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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
front of his eye and he couldn’t do anything. Adam finds the shooter’s cap and finds a strand of
hair in it. Also, there are blood drops on the fence as the shooter got hurt while trying to jump
over.
Next, the shooter is trying to wash the blood off his hand and we see that he is the same guy
who entered Westcott’s class. He is now in the washroom of a cafeteria and someone knows at
the door. He comes out and watches the news of the shooting on television. He also sees that
Lindsay has been admitted in the hospital. He remembers that Lindsay had seen his face. Next,
Adam is running tests on the hair and blood of the shooter and Mac while making a flow chart on
the crime, manages to identify the color red. At the hospital, Danny notices a hairline fracture on
Lindsay’s skull x-ray and messages the same to his team, along with its symptoms. Danny picks
up his daughter and leaves from the hospital; we see that the daughter has made a painting for
her mother.
As Danny enters the elevator, the shooter walks out of it and goes towards Lindsay’s room. He
is standing at the window and exhales on it and writes something on the mist. His eyes are filled
with tears. Lindsay regains consciousness but he vision is blurry. The shooter walks towards her
bed and pulls out a knife. He then sees the daughter’s painting and becomes very emotional and
puts back the knife. He then sees a nurse approaching the room; he quickly leaves. Next, Sid is
examining the small girl’s body. At the CSI office, the little boy is helping in getting the shooter’s
sketch made. They are running the ballistics on the bullets found and they find that the gun is
registered under the name of Grant Hamilton.
They interrogate Hamilton who tells them that his gun was stolen from his boat six months
ago; there were few other items that were stolen as well. He did not report it missing as he
was running for Senate and such a report could complicate things. Don is super pissed and he
tells him that his gun killed a little girl. Hamilton is shocked. He then tells Mac that he was
a successful businessman before he entered politics and he did anger a few people. But there
was someone bold enough to steal his weapon and shoot him. Next, Adam finds it weird that
Hamilton was only grazed by the bullet. He feels that this is a campaigning trick. But Hawkes
has another theory; he feels that the target was someone else. And this he feels as he studied the
trajectory of the bullets and with the simulation of the scene.
Mac calls for video footage. At the hospital, Lindsay is awake and asks Danny who he left
their daughter with when he was here last night. Danny said that he wasn’t and probably she
was dreaming. She then tells him that she saw the shooter’s face and then Danny asks her
for the time the shooter was there. Jo and Danny see something written on the window which
probably says: I am sorry. They find a print. They also show Lindsay the sketch of the guy and
she confirms it. The guy is Evan Wescott; a teacher. But there is no motive to shoot Hamilton. Jo
arrives and pulls up the picture of the public school supervisor, Beverly McCord.
Three years back, she had Evan investigated and he got laid off from his job. They also see that
Beverly was one of Hamilton’s VIP guests; and she was standing very much where the shootings
were actually directed. Next, we see that Evan follows Beverly and aims a knife on her back and
hustles her into an auditorium. The team is tracking Beverly’s phone. She asks him to forgive
her but he isn’t going to. The team arrives and saves Beverley and arrests Evan. Mac meets his
doctor and tells him that his aphasia is becoming worse. The doctor tells him there is no quick
fix; he advises him to tell the people around him and take their help as he will not be able to do
it alone. Next, Lindsay identifies Evan as the shooter in a line up. Lonnie, the little boy is called
in and he too identifies Evan. Don talks to Evan and Evan tells him that Beverly thought he was
some sort of pervert as he showed some affection towards his student.
He tried explaining her that there is no such thing; but Beverly blew it out f proportion and
had him investigated. It took him a year back to get into school but he still couldn’t shake off the
skepticism from the minds of the people around him and so he decided to kill Beverly. But when
don tells him about the little girl who got killed because of him tossing the gun in the dumpster,
Evan is devastated as he would never hurt a child. Next, we see that Mac is still dealing with his
aphasia; alone.
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