Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

The Special Victims Unit investigates a sexual assault involving two pupils at a special‑needs school. While questioning the case, Detective Rollins discovers that one child's medical issues are linked to an unexpected source, adding a further complication to the investigation.

Pathological is a television programme presented in the format of an episode. It falls under the genre of an episode within a broader series, offering a self‑contained story that fits within the show’s overall structure. It’s broadcast as part of the series’ regular lineup, identified simply as an episode of the Pathological series. In this installment, the Special Victims Unit takes on a sexual assault investigation centred on two pupils attending a special‑needs school. The case brings the detectives into a learning environment that caters for children with additional requirements, and the alleged assault involves both of the students. Both children are described as being under the school’s care, and they’re central to the inquiry. Detective Rollins leads the inquiry, probing the circumstances surrounding the alleged attack. As she’s following the evidence, she uncovers an unexpected element linked to the health problems of one of the children. The unexpected element proves to be a key factor in understanding the child’s condition, pointing to a source that had not been considered at the outset of the investigation. The revelation that the child’s medical issues arise from this surprising source adds a further layer to the case, prompting Rollins to reassess the evidence and the possible motives involved. This twist influences the direction of the investigation, shaping the way the detectives approach the resolution of the assault allegations. Ultimately, the investigation aims to bring clarity to the assault claims while addressing the health concerns revealed.