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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
Danny takes a few photos of the man as he tells Stella about the case. Unfortunately, they have
been unable to find a weapon the killer may have used. Danny goes on to say that the person
who reserved the room signs in under the name Napoleon Bonaparte, and it turns out that the
man who is dead wasn’t the person who reserved the room. Stella then notices chocolate-covered
strawberries, an opened champagne bottle, and La Pearla underwear, which sell for $350. Danny
responds by saying ”I get my BVDs in a three-pack for 10 bucks.” Stella then makes her way
across the room to a mirror and notices something on it. Danny joins her and notices it too.
They apply some powder to whatever is written on the mirror and uncover a message written
in Vaseline. Back at Giants Stadium, the CSIs have been able to pull the dead body out of the
ground and Mac notices a fracture in the back of the man’s head. He then pulls out a bullet and
declares it to be an execution. At the morgue, Mac talks with the coroner about the suicide victim
and the man they dug up at Giants Stadium. The coroner tells Mac he’ll have someone try and
put a face to the decomposed skeleton and see if he can somehow connect it to the suicide victim.
One thing of mention is the suicide victim had a tattoo removed from his upper back. To recover
what the tattoo may have been, the coroner cuts that portion of his skin off of his body and places
it in a microwave. After some time has passed, the piece of flesh is removed from the microwave
and is cleaned up with a towel. The tattoo says ”Tanglewood”, which Mac immediately recognizes,
as he’s dealt with the Tanglewood Boys in the past. We cut to Mac asking Danny Messer about
the suicide victim, Salvador Zabo. Danny tells Mac that he knew him, but his brother, Louie,
knew him better. They then talk about why he may have wanted the Tanglewood tattoo lasered
off, and then talk about Salvador confessing to a (cold case) murder. Mac tells Danny that if the
Tanglewood Boys do have something to do with all of this, he wants Danny to stay out of it, since
he’s had a lot of contact with them in the past. Danny doesn’t seem to have a problem with Mac’s
request. Elsewhere in the lab, Mac is test firing the .45 caliber handgun they retrieved from the
Giants Stadium grave. Getting it to fire took quite a lot of work since it was so rusty. Mac had
to take it all apart and create a whole new gun, only using the old gun barrel for ballistics tests
and comparisons. Mac has compared the stria on the new bullet to the one which killed the
man found at the stadium, and they’re a match. Unfortunately, the gun isn’t registered, so it’ll
take some more time and effort to track down the history of the gun. Back at the morgue, Stella
talks to the coroner about the dead banker she and Danny are investigating. The hilt of the knife
used left several contusions and abrasions, which means the killer wielded it quite aggressively.
Also, the coroner says the knife is short, just two or three inches long. It was also dull and left
unique ”u” hilt marks. Elsewhere in the lab, Mac and Dr. Sheldon Hawkes are searching for the
gun’s history. They find that the gun was sold illegally, likely stolen some time ago in a box of
guns. They figure that if they search for other guns of similar serial numbers, they’ll likely come
across the actual owner of the gun. The name Sonny Sassone pops up in their database. They’ve
dealt with him in a previous case. Mac decides to pay Sonny Sassone a visit, and unfortunately,
he’s not in jail anymore, but rather overseeing a construction project. Mac asks him about the
box of stolen guns he was caught with 15 years ago, but Sonny isn’t interested in talking, even
after Mac tells him one of the guns missing from the case was used in the murder of the man
found at Giants Stadium. When Mac tells Sonny he’s going to be all over him, Sonny responds
by saying ”I have to say, I’m not worried about this.” Back at the lab, Mac and one of the lab
techs are using some new and expensive software to scan in the skull of the guy who was found
in Giants Stadium. After a while, the program comes up with a face to meet the skull, and Mac
tells the technician to send an image of the fact around the city in hopes of finding a name to the
John Doe. Elsewhere in the lab, Danny and Stella catch up to talk about their case. Stella has
some of the ribs from the dead banker, and she’s off to reconstruct the weapon which was used.
Danny tells her that he examined the bedsheets and found that whoever slept with the guy liked
to use spray-on pantyhose. The lab tech who was with Mac earlier then stops by and tells them
that he compared the handwriting of the message on the mirror to one used in a hold-up at a
convenience store, and they seem to match. After finding out the handwriter’s name, Stella and
Det. Flack catch up with the man, Newt Glick, who is more or less acting like a high-class pimp of
sorts. Newt says he was never at the hotel room where the banker was killed. Stella then decides
to line all of Newt’s women up and test for the spray-on pantyhose in hopes of finding the woman
who was with the banker. Back at his office, Mac is meeting with the father of the young man
who was killed at Giants Stadium. It seems their new software was able to come up with a good
picture afterall. Anyway, the father tells Mac that his son disappeared in 1991. Mac questions
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