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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
the body lockers, and finds Olivia’s personal effects. When Sheldon opens the next locker, the
perpetrator is inside. They place him under arrest. As he is being escorted out, Lindsay finds
something in another locker and brings Jo over to see it.
Mac and Danny are discussing the Ronni Parker case (the chief’s sister). He started running
credit cards - they’re still in use. Since her surgery, there has been activity on one or all of them
every day. And not a single missed payment. Mac figures that her killer took over her identity,
because he knew she couldn’t report him. Danny has an address. They’re going to go pay a
visit. Chief Carver was notified as a courtesy, but he took the information and showed up for
the interview. It looks like a family home, with several jackets and hats hanging on hooks in
the entry hall. The DVD is still playing. It looks like somebody cleared out very fast. Like she
knew they were coming. The Chief picks up her wallet with ID displayed prominently in front
and announces that THIS is who stole his sister’s identity.
A young woman watching the news recognizes Gordon Sprouse. He’s being taken in for allegedly
murdering Isabel Wilde. She reacts in shock. Don questions Sprouse. He wants him to
confess. Sprouse says he’s never killed anyone. Don tells him how things probably unfolded.
Gordon points out that murder is wrong. Sheldon says that death and ecstasy are closely related.
Maybe growing up in a funeral home, things got a bit jumbled in his psyche. Did he get
his first little tingle, watching daddy work on the female bodies? Mommy. His mother was the
mortician, ”detective”. Okay, so does he have a mommy fixation? Sprouse spits that Don is disgusting.
Don’s disgusting? Well, I guess. He just prefers his women to be alive and conscious
when they get dressed, and do their hair and makeup. Sprouse is given to understand that Don
doesn’t have a clue what’s going on here. So he will explain it to him.
White is the color of snow, and milk. It is so pure that it’s not even a color. Sydney asks if
he wanted her to be at peace. Sprouse does a sort of head bob that means both yes and no. So
why did he paint her up like a corpse? Not a corpse. Like a perfect version of herself. They still
don’t get it. And he doesn’t do what’s in his head. Don says he knows a freak when he sees one.
Sprouse shrieks that if he did what was in his head, they’d be sliced up and gushing and washed
down the drain. And you’d never find them. But he doesn’t do that. He just plays with them. He
met Isabel in a bar. She came home with him. She wanted to try the gas, she thought it might
be fun. If he’d known she was on anti-depressants, he would have altered the dose on the N2O.
She was fine, but then she woke up screaming, and hallucinating. She jumped off the table and
ran out, alive. He didn’t follow her. He only plays with them. Usually, they start coming out, and
he lets them go. Because of the gas, they don’t even remember what happened. Sheldon picks
up on ”they”. How many others were there?
The young woman watching the news is talking to Jo. They found her belongings in Sprouse’s
locker. Jo gives her some tea. She says she can’t remember. She was dancing with him, and the
next thing she knew she was at home, wearing an old white dress. All the time in between was
gone. Jo offers to fill her in with what information they do have.
Mac finds that there was a jack knife in Ronni’s grave. He tells Jo he doesn’t know if it’s all the
talk of ghosts, but his sixth sense tells him something is going on here. Chief Carver is too much
so ”On top of it.” She figures he’s as on top of it as can logically be expected, considering he just
found out his sister was murdered. She suggests they call it a night. She would appreciate it if
he walked her to her car.
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