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** Once more with Noah Gorman, a kidnapping victim seen by Voight as a second son. Against Voight's advice, Noah reaches out to and tries finding his LostLenore, only to be killed by the same person he escaped from. This causes Voight to become particularly obsessed with catching his killer, spanning an investigation for months.

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** Once more with Noah Gorman, a kidnapping victim seen by Voight as a [[LikeASonToMe second son.son]]. Against Voight's advice, Noah reaches out to and tries finding his LostLenore, only to be killed by the same person he escaped from. This causes Voight to become particularly obsessed with catching his killer, spanning an investigation for months.


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** Season 11 plays this straight with the team's serial killer investigation.
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** Season 11 shows him squaring off against Frank Matson. For context: Matson, a serial killer, staples his victims' eyes open as he tortures and kills them - the notable exception being Noah Gorman, whom Voight took in. Voight responds in kind by [[EyeScream|gouging Matson's eyes out]] as he kills him.

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** Season 11 shows him squaring off against Frank Matson. For context: Matson, a serial killer, staples his victims' eyes open as he tortures and kills them - the notable exception being Noah Gorman, whom Voight took in. Voight responds in kind by [[EyeScream|gouging [[EyeScream gouging Matson's eyes out]] as he kills him.
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** Season 11 shows him squaring off against Frank Matson. For context: Matson, a serial killer, staples his victims' eyes open as he tortures and kills them - the notable exception being Noah Gorman, whom Voight took in. Voight responds in kind by gouging Matson's eyes out as he kills him.

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** Season 11 shows him squaring off against Frank Matson. For context: Matson, a serial killer, staples his victims' eyes open as he tortures and kills them - the notable exception being Noah Gorman, whom Voight took in. Voight responds in kind by gouging [[EyeScream|gouging Matson's eyes out out]] as he kills him.

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* ILetGwenStacyDie: At least twice

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** And then there's his CI Anna Avalos, whom Voight had bonded with throughout Season 9. She winds up murdering that Season's BigBad and shooting Voight during a paranoia-induced breakdown, forcing Upton to mortally wound her to protect Voight and Voight blames himself for it for not properly protecting Anna from herself.

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** And then Then there's his CI Anna Avalos, whom Voight had bonded with throughout Season 9. She winds up murdering that Season's BigBad and shooting Voight during a paranoia-induced breakdown, forcing Upton to mortally wound her to protect Voight and Voight blames himself for it for not properly protecting Anna from herself.herself.
** Once more with Noah Gorman, a kidnapping victim seen by Voight as a second son. Against Voight's advice, Noah reaches out to and tries finding his LostLenore, only to be killed by the same person he escaped from. This causes Voight to become particularly obsessed with catching his killer, spanning an investigation for months.


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** Season 11 shows him squaring off against Frank Matson. For context: Matson, a serial killer, staples his victims' eyes open as he tortures and kills them - the notable exception being Noah Gorman, whom Voight took in. Voight responds in kind by gouging Matson's eyes out as he kills him.

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* PutOnABus: Her increasingly CowboyCop tactics get her temporarily transferred to the {{Series/FBI}}.

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Her increasingly CowboyCop tactics get her temporarily transferred to the {{Series/FBI}}.{{Series/FBI}}.
** Much later, she decides she's due for a fresh start and departs for parts unknown after an emotional farewell to Voight. Ironically, her preparing-to-leave montage has her looking at possible FBI positions, along with FEMA and the DEA.
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** Frank Mattson, the cop-turned-serial killer who becomes Voight's "white whale" throughout Season 11 actually succeeds in abducting Voight and after stabbing him twice, informs him that Upton will be next. [[spoiler: Upton gets to Voight first and frees him, whereupon Mattson gets subjected to the ''worst'' NoHoldsbarredBeatdown Voight has ever inflicted on anyone in the entire series.]]

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** Frank Mattson, the cop-turned-serial killer who becomes Voight's "white whale" throughout Season 11 actually succeeds in abducting Voight and after stabbing him twice, informs him that Upton will be next. [[spoiler: Upton gets to Voight first and frees him, whereupon Mattson gets subjected to the ''worst'' NoHoldsbarredBeatdown NoHoldsBarredBeatdown Voight has ever inflicted on anyone in the entire series.]]
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** Frank Mattson, the cop-turned-serial killer who becomes Voight's "white whale" throughout Season 11 actually succeeds in abducting Voight and after stabbing him twice, informs him that Upton will be next. [[spoiler: Upton gets to Voight first and frees him, whereupon Mattson gets subjected to the ''worst'' NoHoldsbarredBeatdown Voight has ever inflicted on anyone in the entire series.]]

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