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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
place right on that spot. Moreover, it started snowing after the murder took place, blurring any
evidence of footprints etc. Mother Nature seems to be an accomplice. But Monroe declares that
since the snow is powdery, the evidence is concealed under the snow. They begin to blow away
the topmost layer of the snow and also collect the rest of the evidence. At the lab, Sid is examining
the body. And this is seen alternating with the doctor from the 57 examining Lana’s body. 55
years! Sid tells Jo that their murder weapon is a broken champagne flute, same dimensions as
the paper weight used to kill Lana. Now comes the eerie part. Our present victim Jessica had
heterochromia, with one eye blue and the other brown; and Lana had sectoral heterochromia;
that is a part of one eye was brown and she basically had green eyes.
So it appeared that both her eyes had different colors! So this is no coincidence. The killer
must have known about this feature. So Jo wonders that if the killer wanted to duplicate a
murder then why he would choose a different murder weapon. A spiked paper weight could be
found at any store. Sid also tells Jo that he found impressions of Greek letters on Jessica’s wrist.
Phi Gama Alpha. This could belong to a fraternity and the letters are carved on a ring. Meanwhile,
Don is talking to people who knew Jessica. He learns that a guy from ballistics, Harlan Porter
really liked her and he had given her a nickname; Lana. The people from the lab say that Harlan
knew everything about that unsolved case as it was his thesis or something. He told Jessica that
how they had a similar feature of different colored eyes.
They say that they tried to reach him to inform him about Jessica, but no one could and
no one has heard of him since. Don asks everyone from the team about Harlan. Taylor meets
Christine at her coffee shop. He tells her that he feels bad that he never thanked Jessica for
all the work she did for him as a technician. He picks up his lunch and leaves. The kids at the
lab pay a beautiful tribute to Jessica. Jo takes this opportunity to express her feelings to Taylor
and tells him how much she adores their friendship. Back to the case, Taylor informs Jo that
Jessica had appeared for an exam and she scored very well. And with that she was eligible for the
position of a criminalist. He also tells her that the murder weapon from Lana’s case is missing.
It was evidence in the previous case and now it’s gone. He shows her a picture from the present
crime scene. He tells her that the only people who take photos are Danny and Hawkes, and they
too are in the picture.
Then who took it? Also who could access their phones and leave no trace behind? And now the
killer is playing ’catch me if you can’. So now, it appears that even the killer is part of the crime
lab. And the most obvious doubt, Harlan. Adam tells the group that Jessica was a friend to him.
Danny calculates the approximate height of the photographer. Adam is analyzing a stick that
was found on Jessica’s body. He calls Hawkes and asks him to look at it. It’s a stick with an eye
ball on it. its phasmatodea, stick insect. And it is found no where around New York. Meanwhile
Lindsay is analyzing the tread patterns of the footwear. Danny helps her with it. They eliminate
the unwanted prints and are left with two sets of prints. And the man’s prints matches with the
approximate height of the guy who clicked the photo. Just then he gets a call saying that Harlan
is found and also his connection with the fraternity.
Don and Danny interrogate Harlan. They ask him about moving the evidence but he says that
he did do it. They ask him about the bruising on Jessica’s wrists. He tells them that Kim, Jessica
and he had cleared the test and so they went out to celebrate. But Jessica and Kim were on the
bar table, dancing like idiots and so he was trying to pull Jessica down. She got angry that he
pulled her so hard and the two girls left him at the bar. He tells them that he never got a chance
to tell her that he loved her. Jo asks Kim as to why she didn’t mention that Harlan was with
Jessica that night. She tells Jo that she didn’t want Harlan to get in trouble, as it was their idea
to sneak out of work, just for one drink and it lasted more than that. But then she tells Jo that
she went home and left the two of them together. Adam appraises Taylor about the insect theory.
He tells him that the insect could not be found in New York in this season and reveals few facts
which said that one of the departments was researching on phasmatodea.
He also shows him the list of the people who had signed in that night. Taylor tells him that he
has narrowed down the suspect list. Next, Paul, the detective who was investigated Lana’s case,
meets Taylor. Paul tells him that he retired from his service without finding an answer to that
case. He asks Taylor if he remembers what shade of lipstick Jessica was wearing at the time of the
murder. He tells Paul that they did not find any tube of lipstick in the victim’s handbag. Paul tells
Taylor that Lana wore a particular shade of red lipstick that night and also that he remembers
reading that Jessica too wore a shade of red. Paul tells him that the color was Stormy Red. Paul
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