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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
Jo does it again, takes memories from the past to trigger present memories. He remembers
seeing a cloud in the lower left-hand corner of a flat panel TV screen, and it had the number 58
in it. By ruling out wrong time zones, they find that that?s a newscast in NYC. Adam remembers
seeing a woman?s stone face out the window of the victim, and that puts her in precisely one
building that?s high enough to see the face out the window.
Adam, Don, Mac and Jo enter the apartment and find the dead woman on the floor. Adam
identifies her as the woman on the video. Messer processes the crime scene. Mac tries to get
Adam to open up but he says there?s nothing to say, and goes to wait in the car.
Don says that the victim?s name is Sass Dumonde, 20 years old and moved here from Paris
on a music scholarship to Chelsea. Jo says that everything about her speaks of an open, free
spirit. Mac says that could mean she may not make the smartest choices about who she spent
her time with. She had no roommate and was a model tenant that the landlord never had a
problem with.
Jo goes and knocks on the car window and tells Adam he?s being ridiculous. He deals with
death every day and he needs to man up. He says he saw Sass alive, she?s not just another dead
body to him. He promptly realizes that Jo tricked him into spilling his guts. She picked up on
what he said about getting Nexted. They realize that this means somebody else out there could
have seen what happened next.
Lindsay is at the crime scene, discussing the case with Messer. They notice that the victim’s
laptop is missing. She checks the door and says there are no obvious signs of breaking and
entering. Messer says this is an old building. Lindsay?s guess is that Sass had her music up too
loud and that?s why she didn?t hear the murderer enter her apartment.
Jo contacted the lookingatyou website, and they agreed to post Sass? picture every few connections.
The hope is that whoever connected to her after Adam will have seen something to help
them solve the case.
Lindsay is examining the wax-like substance that Messer scraped from the floor. She gets a
match on a sliver of wood that was found at the scene.
Sheldon is trying hard to track Sass? laptop ip address, but because it runs through a corporate
pool, it changes every time a user logs on. The pool is owned by a private server on Dragon
Financial. Adam wants to hack Sass? computer, but the answer is no.
All of Lindsay?s efforts lead them to Professor William Aldicott. The headphones which contain
the materials she examined cost $6,000 a pair. The professor says his were stolen. They did get
the serial number to track them back to him. They accused him of killing her, using the cord
from the headphones. The professor declared himself the victim. He claims Sass turned in a fluffy
piece of composition,and then had the audacity to claim he stole the melody for his own doctoral
thesis. Lindsay asked if he did so. He said he didn?t, but he should have filed his own complaint
after she sent her boyfriend after him. He claims he was attacked, they took the headphones and
left.
Lindsay asks why he didn?t file a complaint. He didn?t want to mess with tenure. He didn?t
catch her boyfriend?s name, so he can?t help them there. He says he?s no fan of Sass, but he
wouldn?t have killed her.
Jo and Messer are working in the lab, trying to get more information on the killer, or the
location of the laptop. Mac?s going over images in his office, but nothing gets him anywhere. He
clicks on the lookingatyou site, and starts going through people. A kid asks him what makes
fireflies glow, and Mac answers him. The kid asks another question, and Mac tells him to do his
own homework, and terminates the site.
Jo walks in and says she got fingerprints that don?t belong to the victim. Lindsay comes in
next, saying that a dad who has a protective mechanism on his daughter?s computer has her
as being onsite at the time of the murder. They pull up what he has, and it?s a close-up of the
murderer?s eyes. He sees the camera, and shuts it off.
Sheldon is going to work with visual enhancements and see if he can turn up more than the
eyes.
The partial print Jo lifted belongs to a local thug named Torrey Powell. He?s brought in for
questioning, and says he didn?t kill Sass. His prints were on three stolen iPads in her apartment,
and on the professor?s headphones, AND he had a key to her apartment on his keychain. Jo
informs him that the headphone cord was used to strangle her. He claims he?s innocent, but
with priors for theft and assault, they don?t believe him. He said they stopped seeing each other
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