In Real Life, five years to the day that Holloway disappeared and was presumably murdered, the prime suspect in her disappearance was charged with the murder of another girl. The suspect didn't kill her, although he inadvertently brought her into contact with the person who did, but he was involved in the death of another girl who disappeared several weeks before.
"Wee Small Hours" is based on the story of Natalee Holloway. The ending gets hard to watch since Goren would really find his brother dead in the future. 
At the end of "Brother's Keeper", Goren goes through a brief scare when he thinks his brother was found dead, but it turned out to be another man. The episode was Rocket's last film appearance he committed suicide later that year. In the episode "Pas de Deux," the villain is a bank robber (played by Charles Rocket) who is suffering from a terminal illness and plans to kill himself along with his unwitting accomplice. However, unlike in the episode, where the musician was pushed down the shaft, Fuchs actually fell while trying to jump from a stalled elevator to the next floor. In November of that same year, Jerry Fuchs, the drummer for various indie rock bands such as !!! and The Juan Maclean, died pretty much the same way in a similar building in the same neighborhood. In the April 2009 episode "Rock Star", a musician falls to his death in an elevator shaft in a building in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Worse yet: that episode was Ripped from the Headlines. Glurge: The dark side of glurge is explored in "Faith" - the murder victim figured out that a girl suffering from Lou Gehrig's disease, who has faced hardship after hardship in her life but pulled through to write an inspiring book about her trials, does not actually exist. 
Also, "Death Roe" has the latter word spelled like that because roe is the eggs of shellfish and the secondary victim of the episode was served poisoned abalone as an intentional ploy by a competitor to sabotage the restaurant that served her. Case in point, the episode, "Graansha" was a word meaning "stranger" in Shelta, an ancient language by Irish travellers and the suspect in the episode was a tradition-obsessed person who killed his sister to keep people she brought into the fray of their sect out. Genius Bonus: Many of the episode titles, especially of the older episodes.
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First Installment Wins: Although the series has had at least fifteen regular or recurring characters in its ten-year run, the original line up of Goren, Eames, Deakins and Carver (and Nicole Wallace) remains the most well-known among viewers. Many of the killers initially seem like Magnificent Bastards, but by the time the detectives are done, they're exposed as delusional, desperate, insecure, broken people.
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