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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
The show then opens with a voice over by a radio commentator, saying that there have been
several break-ins of this form over the last couple of days, all involving New York’s famous and
rich inhabitants.
Danny and Lindsay can be seen on the street, processing the taxi and the street itself. Lindsay
pulls a black piece of metal out of the taxi’s side, a souvenir of the black sports car. They also
collect trace of some fluid that is on the street and Danny takes pictures of the tire tracks.
Meanwhile is Stella in the apartment of Flack’s girlfriend, trying to get footprints of the windowsill
or fingerprints of various other objects. She is joined by Flack, still only wearing a white
shirt. He is wondering why someone would break into an apartment that high up. In the background,
Flack’s girlfriend walks in, on her cell phone, prying about the robbery. Flack is somehow
weirded out by this behaviour, but Stella tells him that this is her chance to get into all the inparties.
Stella starts questioning Flack about what he saw when they are joined by Flack’s girl,
telling him that she has just gotten an invitation to a foundraiser’s. Stella continues the interview
and gets to know that all the lights were on in the room the robber was in, which she thinks is
weird. They are interrupted by Flack’s cell phone going off.
The next scene opens with a dead body lying on a street, a part of his skull missing. Mac,
Sheldon and Flack are on the scene. Flack recognizes the dead body as the robber he saw in his
girlfriend’s apartment. Sheldon finds the missing part of the skull on the street and bags it. We
also learn that Mac is back in New York for two weeks, but his luggage is still missing. Looking
closer at the body, Sheldon sees that the robber is wearing a tux.
The three of them are then joined by Chief Brigham Sinclair. He is there to scold Flack for
giving chase to a suspect on New York’s street. High-speed pursuit is not conforming to the
NYPD’s policy against those chases. Flack tries to explain his situation, but he doesn’t get a word
in.
Sinclair then walks over to Mac and talks to him. We learn that Sinclair himself got robbed
by those robbers and that Mac thinks that this dead man is a part of that group. Sinclair tells
Mac that he wants this case to be solved as soon as possible and he wants to see the whole gang
behind bars.
While Mac’s cell phone is ringing, Sheldon asks Flack about his girlfriend. We learn that Flack
is seeing her for a couple of weeks now. Mac looks down on his cell, then shifts over to the tire
tracks on the street and they all discover that the man wasn’t killed there, only dumped.
The show then goes on with Sid performing the autopsy on the dead body. Sid says that he
isn’t sure what caused the head wound and he thinks that it is strange that the robber wore long
underwear under his tux. He shares his observations with Mac. Cause of death on their victim
is Crush asphyxiation, caused by massive, compressive force.
Stella walks into the lab where Sheldon is processing trace. She says that she wasn’t able
to identify the victim, but Sheldon found something on the suit that might help: scales from a
butterfly wing. Stella is able to track these down to a specific party where butterflies where flying
through the air while the crowd was partying.
Stella and Flack talk to the manager of said party. He is too busy to listen at first, but Flack
makes him listen and the manager, Mr. Rodriguay, says that he hasn’t seen their victim ever
before. Stella and Flack then ask his assistant Maude. She is able to identify their victim as a
guest on the party, she doesn’t know his name though. She remembers that he got into a fight
with another guest and both were kicked out.
We then cut over to Danny who is working on the tire tracks. He is able to identify them as
”Everstone Superla”. He is then joined by Lindsay who shows him that the trace she found of the
black sports car is a memory polimer, which basically means that it memorizes its shape and is
therefore able to repair itself. Danny informs the rest of the team that the car Flack chased is
the same as the car that dumped the body. They then get to know that the victim had cayenne
pepper in his eyes.
Next shot is of said black car, driving with high-speed through New York City, chased by the
police and on its way, losing a part of the car on the street.
We then see Flack questioning a young lady whose apartment has been robbed the previous
night. She identifies the black man as the robber in her apartment, which amuses Flack. He joins
Stella, who collects evidence in the bedroom. She shows him that the apartment window made
use of ”smart water”. This means that the robber got sprayed with water which is a luminescent
dye that cannot be washed off.
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