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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
them right. Stella works with items from the vault floor. The first one is a monkey charm. She
compares it to the mark on the one victim’s hand. It fits perfectly. She next examines a clasp,
with a partial print. Aiden and Mac are together. She finds some images, it looks like they are the
same guy but the wardrobe is different. They all wore the same mask, which explains why the
security guard didn’t know how many there were. It’s just an ordinary face; they were made for
their faces, so it looks like their face. Aiden is lasering one of the masks so that the information
goes onto a computer; she gets a digital image of it and searches a database. One of Hawkes
printings comes up as Carlton Himes, who was in the system for grand larceny. The other didn’t
have anything to go with, so for now, he is a John Doe. All the items from the boxes were insured
for up to 10 grand. However the monkey seems to be from a charm bracelet that only valued
up to 50 dollars. The print comes back as a Joanne Cho. She was the bank teller. So Flack and
Stella question her. Joanne has a daughter, 11 months old, and she is not married. Stella shows
her the charm bracelet. Joanne says she doesn’t know who the robber was, but he had that
charm in his hand, though it had her print on it. After consulting with Mac, they figure out how
the mother got involved with the robbers: they forced her to co-operate by threatening her baby’s
life- the jade monkey bracelet was used as proof they had her. There is a phone number on the
note. It turns out to be a payphone in Madison Square Garden. Flack is going to put a tap on
the phone. Joanne is worried for her baby since they robbery went bust. Stella is going to take
the note and the materials they left with it to the lab and tells her she will notify her as soon
as she finds something. Danny tests guns and bullets to compare with those found at the crime
scene. Flack and Danny question the security guard. The first shot struck his partner Tony. He
saw someone moving in the smoke, so he shot at the person moving. He admits he was scared
and fired without thinking about it. He asks about Joanna’s girl. Danny says he believes him,
but there is the evidence. Mac is examining the ransom letter when Aiden comes in. there was
a hit from the mask. Luther Wilett, a guy who attempted a bank robbery twice in a week. He
just got out. They find and question him. He says he was working his boss can vouch for him,
but his boss isn’t there. He is very flippant about the situation and the fact that the masks look
like him. He claims it’s a tribute, since ”prison just ain’t about punishment. It’s about education.
Go in there, guys start bragging about what got you in there. Then you’re teaching it. Then, one
day, you got a flock of disciples.” He tells them they should try figuring out who his disciples
were. A montage of Stella and Danny working show Stella is working on the baby’s clothes and
Danny at the vault working on the gun shots. Trace on the clothes: diapers. She then puts some
disposable diaper under the scope and compares. It’s very different. Mac is walking with Stella,
telling her his findings about the note. The letters could only have come from three magazines:
”Gotham”, ”The Hamptons” and ”Playbill”. The bad news is that there are over 20,000 subscribers
in Manhattan. Stella offers to help with the Playbill, and so tells him her finding about the diaper
material on the baby’s clothes not being diaper material but something else: fake snow. Mac and
Stella are at a theater talking to a handyman. There is a hole in the door here too. They find the
dead body on stage, complete with mask, and little bloody handprints. The baby was definitely
here. Mac and Stella investigate this crime scene. Mac takes pictures while Stella takes evidence.
She finds a long hair on the bank robber. And a card in his pocket, positive for cocaine. They
find the missing letter x, with a partial zip code. Flack comes in with news, ”His name’s Kevin
Moretti. He’s got a rap sheet longer than I am tall and he’s spent time in jail with our good friend
Luther Willett.” Flack says his parole officer is looking for him, the address for him on file is a
Laundromat in the Bronx, no connection this place. Hawkes and Mac. Gunshot wound to the
neck. Might have been saved if he hadn’t run. There are no burns on him; there was residue on
his lungs. Traces of mercury, glass fibers and lead in his trachea. But that is from ground zero,
three years ago. Over time glass fibers absorb into the lungs, but they haven’t with him: so it
was recent. Mac is checking the scrap of paper found on the third robbers pocket for what is on
it. A symbol of a dragon is found. He heads over to Stella who says that Joanne Cho received a
ransom note that was placed in the neighbor’s slot. It was written by hand. Stella is processing
the handwriting. Same person who signed the letter to the leasing agent signed this ransom note.
Gooey residue on the top shows it came from a notepad and that it wasn’t the first sheet. They
attempt to raise the imprint from the page above it. It’s in a foreign language. Flack informs Stella
that Joanne Cho wants to pay the ransom. It’s raining again, Stella heads to a yellow newspaper
box and places an envelope inside, Flack in a car watching. She wipes her prints and joins him.
After a lady hailing a cab a man in a hooded sweatshirt pauses by. Just as Flack tells the cops
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