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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
Nina brings Mac some lipstick and he applies it to the victim’s fingers. He then places the prints
on a piece of paper. Nina brings Mac a satellite phone she got from the pilot and he sends photos
of the prints to the crime lab.
Mac then calls Detective Stella Bonasera in New York. He instructs her to secure a hangar at
the airport because he is bringing in a crime scene.
The lab identifies the prints as belonging to a Anton Greenway, a escapee who was convicted
for drugs.
The team learns that Stockwell never checked into work that day and that he was staying at
a New York Hotel.
Detectives Danny Messer and Don Flack go to the hotel to check it out. They enter the room
and find Stockwell’s body lying on the floor with bruises on his arms and a gunshot wound to his
head. They investigate further and find animal hair, duct tape, a .50 Caliber Desert Eagle and a
teddy bear that they believed was used as a improvised silencer.
The plane lands in New York and is brought into a hangar where the CSI team are waiting.
The police enter the plane and Mac tells everyone that there was a murder on the plane and that
the passengers will be questioned. Mac grabs James Turner and asks the police to search him
first.
After disembarking the plane, Mac is told that the Department of Homeland Security will allow
the police to detain the passengers for only 24 hours.
The team discovers that James paid in cash for a one way ticket to Washington DC. Mac
brings him in and asks what his plans are. James admits that he was trying to hide his travels
because he has a second family that his first wife does not know about. Mac orders him to remove
his clothes so the team can examine his stain.
The team investigates the plane and finds that the killer washed their hands, but did not leave
a trail back into the passenger section. Later they find a pouch containing around $250,000
Canadian and the Air Marshal’s wallet.
Adam lays out the trash found on the plane and finds that the victim’s gun was dumped near
the bathroom. Mac asks Adam to process the plane’s waste from the toilets.
Back in the lab, Dr. Sid Hammerback and Detective Lindsay Monroe examine the victim’s body
and find that he was killed by a sharp two pronged object. They find spermicide on his hand,
indicating that he used a condom recently and writing on his left hand that reads ’1KEL1MM’.
Lindsay figures that the writing is a set of GPS coordinates to a Montreal Airport. The team
figures that Anton was attempting to hijack the plane, then direct the pilot to land in Canada.
Dr. Sheldon Hawkes finds that the jacket that Anton was wearing was custom made and could
have been used to smuggle the Canadian cash that they found on board. He also determines that
he found animal hair that matches the hair found in the dead Air Marshal’s hotel room and that
it belongs to a Leopard.
The team determines that the Desert Eagle has a serial number on the magazine and belongs
to a Terrence Davis, a man who runs a nightclub downtown. They also find that he worked at
Atlantic Visa Airways at the same time as Anton.
Don and Danny go to the club and spot a woman walking a leopard. They find Terrence at a
booth and bring him to his office. Terrence tells the detectives that he met with Anton the day
before and gave him the smuggling jacket.
He says that he is trying to go legit and was surprised to find that Anton was killed. The
detectives ask about his Desert Eagle and Terrence goes to grab it from his desk. He is startled
to find that it is missing.
Terrance is brought in and questioned by Don but the police find that he has an airtight alibi.
Terrence has violated his parole by possessing a gun and makes a deal to work as an informant
in exchange for almost no jail time.
While Stella and Lindsay are testing objects found in the plane to see if they could be the
murder weapon, Adam walks in smelling like turds. He tells the two that he searched through
the plane’s waste and found a condom and it’s wrapper. Adam tells them that he found lipstick
on the wrapper and traced down the shade and manufacturer.
Mac is told about the lipstick, but time has run out and the passengers have been released.
Mac stares at a board containing photos taken that day of all of the female passengers and staff
and notices that, Susan, one of the plane’s staff is not wearing her winged attendant lapel. He
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