Will Eli Stabler Be Found on 'Law & Order: Organized Crime' Before the End of the Fall Finale?

Dec. Nine 2021, Published 7:56 p.m. ET

Fans of the L&O universe are in for a treat because for the fall finales airing on Dec. 9, Special Victims Unit and Organized Crime are crossing over because the franchise celebrates the holidays. In the SVU episode, Richard Wheatley (Dylan McDermott) is standing trial for the loss of life of Elliot Stabler's wife, Kathy (Isabel Gillies). Audiences will see rigidity amongst the unit once they in finding out that former ADA Rafael Barba (Raúl Esparza) is in fact protecting the crime lord.

Everyone can be fascinated about how the trial's outcome will impact Stabler (Christopher Meloni), especially his boss Sergeant Ayanna Bell (Danielle Moné Truitt). This trial is the one likelihood each squads must keep Wheatley accountable for the entirety he has done and stay him behind bars since the entire different fees in opposition to him had been dropped. The evening ends with the second half of the crossover on Organized Crime, dubbed "The Christmas Episode."

This episode may have a wholly other vibe than SVU. For starters, Oliva Benson (Mariska Hargitay) and the task drive come to the help of Elliot when his youngest son, Eli (Nicky Torchia), is going lacking while Wheatley is brooding about his future. It indubitably does not seem like a coincidence that Eli has been taken in the middle of this massive court case. Keep reading to find out who will have in all probability taken Stabler's son.

Who took Eli Stabler on 'Law & Order: Organized Crime'?

Since the loss of life of Stabler's wife, his complete family, including his youngest son, Eli's international has been became solely upside down. Eli, for a while, went to head reside together with his older sister Maureen Stabler (Autumn Mirassou) when his father was having a troublesome time dealing with the death of his wife, but after a few months, he went to go live along with his father again. In Season 2 of Organized Crime, lovers haven't noticed much of Eli as a result of his dad has been off running an undercover case.

When audience have observed the teenager, he appeared slightly withdrawn. In Episode 5, Stabler's mother, Bernadette (Ellen Burstyn), and Eli had been getting used to living under the similar roof with one another. During the episode, Bernadette became hysterical when she noticed that she most effective had three pills disregarded of 25. She informed Elliot that Eli had stolen them, however he didn't imagine her. Eli did steal his grandmother's prescription and gave them to his buddy.

When Benson visited Elliot, Eli left the home after being in the bathroom, and after hearing one thing drop from the restroom, she found Berndatte's tablets and let her and Elliot know what was going on. After the pill episode, Eli did not talk to his grandmother and turned into grouchy in opposition to his family, complaining to his dad that he is by no means house. When Elliot used to be in spite of everything completed along with his undercover case, Eli was satisfied to have him back, but Stabler couldn't help however surprise what's going on with his son.

Will his disappearance have anything to do with the trouble he is been in in recent years or is that this Wheatley's doing? Maybe Eli disappeared on his personal as a result of he's still seeking to handle his mother's demise and the entire new changes in his existence. In an interview with ET, Danielle Moné Truitt mentioned the crossover and shared, "It's hard for me to even talk about because I don't want to give anything away. But people are going to be like, 'Oh, OK. I didn't see that coming.' It's that type of episode."

We can not wait to determine who took Eli, and expectantly, he will be discovered safe and unharmed through the top of the episode.

The Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Organized Crime two-hour crossover tournament will air Thursday, Dec. 9 beginning at 9 p.m. EST on NBC.

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