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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
Sheldon works on the snakes, while Lindsay works on the apron they found at the scene of
the fire.
Mac and Jo talk about Ellie.
Lindsay says the blood on the apron doesn’t belong to either of the young men. It does have
unusual DNA markers that she remembered coming across last year in an unsolved murder
case. Ryan Perisi is a perfect match to the blood on the apron.
Adam’s working on the second call. Everything was done exactly the same as it was for the
first call. Prepaid phone, sim card deactivated, etc. The caller isn’t as smart as he thinks, though.
Adam found that the sim cards were sequential. And since the caller said there’d be a third call,
then the third phone is currently activated. Adam finds the triangulated location, and Don and
Jo head out to see if they can find their killer. Don thinks he’ll go beat the bushes, but Jo has a
less obtrusive idea. She calls the number for the activated phone. The bartender’s phone rings,
and he looks at it in wide-eyed alarm. He sees Jo mouth ”Gotcha!” and he jumps the bar and
starts running. The kid runs, with Don right behind him. They both slide under a stopped semi
and keep running. It looks like they’re going to be separated by a truck, but Jo intervenes, and
the kid runs face first into a dumpster.
Mac questions Reuben, who announces that Mac is out of his mind. Mac knows he made
the calls. Voice analysis proves it. He claims a friend asked him to make the call and read the
instructions. He didn’t ask why, because he didn’t really care. Mac asks him how he feels about
25-life, and Reuben feels he wants an attorney.
Jo and Don are watching through the glass. She believes him. Body language is too relaxed.
He didn’t have any connection to the boys, but he knows who did. Reuben continues running his
mouth, so Mac tells him he should tell his attorney about last year’s shooting victim, the bouncer
Ryan Perisi. Reuben retorts that they were all already questioned and cleared. When Mac ran
the special light over the apron to show the blood, he noticed that Reuben had a Riker’s Island
visitor’s stamp on his hand. Reuben is a bartender. He really should wash his hands more often.
The prisoner Reuben went to see was in the woman’s facility. Allison Scott is being held on a
possession charge. She was engaged to Ryan Perisi. Jo goes to visit Allison.
Mac, Sheldon and Danny are discussing the case. It seems that there were two college kids
being way too friendly with Allison the night that Ryan was killed. He had to kick them to the
curb. They were Jeremy Harris and Craig Anderson. They were none too happy, and threatened
Parisi. One hour later somebody snuck up on him and put a bullet in his back. Allison found
him dying on the sidewalk, the MS had to pry him out of her arms. That explained his blood on
her apron. The boys were questioned. Their alibis were weak, but there was no evidence linking
them to the crime. Allison needed somebody to blame, so she chose the boys.
Sheldon shares what he discovered about the snakes. Their toxin causes near instant muscle
paralysis in humans. If the boys were lucky, they died quickly. If not, it took several days.
Allison Scott is very proud of herself for what she did to the boys. Very cocky. Right up until
Jo tells her that there was a partial print on the bullet. And while it wasn’t enough to find the
killer, it was more than enough to rule out Craig and Jeremy. She claims it’s over. She did what it
has to do. Jo tells her to let the Harrises say goodbye to their son, just like she got to say goodbye
to Ryan. She gives Jo the information so they can find Jeremy. When Don, Mac and Sheldon get
there, they find Jeremy is still breathing.
They’re putting him in the ambulance when Jeremy’s parents arrive. He’s responding to the
anti-venom. He’s not out of the woods yet, but his prognosis is good.
Mac finds Jo going through her office trying to find the address for a special burger place. She
and Ellie are going to dinner and a game. Ellie is adopted, Jo fills him in on the specifics while she
searches for the missing info. She finally finds it, and they enjoy their meal and mother/daughter
time. She gets a call from her son that he’s passing on their family time for pizza with his buddies.
So they get to have girls night.
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