay?

I got what you wanted.

What is this?

The Tau Omega
initiation ledger.

They keep a journal of what
they do to the pledges.

This one goes back
to the '70s.

Did you steal this?

It has everything you need
to know to nail the Taus.

I can't accept it.
It's all here.

And not just
pledging stuff, either.

It's like
an instruction manual.

"Spike a girl's beer
with grain alcohol

"and watch
her eyes roll over.

"Tell her she can
sleep it off upstairs

"and let the games begin.
Just make sure

you dress her again
when you're done."

Please. Just read it.

We've made cases before
with stolen evidence.

Okay.

Let's roll the dice.

"I think we cracked
Pledge Susie's skull tonight

"playing hammer ball.

"We couldn't wake him up,

so we dumped him
outside the ER."

Where did this come from?

An informant.

Every entry's
worse than the last.

It's like each pledge class

wanted to outdo
the one before it.

"Pledge Kathy
was being a weenie tonight,

"so we showed him
what we do to weenies.

"He'll crap blood tomorrow,

but we'll make
a man out of him yet."

That entry's dated the day
Will Caray says he was raped.

This wasn't an initiation.
This is pure sadism.

We should close
these idiots down.

Does the ledger
give any names?

Just frat pseudonyms.

And what's Tyler's?

The Pledge Master is referred
to as Brother Dahmer.

Oh, that's cute.

What do you want
to do, Counselor?

Well, I was wrong about
Will's rape trauma defense.

I'll plead him out. Man Two.
And with this evidence,

he'll probably get
five years probation.

It's getting off
pretty easy for murder.

If Will Caray was a woman
who killed her rapist,

would it be an issue?

The question is,
what do we do about the frat?

And Tyler Henry's
already been punished.

He's dead. But you know I bet
he didn't act alone.

You're right.
Day of Will's rape,

two frat boys ran
the initiation.

Brother Dahmer
and Brother Kong.

Who's Brother Kong?

He's the guy
who's been writing
in the ledger this year.

Let's get him.
Even if he guarded the door,

he's still an accessory
to rape.

Will should be able
to tell us his real name.

Yes. So should Nathan Angeli.

I told you,

I don't know anything
about Will being raped.

Nathan, do you know
anything about pledges

being dragged unconscious
to the hospital?

No.

A copy of the Tau Omega
initiation ledger.

"We dumped Pledge Susie
by the ER doors.

"Pledge Nancy
dropped his legs twice

"so I had to take
a hockey stick

to his knuckles."

You were Pledge Nancy.

We're not discussing a deal

until I've had a chance
to look through that.

Knock yourself out.

Your client knows
exactly what it says.

You're already on the hook

for helping Will dump
Tyler Henry's body.

That's hindering prosecution,
two and a third to seven.

With this,
I've got a shot at assault,

depraved indifference,

maybe even conspiracy
to commit rape.

[Panting]

You gotta help me out.

What are you offering?

Suspended sentence.
No jail time.

In exchange

for Nathan's testimony
against the fraternity.

[Sighing]

You've got a deal.

Good.

Who is Brother Kong?

[Clearing throat]

Rob.

Rob Sweeney.

(Rob)
Drink! Drink! Drink! Drink!
Faster! Faster! Faster!

Detectives, you want a beer?

Anybody who doesn't
wanna be arrested

for underage drinking,
I suggest you leave now.

Rob Sweeney,
you're under arrest

for aggravated sexual abuse.

I didn't abuse anybody.

What do you call
beating up a pledge
with a hockey stick?

Pledge hockey?

You have the right
to remain silent, smart-ass.

You give that up,
anything you say

will be used against you
in the court of law.

You have the right
to an attorney.

In the unlikely event
that Daddy can't
afford one for you,

the court
will appoint one to you.

Weren't you people ever young?
Don't you know the difference

between a harmless prank
and assault?

Why don't you
explain it to me?

But speak up

'cause I'm starting
to lose my hearing.

