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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
the park gives Danny and Stella a hint. The meat was marinated in coffee ground, an exclusive
recipe from a four-star restaurant. It was probably taken by an employee as it was no left-over.
When Stella and Flack go to the restaurant, they see that the guy washing the dishes has a
bloody nose. They take him in for interrogation. Donovan Tracey tells them that he hadn’t seen
the victim, only her purse. When he tried to rob her, she grabbed him and he lost his nose ring.
Not convinced, Stella asks for his boots and a DNA sample. Meanwhile, Aiden and Mac ask for
the help of Karl Drewdetski, a pest control employee to kill their rat. Stella questions Robin at
the hospital to find out what she remembers. She can’t say anything helpful as her memory is
still failing her. Her father wants Stella to tell him as soon as they have any details. She can only
say that their suspect probably only wanted to rob her. Back at NYPD, she gets bad news from
Dr. Giles. The semen sample they retrieved from the victim had no sperm cells and therefore they
have no DNA. Aiden and Karl are using scrambled eggs to catch the rats. It works like charms
as quickly the containers are full. But after scanning them, Aiden can’t find the rat they were
looking for. She goes back to the shop and checks the ceiling again. A dead rat lies there and the
scanner tells her it’s their culprit. Danny is able to determine that there was linoleic acid on the
victim’s dress. It comes from walnut dust and this is used by the city to clean statues in the park.
The day of the attack the four-men crew was working in Central Park but in a different location.
It means that it was secondary transfer from the rapist to Robin. As they have no DNA from the
sample, they can’t do simple swabs. They have to get semen samples from the men. When the
results come back, all four men are exonerated. They all have sperm cells. Stella is frustrated,
as it means they missed something. Mac and Aiden retrieve the bullet from the rat. They need to
isolate the bite mark made by the rodent from striae made by the gun barrel on the bullet. Mac
studies the rat’s teeth, while Aiden gets bullets from different types of revolvers by shooting in a
water tank. Stella goes back to the park and studies the area where the statues are cleaned. She
notices that flowers were freshly planted. Billy Rendish, the gardener, denies his implication and
points out that he was at completely different location the whole day. He agreed to give a sperm
sample to prove his good will. Stella asks for his working clothes and boots from that day. She is
certain that they have the culprit, but they have no way to prove it beyond reasonable doubt. His
sample showed no sperm cells like the rapist’s, but a good attorney would get him out of trouble.
Without DNA, they can’t prove both samples came from the same person. Stella goes back to
the hospital. She tries to convince Robin, who is leaving the hospital, to accept to do a line-up.
Only a positive ID can help them to convict the rapist. The young woman still doesn’t remember
a thing but finally agrees. Aiden finds a match in IBIS for the bullet they retrieved from the rat. It
matches a shooting, which took place earlier that evening in a deli. The man is still held in police
custody. Mac goes to interrogate him. He shows Calvin Montgomery a picture of the victim. He
denies knowing him. His agitation shows Mac that he is probably a drug addict. He thinks Calvin
killed the drug dealer because he didn’t sell him anything. Calvin denies it saying he threw the
gun away and anyone could have killed Jordy. As Mac never gave him the dealer’s name, they
know he did it. Robin is a no-show at the line-up and they have to let Billy go. Stella is once more
frustrated. Mac tells her to trust the evidence. She decides to go through everything they have
gathered from the victim and the gardener once more. Aiden, Danny and later Mac join her in
her task. Mac notices that Danny has found tree sap on the victim’s panties. Stella remarks that
Robin had no traces of sap anywhere else on her. It is probably from secondary transfer. Rendish
was working in the north of the park, cutting trees to deal with beetles infestation. They look for
traces on his clothes and find some on his pants. Stella takes the panties and compares both
stains: they are identical in color and form. They can finally arrest him.
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