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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
pieces. He tells her she’s not the CSI on this one, but the victim, and they’ll have to do a full
workup on her, including a rape kit.
We cut to Lindsay and Danny at the crime lab. They’re both surprised by what happened to
Stella and Frankie. Mac has ordered them to stick to the dead limo driver case, so that’s exactly
what they do. Danny tells Lindsay that the gun that was recovered in the limo actually belonged
to the limo driver. They don’t have the ballistics tests back yet, so they can’t be sure if the gun
was used in another crime. The information Lindsay has gotten from the coroner tells them the
following info: the driver was killed by someone in the front seat shortly after having sex, and he
had given his number to someone. They then try to piece together a simple timeline thanks to
the info Linday and Mac got from Kid Rock’s manager.
Flack pays Stella a visit and gives her some medication. A nurse accompanies him into the
room. She’s there to test Stella’s body for any signs of being raped. We cut to Mac re-entering the
apartment Stella and Frankie were in when they were found. He searches around for a minute
before we cut back to Stella being processed. The nurse scrapes under Stella’s fingernails for any
blood and DNA and is able to find some. Cut back to Mac, who finds a gun on the floor along
with a casing not too far from it.
Back to the crime lab, Danny and Lindsay are processing the limo driver’s clothing. Danny
comes across a cat hair. Danny doesn’t take the driver to be a cat person, but it could belong
to the killer. They run it through their database of animals and aren’t able to find a domestic
animal. A foreign animal search turns up a result, however. The hair belongs to a Kinkajou, not
exactly the most manly of pets.
In the lab, we catch up with Dr. Sheldon Hawkes and Dr. Sid Hammerback going over the
autopsy of Stella’s boyfriend, Frankie, who was shot multiple times.
We cut to Dr. Hawkes looking into a microscope as Mac catches up with him. They compare
notes on Stella’s case. The rape kit was negative, Stella’s right hand was positive for GSR, and the
bullets found in Frankie match perfectly with the gun found at the crime scene, which confirms
Stella was the shooter.
Back at the hospital, Flack questions Stella about what happened that night. She confirms
that the website she found in last week’s episode was in fact a video of Frankie and Stella having
sex. She tells Flack that she broke up with him right after that. She tells him Frankie was upset
about their relationship ending and began to follow her, upset at her not returning his calls.
She tells him that after she finished shopping and running a few other errands, she went home.
When she got home, she was shocked to find Frankie was in her apartment, setting the table
for a romantic dinner. Flack asks her if she was armed, and she tells him she had a gun in her
handbag. One of the things she can’t explain is how Frankie got inside. She says that she never
lets men into her place so that if something goes wrong, she’s always got a safe place to go back
to.
We cut to Mac examining the lock at Stella’s apartment. With the special CSI cam, we can see
a deep scratch or two in the lock, which makes it look as though someone had tried to pick it.
Back to the lab, we see Dr. Sheldon Hawkes examining the lock from Stella’s door. He then
compares Stella’s key to the key they apparently found on Frankie. They seem to match up
perfectly.
Danny and Lindsay follow up on that hair they found by tracking down an agent who’s client,
Nancy Sheridan, owned one. She was taken to the airport yesterday by another driver, not Nick
Russo. Nick was apparently just hired because the old driver had to be fired. It seems he liked to
pick up groupies in the car, and he didn’t take to the firing very well.
With the new information, Danny and Lindsay have the old driver, Blake Mathers, picked up
and brought in. We cut to them questioning him. He says that he was at the show during the
time in which Nick Russo was killed. Unfortunately, no one else saw him in the audience, but he
was seen backstage. Blake was the man who approached Kid Rock and asked to speak to him in
private. He admits to all of this, but he’s unwilling to admit he went out back to speak to Nick
Russo. Danny and Lindsay are certain that this happened and that that animal hair transferred
to Nick Russo’s clothing during an altercation between the two of them. Lindsay gets surprisingly
frustrated with Blake, and she storms out of the room after yelling at him. Danny follows after
her and tries to calm her down. She seems to still have her head elsewhere, on Stella and her
condition. Danny assures her that she would want them to concentrate at the current case; Mac
would ask them for help if he needs it.
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