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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
Jo Danville interviews the other man. They say it is a phony murder story. The men both deny
that they shot the guy. They confess to the robbery and the white Mike hit the door man with the
pistol. Sean Peterson the dead man was shot from a different gun, however.
Mac meets an old friend Joe at a diner. The man remembers his son was a cop who lost his
son on 9/11. Mac says they are doing something significant and he has made a friend. Mac says
they are a grumpy old fireman with no personality and charismatic charming cop who came
together to build something that will last forever. The man says ’charismatic my ass’.
Mac goes to pick up event passes for the people at the crime lab. he goes through the folder an
Mac finds Joe Vincent’s pass and realizes he does not intend to be at the memorial. Flashbacks
show Danville and Mac reacting to street and headquarters situations of actual 9/11. Danville
and Mac meets in the coffee shop in the lobby. They talk about the bar shooting robbery case.
Danville says they both know she is just keeping the seat warm until he comes back. Mac
says he is not coming back. Mac says measure twice cut once. This is their crime scene motto.
From the crime scene there is a smudge on the wall that puzzles Jo. The drying of the blood is
inconsistent with when the person leaving would have brushed it flat.
Danville demonstrates that contact was made with the blood ten minutes after the blood was
sleeve. The skeletonization of the blood drops prove Devon didn’t leave until after the blood was
poured. Lindsay points out the door man would only have opened the door to people he knew, to
go for a smoke, or to let someone out. Danville says Devon is lying because she would have been
gone down the block well before the shooting unless she was lying.
Flashbacks show that Flack and Messer met in the ash of 9/11 under the Ground Zero
explosions. But Mac meets with Joe again and urges him to go to the memorial event. Flashbacks
show that Mac and Joe met when they were searching for those they loved dying on 9/11. Joe
gets th pass from Mac but says he won’t change his mind about attending.
Devon is questioned about the Black Mike and White Mike. Flack and Danville say that she
told them when to come to the bar to get the counting out cash. Devon says they came to the
door too late. They came in the door and say to Devon ’Everything all right?’
Sean knew she had set it up but she shot Sean right away because he saw she was involved.
White Mike gave her the gun. Devon left the bar and went around the corner and waited for the
men to come out. When she came back to see if they came out Sean came out and she shot him.
Devon says she owed White Mike too much money. Devon promised that no one would get hurt.
Danville says it is fitting that the last thing she will remember for the rest of her life is the
look of an innocent man dying. Danville and Flack are disgusted that Devon has no idea what
9/11 means to them or to the city. Danville says Don Flack is one hell of a detective but he says
the jury is still out on her.
Syd writes a coroner’s body ticket on a John Doe (present day) and writes 9/11/2011, and
flashes back to writing the same ticket on 9/11/2001. Syd flashes back to the Towers scene at
9/11, watching Mac say eternal vows of rest in peace over the manwho was Joe’s fireman son,
who dies in front of them of ash inhalation from the 9/11 tower rescues.
Adam, Lindsay, Messer, Flack, and Hodge get ready to attend the memorial ceremony. Adam
confesses he slept through 911 and is ashamed of telling people lies for years because he was so
drunk he woke up on 9/11 after it was all over and the world had changed. Adam says he went
down to the ground Zero and sat with construction workers for bucket brigade.
Lindsay says she joined the bucket brigade as well. She says she saw the bucket brigade
on TV and came from Montana because fire trucks were driving. At the memorial ground, Mac
speaks form the heart at the new tower dedication. the portraits of th 400 first responders on
the Brooklyn wall of remembrance which will live in their hearts forever. (real families from first
responders are in the crowd).
Mac says they are resolved to stand together as one family of Americans.
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