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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
was going to release his movie against a Pixar movie, effectively killing it. Brent grabbed Melvin,
pleading with him.
At the NYPD Bullpen, Flack scrutinizes Moran’s memo book and sees that there are scribbledout
words. Concerned, Flack catches up with Stella and asks her to run the memo book off the
record.
Stella uses a VIDEO SPECTRAL COMPARATOR and is able to remove the obliterating ink of
the scribble from the underlying writing. She tells Flack that the obliterated writing was ”Hector,
soda can, scar right cheek.” Moran withheld a dying declaration and took the soda can.
Flack returns to the wine shop and traces Moran’s possible steps. He walks across the street,
digs through a trash can and finds the soda can.
Stella posits that Moran made ties with gang members, but Flack can’t believe that. Mac
advises them not to postulate until they find the evidence.
Mac asks Jane Parsons to process the soda can. She reports to him that there are two donors
on the can, saliva from an unknown male and epithelial from Sergeant Gavin Moran. There is
something else. Mac tells Stella and Flack that the DNA on the soda can indicates the donors are
father and son. Hector is Moran’s son.
In the Layout Room, Aiden has a line of ten black stiletto heels, all identical except in size.
She tells Danny the bruises on Melvin’s buttocks are from a Feldman stiletto. Her cousin Manny
is a cobbler, and when she told him about the distinctive teardrop heel bruise, he pointed her
towards the Feldman shoes. They are looking for a size seven shoe to match the bruise.
In Mac’s office, Moran stands while Mac reconstructs the situation. Moran met a girl on his
beat and had a son with her. He stays on the same beat as a way to keep checking in on her,
but his son is lured to the gangs. Being half Dominican and half white would make him feel he
needed to prove something. When Moran responded to the robbery, he realized that the dying
owner’s description was of his son, Hector, so he covered the crime, disposing of the soda can.
Moran admits nothing, but asks for his union lawyer.
At the Chelsea apartment, Chandra Heckman admits that she kicked Melvin ”in the ass” as
hard as she could to save his life. Melvin was two hundred pounds overweight and had tantrums
and ridiculous cholesterol levels. She was the candy police. She found him sneaking a truffle and
kicked him in the behind, knocking him against a wall. She claims that she loved him and didn’t
kick him off the balcony.
Flack finds years of checks to a Blanca Vasquez from Moran’s accounts. Mac and Flack go to
Blanca’s apartment, and she tells them that Hector had packed and left a message that he was
going to his cousin’s in Atlanta. Also, he said not to answer the door if Tomas Perez came by. The
CSIs realize that Hector failed his gang initiation, and now the gangbangers want him dead.
Mac and Stella use a SOUND SPECTROGRAPH on Blanca’s answering machine and isolate
the sound of a loudspeaker, a subway announcement: ”Whitford-Ninth Street.” It’s in Brooklyn.
They call Blanca Vasquez.
At a warehouse in Brooklyn, Stella tells Flack that Hector’s mother used to bring him to work
when he was a baby, before the plant closed. They find a duffel bag, and Flack calls out for
Hector. Hector bolts to the exit with Mac in pursuit. Mac grabs Hector as he tries to climb up a
ladder.
At the NYPD Interrogation Room, Hector tells Mac he doesn’t want to see his father. Hector
also claims he didn’t shoot the shopkeeper. C-Dog, Tomas Perez, is the killer. Hector was told to
shoot the owner but couldn’t, so Perez grabbed the gun and shot the owner as he tried to flee.
D.A. McShane eats a hotdog on a Manhattan street corner and tells Mac that he wants Hector
booked even though he wasn’t the shooter. McShane tells Mac that he doesn’t have much time
to settle this case.
Dr. Hawkes tells Danny and Aiden that the chocolate found in Melvin’s stomach wasn’t a
truffle, but cheap milk chocolate. The chocolate appears to have been barely digested and may
have been the last thing he ate before he fell.
Back at the Chelsea apartment, Aiden and Danny see candy wrappers in the robin’s nest
below. There is no corner store around the neighborhood. The CSIs find a stash of candy bars in
a stone gargoyle’s mouth above the railing. Melvin reached for another candy bar, but due to his
inebriation, he lost his balance and fell, banging his head on the way down.
Perez is patted down by Flack as Mac watches. In Perez’s waistband, Flack finds a handgun
that Perez claims he found on the street and was going to turn in. They take his jacket.
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