Not another word, Rob.

I want to see
your arrest warrant.

Mr. Henry, you can't
represent this client.

Why?

Because I might
expose the fact

that you cut a sweetheart deal
with a murderer,

and now you've decided
to prosecute an innocent kid?

No. Because Mr. Sweeney's
abuse of Will led directly

to your son's death.

That's a clear conflict
of interest.

(Xander)
She's letting
my son's killer go.

Mr. Henry can't be
an objective advocate.

He has a personal stake
in this.

He's the murder victim's
father,

he's representing
the interests of his son.

It's incentive,
not conflict.

My son would want
his best friend acquitted

and his killer's
ludicrous defense discredited.

There's no
diverging interest.

He's right.
But it's your call,
Mr. Sweeney.

The court will grant you
a continuance

if you want to find
a new attorney.

I don't, Your Honor.

The record will show
Mr. Sweeney

waived his right
to alternate counsel.

Is there anything else?

Motion to suppress
the Tau Omega ledger

as an illegal seizure,
Your Honor.

Det. Stabler received
the ledger from an informant...

Alicia Morley,
who broke into the Tau House

and vandalized it
to the tune of $4,000

and stole the ledger.

Even if the ledger had
been stolen,

that doesn't automatically
make it inadmissible.

It is inadmissible
if she was acting
as an agent of the police.

Alicia came to the police
on her own.

After Det. Stabler told her
to do whatever she had to

to help the police
make their case.

Which means she was acting
under his direction.

Which means
the ledger is inadmissible.

(Preston)
I agree.

Motion to suppress granted.

The ledger is out.

Tyler's dad came to see me.

He said I was gonna
get arrested

for stealing the ledger.

I freaked.

I told him I was just doing
what you told me.

Oh, I didn't tell you
to steal anything.

And I sure as hell
didn't tell you

to vandalize
the fraternity.

I swear,
I didn't wreck the place.

Then who did?

I don't know. Tyler's dad said
I was going to go to jail.

I'm sorry.

I was just trying to help.

I think the brothers
vandalized their house

and made it look
like a break-in.

Well, criminal trespass
is just a slap on the wrist.

Felony vandalism
on the other hand

buys you three years
in jail.

Xander scares
Alicia into saying

I told her to steal
the ledger,
makes the ledger disappear.

Then you gotta
challenge her statement.

Tell the court you never
told Alicia to steal anything.
Olivia will back you.

Alicia goes to jail
for trying to help us.
I don't think so.

Without the ledger,
all we have is the testimonies
of Nathan and Will.

And they've seen
Sweeney in action.

Let them just
paint the picture
for the jury.

Oh, the word
of two fallen pledges

against the all-American
fraternity.

Xander Henry
will say they're lying.

I can't prove otherwise.
I lose.

Casey, Rob Sweeney
enjoys causing pain.

This is a bad guy
who needs to be put away.

I-I'll do what I can.

But in the meantime,
you and Olivia

keep looking, all right.
Find me something I can use

to nail the bastard.

[People chattering]

(Will)
Rob would make us
stand naked in the snow.

He'd hit us
with hockey sticks.

Kick us sometimes.

A couple of guys
wound up in the ER.

How was
Tyler Henry involved?

Tyler was Pledge Master.

He made sure
we did everything

Rob told us to do.

Tell the jury what happened
on the night of December 5.

Rob and Tyler took me
to the basement.

Rob said they wanted to see
if I was man enough

to take a good paddling.

So I took my pants down
and Ty paddled me.

(Novak)
What did the defendant do?

(Will)
He kicked me, he flicked
lit cigarettes at me,

said, "Hit him harder,
hit him harder."

When Tyler wouldn't,
he grabbed the paddle.

And he called me a queer.

What did he do then?

He grabbed the paddle,

and he turned it around
and stuck the handle in me.

He was like:

"Are you gonna quit now, fag?
Are you gonna quit now?"

