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Olivia Margaret Benson I'm so fancy You already know I'm in the fast lane From L.A. to Tokyo Still stuntin', how you love that? Got the whole world asking how I does that, Hot girl, hands off, don't touch that. Look at it I bet you wishing you could clutch that; It's just the way you like it, huh? family life Born February 7, 1968, Benson was conceived by her mother's rape. Her mother's rapist, Joseph Hollister, later committed suicide. Benson's mother, Serena, an English professor, was an alcoholic who abused Olivia emotionally and physically. Serena later dies falling down a flight of subway stairs outside the entrance to a bar. Benson mentions being engaged briefly when she was sixteen to one of her mother's students; when her mother found out, she broke a bottle of vodka and went after her with it. Benson fought back, kicked her mother twice, hard, and ran out of the house. Years later, Benson reunites with her former fiancé, true crime podcaster Burton Lowe, while they are both investigating a cold case, and they sleep together. When Lowe is accused of taking advantage of several young women, Benson gradually comes to believe that despite its consensual nature, their relationship was actually sexual abuse, due to the power differential and age difference. A woman later reports to Benson that Lowe, who is in a twelve-step program for his alcoholism, tried to make amends to her for drunkenly raping her six months earlier. Benson helps Lowe accept responsibility for what he did, and he pleads guilty to sexual misconduct to spare his victim the trauma of a trial. Benson is a graduate of Siena College. While there, she held a membership in a sorority. In addition to English, Benson speaks some Italian, Russian, some Spanish and French, and is able to recite the Miranda warnings in at least two other languages. She owns a black 1965 Ford Mustang convertible, but rarely drives it. Benson has a younger half-brother named Simon Marsden. Simon, whom she found by illegally running her DNA through the system, was a suspect in a rape case. However, his name was cleared after it is revealed that he was framed by Captain Julia Millfield, who believed (incorrectly) that he sexually assaulted her sister when they were in high school. Simon reveals to Benson that he is planning to marry a woman named Tracy, with whom he has a daughter and a stepson; he named his daughter Olivia after Benson. When the children are taken by the city because of Simon's criminal background, Benson calls defense attorney Bayard Ellis, an old friend of hers, to help Simon and Tracy get the children back. When a judge denies the Marsdens custody of their children, Simon panics and kidnaps them. Ellis makes a deal to have Simon serve a sixty-day sentence, knocking his charge down from kidnapping to a misdemeanor, custodial interference. One of the conditions of the reduced charges is that he must give up his custody petition and agree to visit his daughter only in a supervised setting for the next three years. Simon is reluctant, but Benson tells him that the deal is better than his daughter visiting him in jail. Simon reaches out to Benson for the first time in years as his only remaining family, Tracy having left him and taken their children. She hesitantly agrees to meet with him, but when he doesn't show up, she leaves him a voicemail cutting him out of her life for good. Shortly afterward, he is found dead of a heroin overdose; she feels responsible, believing that he overdosed out of despair after she disowned him. A year later, however, she learns that he was in fact murdered by a gang of prostitutes who rob and kill their clients with heroin and fentanyl which happened before Benson left that voicemail. career life Olivia Benson joined the NYPD in 1992 after the revelation that she is the product of her mother's rape by an unknown rapist. She was trained by Sergeant Karen Smythe at the 55th Precinct in the Bronx. After completing her probationary period, Smythe recommended that Benson be transferred to the Sex Crimes Unit (later renamed the Special Victims Unit) because of her talent for dealing with victims. From 1992 to May 1998, she was partnered with older officer Patrick Griffin, who in 1992 testified on her behalf when she was accused of taking money and drugs during her first bust. However, he lied for her, as he had not actually been with her in the same room at the time. By May 1998, she had received her detective's shield and was assigned to the 16th Precinct as a Detective 3rd Grade, and was partnered with Det. Elliot Stabler. She was promoted to Detective 2nd Grade in 2001, and Detective 1st Grade in 2011. In 2006, she was temporarily reassigned to the Computer Crimes Unit; later that year, she does a stint undercover for the FBI's Domestic Terrorism Unit at the request of her friend, Special Agent Dana Lewis. Benson and Stabler have worked together for over 12 years, until Stabler quits SVU in 2011 after he is forced to kill a 16-year-old girl who shot up the SVU squad room. Following Stabler's resignation, she is partnered with Det. Nick Amaro. Cragen asks Benson to take the Sergeant's exam following the retirement of Sgt. John Munch, and she gets the promotion soon afterward; Cragen congratulates her for placing 48th out of 8,000 applicants. Cragen announces that Benson has been approved to remain at SVU (it was feared she would be reassigned); at the end of the episode, Cragen reveals his impending retirement from the NYPD, making Benson SVU's acting commanding officer. Benson remains in command until Lieutenant Declan Murphy takes over the squad; he makes her his second-in-command. When Murphy returns to undercover work, he appoints her acting commander. Lt. Ed Tucker, representing 1 Police Plaza, asks Benson to take the Lieutenant's exam in order to officially take