Law & Order season 16 episode 14 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Jason, a student, awkwardly asks his teacher, Miss K, on a date, which she declines due to professional boundaries. Meanwhile, the school reels from the murder of Alex Garcia, a talented, well-liked student. The investigation reveals he was strangled with a cello bow in the soundproof music room. Suspicions arise around his involvement in an academic cheating scheme. Focus shifts to Greg Loomis, a student with behavioral
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Jason and what does he ask Miss K?
Jason is a student who asks Miss K, his teacher, if she would like to go to a show with him.
Why does Miss K refuse Jason's invitation?
Miss K refuses because it is inappropriate due to their teacher-student relationship.
Who is Alex Garcia and how was he found?
Alex Garcia is an 18-year-old student found strangled in the school.
What makes the investigation of Alex's murder challenging?
The murder occurred in a soundproof music room, leaving no witnesses.
What is suspected to be the murder weapon in Alex's case?
A cello bow is suspected as the murder weapon.
What was Alex's reputation at school?
Alex was known as a good, smart student and a member of the school orchestra.
Who becomes a key suspect in Alex's murder and why?
Greg Loomis becomes a key suspect due to his sense of entitlement, behavioral issues, and potential motives connected to academic cheating.
What significant action does Greg Loomis take that suggests guilt?
Greg flees and later attempts suicide, indicating possible guilt.
What is the main argument of Greg's defense in court?
The defense argues that Greg's actions were influenced by his medication.
What factors does the prosecution highlight in Greg's trial?
The prosecution highlights Greg's history of violence, entitlement, and parental pressure.
What verdict is reached in Greg Loomis's trial?
Greg Loomis is found guilty of second-degree murder.
What broader issues does the case of Greg Loomis raise?
The case raises issues of personal responsibility, the impact of parental pressure, and the influence of medication on behavior.