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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
him about knowing Salvador Zabo or if his son had anything to do with the Tanglewood Boys,
and the father denies all of it. Mac then asks him if his son sold drugs, and the father admits
that he did sell drugs to help support the family when he was out of work for some time. In the
lab, Lindsay Monroe is examining the cigarette Dr. Sheldon Hawkes found in the grave at Giants
Stadium. She tries to find a DNA sample and much to her surprise, it turns out to match an
internal control sample. She shows the results to Danny, and he’s really surprised by it. Danny
leaves to talk to Mac about it. He confesses the DNA on the cigarette is his own. Mac asks him
to tell him everything he knows about it. Danny goes on to tell Mac that his brother, Louie, was
involved with the Tanglewood Boys, and that in the summer of 1991, he joined his brother and
some of the Tanglewood Boys for one night for some partying. The plan of partying fell flat when
one of the guys heard a banging sound in the car and decided to pull over. Sonny Sassone then
stopped by to see what was going on and it turns out there was a man, tied up in the trunk
of the car. When Sonny started to beat up on the restrained man, Danny yelled at Sonny and
asked him to leave him alone. Louie then got up into Danny’s face and punched him in the jaw.
He told him to go back home. Danny tells Mac that things between he and his brother were
never the same after that night. Mac tells Danny that scientifically speaking, Danny looks like
the murderer since his own DNA was on the cigarette found next to the dead body, but Danny
insists that the cigarette may be his, but he never went into Giants Stadium and has nothing to
do with the murder. To follow protocol, the duty captain relieves Danny of a lot of his duties, as
other CSIs look on. Later on, Stella tracks down Det. Flack with information about the case she’s
been working on. The spray-on pantyhose from the sheets matched one of the girls she tested the
other day, Melanie Stefano. They then decide to pick her up for questioning. Shortly thereafter,
Flack and Stella crash Melanie’s little party. She and a man are in bed together, so Flack walks
the guy out, while Stella talks to Melanie. Melanie insists that the guy she was just with was not
for money, it was purely for pleasure. It seems her time with the banker was done while she was
off the clock, so to speak, so it’s none of Newt’s business. Stella thinks that things were a little
different. Instead, she thinks Melanie’s time with the banker was in fact for money and Newt
was upset she was making extra money off the clock. Later that night, Mac and Louie meet up
outside of a biker bar. Mac confronts Louie about what happened that night and mentions Danny
is in trouble because of this. Unfortunately, Louie isn’t the talkative type. He tells Mac the same
story he told Danny, that they took the guy to a neighborhood and left him alone. Mac knows
otherwise but doesn’t know who pulled the trigger. Back at the lab, Stella and a lab tech are
trying to find out what kind of knife was used to kill the banker. After several attempts, they find
the knife, an oyster shucking knife. We quickly cut to Det. Flack interrupting Mac in his office
with news that someone beat Louie Messer, Danny’s brother, to within an inch of his life. Mac
quickly asks if Flack knows where Danny is, but he doesn’t. Another quick cut to the hospital
shows Danny trying to see his brother, but the paramedics are in a hurry to get Louie inside
and stabilized. Louie is shown covered in blood, wearing a neck brace, as he’s being carted off
on a stretcher. Danny is clearly worried about his brother. Outside of the office building, we see
Mac smoking a cigarette. He smokes the whole thing and lights another, only smoking part of it.
Inside, Stella notices a distinct smoky odor, and it’s from Mac, of course. He’s comparing a fully
smoked cigarette with a partially smoked cigarette, specifically where the tar shows up on the
butt. He notices that a fully smoked cigarette has tar on both ends of the butt, but the partially
smoked one only has tar on one end. Mac also has one cigarette tucked behind one of his ears,
just like he saw Louie keeping one. When Mac looks down, the cigarette falls from his ear, and he
finally pieces things together. Danny told him earlier on that Louie was always bumming smokes
from him, and that on that night that Louie punched Danny, Danny tossed a partially smoked
cigarette at Louie just after he got punched. The flashback shows this, as well as Louie putting
it behind his ear. The theory is Louie accidentally dropped the partially smoked cigarette he had
tucked behind his ear, while covering up the dead body at Giants Stadium 15 years ago. At the
hospital, we see Danny looking through a window, as surgeons work on his brother. Det. Flack,
Mac, and Lindsay stop by to see if there has been any progress, but there doesn’t seem to be.
Mac then asks Lindsay to pick up Louie’s personal items and take them back to the lab. Once
she leaves, Mac tells Flack to stick around to make sure the Tanglewood Boys don’t come after
Danny next or the other way around. Flack assures him he’ll stick around and be sure nothing
happens. Elsewhere in the city, Stella drops by Newt Glick’s place to get Melanie’s client book.
She’s trying to find the person who had access to the oyster shucking knife which they believe
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