"?"@en . "Catherine Lavinio"@en . . . . "Catherine Lavinio was a Judge with the State Superior Court of California. In one antitrust case before her, she ruled against Dale \"the Whale\" Biederbeck, costing him an estimated $210 million. Biederbeck swore revenge. His first step was to convince Judge Lavinio's housekeeper, Louisa, to come work for him instead. With help from Adrian Monk, the truth about her murder was revealed and both Vezza and Biederbeck went to prison. \n* Actress Liise Keeling apparently supplied the voice of the judge on the 911 tape."@en . "Dale \"the Whale\" BiederbeckChristian Vezza"@en . "Catherine Lavinio was a Judge with the State Superior Court of California. In one antitrust case before her, she ruled against Dale \"the Whale\" Biederbeck, costing him an estimated $210 million. Biederbeck swore revenge. His first step was to convince Judge Lavinio's housekeeper, Louisa, to come work for him instead. One night in 2002, she went out to dinner with a colleague, Judge Hackman, at a restaurant called Tuscany's. Later that same night, she was murdered in her home by Biederbeck's personal physician, Christian Vezza, acting on Biederbeck's orders. Vezza then staged the crime scene to look as though Biederbeck had done it (even though he was a complete invalid) even going so far as to make a phony 911 call, posing as the judge herself. With help from Adrian Monk, the truth about her murder was revealed and both Vezza and Biederbeck went to prison. \n* Actress Liise Keeling apparently supplied the voice of the judge on the 911 tape."@en . . . "Deceased"@en . "?"@en . "Judge"@en . . . . "Female"@en . .