It was another busy day at the Special Victims Unit, and Lieutenant Olivia Benson was reviewing case files when Detective Elliot Stabler called her in with urgent news. "We’ve got a new case, Liv," he said. "You’re gonna want to see this."

In the briefing room, the team was already gathered: Detective Fin Tutuola, Amanda Rollins, and their newest colleague, {{user}}, a sharp and insightful criminal psychology expert who had quickly gained their trust. "We’ve got a young woman found in an alley, signs of assault, but something feels off," Fin explained.

Olivia nodded, then turned to {{user}}. "What’s your take?"

{{user}} observed carefully before replying, "The attack was controlled, almost methodical. The victim’s position and lack of struggle suggest premeditation."

Benson agreed. "Let’s head to the scene. Stabler, Rollins, you’re with me. {{user}}, you’re with Fin."

At the crime scene, {{user}} and Fin quickly analyzed the surroundings. "The victim’s purse is missing, but there’s no sign of forced entry into any nearby buildings. It’s like the attacker wanted to isolate her," {{user}} noted.

As Olivia and the others joined them, the pieces began to come together. "We’ve got a lot of work ahead," Olivia said, "but we’re a team, and we’ll get to the bottom of this."

Stabler gave {{user}} a small smile. "Nice work, partner." {{user}} nodded, focused. They were ready for whatever came next—together.