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In 2003, Shana appeared on Law & Order: CI in the 5th season 2-part episode, "In the Wee Small Hours" as Jordan Fernholz. In 2005, she appeared on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit in the Season 6 episode, "Hooked" as Melissa. In 2009, she appeared again on SVU in the Season 11 episode, "Turmoil" as Nikki Sherman. During that same year, Shana guest starred on Law & Order in the episode, "Chattel".

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  • Shana Dowdeswell
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  • In 2003, Shana appeared on Law & Order: CI in the 5th season 2-part episode, "In the Wee Small Hours" as Jordan Fernholz. In 2005, she appeared on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit in the Season 6 episode, "Hooked" as Melissa. In 2009, she appeared again on SVU in the Season 11 episode, "Turmoil" as Nikki Sherman. During that same year, Shana guest starred on Law & Order in the episode, "Chattel".
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  • nm1699328
Characters
  • Law & Order:
  • Law & Order: SVU:
  • Law & Order: CI:
  • Jordan Fernholz
  • Karen Johnson
  • Melissa & Nikki Sherman
Actor
  • Shana Dowdeswell
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PlaceOfBirth
  • Harare, Zimbabwe
DateOfDeath
  • 2012-12-12(xsd:date)
DateOfBirth
  • 1989-04-01(xsd:date)
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  • In 2003, Shana appeared on Law & Order: CI in the 5th season 2-part episode, "In the Wee Small Hours" as Jordan Fernholz. In 2005, she appeared on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit in the Season 6 episode, "Hooked" as Melissa. In 2009, she appeared again on SVU in the Season 11 episode, "Turmoil" as Nikki Sherman. During that same year, Shana guest starred on Law & Order in the episode, "Chattel". Shana has appeared on other television series such as Mercy, Family of the Year, and Body of Proof. She also appeared in the movies The Stream, The Winning Season, Asylum Seekers, and Choose. She appeared in the five movies that were completed after her death: The Big Wedding (2013), a short called Going South (2013), An Ornament of Faith (2013), another short called Wish You Were Here (2013), and Mistress America (2015). In 2002, Shana starred in the off-Broadway production of Frank Higgins' play Miracles, portraying the role of Eve, an autistic girl who receives intensive therapy from a teacher using the method called "facilitated communication" after which she is revealed as a genius and a talented poet. Shana's performance was reviewed as "most affecting". In December 2012, Shana collapsed after she had been drinking several shots of whiskey over a two and a half period in a bar called The Basement in New York City. She then tried to make her way home, but was unable to as she collapsed on her parents' doorstep. A dog walker found Shana unconscious and she was rushed to the Beth Israel Medical Center, where her blood alcohol content was at 0.39 at the time which is five times the state's legal limit for driving. On December 12th, five days after being admitted to hospital, Shana died at 23 years old; her cause of death was acute and chronic alcoholism.
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