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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
good education. They go faster. Stella and Mac are with a trace tech who informs them the trace
under the nails of their female vic had no foreign DNA. But they found some rubber and glue
underneath. Lindsay comes rushing up to them with some DNA information from her case. The
blood matches Kia’s. That’s where she was murdered. She fell off the tram, not the bridge. Stella,
Mac and Lindsay are at the tram. Lind informs that the last tram was operated from Roosevelt
island to Manhattan at 2 AM. They inform that no one else was there so there were three people
in the tram, the driver (Harold from Linds’ case), Kia, and the killer. And that fact that no one else
reported it means that there were only 3. Mac notices scratches on the window with the sticker
that has glue and the rubber between the doors. She wanted out. without disabling the gear box
there is no way the doors open while the tram is moving. So they figure maybe the driver came
to help and that she ran to the window, and perhaps that’s how she fell. They are confused why
she didn’t give the ticket away. Mac is thinking it wasn’t about the ticket. They decided to find
all the unidentified evidence. Also Stella mentions, if Kia lived on the West Side and the dance
company was downtown, why was she on Roosevelt Island at 2 Am. We see Hawkes and Danny
with the fish and Danny mentions how he caught a fish out of the Hudson and threw it back.
Danny finds a fiber in the gill. Hawkes notices the flesh is bone dry. It’s been on ice for over a
week. This means he got the fish from somewhere. They find the seller who looks a little sketchy.
He claims Fred was sketchy but apparently other buyers did not like him (the seller) either. He
claims that Fred’s check bounced. He also says that Fred owed him 14 grand. He said he yelled
but never laid a hand on him. Seeing his sweater slightly snagged, Danny asks to take part of it
to the lab with him. Danny checks out the sweater fragment to that pulled from the swordfish, a
trace tech joins him, and though the fibers look the same, their spectrum on the microscope is
totally different. The trace tech tells him that the sand though from a beach isn’t one from New
York. ”Mystery sand, mystery fiber.” Linds just walked past her vic’s family as she heads to the
autopsy room. Sid informs him he died of respiratory failure, but not naturally. There is some
sort of gel behind his ear. He swabbed it and Linds takes it. As Stella is in the lab with a receipt
from Lindsay’s scene, Mac walks in informing Mitochondrial DNA on Kia matches Mito DNA from
under the tram driver’s nails. But the DNA is male, ruling out Shayna. Stella noticed that the
items on the receipt matches the items found in Kia’s locker; it was her receipt. On the back
is an address, and it belongs to the choreographer. Mac and Stella are back at the studio with
the choreographer. He claims yes she was at his home but it was innocent. He said he invited
her to ”give her another chance” and she blew that off and walked away. Mac doesn’t believe
it and the choreographer takes a drag from his cig. They ask for his DNA he says no definitely
not. Stella says since he won’t give it to prove his innocence, they’ll take it to prove guilt and
they look over at the trash can. Soon we see Stella is in the lab with the gum from the trash
can they saw him pop in his mouth. Danny and Hawkes are walking, discussing their case; the
amount Fred paid for his kid to go to school was around the same owed to McShea the seller.
Danny claims he won’t have kids because they are too expensive. The trace tech from before
walks up to them. Apparently the beach sand is found only on the beaches of a specific area in
Hawaii. They know it wasn’t Bayliss there. But Hawkes comes up with another idea, the beach
came to him. It was from his kid’s school, since money can buy anything. The two head to the
school, the kid’s sandbox (it is an elementary school) has the expensive sand in it. It was a gift,
as was other items. Danny and Hawkes mention how gifts give them a better chance, but the
headmistress claims it is not a guarantee of admittance and that ultimately it’s about the child.
She says the Bayliss was the perfect family and that their kid was amazing. Apparently out of
100 applicants, only 20 were accepted. Danny asks what about the other parents; she says they
are the best choice, not the only choice. This leaves them nowhere so they head back to the lab.
Back in the lab, Lindsay is checking out the mystery substance behind Clavin’s ear. Stella and
Mac are in his office. The choreographer, as Stella puts it, ”is a letch but not a murderer.” This
means his DNA was not a match. They think maybe it was random. Lindsay walks in with some
items on a tray. One is hydrogen sulfide. Lindsay takes some of the gel and places it on Mac’s
lip telling him how it was on Clavin’s neck. Apparently the gel causes bad smells to smell like
vanilla. Its called odor screen and only available to sanitation department workers. The intended
victim was Clavin, not Kia. They find a Vincent Williams in the sanitation department the three
CSIs are already there. The man claims Clavin was dangerous to Vivian, his wife, Vincent’s sister.
Apparently he beat him up since Harold was beating up Vivian. He claims Kia’s murder was an
accident. But Lindsay feels as if something isn’t right. She remembers how Vivian wasn’t crying
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