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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
about as bad as it gets. He doesn’t understand why his mom would say he did it. He says he
wasn’t even home, he hasn’t been for a month. He asks if he can see his mom.
Don is questioning Billy’s girlfriend, Jules. Instead of answering Don’s questions, she says
Billy couldn’t do it, he doesn’t have it in him. Don asks her how long she’s been with Billy,
and she says five months. He says he usually likes to wait six months before he can attest to
somebody’s lack of homicidal tendencies. She tells him he’s kind of a bitch, and he resumes the
line of questioning. Jo and Don are both following the same time line. They discover that there
was a window of time where Billy doesn’t have an alibi, and it’s three hours long. Jo does the
math and figures he would have needed considerably less time than that to travel out to his
parents, kill them and return to his room.
The ME is discussing what happened to Billy’s dad, Walter. Jo asks him a question about what
kind of blunt force object, and Sid just stands there and stares at her. Sheldon says his name,
and Sid comes back to reality. He puts the time of death at around 9:00 or 10:00 based on liver
temp. Walter’s forehead has puncture wounds that look like they would come from a hammer
or crowbar, maybe a tire iron. Sid says he saw Grace’s hospital records, and she suffered no
puncture wounds. They’re looking for a weapon with a clawed end.
Don shows up with some strange news. A guy over at Ryker’s says his cellmate confessed
to killing a couple in their sleep last night. Mac says he wants Don and Danny to head over to
Ryker’s and see if this guy Manny is for real. Don and Danny tell him that they know his cellmate
is looking to get out of a 15-year sentence by rolling over on him, but Manny says it’s true, he
killed the couple. He says the eyewitness is wrong. He says he’s already doing life, there’s nothing
they can do to him. He escaped, he killed, he’s back. Another life sentence is meaningless. Manny
tells them if this is a test, they should look in the sewer at 104th Street and Leopard’s Blvd. Then
they can let him know if he passed.
Adam and Lindsey work on the blood spatter patterns while Sheldon does more work on the
door. Lindsey finds a piece of broken glass.
Mac is on the phone with Grace’s doctor, requesting permission to speak to her again. It is
granted.
Lindsey and Sheldon bring Mac up to speed with what they do know. He asks for them to
please give him something that puts Billy at the scene, but Lindsey tells him they have nothing.
The front door was definitely jimmied open. None of the blood at the scene was Billy’s. Mac points
out that the first response told him the door wasn’t forced, but the majority of the damage was
between the door and the frame, where they wouldn’t have seen it. And the damage was most
likely done with a crowbar, which is consistent with the wounds that Walter Travers suffered.
The dirt at the house was not a match for the dirt found in Billy’s shoes. Lindsay says all they
have to put on Billy right now is his mother saying so.
Danny is in the sewer, and comes up bearing a crowbar. Sheldon gives him the rust he found
from the door, so they can compare. The crowbar they found is not the one that was used to get
in the door which begs the question: Why did Manny confess to a murder he didn’t commit?
Mac talks to Grace again. She doesn’t remember calling 911. She doesn’t remember anything
before she woke up in this bed. She can’t believe Mac thinks Billy did this, and she doesn’t think
she told him that he did. She becomes very upset and adamant that Mac needs to leave Billy
alone, he would never do such a thing. She orders Mac to get out of her room, and leave her
family alone.
Mac and Sid discuss Grace. She is suffering retrograde amnesia. Most of the damage occurred
to the front left temporal lobe. It’s possible the movement of her hand during questioning was
something other than a response to his questions.
Danny and Jo are discussing the crowbars not matching. They figure that since Manny was
being processed while the cops were discussing the Travers case, he had all the information he
needed. Danny figures Manny called a girlfriend and had her toss the crowbar in the sewer. They
still don’t know why he confessed though. Danny wants to run a polygraph on him, but both
their operators are out of town. Jo wants Danny to bring both Manny and his cellmate to the
precinct. She’s got an idea.
Lindsey tells Mac that the shard of glass is consistent with a beer bottle, but the polyester fiber
on the shard is from a security laminate. Mac tells her to contact whoever makes the laminate
and get a list of places it’s been installed.
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