Did Elliot Stabler Kill His Daughter

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Omar
Omar
2024-12-10 23:16:51
Ah, the raw grittiness and moral dilemmas of 'Law & Order: Special Victims Unit'. No, Elliot Stabler did not kill his daughter. That kind of shocking crime is starkly against his character profile. Stabler, as a character, is haunted by his work, and this often causes tension in his family life, but he’d never stoop to such horror. Your question might stem from the episode where his daughter, Kathleen, was arrested for DUI and Stabler blamed himself for her actions, but he never physically harmed her.
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