Law & Order: Special Victims Unit season 23 episode 16 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Detective Joe Velasco from New York's Special Victims Unit investigates a case involving Lisa, who accuses Jackson Wright, CEO of a dating app, of assault. The case becomes complex as other victims of Jackson are discovered, but their reluctance to press charges and conflicting testimonies complicate the trial. Despite these challenges,
Full Episode S23E16 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the focus of the New York City Special Victims Unit?
Investigating sexually based offenses.
Who is Jackson Wright?
CEO and founder of the dating app, Mr. Wright Now, later rebranded to Mr. Wright Forever.
Why was Mr. Wright Now rebranded to Mr. Wright Forever?
To focus on building relationships based on trust and safety.
What incident involves Detective Joe Velasco and Lisa?
Lisa, intoxicated, accuses Velasco of assaulting her, but he was trying to help her.
What does Lisa reveal to Captain Benson?
She was assaulted by Jackson Wright, CEO of the dating app.
How does the SVU team respond to Lisa's claim against Jackson?
They investigate and find other potential victims of Jackson.
What complicates Lisa's case against Jackson Wright?
Other victims are reluctant to press charges, and Cress's actions cast doubt on Lisa's testimony.
What is revealed about Jackson Wright during the trial?
His aggressive behavior and impact on his victims.
What is the outcome of the trial against Jackson Wright?
Jackson Wright is found guilty of rape in the first degree.
How does the SVU team feel about the case's resolution?
They reflect on the complexity and the impact of the case on everyone involved.