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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
In the lab, Sid tells Danny and Mac that the second victim’s date of death was around 1995.
Her internal organs tell the story. External decay was somehow delayed. Mac says salt - they
found some at the scene. The park places salt around the park walkways to melt the snow. If
it leeched into the soil in high enough quantities, it would work as a preservative. So why was
somebody digging her up? Was it the perpetrator? Did he kill both women? Sid says the second
victim suffered a blunt force trauma to the skull. She was also stabbed. Stabbed + bludgeoned =
up close and personal. They’re back to a single commonality; they were both found in the park.
Sully’s tape is being checked. Jo and Sheldon watch as their Jane Doe slams into Sully,
and his voice goes up an octave as he blurts that she’s real. They stop the footage to track the
direction she’s heading. It looks as though she came in through the park’s 72nd street entrance.
Sully chases her as she runs away screaming. So how did she die? Sid says he can’t say who but
he does know how. Nitrous Oxide poisoning. Laughing gas. It’s effects were exacerbated by antidepressants
in her system. The N2O ultimately suffocated her, and she was probably suffering
traumatic hallucinations as she was running through the park. Sid thought maybe she’d had
recent dental work, so he went to get her body out of cold storage. That’s when he discovered
bruises. The fridge temperature brought them out. Sid notes that they are in the distinct shape
of a hand, as though her body was lifted.The extent of the bruises suggest that she was dead
weight in this person’s hands (no pun intended, Sid notes). This means she was unconscious.
So since she was conscious when she was running through the park, this happened before that,
and she was at the mercy of whoever gave her the N2O. She wasn’t sexually assaulted, but they
know he undressed her and took her shoes off. So maybe he left some prints behind. Sid starts
the testing necessary to find out. Something is having a chemical reaction in her hair and scalp.
Her fingerprint results came back. She was a 5th grade teacher named Isabel Wilde. The
results Lindsay gets lead to an ex-con that’s been dead for five years. Sheldon declares him a
ghost, so Jo slaps him with her file folder.
Adam is having a case of the sillies. He sounds like he’s having cyber sex while he demands
his computer give him the results he’s looking for. Jo teases him about being on a kinky website,
but he fills her in on his activities. He was isolating the perp’s fingerprints from Isabel’s skin
pattern. Jo says Adam is right. He’s BRILLIANT! The stuff in Isabel’s hair was makeup used in
funeral parlors. Jo thinks that maybe the rash on Isabel’s neck was from one of those tables that
they have in funeral homes, to work on the appearance of the deceased. Jo fills Mac in, but he
sounds less than enthusiastic. He fills her in on his news. Sid found sutures in the new Jane
Doe, and Mac ran tests, got some answers, and he didn’t like what he found out. The victim is
Chief Ted Carver’s sister.
The Chief looks at Ronni and says her name. This isn’t easy. Mac says they can wait, but
Ted says no. He never reported her missing, because he didn’t think she was. She had a habit
of disappearing. Back in his office, he tells Mac that he and his sister were two very different
people. He loved her, but. He doesn’t remember anything about when last he saw her. He just
remembers his nephew calling to tell him that she had abandoned her three children. No note,
nothing. Mac asks if he ever looked for her but Ted says no. They took her kids in, and raised
them. At first he was angry, and embarrassed. But he knew he had to let it go, and move on. Mac
wants to talk to the kids, maybe they have a missing detail that could head them in the right
direction. Ted says he’ll arrange it. He wants them to keep it between themselves. Mac doesn’t
tell him that Jo already knows.
Jo, Lindsay, Sheldon and Don are headed for a nearby funeral home. This may be the one
Isabel was in before her run through the park. The funeral home is abandoned. It was a family
business. When they died, they left it to their only son and he closed the doors. Allegedly, he still
lives there. The team does some looking around. Don finds the N2O canisters and they realize
they have the scene of the crime, if not the perpetrator. Sheldon and Jo follow some stairs and
find the table with the headrest that Jo described. Sheldon’s eyes grow wide as he wonders what
the hell they’re dealing with.
Don is wondering the same. It doesn’t make any sense. The kid closed down the funeral home,
but stayed in the embalming business? Jo is following the chain of events. After he laid Isabel
on the table, what did he do next. Lindsay opens a door and says he dresses them. Don says
”If we come across a little old lady skeleton wearing a wig, in a rocking chair? It’s every man for
himself.” Sheldon is grateful that the perpetrator left behind trace elements on Isabel, or they
might never have found this place. They hear a sound, and everybody jumps. Don opens one of
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