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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
anyone’s guess, (we obviously know mine). Back at the scene of the burned apartment, Hawkes
is with the mother. She is shocked someone would set the fire on purpose. He asks who had
access to the apartment. She was upset thinking she let him stray too much and his response
would be, ”I’m a city kid mom.” The boyfriend comes in with some items that are left. She starts
sobbing for her lost son, and the boyfriend leads her out, leaving Hawkes to be depressed. Mac,
Stella and Lindsay are walking down, Linds informing them that Martin is sticking to his open
door statement. Mac asks about Thompson, and Stella has a CODIS hit off of blood matching
to another APW employee, a Lisa Kay. Apparently she was next in line if anything happened to
either Stanton or Thompson. She also was sleeping with Thompson. That’s whose hair it was.
She was in the database for assault with a deadly weapon. Mac and Stella enter a dojo and they
see Kay fighting. They question her, and she says that the assault charge was from when she
was out one night and had a guy hitting on her the entire time. He followed her home despite
her telling him no, and she flips him over and punches him in the face then continues walking.
She claims her blood was in Thompson’s apartment because they used to spar together and then
have sex. She says he was a great training partner, and Mac reminds her, a partner that got
promoted over him. We see Hawkes at Washington Square Park with the chess players talking
to a ”friend” of the dead boy, James Walker. Hawkes comments how the boy skipped classes
yesterday during the time the apartment on fire. He says he went to go play with James again
after he lost to him for the first time in a couple of years. The boy comments how he was beat
by a 10 year old in 15 moves. He wanted a rematch. But he was beat again. The boy was angry
because he was beat by someone who didn’t know different moves. And Hawkes reminds him
Walker is dead, and that there is a difference between being well trained and gifted. Hawkes sees
the boyfriend playing with his daughter. Hawkes introduces himself again to the boyfriend, Mr.
Robertson, who is surprised at the doctor title and also angry and thinks they brought someone
who wouldn’t be ”up” to finding the killer. Hawkes notices a Band-Aid on the girl’s hand. Danny
is in the lab with the clothes. As is Stella. Danny finds the fiber from the katana sword and the
fiber from Thompson’s overcoat are a match. The fiber was in the lining in the overcoat waist
high. Greg lured him, Jared to the Park, he called him. Also the sleeve on the overcoat was on
the tree. The head never came off and Greg had hung from the tree. What’s left is to see who
murdered Greg. Hawkes is in the lab, and Flack comes in telling him who was online with him at
the time, Nina, Mr. Robertson’s daughter. And they have her laptop. Flack inspects it and finds
some potato chip smear on it. There is a flash of her playing and the laptop top being slammed
on her finger. He finds blood by the edge, and we see him remembering her Band-Aid. Hawkes
uses a system to find the moves of chess they were playing. Mac is with Stella, and they said
they exhausted all the evidence at Thompson’s apartment. He says how he was skilled enough
to decapitate Stanton. And so who killed him had to be equal in skill as Greg. And then she
looks at the shoe imprint as Mac does and she comments how it’s a shoe imprint from a ceiling
that corroborates the account of an unreliable eyewitness. And Mac gets the idea, someone who
operates a level above. . . Martin. Mac is in Martins office looking around the ground. He finds
a spot of red on the rattan floor. It’s a chip of wood. They take pictures of Martin’s torso, and
saying how he was controlling how much pain he must be in, and the injuries he sustained from
Thompson. They confront him with murdering Thompson. They confront him with the evidence
he had. Martin claims that’s not why he saw him. He went to lecture Greg for killed Jared with
what he taught him. The memo in the flash drive was fake and made by Greg, so it would point
the CSIs to him. Martin goes with the two cycles of business: the kind he spent fostering, the
virtuous cycle, and the kind Greg belonged to, the vicious cycle. He said it’s a choice we all make
when we walk into work. He claims when Greg attacked him, he defended himself. He claims the
jury will understand that, they will look at his record and think. Mac retorts with those who live
by the sword die by the sword. Hawkes finds Mr. Robertson in Washington Square Park to play
chess. He plays with him saying how it wasn’t the gf’s fault, or his, which is what Robertson said
on different occasions to both people, Mrs. Walker and Hawkes. Hawkes says the best part of
being new is that you’re thorough to make sure you get everything right. He comes up against
him with all the evidence: how quiet James can be when he’s playing, that he ate potato chips
from the bag, and how nervous he was and that’s why he ate. He also got epithilials from the
laptop, and how he tried getting back to the apartment but he was too late. They have done
several moves, after Hawkes makes a move then asks do you know what a Zugzwang. It’s when a
player is at a disadvantage because he has to move, but any move he makes would cause him to
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