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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
his biological mother only to find out that she no longer exists. ”She exists, Mac,” Stella tells him.
”In your memory, in your heart.” Meanwhile, Danny tries different types of power saws, trying to
locate the exact one used in Ray Seeley’s murder. When he gets a match, he calls Mac. Danny
tells him that Jesse has access to power tools, his prints are all over the crime scene, and he has
motive. ”Still don’t think this kid did it?” Danny asks. Mac insists that Jesse’s not a killer, but
tells Danny to call the DA and get a search warrant. They’ll try and find out if one of the Quinns’
power saws is their murder weapon. Hawkes has been working with the photos he took of the car
hood – all at various lighting angles – to determine what made the scratches. It turns out they
come from a Greek coin, which was actually part of a coin belt – like the kind that belly dancers
were. The theme of the party was Arabian Nights. So Hawkes contacted the party’s photographer
to get his flash card and look for all the girls who were dressed as belly dancers. It leads them to
Paige, Autumn’s best friend, who calls Archerson by his first name and says that he liked her and
she just wanted into the party. She wasn’t invited to the party because Autumn caught the two of
them together, and the car was what it cost for her not to tell her mother. Flack finds Mac in his
office. The DA has been hassling him about the Seeley investigation, so he needs to know what’s
going on. Mac tells him that the blood on the crate was pigeon blood. When Flack asks about
the warrant for the saws, Mac tells him that he’s not going to rush things just because Jesse
looks guilty. Mac details Jesse’s history of abuse at the hands of his stepfather and says that
he wasn’t running from them, he was running from his stepfather. Danny comes in and informs
them that he found Seeley’s blood on one of the Quinns’ saws and both Jesse and his stepfather’s
prints. Flack insists that the stepfather has no motive; Seeley was selling his flock, and Jesse
got angry, so he killed him. Danny tosses the file on the desk and leaves. Mac asks for one hour
to prove that Jesse didn’t do it, or he’ll arrest the kid himself. Lindsay, back at work after her
rush to the emergency room, has been examining photos taken from the party. She thinks she
found the owner of the mystery hair Hawkes found in the car. It belongs to Mrs. Archerson. The
same photographer took the Archerson’s holiday photo, where Mrs. Archerson had much shorter
hair – just two weeks prior. The hair extension is long enough to fit around her husband’s neck
and soft enough to have not done any visible damage. They just found their murder weapon
and murderer. Stella confronts Mrs. Archerson, who vehemently denies having anything to do
with her husband’s death. Her hair was in the car because her husband wanted her to look
at it before the big presentation. When Stella tells her that her hair extension was the murder
weapon, Mrs. Archerson says that she was with her daughter when her husband was killed. She
then starts complaining about how the whole day was just one thing after another, and then
she reveals that she thought the car was a bit excessive. They had agreed on a Mustang, and he
bought Autumn a Mercedes Benz, because it was she wanted. ”Well, they can’t have everything
they want!” Mrs. Archerson screams. She insists that she’s not like them. That she just wanted
to walk out and leave everything, including her daughter. She doesn’t even like the name – it was
her husband’s idea. He had her sit in the car and see how comfortable it was. He told her that
you only turn sixteen once, and she should just be happy. So she killed him. She says it was the
right thing to do, that now the kids won’t take the little things for granted and will be better off.
Agent Broadbent calls Mac. She says she may have something on the Seeley case. They agree
to meet the next morning, at the Westway Diner at 8. Danny comes in, answering Mac’s page.
Mac thinks he can prove that Jesse didn’t kill Seeley. Approximate time of death was 3 pm, and
the pigeon they found landed at the coop at 3:18, after traveling a distance of 12 miles – a zone
that includes the billiards shop where Jesse works. Danny realizes what Mac is saying – that 18
minutes was not enough time for Jesse to kill Seeley, make it back to the shop, and then release
the pigeon. But, it all depends on how fast the bird can fly. ”Houston, we have liftoff.” Danny
releases the pigeon along the 12-mile radius line. Mac and Flack wait on Seeley’s roof with a
stopwatch. About 13 minutes later, the pigeon lands in front of them. Flack realizes that it would
have only left Jesse 5 minutes to get from the murder scene to the shop, 12 miles away. So that
means that Jesse’s stepfather is the killer. Flack and Mac interrogate Quinn. Mac guesses what
happened – that Quinn went to Seeley’s, dumped bug poison on the bird feed, and started to
take apart the coop, which is when Seeley came back. Quinn killed him, knocking him into the
coop, releasing the birds. And when Mac and Flack came to talk to Jesse, he ran away from him.
Mac then lays out photographs detailing Jesse’s many injuries. Quinn exclaims that life isn’t a
free ride – that Jesse spent all his time with Seeley and those birds. Jesse has a responsibility
to him. He didn’t even go to school, but he was fine letting Quinn work his fingers to the bone.
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