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Raul Esparza managed to appear on the three long running Law And Order franchise shows and maybe had Trial By Jury had a longer run he would have gotten around to it. In this CI episode he plays a former assistant district attorney who was the failed prosecutor in a famous OJ Simpson like case.

Unlike OJ the victim Jack Gwalteney made a career for himself and got a decent celebrity status. As history tells us OJ lost the civil suit after the criminal trial and became quite radioactive. Not Gwalteney, he's got a nice television gig going at the time of his demise.

In fact it was Kathryn Erbe who was the investigating detective on the original murder before she was teamed with Vincent D'Onofrio. She and Esparza were getting involved at the time as well.

Esparza is miles from his current character on SVU. I will say it took the eclectic mind of Robert Goren to sort this one out.

Here's another episode that I never got to see when it was on during the original run. It was so great to learn something, especially about Alexandra Eames, Bobby Goren's partner, and the second lead in the show after him. She's almost invisible in so many episodes, because Bobby "steals" all the scenes he's in...with her or almost everyone else. Let's face it...the best scenes and writing always involve his character. So it was a real pleasure to see part of her past revealed, with Bobby being the one to uncover part of the mystery of who and why she IS the person that she became... after her husband, Joe, got killed. The reveal, unfortunately, was too slow and too long of a process to make it thrilling... the way some of the best episodes come to a final conclusion. I can't say the same about this one, Sadly... which is part of the reason for my rating of only a "7 out of 10". I always feel cheated when I get an opportunity to see an episode that I missed from the original airings, and then don't feel the thrill or "Rush" of getting the chance to uncover (like the detectives in the show)... an episode that I didn't know about before. But, I think I've said it in other reviews somewhere, that "some episodes are just better than others." It's that simple! I did however learn one more thing by listening to Bobby Goren during a scene when he was speaking to someone and asked if they knew about the famed psychiatrist Carl Jung, who Said that..."Rage is the female side of our nature" which I don't ever recall hearing and was very thought-provoking. Something to leave you with, long after the episode is over and another reason why I think Criminal Intent is so good. Kudos to the writers and as always to Vincent D'Onofrio for bringing it to life... That part was outstanding, unlike the majority of the episode.