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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
Back at the lab, Jack Butler, Sara’s father, comes in to see her body. He talks to Lindsay and
gives her a brief history about their relationship. Jack was upset when Sara wanted to leave and
go to NYC. He forbid her to come home when she left. He’s clearly regretting his attitude and
behavior now.
Lindsay and Danny process Sara’s mermaid costume. Lindsay finds one a string with no
sequins left on it, but it doesn’t make sense because there was only one sequin found on the bed.
If they find the other sequins, they’ll know where Sara was murdered.
We cut to a park, full of officers and taped off with police tape in grids. Lindsay, Danny, and
Flack walk the park, marking locations of evidence. They find additional sequins, a hair clip, and
evidence of a struggle near a tree.
Back at the lab, Lindsay processes the hair clip and finds a piece of hair and a fingerprint.
The print matches a James Vackner. He’s got a violent criminal history, and it seems to only be
getting worse.
Danny and Lindsay pay James Vackner a visit at his job. He’s stacking boxes of something
fragile in a room below ground when they find him. He admits to touching the hair clip, but
he says it was lying in the grass, but Lindsay and Danny believe he’s being less than honest
because the hair clip didn’t just have a fingerprint, but a palm print. When James drops a box of
the fragile contents, he kicks the box, causing dirt and tree bark to fall out of the sole of his boot.
When James leaves, Lindsay collects the debris and puts it into an envelope to process later.
Back at the lab, Danny and Lindsay process the debris they collected.
Elsewhere, Stella tells Mac that she found GSr on Laura’s hands, but it was in an odd place,
on the bottom of her hands, along her pinkie, not the normal place. Mac tells her to assemble a
.32 and go to the firing range and see if she can come up with an explanation. Mac is then visited
by a counsellor who’s angry about one of his clients being mistreated. He’s filing a complaint with
the department because his client has been charged twice and is being charged a third time. This
has nothing to do with the cases featured in tonight’s episode, by the way.
At the firing range, Stella is about to fire a .32 to come up with an explanation for the odd
place for the GSR. At first, she hesitates because of the memory of the last time she fired a gun.
She gets up the nerve to fire the weapon in a normal hand position and does the same with the
weapon held to the side. She’s unable to explain the GSR on Laura’s hands with her test firing
and feels feels disappointed.
Dr. Hawkes and Mac stop by the Jeffries’ apartment to see if they can find the weapon used to
kill Mark Jeffries. They search the apartment and are unable to find the weapon. While searching
the bedroom, Mac notices a folding chair is out of place, clearly not going along with the rest of
the decor. He uses his UV light and finds semen on the carpet in front of it. He theorizes someone
likes to watch while the threesome has sex.
Back at the lab, Stella tells Mac about the GSR results and he agrees that she got the GSR
from secondary transfer. She remembers that when Laura slapped Mac, she touched his shirt
with the back of her hands. Stella tests Mac’s shirt and it comes back clean. This means she had
to have gotten the GSR between being arrested and being tested.
To test a theory, Mac and Stella test the squad car Laura was driven away in. It comes back
positive for GSR. The previous occupant was a man arrested for a shooting. The GSR on his
hands was transferred to the backseat, since he was handcuffed. When Laura got in, she sat in
the same place, also handcuffed, and the GSR transferred to her hands. Mac then receives a call
from Dr. Hawkes, who tells him the semen on the carpet in the bedroom is from a different male,
making this a foursome.
We join Stella and Mac interviewing Elle Jeffries in her apartment. She says it belongs to the
”pinch hitter”. He’s only used when called upon and is allowed to masturbate if not called upon,
which seems to be the case here. Elle confirms the identity of the pinch hitter, Kevin Davis.
Dr. Hawkes and Mac pay Kevin Davis a visit at the bank he works for. They want to ask him
some questions, but they’re not comfortable talking to him while he’s armed. Kevin wears a .9mm
on his hip. They talk about the foursome he’s been a part of. He says he didn’t kill Mark. Elle
apparently approached Kevin about having a relationship with him, and he didn’t exactly turn
her down. The deal was no one was to know about their relationship, and Kevin agreed, thinking
”why ruin a good thing?” Mac and Dr. Hawkes leave after giving him his gun back.
Flack and Danny compare notes about the death of Sara. Danny found oil on James Vackner’s
pants, matching the oil from the East River, placing him at the scene of the crime. Lindsay comes
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