Law & Order: Organized Crime spoilers: What to expect in Season 3, Episode 20
Law & Order: Organized Crime is preparing for the last episodes of Season 3. Here are the Law & Order: Organized Crime spoilers for Season 3, Episode 20.
The last Law & Order: Organized Crime was a wild adventure as the team had to defend Diya (Karen David), a diplomat from India who was in New York to address the United Nations. It was speculated it would be on India’s position regarding the war in Ukraine, which could shift that conflict.
When Diya was attacked, the team had to figure out who was responsible, with Russia the obvious culprit. It turned out someone had stolen some top-secret U.S. military technology and the team eventually zeroed in on Diya’s aide.
However, when taking her to the airport, Stabler figured out Diya herself was behind this, on orders from her government. He agreed to let her save face, claiming to have “found” the missing chips but would face a hash fate when she returned home empty-handed.
Meanwhile, Stabler had to deal with his mother, Bernadette (Ellen Burstyn), clearly losing her mental faculties. Despite their reluctance, they both knew the time had come to put Bernadette in a nursing home and had a tearful meeting about it.
That sets up another episode this week that has the team on an intriguing mystery.
Law & Order: Organized Crime spoilers for Season 3, Episode 20
“Pareto Principle” has the team working with the Feds on a case connected to a string of robberies. However, they face a major problem in that the chief suspect has a rock-solid alibi of being in jail. They thus have to figure out what’s really going on.
This looks to be a good stand-alone episode before the big season finale links with Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and some exciting turns to come.
"“The Feds call in Bell and Stabler when they suspect a gruesome murder could be connected to a string of bank robberies. When a DNA match is tied to a suspect with the perfect alibi, the team struggles to make a case against him.”"
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