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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
was real. She doesn’t know how she knew, she just did. Mac says he’ll need the message, and
Liz says she has it. Charles realizes that whoever left that message, killed Jeremy. He tells Jo it’s
just not fair. He was a good kid.
Sid and Sheldon remove the body from the car on the count of three. His right hand was left
behind, hanging onto the steering wheel. As Sid is working on the body, he finds a leprechaun
tattoo.
A young woman is wandering through CSI with a purposeful air. Mac is asking her name, but
she sees Jo over his shoulder and calls out to her mom. Her name is Ellie, and she says this
move to the Big Apple is not working. they need to leave. Mac looks at Jo and tells her to take all
the time she needs. As she walks away with her arm around Ellie’s shoulders, she turns back
and mouths ”Thank you” to Mac. They chat it out, and Ellie reluctantly agrees to give the stupid
school another chance.
Adam is working on the phone call Elizabeth Harris supplied, that led them to the rooftop.
Adam has isolated the voice, and while the caller gives step-by-step instructions, Mac maps out
the route. Why did he put so many hurdles in their way, if the point was to get them to the body?
Sid shows Jo the tattoo from the vic. He ran it through missing persons and got a hit.
Lindsay approaches Mac. The prints on the car belonged to Charles and Elizabeth Harris. She
got a third, older print but it was inconclusive for results. Jo walks in with good news. Jeremy is
not Jeremy. The body inside the car is not the Harris’ son. Danny says he is 19 year-old Craig
Anderson of Boston. His parents reported him missing almost three weeks ago. What was he
doing in New York? Sheldon says studying. He was a sophomore at NYU. Jeremy Harris attends
the same school and is a sophomore as well. Jeremy is a poly-sci major, Craig is a film student.
No overlap in classes. According to Mac, that doesn’t mean they didn’t know each other. There’s
a connection between the two of them; find it.
Sheldon says that by the process of elimination, the COD (cause of death) is looking more
and more like poison. Tox screening brought up nothing on the usual suspects, which means
it would be something rare and exotic. Poisoned and left to die? That means it’s personal. The
killer wanted that body found by someone - but why the Harrises?
Jo breaks the news to the parents. The body in that vehicle was not their son. Charles thinks
they must have made a mistake. Jo gives them the victim’s name and asks if Jeremy knew him.
Charles says that Jeremy was in college. His circle of friends was different every time they spoke.
They’re wasting time. Liz begs to be taken to him, but Jo can’t help her. The team needs access
to his email and voice mail records. Anything that could tie him to Craig could give them some
direction in the case.
Mrs. Anderson shows up early to talk to Don about Craig’s death. He suggests they take
a walk. She shares that her husband, Mark, passes away when Craig was still in elementary
school. It was just the two of them after that. She wasn’t a perfect mom, she tried her best. Don
tells her she must have been pretty damn good, because Craig was at the top of his class. He
loved learning, and basketball. He tells her that they’re going to find the guy that murdered her
son. She snaps at Don, then apologizes. She doesn’t know the right way to act around people.
Don tells her there is no ’right way to act’. Children aren’t supposed to die. She wants to see him.
Don flashes on the body and tells her that with all due respect, that’s not a good idea. It’s not
how she should remember him.
When Don arrives back at work, a very anxious and upset Charles Harris is asking for him
at the front desk. They got another call. He only heard it once, he can’t remember specifics. His
wife is gone. If anything should happen to her ... Don tells him to take a breath, calm down. He
recites as much as he can, and while he’s talking, Don is calling Mac.
Don, Mac and Jo arrive at the building. They smell smoke. Jo finds it coming from the floor
below. They call out for Elizabeth. She’s alive, coughing. Jo finds her. Don finds a fire extinguisher
and does what he can to put out the flames. They clear out.
Lindsay is taking pictures. The last voice mail plays while we see Elizabeth following instructions
to douse the place in gasoline and set it on fire, including snakes. His next message will
be the last one. Mac puts everything together and realizes the calls aren’t to help the Harrises
find Jeremy. He’s making them destroy evidence. The basement is an unofficial sublet to a company
called Eastwick Receivables. It’s counter-intuitive, Jo says; why would you get someone to
dispose of the evidence, when you could easily do it yourself?
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