When he was finished,

I heard Ty tell him
that I was bleeding.

(Novak)
What did Mr. Sweeney
have to say about that?

He said, "What do you expect
from a woman?"

Thank you.
Nothing further.

Why did you kill Tyler?

I was afraid
he was going to rape me again.

But you just said that
it was Rob who raped you.

Why be afraid of Tyler?

Because he was
a part of it.

He did whatever
Rob told him to.

Well, if Tyler
didn't rape you,

then why did you
tell your lawyer that he did?

Because I didn't want
to get Rob in trouble.

So you lied?

(Will)
Yes.

And you told the same lie

to the police psychiatrist,
Dr. Huang?

Yes.

And now you're lying
to the jury?

No, I'm telling the truth.

Truth is, you cut
a deal with the police,

and you'll tell any lie,

blame anyone,
just to save your own skin.

Objection.

(Xander)
Withdrawn.

Nothing further.

While you were pledging
Tau Omega, please describe

what the defendant
would make you do.

Push-ups, jumping jacks,
stuff like that.

Push-ups, jumping jacks...

What else?

That... that was basically it.

(Novak)
You were never paddled?

Or forced to stand
in the snow?

Or made to drink
until you threw up?

I wasn't forced. L... I did it
because I wanted to.

Your Grand Jury testimony:

"We had to stand
in the snow so long,

"I thought
I'd freeze to death.

Rob made us drink so much,
I puked for three days."

You were forced
to do these things.

Or are you changing
your testimony?

No. No, we... we had to,
but it was... it was fun.

Rob didn't make us do
anything we weren't okay with.

What's that
on your jacket, Nathan?

It's my pledge pin.

You were invited back
to Tau Omega?

Yes.

As long as you didn't testify
against Rob Sweeney.

Objection.

(Preston)
Sustained.

(Novak)
Nothing further.

So Nathan changes his story
and you're gonna let him walk?

He violated the terms
of the deal.

No, he didn't lie.

He just gave a different
interpretation of events.

We can't arrest him.

Okay, so we've still got
the weekend.

What can we do?

I have to convince the jury
that Will Caray was raped,

and that Rob Sweeney did it.

But without another witness
or some physical evidence,

I'm sunk.

I called every single member
of that pledge class.

Nobody would talk.

(Stabler)
Checked out the LUDs.

Tau Omega's, Will and Henry's,
Tyler's home.

The only thing
that doesn't add up

is a bunch of calls
from the mortuary

to Xander Henry's home.

Six of them
in the last 48 hours.

Three weeks after the funeral.

Check it out.

I kept calling
and calling.

This jerk Henry
wouldn't return my messages.

What was so important?

We always double-check
with the family

before incinerating
any personals.

Personals?

Mementos people put
in the coffin.

Photos, letters,
that kind of thing.

Guy finally calls back
yesterday, says he
doesn't have time

to come down,
just burn everything.

Have you done it yet?

Waiting in line.
Be my guest.

[Car honking]

Letterman's jacket,
high-school yearbook.

Condoms.
"For the after-party."

Someone tried
to bleach it clean,

but it's your paddle,
all right.

I found traces
of blood and fecal matter

deep in the grain
of the wood.

Does it match
Will Caray?

It's definitely
his DNA.

That's my property.
You had no right to seize it.

And you told the funeral home
to burn it.

That makes it
discarded property.

We can do whatever
we want with that.

Have those lab results
faxed over to my office.

Thanks.

(Stabler)
Spin it any way you want.

You know Rob Sweeney's guilty.

I've known Rob
since he was a freshman.

He's a good kid.

He's a rapist.

You know that's some
nice ink on your arm.

How many men
in your platoon

got heat stroke
or broken bones

trying to earn that tattoo?

You were pushed
as far as you could go

so you would bond as a unit.

That's what
a fraternity is all about.

Rob Sweeney doesn't
give a damn about bonding.

You've read the ledger.

