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| 'Identity' was inspired by David Reimer, a Canadian born as a boy but raised as a girl after this kind of surgery performed on a male sex organ was botched. | |
| An Italian diplomat arrested after a hotel maid claims he sexually assaulted her was the featured case in the season eleven premiere and was inspired by this IMF leader. | |
| The son of the NYPD chief Raymond Kelly, Greg, was accused of rape in 2012. He was the host of Good Day New York on the local affiliate of this big name news channel. | |
| 'Rescue' was in part based on a 2010 scandal at this North Carolina university where student Karen Owen wrote a faux sex thesis rating her partners over the years. | |
| With a rape case in the U.S. Navy occurs in 'Goliath', the detectives believe that were under the influence of a drug like Mefloquine, which treats which disease? | |
| The season four episode 'Soulless' featured a juvenile murder inspired by Jesse Pomeroy, who was how many years old when he committed first degree murder? | |
| The season twelve premiere 'Locum' was inspired by this girl, who was kidnapped in 1991 by a registered sex offender and his wife and held for eighteen years. | |
| The season ten episode 'Baggage' featured a young mother inspired by this Florida woman who was accused of killing her young daughter to maintain her party lifestyle. | |
| A legal expert in 'Vanity's Bonfire' was modeled after this 2004 and 2008 presidential candidate whose cancer-striken wife Elizabeth and mistress Rielle Hunter were also portrayed. | |
| In the season seventeen premiere crossover episode with Chicago P.D., this Long Island serial killer serves as the basis for character Dr. Gregory Yates. | |
| Dave Duerson, a football player on these teams, was the inspiration for a character in 'Spiraling Down' who also committed suicide as a result of his head trauma known as CTE. | |
| Inspired by the 'kids for cash' scandal in this state, the episode 'Crush' featured a plotline involving a judge receiving kickbacks for imposing harsh penalties on juveniles. | |
