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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
gelatin based candy to transfer it to a glove. She says that the victim probably used the glove to
get into Dunbrook’s office, then ate the candy. Mac learns that Anne used to work for Dunbrook.
Mac meets with Dunbrook and asks him about Anne. He admits that Anne used to be on
his payroll. Dunbrook tells Mac to focus on the man that attacked him. Dunbrook holds a press
conference outside of the police station. Dunbrook is shot at by an unseen sniper. After the
attack, Dunbrook stands up and says that he is fine. Mac finds the bullet on the ground and
picks it up. He tells Dunbrook that he is lucky. At the lab, Stella tells Mac that the bullet is a
.38. She says that no one saw the shooter.
Sheldon uses facial reconstruction software on the victim. Danny tells Mac that by examining
the hand print found on the trash bag, he found that the man that took the body from the
scene worked for the FBI. Mac looks at the face that Sheldon is recreating. Mac tells him that
he has seen the face before and knows that he also works for the FBI. He remembers the agents
questioning him about an earlier case involving Anne Steele’s flash drive full of secrets that was
later stolen. Stella says that the clerk that stole the flash drive from evidence was later killed.
The team figures that the agents were in Dunbrook’s office to steal something.
Mac goes to the FBI office and tells an agent about the agents that were in Dunbrook’s office.
The agent tells Mac that the agents no longer work for the FBI.
Sheldon tells Mac that he remembered some names that were on Anne Steele’s flash drive.
He says that Dunbrook published stories about people that were on the drive. He says that he
thinks that Dunbrook might be in possession of Anne’s flash drive. He says that he thinks that
Dunbrook discovered an agent looking for the flash drive in his office then killed him.
Danny says that he found ink on one of Dunbrook’s magazine that was found earlier in the
bullet wound of the clerk that stole the flash drive. Stella tells him that she thinks that the man’s
killer used a magazine to hide a gun and that it picked up traces of ink from the magazine when
it was fired.
Mac meets with police chief Sinclair. He tells Mac that he needs more evidence before he
issues a warrant for Dunbrook. Mac tells Sheldon that they need another angle to get Dunbrook.
He tells Sheldon that Dunbrook acted like he was like a god after he was shot. Mac meets with
Dunbrook and tells him that he knows that an FBI agent attacked him while looking for Anne’s
flash drive. He tells Dunbrook that he thinks that he killed the agent in order to keep him from
finding the drive. Sinclair arrives with a warrant to search Dunbrook’s office. They open a safe
and find a gun with the same caliber that was used to kill the clerk. Back at the lab, Stella test
fires the gun and finds that it doesn’t match the bullet that killed the clerk. Mac gets a call and
learns that they found the missing FBI agent. Mac goes downtown and discovers that the agent
got into a car accident while evading Don. The agent tells Mac that he and his partner were set
up. The agent dies while being pulled out of the car. The agent that was at the FBI office arrives
and gives Mac a file.
Mac reads the file and tells Sinclair that the agents were looking into Stiegel, a rival of Dunbrook’s
company. He tells Sinclair that the agents were fired after the government learned that
the evidence was fabricated. He says that the agents discovered that Anne fabricated the evidence
and wanted the flash drive to vindicate themselves.
Stella finds that the barrel found in Dunbrook’s office was filed from the inside. She says that
the tool that the person used didn’t go all the way in the barrel. She says that by testing the gun
again, she discovered that it matches the gun used to kill the clerk. The detectives finds that
DNA found on the gun closely matches Dunbrook. They later realize that the gun was used by
Dunbrook’s son Connor. They go to Dunbrook’s office and arrest Connor for the murder of the
clerk.
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