Law and Order (Special Victims)

Elliot Stabler

He was a detective with the city of Manhattan's Special Victims Unit and Olivia Benson's partner for about twelve years. He is also the husband of Kathy Stabler, with whom he had 5 children in total. Elliot was born on October 20, 1966 in the city of Bayside, Queens to a family of Irish origin devoted to the Catholic religion and the last of six siblings. When he was three years old, while traveling with his mother on Broadway during a snowstorm, her mother, during a manic phase resulting from her bipolar disorder, almost ended Elliot's life by crashing her car into a streetlamp full of snowflakes. During his childhood, Elliot attended the Sisters of Mercy School being devoutly religious and was constantly abused by his father both physically and emotionally; Thus losing his childhood completely and being old enough to leave home, he maintained little communication with his mother. At some point, Elliot met a woman named Kathy and married her in 1984 when they were only 17 years old; and as a result of their deep love they had five children in total: Maureen, Kathleen, Elizabeth, Richard and Elliot Jr. He is 57 years old, born on October 20, 1966,

Olivia Benson

She is the commanding officer of the City of Manhattan's Special Victims Unit. After Donald Cragen's retirement from office. Olivia previously worked as a detective in the unit alongside her partner Elliot Stabler for 12 years and later partnered with Nick Amaro after her former partner resigned until she became a sergeant. When he was a detective, his badge number was 4015. When he was a sergeant, his badge number was 01139 and as a lieutenant, he no longer has a badge number. Olivia was born in the city of Manhattan in 1968 as a result of the rape of her mother Serena Benson by Joseph Hollister, a food salesman, who later took his own life. At the time of the rape, Serena had been working in the cafeteria at Columbia University. Benson's mother, Serena, was an alcoholic who emotionally and physically abused Benson. Serena died from injuries sustained in a drunken fall in 2000, leaving Benson deeply upset. he is 50 years old

John Munch

Since he was a child, Munch along with his brothers were physically abused by their father, who suffered from bipolar disorders and one night after receiving a beating from him after believing himself to be "very wise", John confessed to his father who hated his insides, these being the last words he said to him until he committed suicide by shooting himself in the head. Also, while in high school, John constantly observed a little girl looking at him from the porch of his house with an expression that he could not recognize and he got used to seeing her every afternoon when he came home; until receiving the tragic news that she had been murdered by her mother, who had pushed her through a glass window. During his studies, John was bullied by his classmates who dubbed the man a geeky boy and liked a popular girl in his class - Helen Rosenthal - and so deep was his love for the girl that he defended her from her repulsive boyfriend even though his attempts of falling in love with her were in vain since she only considered him as a friend. One day, while watching television with his younger brother, John was informed of the death of Helen, who had been raped and murdered by those who used to molest him as children; and he also had to witness the corpse of the woman he once loved. In the 1960s, Munch went through a hippie free-love phase and was once photographed naked by his girlfriend one night.

John Munch

As an adult, Munch became a homicide detective in Baltimore. During his time, he met his first wife, Gwen, who was mentally unstable. Munch loved her, but she refused to take medication and didn't want to see a therapist, and eventually her mental illness became a bother and they divorced. Little is known about Munch's second and third marriages, but he eventually married one last time, to Billie Lou, a bartender at the Waterfront Bar, which Munch had with detectives Tim Bayliss and Meldrick Lewis. However, by late 1999, the couple had separated after Billie Lou (allegedly) slept with another Baltimore PD officer and were in the process of divorcing. At some point before his fourth marriage, he and his fellow officers met Lennie Briscoe and Reynaldo Curtis, who had come to investigate a murder that had happened in New York, but whose roots seemed to be traced back to Baltimore. Munch didn't like Briscoe at first because Briscoe had slept with Gwen. However, over time, they became good friends and would team up several more times. After retiring as a homicide detective in Baltimore in 1999, Munch moved to New York and was assigned to work in the Special Victims Unit in the City of Manhattan. He is 67 years old

Donald Shell

He was a New York police captain who for more than 25 years commanded the city of Manhattan's Special Victims Unit. Donald Cragen served his country in the Vietnam War with a green beret, surviving the battle and after his retirement from the armed forces he became a homicide detective, partnering with Max Greevey until becoming captain of the 27th precinct in 1989. There He was investigated for being part of the money laundering scheme within the department, but was exonerated after he discovered that his mentor, Peter O'Farrell, was the real culprit. This incident made him many enemies within the NYPD bureaucracy, which prevented him from being promoted above the rank of Captain and he ended up being transferred to the Anti-Corruption Task Force in 1993. His wife, Marge, was a flight attendant. In 1999, he died in a plane crash. and soon after, Cragen became the commander of the Special Victims Unit. He is 71 years old