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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
was melted enough in the oven to alter the striae. Adam seconds her, he’s got nothing from the
glasses that Jo recovered. There were some acrylic smudges on the low ball glass, though. Adam
thinks the assassin used nail polish to cover his fingerprints. Sheldon joins the conversation. The
guy is clever, but he didn’t think of everything. The hairs found on George Parker traced back
to a William Dowd. He was incarcerated with Parker. He was released five months ago and fits
the killer’s description. Sheldon contacted Dowd’s parole officer and got an address. Mac says to
consider this suspect well-armed and extremely dangerous.
Don and Danny arrive at Dowd’s. As they knock and announce, he releases Camille from her
bonds and motions to her to be quiet. He takes her and a gun to the door. Don breaks down
Dowd’s door. The building super is at the killer’s place for fire safety inspection. Camille tries
to send him away, but he insists on speaking to the man of the house, so Camille leads him to
believe they’re in the middle of something hot and heavy. The super leaves, and the killer tells
Camille it was smart of her to go with the plan. She asks why she’s still alive and he says she has
information he needs. She’s not going to let him use her, then kill her. He tells her she doesn’t
have to cooperate. However, if she doesn’t, then more people will die. Starting with her. There’s
something he needs to find, and someone he needs to meet. Camille is going to help him do both.
Dowd gets questioned by Don and Danny. He explains how his hairs wound up on George’s
throat. He pretended to strangle him, it was a practical joke. George is just somebody he used
to know. He did his time, and he’s not going back. Sheldon found witnesses, and Dowd’s story
checked out.
Jo links Camille to the bar, and Sheldon recognizes her. They grew up together. He and Jo go
to Camille’s apartment, and it’s been tossed. Whatever they were looking for, they probably didn’t
find and that’s why she wasn’t killed along with the other three. Camille left Sheldon a voice mail
about a week ago, and he didn’t return the call. They find a crawl space above her apartment
and haul down a box. Jo asks if he was involved with Camille, and Sheldon says no. He never
got up the nerve. She was always the life of the party, everybody’s girl next door. They open the
box, and it is filled to overflowing with prescription bottles.
Mac and Jo start going over the bottles. None of them were prescribed to Camille. Sheldon
says she’s a nurse, but Jo got a call. Not anymore, she’s not. She was fired three weeks ago for
stealing prescription meds. Mac lists off all the meds. Some of these are $50 per pill. That’s some
pretty serious money. Sheldon doesn’t want to believe it.
Dr. Theola Kumi fills Don and Danny in on Camille Jordanson. She was an excellent nurse,
everybody loved her. One of their patients wasn’t getting any better, and swore he was taking his
meds. They had him bring in the bottle. Somewhere between them issuing and him receiving, the
real pills had been swapped out. Camille was the one delivering the meds. They didn’t think she
was lying until the next patient came in, complaining of the same symptoms. She fired Camille
but didn’t report the case for fear it would have an adverse effect on her clinic. She checked, and
neither of the two shooting victims were in her patient list.
The killer feeds Camille and gets her a change of clothes. She doesn’t want to, but he places
the gun on the table to intimidate her into complying. As she is changing, he asks about the
drugs. He’s already asked once, and now he’s going to ask again. He knows she lied, because
the drugs are now in the capable hands of the NYPD. She’s a liar, and liars get in the way of him
making money. Camille decides to play hardball. Why would she answer any of his questions,
when he hasn’t answered any of hers? Does he believe in fate? Free will? He sees through her.
She’s stalling. He’s going to give her one more chance. He didn’t find the drugs, but he will find
Janice Scott, because Camille is going to tell him where she is.
Soap scum. Lindsay took a closer look at Camille’s pills. They were all diluted with magnesium
stearate. It’s a binder, commonly used in hard candy, aspirin, etc. There was so much MS in those
pills that the therapeutic dose was rendered almost nonexistent. Since these meds are fakes, they
must be what she was giving her patients. So where’s the real medication?
Adam continues working on the evidence found in the pizza oven. He’s not finding much worth
mentioning. Jo finds something which leads her to know that the killer had style. Also, George
Parker turns out to be bipolar. There’s still no link between them and Camille, though. Both
Parker and Grace had high levels of uranium in their blood.
Danny has something. He hooked Camille Jordanson’s work phone up and compared it to
her personal phone bill. There’s one number that stands out as a frequent caller: Janice Scott.
Danny just got off the phone with Don. He said that Janice’s apartment got ransacked, just like
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