command of SVU before the NYPD appoints another officer to the position. She passes the Lieutenant's exam with flying colors, and is officially promoted to Lieutenant after some politicking by her boss, Deputy Chief William Dodds. Benson had wanted Detective Fin Tutuola as her second-in-command, but Dodds arranges for the politically unsavvy Benson to be assigned a Sergeant who does know how to play the game – his own son, Mike. Benson is temporarily relieved of her duties as Commanding Officer of SVU, largely due to her (personal) involvement with now-Captain Tucker, who becomes a person of interest in a complex sex trafficking case SVU stumbled upon. Mike Dodds is made Acting Commanding Officer. In spite of this, Benson quietly continues to call the shots at SVU, as Dodds disagrees with her suspension and continues to seek her advice in secret. Benson is reinstated after SVU breaks up the sex trafficking ring and Tucker is cleared. Benson and Mike Dodds, on the latter's last day at SVU, are involved in a hostage situation involving corrupt Rikers Island corrections officer Gary Munson holding his wife hostage. Benson takes Munson's children out of the house and Dodds tries to resolve the situation, but Munson shoots Dodds while the latter is trying to take his weapon. Dodds suffers a stroke after surgery and dies. Benson blames herself for Dodds' death because she did not initially search Munson for a weapon. Benson is promoted to captain, the final act of Deputy Chief Dodds before his transfer to Staten Island. As commanding officer, Benson has worked cases frequently with each of the detectives under her command: Tutuola, Amanda Rollins and Joe Velasco as of 2021. Benson is forced to kill a suspect on four separate occasions during her tenure in SVU: the first incident being when she shoots and kills domestic abuser Roger Silver in self-defense during a hostage situation; the second when serial killer Eric Plummer commits suicide by cop by attacking a woman and forcing Benson to shoot him; the third when she shoots and kills rapist Tom Cole during a hostage situation when Cole attacks her SVU colleague Detective Dominick Sonny Carisi Jr. and finally when she shoots and kills white supremacist Robert Paul to stop him from detonating a bomb in Washington Square Park. Also, she shoots and wounds serial killer Gordon Rickett to prevent Stabler from killing him in cold blood. She has also been stalked by several of the rapists and child molesters she has investigated over the years, which complicates her role as a mother after she adopts Noah. romantic During her tenure as a police officer, her life has been the job and that has put a strain on every other area of her life. Romantically, she has had a few relationships over the years, but most have been with people in the same field; either fellow police officers or lawyers. Very few have been outside the perimeter of the same field. Benson had a drunken one-night stand with one of her SVU colleagues shortly after transferring into the unit with Detective Brian Cassidy. When Cassidy left the precinct, their relationship continued on. Later, Benson finds an old flame dead and must investigate their homicide, who turned out to be gay and HIV positive. Medical Examiner Melinda Warner immediately tests Benson and the results come back negative. Later, the SVU squad are surprised to find out that Benson has been in a relationship with journalist Kurt Moss for several months. It comes out only because Internal Affairs is investigating Benson and Stabler in a case in which the department accidentally outed a professional football player. She breaks up with Moss during that case. Benson enters into a relationship with a new prosecutor to the District Attorney's Office, Executive ADA David Haden. She decides to take it slow with Haden, claiming she needs time to see if their relationship will last. That night, they end up sleeping together in her apartment. This makes her late for a case, which is frowned upon in the NYPD. Benson and Haden end up dissolving their relationship due to a conflict of interest. Benson shares a kiss with Cassidy after she tells him she is not the same person from 13 years before, when they had a brief sexual relationship, but Cassidy and Benson had been seeing each other for quite some time. Their relationship hits a rough patch in the episode when Cassidy is accused of rape, which results in their relationship becoming public. The charges against Cassidy are later dropped when the SVU detectives discover that he was being set up. Benson stays with Cassidy as she recovers from her imprisonment by a serial rapist. A few months after she returns to work, they get a new apartment together. They eventually break up, however, upon realizing that they want different things. Nevertheless they remain on good terms, especially after Benson gives him the courage to testify against Gary Dolan, the man who sexually abused him as a child. Benson strikes up a friendship with Sergeant Hank Voight of the Chicago Police Department during a case she works that sends her to Chicago, despite their differing methodologies when it comes to solving crime. Upon the conclusion of their joint operation, the two share drinks before Benson returns to New York. Benson’s most eyebrow raising relationship was probably with Capt. Ed Tucker of Internal Affairs because of how hard he seemed to have it in for her long time partner Stabler. They are forced to confirm their relationship when Tucker is accused – by his own cousin, a priest – of being complicit with a sex trafficking ring that has ties to Vice and the Catholic Church. Tucker is eventually cleared, and he continues his relationship with Benson. Tucker tries to convince Benson to retire with him but Benson realizes she is not ready to do so, as being a cop and a mother are parts of who she is. As a result, Benson