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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
3 weeks later. A woman is dead on the hardwood floor in her living room. Blood spattered
across her face, neck and heart. Blood, brown, dried, and congealed; pooled around her and
streaked from where she had initially gotten stabbed. Mac stops as the hardwood floor meets
the carpet in her hallway. He overlooks the scene and is informed of the deceased woman’s
name. Angela Cohen. She had been stabbed several times and her boyfriend, Hank had moved
in 3 weeks ago when he had gotten out of prison. Behind her door the word ’Hank’ was written
in blood. Angela’s left pointer finger had dried blood on it. Indicating that she had written his
name on the door. There was a kitchen knife missing and another blood streak on the hardwood
floor. Hank meanwhile is in a desolate graffiti covered room getting high, thinking about playing
basketball. He hears the announcer in his head as he takes a balled up piece of paper and tosses
it across the room. He is now eating dinner with his brother when the police knock on his door
with a warrant for his arrest. Riley tries to stop them and they tell Hank that he is under arrest
for the murder of Angela Kelly.
Hank is in disbelief as he is interrogated. The police think that he is the one who killed her
but he claims he is innocent. His name written in blood on the door and the drugs found on her
table were two clear pieces of evidence against him. Hank believed he was innocent and told the
police he loved her, He still claimed not to have done it. The police believed that Hank had gotten
caught; by Angela while he was ’using’ and had gotten into a fight with Her because of it. They
believe he took her kitchen knife and stabbed her with it. But wait, Hank couldn’t have been
there because he was at a crack house; ’Getting high.’
In the crime lab Dr.’s Hammerback and Hawkes are examining the 10 stab wounds that
Angela had sustained during her murder. They see that she was killed by her stab wounds and
a kitchen knife was the most likely murder weapon. She had no drugs in her body at her time of
death and there were signs that she had struggled with her attacker. Most of her wounds were
on her right side. The knife cuts on her palm and forearm shows that she had tried to defend
herself. The knife wound on her back however was unexplained. It could have been inflicted as
she attempted to run away but it was unlikely.
Dr. Hammerback then shows Sheldon another odd piece of evidence. In one of Angela’s
wounds he had tweezed out a laminated piece of plastic. Laminated with a reflective plastic
coat. Sheldon takes the piece of plastic, to ’have Adam take a look.’ Sign of a struggle are apparent
everywhere in Angela’s kitchen and living room. Blood stained counter look wet with dried
blood, stools and personal items strewn about. 3 of Angela’s wounds had not been inflicted with
much force. It struck Sid and Sheldon as odd while they pondered why.
Lindsay after examining the gruesome scene is working on her findings in the lab. As Hank
and Riley are face to face in an interrogation room. The look on Riley’s face tells it all, the anger
and disappointment being suppressed. Hank; Happy to see Riley says; ’Little brother,’ Riley’s
expression answers without Riley having to say a word. His disappointment quickly dissolves
into pure anger and he stands and upends the table on top of his brother Hank. Hank’s pleads of
innocence mean nothing. Riley takes a piece of paper he had in his hand and balls it up, he tosses
it as his brother as Hank continues to proclaim his innocence. The police escort Riley into Mac’s
interrogation room where Mac starts by reading the piece of balled up paper that Riley threw at
Hank. A contract, written when Riley was 7 between he and his brother. Ensuring they would not
allow anything to get in between Riley and his dreams of playing professional basketball. Riley
wants to believe his brother is innocent but he knows that he is a drug addict. That part of him
is a person that Riley doesn’t know and anybody could be capable of doing something like that
when they are ’influenced.’ Hank lost his chance to play professional when he was younger. He
had torn his Achilles and was forced into rehab. He was never able to stay off the drugs after
that.
Sid, still examining Angela’s body discovers that the finger that was painted with blood, used
to write Hank’s name on the door was incapable of working after sustaining its wounds. The
killer had used Angela’s hand to write ’hank’ on the wall. In another part of the lab Sheldon is
working on the stab wounds themselves, he figures out that not all the wounds were inflicted
during the struggle. They were placed there to make the murder look like a ’Crime of passion.’
A second piece of staged evidence. It is beginning to look as if Hank was framed for the murder
of his girlfriend. Lindsay discovers an unknown person’s blood mixed with Angela’s on the floor.
This is assumed to be the blood of the person that murdered Angela. There was a torn love letter
at the scene perhaps that was ripped up and staged as evidence also.
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