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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
a dog did bark just prior. You see a light bulb go over Danny’s head. He asks Lindsay to finish up
and he see her back at the lab. Later you see Danny entering the lab with a dog that looks pretty
much like him. Hawkes approaches Danny and gives him a ribbing about the likeness. Danny’s
ribs him back and heads off to reconstruction. Danny places the dog on the table and Stella
approaches noticing the resemblance and is about to comment when Danny just acknowledges
that he knows. She then asks what’s with the dog. Danny elaborates on what came to him back
in the jewelry store. Getting back to the lack of stress marks in the glass from the display cases.
Danny shows Stella with using the same type of glass from the jewelry store; breaking it with
a hammer you find stress marks. Danny believes that the Hollys used some sort of frequency
device, like Sign Wave Generator software. He demonstrates the software again using the same
type of glass from the jewelry store. The dog begins to bark just before the glass breaks. Danny
shows Stella that the glass has no stress marks. He explains that by downloading this software,
into say an MP3, the Hollys had the ability to break the glass without even touching it; hence no
stress marks or them leaving any evidence trail behind. Stella impressed with the find, instructs
Danny to check out companies dealing in that type of software, also using the name of Beth
as a link. She also instructs him to get the dog something to eat ”he’s earned it.” Reporters
question Mac as he leaves the building regarding the Pauline Rayburn case. He only confirms
the identity and that the investigation is ongoing. He works his way through the reporters to find
himself introduced to the Assistant D.A. Jeremy Bloomfield Mac informs him he has no additional
information for him. Jeremy is looking for confirmation as to COD. Which Mac informs him he
can’t do because there is no evidence pointing in that direction. Jeremy informs Mac that the
DA is having a press conference and he needs to be able to tell him something more than ”the
investigation is ongoing”. Mac informs him that he is not going to rush the science just for a
sound bite. We are back with Peyton who is still working on a cause of death for Mrs. Rayburn.
Peyton begins to focus on the heart and informs Mac that there was no evidence of murder. COD
is natural causes, a heart attack. Mac questioningly looks at Peyton and states that she was only
28 years old. It couldn’t be a heart attack. Peyton states that yes that’s young, but not unheard
off and that Mrs. Rayburn had a history of heart disease in the family. Mac brings up that the
body was placed in that building to be destroyed never to be found. Peyton retorts that she can’t
change her findings to suit Mac crime scene. Mac asks to list the COD as undetermined until
the police investigation is complete. Peyton states that she is passed that, she could complete a
variety of different tests confirm what she knows but she can’t go in blindly, she needs direction a
starting point. Mac, with determination, says he’ll find it. Teaming up with Adam and a camera,
Mac is back at the partially demolished building to attempt at duplicating the room. This will
hopefully assist in proving murder. As Adam takes photos, Mac processes additional evidence
such as fingerprints off a chair, wallpaper, insects, also an air conditioning unit. Back in the lab
we have Hawkes processing the Hollys disguises and other evidence from the jewelry store. Some
blue trace was found in one of the gloves, blood on the outside of another, but nothing concrete.
In regards to the weapons used, sawed off double barrel shot gun, no serial number and can
be purchased in any sporting goods store. Hawkes comments that they were good; Stella comes
back ”we’re better.” Stella’s phone rings, its Flack, they have a suspect in custody caught trying
to fence a piece from the jewelry store robbery. The woman in question claims that she wasn’t
in on it. She was a victim. While she was lying on the floor the piece fell from a cabinet, she
picked it up and afterwards went to have it appraised. Come to determine she was going to an
”upperware” party, which is very similar to Tupperware but they sell jewelry. Flack comments
that it’s also a perfect opportunity to sell stolen merchandise, Stella comments that she believes
the evidence and she fits the description of the women that they are looking for. Lindsay takes
a closer look at the piece the suspect took and finds blood spatter, which doesn’t match the
suspect or the store, assistant manager. It also isn’t in the system. The only thing they do know
is that the blood is female. Mac is catching the news they are showing Councilman Rayburn who
is showing off his Irish Claddagh ring that matches his wife. Mac shuts the television off. Mac
begins to process the evidence from the room the Mrs. Rayburn was found in, beginning with the
fingerprint from the chair. Surprisingly he gets a quick hit after running it through the system it
comes back to a Sal Bolvado. Later we have Angel and Mac at Sal Bolvado apartment attempting
to talk with him. He has no known links to the Rayburn but a long list of arrests and convictions.
Mac & Angel knock at his door, he’s not in the talking mood, and so he runs. Angel & Mac have
a bench warrant so they break down the door to give chase. Just inside the door they are about
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