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When Janet Silver kidnaps her daughter from from the mall, Logan and Briscoe are sent in to investigate and learn that she committed the crime with the assistance of a children's help organisation after going to them with fears that the father was sexually abusing the little girl. Add a recap »

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Writers:: Wendell Rawls Robert Nathan Wendell Rawls

Director:: Charlie Correll

Stars:: Dann Florek (Capt. Don Cragen); Richard Brooks (A.D.A. Paul Robinette); Michael Moriarty (Exec. A.D.A. Ben Stone); Steven Hill (D.A. Adam Schiff); Jerry Orbach (Det. Lennie Briscoe); Chris Noth (Det. Mike Logan); Carolyn McCormick (Dr. Elizabeth Olivet)

Guest Star:: Madeline Zima (Samantha Silver); Bruce Kirkpatrick (Mark Sanders); Melinda Wade (Leslie Silver); Olga Merediz (Martha Gonzales); John Ramsey (Judge Walter Schreiber); Carol Woods (Polly Fairfield); Clebert Ford (Building Superintendent); Peter Von Berg (Ned Halley); Elizabeth Bove (Sally Birke); Lindsay Rodio (Jennifer); Sam Josepher (Saleswoman); Richard Litt (Sergeant); David Medina (Rafael); Joseph Amodei (Joe Bova); Nora Elcar (Jury Forewoman); John Fiore (Tony Profaci); Robert Emmett (II) (Harold Zorn); Lucille Rivin (Myra Fischer); Barry Primus (Gary Silver); Michael Maguire (Nicholas Teller); Brian Markinson (David Preston); Anna Kathryn Holbrook (Janet Silver); James Murtaugh (Dr. Jenner); Joyce Van Patten (Ramona Stark); Matthew Sussman (Alan Fischer)

Adam Schiff's grandson played Little League baseball. edit »

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This episode appears to be ripped from the headlines of the Faye Yaeger case. Yaeger helped children and their mothers hide from alleged sexual abuse. But she was also accused of abducting children and encouraging them to make false allegations. edit »
Gary Silver: You'll destroy my daughter's life and for what? Public scandal, page six?

"Page Six" refers to a popular gossip column in the New York Post. edit »