Trisha LaFache

Survivors of a Boise high school massacre return to remember the event 10 years later, but the BAU team is called in when a new killer with a similar style targets the survivors. Also, Hotch is worried that his son, Jack, may be a victim of school bullying.

Melody Quinn (Mam Smith) is a prostitute who's talking on her cell phone after a busy night. Suddenly, a car approaches and runs her over. When the cops get there, her purse and coat are gone and in addition to being run over, she's been raped and brutally beaten. The 911 call from an uptown payphone gives them clues - the prints of a cop who is part of the Joint Terrorism Task Force. His Lieutenant is hesitant to let the SVU team interview him because he is working undercover, but he finally agrees and it turns out the cop overheard the cell phone conversation that occurred before the hit and run, so he broke cover to call an ambulance. Stabler (Christopher Meloni), meanwhile, has his son Dickie (Jeffrey Scaperrotta) at the precinct, and Dickie says that the crime scene photos look just like a hot new video game that he plays called NtenCity. Sure enough, the murder was a direct copy of the game.

Parker's delinquent past resurfaces when NCIS is called to Philadelphia to investigate the death of a Navy petty officer.

While Andre and Pete train for a marathon and Taco finds a new career, Kevin’s head to head matchup gets personal.

Church parishioners drop dead after drinking spiked punch, then detectives link the crime to three angst-ridden teenagers.