breaks up with Tucker. Even though their relationship does not work out, however, Benson is still saddened when Tucker commits suicide after being diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. Olivia's longest relationship with any person, romantic or platonic has been with her long time partner Elliot Stabler; totalling more than twelve years. While the chemistry and trust have always been there, Stabler was married with a family when they were first assigned. Their relationship has had times of normal emotions as partners, to extreme emotions and dealing with loss, and even times of the two being openly hostile to each other. When Benson is faced with the possibility of losing Stabler, Benson is forced by the person holding him hostage to face how she really feels about Stabler for the first time and what life would look like without him if she can't save him in that moment. Everything is on the line for her because Elliot is everything that Olivia has. She has to verbally admit to the kidnapper what he means to her. Benson and Stabler are so synchronized that when Stabler goes undercover on his own to catch an animal-smuggling ring, Benson shows up at his house and tries to talk him out of it but when they are interrupted by Stabler's targets, she undresses and pretends to be a prostitute and they are thoroughly convincing. During a separation between the Stabler’s, there was a point where Olivia thought perhaps there was an opportunity to explore their relationship outside of a work capacity, and then Stabler suddenly returned to his wife, Kathy. It turned out Kathy was pregnant again and Stabler admitted that was the catalyst for his return to their home. Benson never voiced her thoughts or feelings toward Stabler out of respect for him, Kathy and their marriage. Olivia always respected and was kind to Kathy, being somewhat of a second hand friend to her as well. Olivia even transported Kathy to a OBGYN appointment for Elliot once when he was out of town and unable, but the ride turned sour when the pair of women were in an accident that sent Kathy into labor and she suffered major injuries from. Fortunately, she and the baby made a full recovery. Olivia took Elliot's resignation really hard, especially since he did so without saying a word to Olivia herself or even goodbye. It felt like a break up from a very long romantic relationship, to the point she sometimes referred to Elliot’s departure as “getting over someone” but still spoke fondly of him. Benson and Stabler see each other again for the first time in 10 years when Stabler's wife Kathy is severely injured in a car bombing apparently meant for Stabler. Benson is forced to keep Stabler, who is now working in Rome in an organized crime task force, out of the investigation. They have a brief, quietly emotional conversation in which Benson tells him how hurt she was over the way he left SVU. When Kathy dies of her injuries, however, Benson puts her resentment aside to help her grieving friend get justice for his late wife. Upon renewing her relationship with Stabler, Benson recognizes that he is suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder resulting from the bombing and Kathy's death. When she tries to talk to him about it, however, he becomes defensive and tells her to "back off". She ultimately joins Stabler's children in staging an intervention for him. He again rejects Benson's attempt to help him, but first blurts out that he loves her in front of his children.

parenthood Benson is named the legal guardian of a young boy named Calvin Arliss. Calvin's mother, Vivian, abandons him and flees when Benson's investigation uncovers that Vivian may have killed her mother's rapist, Walter Burlock. Vivian names Benson as Calvin's legal guardian. Calvin lives with her for a while, until she finds Vivian and her lover Sara Hoyt have relapsed into drug use. Sara confesses to murdering Burlock, and is then murdered herself by Calvin's father. Vivian revokes Benson's guardianship, and sends Calvin to live with his grandparents in Vermont. Both Calvin and Benson are devastated by the separation. However, she is able to visit with Calvin and his grandparents on occasion. Benson becomes the court-appointed custodial guardian of Noah Porter, an orphaned baby. The appointment is for a trial period of one year, with the option to apply for legal adoption at the end of that period. Although the year is rocky due to Noah's health issues and the demands of her job, Benson grows to love Noah and begins formal adoption proceedings a year later. After taking custody of Noah, Benson learns that Noah's biological father is a pimp and serial rapist named John "Johnny D" Drake, who trafficked, raped and murdered Noah's mother, Ellie Porter. Drake sues for custody as a ploy to get out of prison, imperiling Benson's chances of adopting Noah. Benson's problems are solved when Drake is killed during a courtroom shootout, but she still occasionally worries that Noah has inherited his father's violent tendencies. Benson learns that she is being investigated by the DA's office on suspicions of abusing Noah. The investigation was dropped though. Her lawyer Trevor Langan tells her that Noah has a grandmother, Sheila Porter, Ellie's mother who brings Benson to family court, accusing her of being an unfit parent; the case is dismissed, but Benson agrees that it's in Noah's best interest that they stop fighting. Benson lets Porter visit and spend time with Noah. Benson gets a call from Porter telling her that Noah has been kidnapped in the mall however, Sheila was behind the kidnapping, and she intends to take Noah to live with her in Derry, New Hampshire. Benson goes to Sheila's cabin in Franconia, New Hampshire to rescue Noah. When Sheila attacks her, Benson subdues her, arrests her, and takes Noah home.

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