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search the place and find an adoption certificate – Jose and Elena Martinez adopted Sam, but
who’s the biological mother? Ceci? Adding to the mystery, they also find another manga comic
book – and a vial of blood inside the fridge.
Mac, Stella and Lindsay talk about their findings so far. Jose Martinez’ prints are on the
murder weapon, but there’s nothing on his clothes to connect him to the murder. The trace on
the beetles is some kind of herbal supplement, nothing conclusive yet. Elena had blood under
her fingernails, but it belongs to her husband, which might explain the cuts and bruises on his
face. Jose Martinez is registered as a permanent resident of the US, but Elena is not a legal
citizen. Besides, the adoption certificate is a forgery. Ceci Astor, who came from a rich family,
helped Jose get the job at the museum and hired Elena in 2002. She might be the one to pay for
the well-forged documents. But why?
Hawkes has the answer: Sam’s Ceci Astor’s nephew. His biological mother is Ceci’s sister
Carolyn, the one who was rude to Mac at the hospital and denied knowing Sam.
In Danny and Flack’s case, the evidence is pointing less and less towards construction workers.
Fibers and trace seem to point at golf – club, ball, leather gloves – but what was the victim
doing at a construction site with golf stuff? The crime scene photos provide the answer: the pattern
on the fresh concrete indicate two people, one right-handed, the other left-handed, playing
golf on site, using a drain pipe as the hole. Back at the scene, Danny and Flack retrieve a golf
ball with a logo of the Five Borough Golfers and the letters ”F.O.B”.
Mac finds Carolyn in an arts class and confronts her about her son. At first she tries to deny
it, but faced with the inevitable, she tells Mac she believe it’s in her ”best interest” to prove
maternity. She got pregnant very young, and the baby’s father was sent to prison for drugs; Ceci
convinced Carolyn of having Sam with a very strong argument: money. Ceci was the one who
chose Jose and Elena Martinez to be parents and took care of everything. Carolyn claims she
never told Stewart, the biological father, about Sam; but she says she decided to reclaim the boy
when Stewart got back into her life, despite Ceci’s warnings. Sam’s her son and she wants him
back. Mac suggests she might have killed Ceci for that, but Carolyn denies; her alibi is that she
was at home, with Stewart.
At the Five Borough Golfers, we learn about ”urban golf”, a game where the player goes out
into the city with his clubs and balls, playing on the ”natural” obstacles of urban landscape.
Jim Morris was considered a promise, but he talked too much. Danny tells the manager they’re
looking for a ”lefty with a case of the yips”; the manager answers he knows some guys matching
that description, but none with such initials.
Mac is cutting up Sam’s food, and learns the boy was told by his parents not to talk to the
police – BEFORE Ceci’s murder. Mac tells Sam it’s his turn to tell a story, and the kid again
points at a candy bar in a vending machine. Thinking Sam wants a snack, Mac tells him to eat
the real food. Realizing Sam is afraid of telling what he saw, Mac convinces him to work with a
police artist to draw a picture of the guy he saw at the museum. It seems to be working, but the
result is less than satisfactory: the picture shows the villain from the comic book: Kinsen. Sam
is confusing reality and fiction, which, Mac explains to Stella, is perfectly understandable.
Wondering if they can place Sam in the room when Ceci was killed, they imagine a scene:
Ceci grabbed the boy to stop someone from taking him; Sam ran away and hid in his favorite
hiding spot. Looking for it, Mac and Stella find a pile of torn chocolate candy bar wrappings. Mac
understands Sam grabbed the money the bad man was offering, just like the kid in his story;
and his mentions of chocolate were attempts of telling what had happened. Inside the vending
machine, they find a $20 bill with a bloody fingerprint.
Danny and Flack browse pictures of the left-handed Five Borough Golfers players, and none
have the initials F.O.B. – until they find Harry Vernon, who has spent some time in a rehab clinic.
”FOB” is a ”friend of bill” – he’s a recovering alcoholic. According to the club log, he was playing
with Morris on the day of the crime. They go talk to Vernon, and we see the scene in flashback:
Morris just wouldn’t stop talking, pestering Vernon about his play and his nerves and everything.
Vernon finally lost control, and finding a can of foam, used it to make his partner shut up once
and for all; realizing what he had done, he tried to remove the foam with his fingers, but it was
too late. Vernon tells Morris he’s sorry – ”That was the only thing I said all day”, he tells the
detectives.
In the interrogation room, Mac shows Stewart the bloody fingerprint – it’s his print, and
Ceci Astor’s blood. Mac guesses Carolyn told Stewart about Sam. He also tells Stewart the CSIs
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