That's just talk.

He wrote down
exactly what he did,

and that paddle proves
he raped Will Caray,

and sent your son over
to his apartment

to beat on him some more.

Or was it you who told Tyler
to go over there?

Why would I do that?

You tell me. It's your
phone records that show

you spoke to your son twice
on the day he was murdered.

Did you call to give him

your little pep talk
on bonding?

What we talked about
is none of your business.

A Pledge Master whose pledge
quits on him.

That's got to be
the ultimate failure, huh?

So you told Tyler to bring
Will Caray back into the fold

any way he had to.

But Tyler didn't want to,
did he?

He knew Sweeney
had gone too far.

I didn't believe
what Ty was telling me.

Because you didn't know
what Sweeney was doing.

Now you do.

Sweeney caused
all of this.

Your son's death.

How can you defend him?

It's my job.

Mr. Sweeney,
have you seen this before?

That's Tyler Henry's
fraternity paddle.

Why was Will Caray's blood
found on the handle?

Tyler shoved the paddle
into Will.

Will Caray said
you sodomized him

with the paddle.

No. I tried to stop Ty.

Will was drunk.
He was confused.

Why did you put the paddle
in Tyler Henry's casket?

Ty loved his fraternity.
He would have wanted

to have been buried
with his paddle.

The police searched
Tau Omega for the paddle.

Why didn't you tell them
where it was?

I didn't want them
calling Ty a rapist

on top of everything else.

So you put the paddle
in his casket

to keep the police
from finding it?

Yes.

Because you knew
it implicated you

in the rape of Will Caray?

No, I was trying
to protect Ty.

Of course you were.

Nothing further.

Did Tyler Henry
rape Will Caray?

Yes.

As president
of the fraternity,

have you ever
intentionally hurt
one of your pledges?

No.

You've never made a pledge
stand for hours in the snow

or hit them
with a hockey stick?

No, never.

And you never instructed
one of the brothers

to physically hurt a pledge?

Sidebar, Your Honor.

The witness just denied

beating pledges
with a hockey stick,

but in the Tau Omega ledger
he said, and I quote:

"Pledge Nancy
dropped his legs twice,

so I had to take a hockey
stick to his knuckles."

The People move to readmit
the ledger in rebuttal.

The ledger was
illegally seized.

It's inadmissible.

It was until
you opened the door.

Then I'll withdraw
the question,

we'll strike
the witness's response.

You can't un-ring the bell,
Mr. Henry.

The ledger's back in.

Mr. Sweeney,
you have stated under oath

that it was Tyler Henry
who raped Will Caray.

Is that right?

Yes.

Please read
the highlighted passage.

Go ahead.

[Whispering]

Louder, please.
So the jury can hear you.

"Pledge Kathy was being
a weenie tonight,

"so we showed him
what we do to weenies.

"He'll crap blood tomorrow,

but we'll make a man
out of him yet."

Who was Pledge Kathy?

Will Caray.

Please continue.

"Pledge Master Dahmer

paddled Pledge Kathy
for about 20 minutes."

Pledge Master Dahmer
being Tyler Henry?

Yes.

"I kicked the pledge

"and I burned him
with my smoke,

"but he still wouldn't break.

"So I took the paddle.

"And I jammed it into him.

[Sniffs]

"Dahmer said to stop,
but I kept going

"until Pledge Kathy
cried like a girl.

"Dahmer saw
the kid was bleeding

"and he stopped me.

"Just like a bitch
to be on the rag

during initiation."

You wrote that entry,
didn't you?

(Novak)
Mr. Sweeney.

You raped Will Caray,
didn't you?

Yes.

You did it on purpose.

[People chattering]

Did what?

Let the ledger back in.

That would be
a breach of ethics.

Was it because
he called Tyler a rapist,

or because
he caused his death?

I defended my client
to the best of my abilities.

For what it's worth,

you did the right thing.

It really used to be
about brotherhood.