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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
about possible suspects. Flack grins and asks Stella to tell him. He shows her the last available
picture from the security camera. It shows the suspects dressed up identically as Holly Golighty.
Flack also comments about the name Beth being used. Lindsay comments from ”Breakfast at
Tiffany’s” except she doesn’t remember her ever robbing a jewelry store. Stella replies, ”Yep, it
was a love story” Lindsay responds back ”no love here.” Opening Credits. . . . . . The people who
were in the store during the robbery are brought into the precinct for questioning. A woman
mentions in her statement that just before the crash of the display cabinets, her dog began
to bark. They also question the man we saw text messaging. He is a businessman from Central
Africa who comes to NY 4 or 5 times a year on business. He was in the store to by a present for his
wife. In the statement of another woman she commented on not having seen how the Hollys left,
it was like they disappeared. Back at the jewelry store, Stella and Flack and discussing a form of
action. Flack is running the descriptions, MO and any connections to the name of ”Beth”. They
are also alerting the FBI and in case they try and sell the merchandise the Diamond Theft Trade
Alert. Lindsay is processing the scene, looking at a very expensive piece of jewelry and Danny
comes up behind her with the comment of ”Don’t even think about it Montana.” Lindsay retorts,
”This necklace is worth more that I make in a year, crazy.” Stella comes to see if Lindsay’s found
anything yet. Lindsay comments on finding glass from the display cases with no stress marks
from where the cases were broken. Danny comments that something had to break the glass.
Before they are elaborate on the topic, they are called by Flack to check something out. They
believe that have found what would be an old ventilation shaft leading to some old tunnels that
the Hollys used to escape. Lindsay investigates further and finds parts of the disguises that they
Hollys used the in the robbery left behind in the shaft. After a brief discussion Stella determines
based on what evidence that they have this was their plan of escape all along. Danny asks they
question of how the Hollys knew about the tunnel to begin with, when the store management
didn’t even know it existed. We leave the jewelry store to come to a building under demolition.
As a wrecking ball comes through the wall we see a mummified body go flying across the room.
Next we see Mac taking photos of the scene sharing information with Angel. They believe the
victim is a woman named Pauline Rayburn who had gone missing over three weeks prior. Angel
is a little disturb by the condition of the body. She is the wife of a prominent councilman Mac
confirms that she is ok. Angel shares that there no evidence as to how she got there or how long
she was there before the discovery. Mac picks it up and examines a ring he finds laying next to
the body. It’s an Irish Claddagh Ring; Angel comments that her husband has a matching ring.
Mac instructs Angel not to release the piece of information until they can officially id the victim,
everything is unofficial, he doesn’t was to create a media frenzy. Angel asks about notifying the
councilman, as he is still the primary suspect in his wife’s disappearance, Mac instructs her to
follow proper procedures. Mac raises the question as to who found the victim and whether or
not the building was checked before demolition had begun. Angel responds the wrecking ball
operator saw what he thought was a body fly across the room and that the construction foreman
was told that the building was cleared and ready to be torn down for a few weeks. Mac begins
to look out the huge gapping hole in the wall created by the wrecking ball asking Angel about
distinguish marks to make it easy to find. Angel responds that she doesn’t know, why? Well,
part of our crime scene is in that gigantic mess down there, Mac responds looking down. We find
Sid and Peyton in a friendly game of heads or tails. They are arguing over who is the lucky one
to complete the autopsy on the mummified victim, allegedly Pauline Rayburn. Peyton joyously
claims victory. Sid begs to watch, stating this was the most well preserved mummy’s he has ever
scene. He states that the conditions must have been ideal for this to happen. Comparing it to the
best sex you’ve ever had; Sid’s going to that scary place again. Peyton finally stops him giving him
permission to help, but she claims dibs on printing her. Peyton instructs Sid to grap the camera
and they both begin to work. Sid focuses on the victim’s teeth, Peyton on retrieving fingerprints.
Peyton meets with Mac to confirm that the mummy is definitely Pauline Rayburn, with time of
death 3 – 4 weeks. Peyton has not confirmed cause of death just yet, but they are waiting on
toxicology, which will hopefully get them close. She also informs Mac she has receives calls both
from the D.A’s office and media. Mac questions Peyton as to her response. With a grin, she told
them to contact him. We return to the jewelry store and Danny and Lindsay in the final stages
of processing the scene, Danny is fascinated with a specific piece of glass. Lindsay questions
whether or not Danny would like it bagged or is he waiting for it to turn back into sand. He
makes the comment about a dog barking just before the glass breaks, Lindsay confirms that yes,
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