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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
go to a young barber who is cutting hair on the street and ask him about using Ann’s credit card.
He says he found Ann’s credit card at the street parade. He says he didn’t see Ann because he
left early and provides a name for his alibi.
The detectives study the city surveillance tapes. They see that at the time of Ann’s murder, a
van was parked in front of the crime scene which blocks their view. They notice a light on in an
apartment across the street and see a woman looking out the window towards the crime scene.
The detectives think she may have witnessed the crime.
Don and Danny go to the apartment of the potential witness and a man answers the door.
The detectives ask where his girlfriend is, but he says he lives alone. They show him a picture of
the woman they’re looking for and he tells them she was someone he had picked up at a bar. He
says that he doesn’t know her name, but if he ever sees her again, he’ll tell her to call them.
Sheldon runs into an old friend of his from school on the street. His friend says he’s a high
power lawyer now and Sheldon tells him he’s a detective. Sheldon’s friend asks him if he’s working
on the Ann Steele case. Sheldon says he is. His friend tells him that if he had Ann’s files he
would be set for life because she had all the dirt on every high power person in the city. He then
asks Sheldon if he wants to get together later to catch up over drinks.
Lindsay returns with information about the hair she found. She says that it belongs to a
young woman named Jan Fowler who went missing 2 years ago. Lindsay says she ran tests to
analyze the chemical environment the hair was in and discovered it was the chemical make up
of Boston. She contacted the Boston police who told her that Jan was dead.
Adam finds information about the footprint from the morgue break in. He says it belongs to
a size 10 black Nike shoe. He also analyzed the synthetic material found on the bracelet and
discovered it was synthetic skin.
Sheldon uses a computer imaging program to piece together the plastic shards recovered
from the crime scene. He finds out that they make up a cover for a flash drive. He is able to track
down the manufacturer and finds that the drive is capable of holding a large amount of data. The
team figures that the break in was probably an attempt to locate the drive which means it’s still
missing.
Don and Danny go to Ann’s apartment to look for the flash drive. They hear noises inside
and enter to find the place torn up. They see a man, dressed in black and wrestle him to the
ground. He turns out to be a private investigator named Anthony Martino. They bring him in for
questioning, but he refuses to talk. He tells them that the men he works for are so powerful that
they will make sure he doesn’t do any time for his crime.
Mac talks to the Chief about Anthony. He thinks that since he had keys to access both the
lab and Ann’s apartment, he suspects he may have help on the inside. He accuses the Chief
of helping someone find the flash drive because it may have information about Ann making his
sexual harassment case suddenly go away. The Chief denies helping Anthony.
Adam does more research on the dead girl who’s hair was found on Ann. He finds that the
mortuary that processed her body was investigated for selling body parts, including hair, to a
company that makes human-like companion dolls.
Stella and Lindsay go to the doll manufacturer and ask for a list of people who purchased a
blonde doll. After serving a warrant, the woman gives the detectives the name and address of the
man who purchased the blonde doll.
Lindsay and Don go to the customer’s house and find him sitting with several dolls. He explains
that they are just for innocent companionship. They ask where the blonde doll is and he
tells them he traded it for a different doll with someone over the internet. The ask to search his
computer and take the doll he received in the exchange to try to find the identity of the new
owner.
They examine the doll and lift a print that belongs to Trevor Jones, an assistant for the Attorney
General. They realize that Trevor is the man who lives in the apartment with the potential
witness. The detectives return to his apartment with a warrant and detain him and his doll.
Sheldon meets his old friend for drinks. His friend keeps asking about the Ann Steele case.
Sheldon calls him on it and he explains that her flash drive contains some incriminating evidence
against his father. He asks Sheldon to erase the information if they find the drive, but Sheldon
refuses. His friend tells him that his dad gave Sheldon the scholarship that paid for his medical
school. Sheldon doesn’t care and reaffirms his decision not to tamper with evidence.
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