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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
Harris says he had 17 years, a lifetime, to think things over. Mac tells him to say what’s on his
mind and Harris says Mac is the detective, he should find out. Danville interviews the cellmates
and prisoners at Riker’s island, but Harris never said a word to anybody about his plans.
Danville looks over the case file with Mac. The case of Harris was 17 years ago and happened
when Mac was a beat cop. Jo asks Mac for details.
Mac and Hunt acted on a tip. They found Harris in the apartment with the bag of money
and after a scuffle Mac removed him from the scene. The blood spatter on the money bag of
cash impounded when Harris was arrested is what Mac remembers. Harris’ girlfriend was found
murdered. The girlfriend’s relationship to Harris is identified by the marriage license application
Harris filed the week before the bust.
But Danville notes the elliptical patterns of blood and say that doesn’t look right. Danville
stuffs a similar bag full of fake ’money’ and spurts blood through a pane of glass repeatedly in
the lab. The spatter from a struggle does not match the photo of the bag in the crime report.
But the spatter matches when the bag is full, but from the crime file photo Mac detects it was
deburdened of a lot of the cash before Hunt gave it to him. That’s why Harris has a grudge.
Mac goes to Hunt’s apartment and smacks him in the face. When Hunt tries to get physical
with Mac, he pushes him back. Mac says he must have stolen the money while Mac was booking
the man Harris down in the squad car, and killed Harris’s fiancee when she walked in. Mac is
angry because Hunt made Mac voucher the money to make it look like he stole it to someone like
Harris, who knew there was more in it.
The man was jailed by two cops who stole money and killed his girlfriend. That’s why Harris
thinks Mac is a dirty cop. Mac says Hunt is under arrest but gets a call about a murder and
demands Hunt accompany him. The two men walk in on a body tied to a bed with worms coming
out of it. Mac instantly senses Harris was the culprit.
The CSI team combs a murder scene with a corpse that has been tortured for weeks in hunger.
Mac says this is the drug smuggler crime figure from the case Harris got arrested for. But the
evidence doesn’t place Harris at the scene except for discarded Rosary on the floor.
Mac says Harris would only give him last rites if he felt he deserved them. So that means he
thought the drug dealer wasn’t the killer at the end.
Mac has Flack observing Harris at a local diner when the test results from the Harris apartment
come back.
The CSI staff comb the former Harris apartment. Lindsay finds imprints and takes a cast,
and the blood is the identity of Harris’ dead fiancee, murdered the week he went to prison. The
imprint in the wood under the carpet put in under carpet laid in 1995 is similar to the square
police fraternity ring Hunt wears.
Mac realizes that Harris was blamed for taking the cash and assumed his fiancee was killed
by the crime figure. He tells Hunt they are going for a ride. In the car he demands Hunt’s retired
arms service revolver. But Flack notices Harris has left.
As Mac accuses Hunt in the car, another car rams into it. Mac and Hunt slowly recover when
Mac sees Harris outside the car with a gun.
Harris shoots Hunt, saying his fiancee was his angel.
Mac shoots Harris.
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