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Cameron Marshall, age 27, drowned. Brett Hollister, age 25, took a blow to the throat during
the accident. He stopped breathing before the truck sank. Victim #3 was so drunk that she
exacerbated the hypothermia. Victoria Enzo of Queens. Sheldon seems to recognize the name.
Mac fills Jo in. She’s the daughter of Carmen Enzo, the head of Local #225 Sanitation Workers
Union. Some work he did last year betrayed a boatload of union workers. This accident could
have been retribution.
Enzo arrives to speak with Mac. Do they have any idea who did this to his girl? Not yet. He
reminisces her playing dress-up when she was little. She wore a bride dress her mom made her,
and his job was to walk her down the make-believe aisle. Mac says he’s sorry for Carmen’s loss,
but Carmen retorts that he has no use for Mac’s sympathy. Mac tells him he can know that
every effort is being made to bring his daughter’s killer to justice. He reacts in anger, and gets
up to leave. Mac informs him that due to his business activities, they believe this accident was a
direct attack on Enzo’s daughter. Her murder may have been a warning. Therefore, Enzo and his
remaining family may still be in danger. Enzo tells Mac that his wife and children are supposed
to be off-limits. Mac tells him that not everybody cares about the rules. He also tells Carmen he’ll
need the names of his most vocal opponents, both personal and professional. He says it’s a long
list. Mac tells him to take a seat and start writing.
Don calls him out for a word. There’s someone he’s got to meet. It’s a blond woman named
Jessica, telling them that Vicky Enzo wasn’t supposed to be at that party. She was there in
Jessica’s place. It’s her fault. It should have been Jessica. She got the invitation in the mail a
couple of nights ago, said she would be a VIP. She was stuck late at work, so she thought since
she couldn’t enjoy it, Vicky might as well.
They show the invite around, but nobody else got one like it. Two of Jo’s interviews, Chris
Boyle and Abigail West, said they did get actual invitations as opposed to Tweets or texts. Don
says to add Neal Cooper to that list. That makes four VIPs. The killer used those invitations
to make sure his targets would be in attendance. Each of the VIPs will be questioned by one
member of CSI. They each know something important, but they just don’t know it.
Danny shows pictures of the other three to Jessica. She says they all look familiar, but that’s
because she’s a bartender. She sees hundreds of faces a day. Chris picks out Abigail’s picture,
he remembers her from the party. Abigail says she can’t remember, and Neal doesn’t do much
better. Abigail is a housewife from Jersey, this was her first night out in a very long time. Neal
had been getting prank calls for months, some guy telling him to watch his back. When Don asks
Chris about prank calls, he says yeah. He’d forgotten about them, but they were no big deal. Just
some guy, laughing.
Abigail says somebody had been going through her garbage, tipping it over. Every day for a
week. Her husband tied down the covers, and it was still happening. They finally started keeping
the garbage in the garage. But this was years ago! Was somebody watching her, this whole time?
Danny tells the investigators that Jessica’s car was broken into seven times over a six-month
period. Bottom line is that all four of them suffered some form of aggravated harassment over
a similar time period. Until they can dig deeper, the only confirmed link between them is the
invitation.
Adam goes to work on the invitation. The paper is vellum. Very expensive, no fingerprints. The
ink is Japanese, and also ridiculously expensive. But there was blood mixed in it. Human blood.
It was mixed in the ink before it was dried. He thinks it’s from whoever created the invitation.
Akiko Haruka is working at creating body art on a group of models when Don and Jo arrive
to ask her some questions. Jo asks her about the invitation, and Akiko says she makes art, not
stationary. Jo tells her they matched the DNA in the ink to a Wanda Coe, aka Akiko. She puts her
blood in her ink, it’s an authenticity marking. Some guy paid her $5k apiece for four invitations,
cash in advance. He probably gave her an alias. She said he barely made eye contact, so she
couldn’t describe him much. Dark hair, light skin, a bit of a stutter. Jo asks her to draw him, so
she does.
Neal sees the picture. Some guy was watching him one night when he came out of a movie
and stopped to grab a bite to eat. He fine-tunes the picture Wanda drew. When Jessica goes past
the room Neal is in, she sees the picture. She recognizes him as Johnny, her ex-fiance. They met
senior year of college, and lost track of each other for a time. A mutual friend set them up on
a blind date. He proposed last year, and she accepted but then she started seeing a side of him
that made her uncomfortable. He was possessive and needy, and she even caught him following
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