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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
to enter further when Mac notices a string along the floor, a booby trap, he pulls Angel out of
harms way just as a gun goes off. Mr. Bolvado heads for the window but Mac graps him just in
time and hauls him back into the apartment. Mac informs him that he missed and arrests him
In the interrogation room, Mac is questioning Mr. Bolvado on his knowledge of Mrs. Rayburn
showing him pictures both before and after her death. He of course is claiming no knowledge.
The Assistant D.A. Jeremy Bloomfield is watching. Mac informs Mr. Bolvado that the D.A. is
anxious to make an arrest and that if he didn’t kill her he may want to share with him who did.
Just as Mac is about to leave, Mr. Bolvado admits that he helped the husband. He didn’t really
know Mr. Rayburn, but Rayburn knew him through a friend of a friend and knew he needed
cash. Bolvado was working construction and knew the building was going to be torn down and
suggested hiding the body there. Bolvado informs Mac the Mrs. Rayburn was already dead when
she was brought to the building. He wasn’t a murderer. Mac inquires if Mr. Rayburn told him
what happened, Bolvado responds that he has a don’t ask, don’t tell policy. Mac leaves the room
and is approached by an appreciative Jeremy Bloomfield. Jeremy informs Mac that he’ll have an
arrest warrant within an hour. Mac stops to question who he’s going to arrest. Matthew Rayburn,
he responds, Bolvado just said he killed her. ”No” Mac responds he just said he helped Rayburn
move his wife’s body. Mac informs Jeremy that moving to quickly would get both Bolvado and
Rayburn acquitted, making this hard to explain to his bosses. Then Mac requests that he be
allowed to do his job, bring concrete evidence forward for a conviction and but the murderer
away for life. Then quickly informs him that he will call him when he gets something and walks
away. Stella is grapping a bite at a vendor sees Hawkes approaching. After offering a bite, Hawkes
declines saying she’s going to have to eat fast. He got a hit off that blue trace. It’s blueprint ink,
old blueprint ink. The build in which the jewelry store is housed was designed in1940s. After
some checking, Hawkes determined that an engineering student requested the see them from
the hall of records, the only place the originals are kept. He’s got a name, Natalie Letterman. Off
they go. At Ms. Letterman apartment they find it open, her place trashed, and her dead, with a
gunshot wound to the chest, but bruising on her forehead. Ms. Letterman is just a young lady,
late teens early twenties. While processing the apartment they determine Ms. Letterman was
executed but not with the type of weapon linked to the robbery. It’s also determined that her
placed was ransacked after she was killed. Stella finds her ”I Love NY” bag in the bathroom. It
has the MP3 player Danny said would probably have the software used for breaking the glass.
Hawkes, Flack and Stella begin to theorize who and why Ms. Letterman was killed. Stella meets
with Sid. It’s determined that Ms. Letterman was a tough young lady. Having a gun held to her
head for quite sometime caused the bruising on her forehead. Sid is a disturbed by how young
she is and that she’s involved. Stella questions a cut on her arm, which coincides with the blood
on the glove and the recovered jewelry. Sid also mentions finding specs of rust in her eye. Stella
receives a call from Danny who she goes to meet. He confirms that a Beth Larson, purchased
the software items from an online distributor used in the robbery. They were sent to a POB here
in the city and that that box was closed two days after the package arrived. When the clerk was
questioned all he could remember was that she was one hot party stopper, and that she was
a physics major. Back in reconstruction Adam on how Mrs. Rayburn died. Adam frustrated by
what he’s found; he uses Mac as a sounding board. Bases on the weather patterns over the
past month, it was hot and humid, not dry. This would cause the body to decay, not mummify.
Looking at the outlay of the room Mac guesses that the air conditioning must have been on,
with the body being directly in it’s path. This was done to prevent the smell of the decaying
body, not to intentionally mummify the body. Mac instructs Adam to print the knob off the air
conditioning unit, and guesses it will come back to either Sal Bolvado or Matthew Rayburn.
Adam is impressed with Mac thought process. Mac begins to leave by is stopped by a thought,
the beetle. The beetle was found stuck to some wallpaper that became sticky due to the recent
humidity. Adam points out that this contradicts everything they just said. Adam then blurts
out, ”unless the power went out.” Through deduction and evidence, Mac and Adam determine
that for a while the room where Mrs. Rayburn was found, had electricity fluctuations. Which is
exactly what Mac needs to know. Stella, Hawkes and Lindsay are reviewing the security footage
from just before the robbery. Hawkes informs them that the trace Sid found in Natalie’s eye was
not rust but dust from Conflict or Blood Diamonds, which are found in parts of Africa. Which
are illegal due to how they are harvested and the links to terrorism. Stella and Hawkes inform
Lindsay that the people who deal with Blood Diamonds are ruthless and would kill without
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