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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
and caps it as the mother and her boyfriend (the father is dead) come. She freaks out, but Flack
says she needs to leave and Hawkes hands her his card. Flack is upset because he shouldn’t
give cards to victims since that means his phone will be off the hook at the lab. Hawkes thinks
it’s a turf thing. At the festival, Danny and Stella are checking around. They go to where they
found their vic and follow their clothing trail. They find the rice balls, where there is a blood mark
on a napkin. Then they find the almond candy, and then the relish. That’s the end of their food
trail and it leaves them at a building railing with blood, and a billiard hall. They head down and
the place is trashed. The owner pops up she’s cleaning. She gives them attitude but they show
their badge. She tells an extraordinary story of men fighting like Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon.
They don’t believe her, and think she’s just drunk. She picks up the tequila and walks away. As
they look around they look at the ceiling and see what looks like a foot print. Perhaps her story
was right? At the lab we have Stella putting together the cues. She finds which one the splinter
belongs in (YAY). Danny comes in. he got a perfect tread on the ceiling, meaning the owner’s
story was right. Stella gets print on the cue, as the coroner comes in with some personal info on
himself how he likes to play pool their as well. He got serial numbers from the screws in their vic’s
hands. The screws are from Trinity Hospital, and he also has an ID. Switch to Lindsay who is in
the lab and we see the clothes of her DB, blood soaked around the neck. Mac enters. She doesn’t
have any info from the clothes, but she got a memo for the Board of Directors from American
Pacific Worldwide, about the CEO and how he artificially manipulated the stocks in a flash drive
on Stanton’s outfit. Mac leaves her, and he heads to the office of Paul Martin, the CEO, who has
a collection of memorabilia from Japan. There are several weapons in the room. Martin claims he
didn’t kill Stanton. Mac shows him a warrant for looking at the weapons, and Mac looks around
at all the weapons. Martin claims they are decorative. Mac gives a lot of information about the
sickle, a fan, and a spear. Martin comments how well Mac knows of these weapons. And Mac
comments it’s so he knows his killers. We see hawks looking inside the outlet in a chunk of wall
he brought to the lab. He found some trace in the outlet and runs it as he checks out the wires.
As Mac comes in asking how he’s doing, he says he has some good news some bad news, and a
question. The bad news is the fire wasn’t an accident, as the wires burned from the outside in.
they were fine on the inside. The good news is he pulled trace. The question was what the trace
was, but then it’s not really- its potatoes and vegetable oil. Inside and outside the socket. This
leaves him with a reconstruction, as Mac says. So they go to a reconstruction area and have a
reconstructed wall. Mac is with him. They put a potato bag. Mac comments it was often used in
cars to do insurance fraud. That means someone put a potato chip in the outlet to start a fire.
Stella is at Craig Thompson’s home, and Danny looks inside the fridge and its all water and . . . .
Well that’s pretty much it. Stella looks around it has all the signs of a struggle, and Danny finds
hairs on the bed, female. Danny finds a work card; it’s the same job as the guy in Mac’s case. Mac
and Stella are at their building, and both men lead to the same man, Paul Martin. Mac thinks
Martin is capable of both murders. He goes to a weapons room and tests out weapons to see how
they work, particularly with the weapons in Paul Martin’s office. Mac finds that one got a piece of
the bamboo on it. The weapon in his hands is a katana. Lindsay comes in and she asks about the
weapon. He says it’s something you use with a push pull system, one cut, one kill. Mac cuts the
weapon. And it moved right through but it was a bit different. So he sends Lindsay to where the
sword came from. Hawkes is in the lab with items from the apartment. He finds an award plaque
and photos. He also finds a chess board. And he finds a name engraved on it. Flack comes in
and informs Hawkes that they got his internet records. Apparently he was online 5 minutes after
someone called the fire. What was he doing? Playing chess. He was lost with what he was doing.
Before he realized it, he asphyxiated. They don’t have who he was playing with, so Flack goes
to find out. Change to being with Lindsay and Martin. Lindsay is asking about the katana, Paul
claims anyone could have come in and taken it, she retorts not everyone would know how to use
it. Martin consents and places the tea kettle facing her, Lindsay takes note. She also comments
how he doesn’t seem to be upset about his dead employees. Martin gives some reason saying
now is not the right time to mourn them. He claims both men were committed to meaningful
business. He comments how both men had training, in fact all APW executives trained together,
how it fosters camaraderie and competitiveness. She asks about Stanton training, and Martin
comments how Stanton did yoga and didn’t need to train, that he was set to name Stanton as
his successor. Lindsay turns the tea kettle back to him and informs him how it’s an insult to
pour the spout at his guest. Whether he knew, which by his smirk we assume he did, or not, is
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