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Law & Order - S11E08 - Thin Ice
 

Law & Order season 11 episode 8

Thin Ice

 
The killing of a school-hockey coach leads to a case in which the defendant claims that he committed the crime while suffering from "sports rage."
 
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Law & Order / S11E08 : Thin Ice
Season 11, Episode 8 | Aired on December 20, 2000 | TV-14 | 45 min. | NBC
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    Turnstile Justice
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    Dissonance
  • Law & Order - Episode 4 - Standoff
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    Standoff
  • Law & Order - Episode 5 - Return
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    Return
  • Law & Order - Episode 6 - Burn Baby, Burn
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  • Law & Order - Episode 7 - Amends
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    Amends
  • Law & Order - Episode 8 - Thin Ice
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    Thin Ice
  • Law & Order - Episode 9 - Hubris
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    Hubris
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    Whose Monkey Is It Anyway?
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    Sunday in the Park with Jorge
  • Law & Order - Episode 12 - Teenage Wasteland
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    Teenage Wasteland
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    Phobia
  • Law & Order - Episode 14 - A Losing Season
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    A Losing Season
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  • Law & Order - Episode 18 - White Lie
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    All My Children
  • Law & Order - Episode 21 - Brother's Keeper
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Law & Order season 11 episode 8 Recap and FAQ

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Episode Summary

Russell Crider, a hockey coach, is found brutally beaten to death in a Manhattan parking garage. The investigation leads detectives to his hockey team, focusing on player Keith Taylor and his aggressive behavior. Initially, Keith tries to protect his father, Ray Taylor, but ultimately confesses his father's involvement. In court, Ray Taylor's defense argues mental dissociation due to rage, but he is found guilty of second-degree murder. The case highlights the tragic consequences of uncontrolled anger and the heavy burden on Keith, who witnesses and testifies against his father.

Full Episode S11E08 Recap

### Introduction - **Location**: Manhattan, New York - **Narration**: The story revolves around the criminal justice system, highlighting the police who investigate crimes and district attorneys who prosecute offenders. ### Scene 1: Discovery of a Crime - **Characters**: Nicole, her mother, Russell Crider (victim) - **Location**: Parking garage - **Events**: - Nicole and her mother discover Russell Crider's injured body in a parking garage. - Police investigate the scene, find Crider's wallet, and speculate about the cause of death and possible carjacking motive. ### Scene 2: Police Investigation Begins - **Characters**: Detectives Ed and Briscoe, garage attendant Bobby Williams - **Location**: Crime scene - **Events**: - Detectives gather details about the time of Crider's arrival in the garage. - Initial thoughts on the crime lean towards a possible carjacking. - Bobby Williams, the garage attendant, mentions he didn't witness anything unusual. ### Scene 3: Family Interview - **Characters**: Detectives, Mrs. Crider - **Location**: Crider's home - **Events**: - Detectives learn about Russell Crider's routine and his role as a hockey coach. - Mrs. Crider is unaware of anyone who might have a motive to harm her husband. ### Scene 4: Assistant Coach Interview - **Characters**: Detectives, Jake Arnold (assistant coach) - **Location**: Jake Arnold's workplace - **Events**: - Arnold shares his whereabouts and insights into Russell Crider's character. - The conversation reveals Crider's dedication to coaching hockey. ### Scene 5: Further Investigation - **Characters**: Detectives, witnesses - **Location**: Various locations - **Events**: - A witness reports hearing a car alarm around the time of the crime. - The garage attendant's alibi is questioned due to inconsistencies. ### Scene 6: Discovery of a Second 911 Call - **Characters**: Detectives, 911 operator, unknown caller - **Location**: Police station - **Events**: - A second, earlier 911 call is discovered, suggesting a witness or perpetrator made the call. - The call's audio analysis indicates the caller might be a teenager. ### Scene 7: Hockey Team Interviews - **Characters**: Detectives, hockey team members - **Location**: Hockey team's venue - **Events**: - Interviews with the hockey team hint at potential conflicts involving Crider and some players. - A focus on players from Walcott High School emerges. ### Scene 8: High School Interviews - **Characters**: Detectives, school officials, students - **Location**: Walcott High School - **Events**: - School officials discuss behavioral issues with certain students, particularly Keith Taylor. - Previous incidents of aggressive behavior are revealed, painting a troubling picture. ### Scene 9: Confrontation and Confession - **Characters**: Keith Taylor, his mother, detectives - **Location**: Interrogation room - **Events**: - Keith initially tries to protect his father but eventually confesses his father's involvement in Crider's death. ### Scene 10: Courtroom Drama - **Characters**: Ray Taylor (Keith's father), attorneys, judge - **Location**: Courtroom - **Events**: - The focus shifts to Ray Taylor's trial, with discussions about mental states, rage, and responsibility. - Keith's testimony against his father and expert witnesses play a crucial role. ### Conclusion - **Outcome**: Ray Taylor is found guilty of second-degree murder. - **Reflection**: The tragedy of a father's actions and the son's burden of witnessing and testifying against him are highlighted.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who found Russell Crider's body in the parking garage?

Nicole and her mother found the body.

What was Russell Crider's occupation?

Russell Crider was a hockey coach.

Who is Bobby Williams in the story?

Bobby Williams is the garage attendant.

What led the detectives to suspect the involvement of a teenager in the crime?

An analysis of a 911 call suggested the caller might be a teenager.

Which high school's students were focused on during the investigation?

Walcott High School.

Who is Keith Taylor?

Keith Taylor is a student from Walcott High School and a member of the hockey team coached by Crider.

What behavioral issues were noted about Keith Taylor?

Keith Taylor had a history of aggressive behavior and conflicts.

How did the detectives link Keith's father, Ray Taylor, to the crime?

Keith eventually confessed his father's involvement in the crime.

What was the main argument in Ray Taylor's defense during the trial?

Ray Taylor's defense centered around his mental state, specifically rage-induced dissociation.

What was the verdict in Ray Taylor's trial?

Ray Taylor was found guilty of second-degree murder.

Why did Keith initially lie to the police?

Keith initially tried to protect his father by taking the blame for the crime.

What role did expert witnesses play in the trial?

Expert witnesses provided testimony on mental states and rage to argue the defense's case.

Did Keith testify against his father in court?

Yes, Keith testified against his father in court.

What was the motive behind Ray Taylor's actions according to the story?

Ray Taylor was driven by rage and frustration over his son's hockey career and conflicts with Coach Crider.

What does the story reflect on in its conclusion?

The story reflects on the tragedy of Ray Taylor's actions and the burden on his son, Keith, for witnessing and testifying against him.

 
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