Law & Order season 19 episode 12 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
A complex case unfolds when Sergeant Scott Waylon, grappling with personal financial crises, initiates a hostage situation. The investigation leads to a dead body in his apartment, tying into a larger plot of high-value presidential memorabilia theft. Central to the case is McIntyre, obsessed with proving he is JFK's illegitimate son, driving his involvement in the theft and eventual murder. Despite intricate conspiracies and connections, the episode culminates with McIntyre confessing to his role, choosing jail as a Kennedy over freedom as a regular individual.
Full Episode S19E12 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Detective Lou Cavello?
Detective Lou Cavello is a police officer involved in negotiating with Scott during the hostage situation.
What is the main plot of this episode?
The main plot involves unraveling a complex case starting from a hostage situation, leading to the discovery of a murder connected to the theft of presidential memorabilia.
Who is Sergeant Scott Waylon?
Sergeant Scott Waylon is the perpetrator of the hostage situation, facing personal financial troubles and eviction.
What discovery is made at Scott Waylon's apartment?
A dead body is discovered in the closet at Scott Waylon's apartment, sparking a new direction in the investigation.
What role does the strip club play in the investigation?
The strip club is where Scott Waylon worked as a bouncer, revealing his financial desperation and potential connections in the case.
Who is Norman Lukovitch?
Norman Lukovitch is a collector of presidential memorabilia and the dead man found in Scott's closet.
How does Ian Dryden fit into the case?
Ian Dryden is connected to the strip club and is suspected of being involved in the presidential memorabilia theft.
What is the significance of presidential memorabilia in this episode?
Presidential memorabilia is central to the case, involving high-value items that connect various characters in the plot.
Who is McIntyre and what is his obsession?
McIntyre is a character obsessed with proving he is JFK's illegitimate son, which drives his involvement in the memorabilia theft.
How does the case resolve for McIntyre?
McIntyre admits his role in the conspiracy, choosing jail as a Kennedy over his life as a toilet salesman.
What was the financial scam that affected Scott Waylon?
Scott Waylon and his wife were victims of a Nigerian email scam, losing all their savings.
What is the Kennedy connection in the case?
The Kennedy connection involves McIntyre's belief that he is JFK's son, influencing his actions in the case.
Was Scott Waylon involved in the murder of Norman Lukovitch?
Yes, Scott Waylon was involved in Norman Lukovitch's murder, tied to the theft of the presidential memorabilia.
Did McIntyre get proof of his Kennedy lineage?
It's implied that McIntyre did not get concrete proof of his Kennedy lineage, despite his efforts and beliefs.
What is the fate of the JFK hair sample?
The JFK hair sample is central to McIntyre's case but ultimately becomes moot as the case is resolved with McIntyre's confession.
