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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
knocked the brain right out of his skull.” Hawkes tells them that at least 50% of the man’s brain
is still missing, and Flack says that he found a shoe with about 10% and that they were still
trying to search for it, but Hawkes tells them that there’s no way they would find it with the
crowd and the heat. Stella then gets a call and leaves for the next crime scene as Hawkes, Mac
and Flack start to process.
Up on the sixth floor terrace, Flack and Mac examine the body. Flack sees blood stains on
the balcony and figures that the climber hit his head there and his brain popped out and fell to
the ground. He also identifies the victim as Paul Gessner, who had already climbed buildings in
Chicago and New York. Flack also says that a buddy of Paul’s videotaped the climb, and claims
that Paul was ”too careful and too good to just fall”. Mac looks closer at the body and takes
a broken cellphone from the victim’s hand. Flack then says that the victim always called his
daughter when he reached the top of the building. Mac notes that the victim wasn’t even close to
reaching the top, and then takes a sample of the resin powder which the victim used to keep his
hands from sweating from the climb. As he goes on with the processing, Mac notices an abrasion
on the victim’s cheek, the hands were void of scratches and bruises, and that there’s nothing
under the fingernails to suggest the victim was struggling to hold on. Flack starts to think it’s a
suicide, but that scenario is promptly thrown out the window when he and Mac see the numbers
”911” on the cellphone’s broken display.
Shortly, Mac is seen in a scaffold going up the side of the building and checking for traces of
resin powder to determine how far the victim managed to climb up before falling. He also notices
the people from the next building watching him through their windows. Back to the body, Hawkes
takes out a wallet from the victim’s pants and takes out a picture of a little girl. Much later, Mac
sees a small amount of blood on one of the window sills and connects it to the scratch on the
victim’s cheek. He looks up to check for the powder, and when he finds none he concludes that
”this is where he stopped.” He looks closer at the glass window and finds hand prints indicating
that the victim was banging at the window with a fist. He then calls Hawkes and tells him to
meet at the 34th floor.
Later, they find themselves standing inside a conference room, speculating on what made the
victim pound on the window. Hawkes thinks that maybe the victim wanted to stop the climb,
but if someone was in the room they could’ve easily let him in. Mac walks around the table and
whips out a flashlight, looking closer at one of the chairs. He sees high velocity blood spatters
and disagrees with Hawkes. They start processing, dusting out a handprint on the table and
finding a used pregnancy test kit in the trash bin which tested postive. Mac also finds a pen with
the words ”Dandridge Hotel” written on it.
In another part of New York, Detective Danny Messer arrives at a scene where a man wearing a
rhinestone bra is found dead. Detective Aiden Burn is already there taking pictures, and Danny
tries to have a ”little educated conversation.” Aiden finds traces of mud that aren’t from the
victim’s shoe just as Stella arrives. The three don’t find signs that the victim struggled with his
attacker, but his pockets were turned out and they didn’t find his wallet which suggests that
he was robbed. They debate whether he was killed then robbed or robbed then killed, and when
Stella asks for an identification they find out that the victim is actually Whitman Price, a famous
jeweller who recently designed a diamond bra worth over 8 million dollars. The identity is further
confirmed when Stella’s scan shows the bra to be real diamonds. Now the question is, ”Why
would somebody rob the guy and not take a million-dollar bra?”
We cut to Danny interviewing Nicole Jordan, a model who did a photoshoot wearing the diamond
bra for Whitman Price’s company the day before the victim was found. Danny asks her
if she noticed anything strange about the victim, and she replies that Price left alone after the
photoshoot, which was odd because she claims he always travelled with security. Danny then
asks if Nicole had security, and she says the company provided her with a bodyguard. ”Where
I go, he goes.” She says the company sees her as a commodity and they have to protect their
investment if they want the money to keep pouring in. Before Nicole goes back to work, Danny
asks if she knew anyone who would want to kill Price, and she answers ”I don’t know anyone
who wouldn’t.”
At the Medical Examiner’s office, Stella walks in just as Dr. Evan Zao is performing the autopsy
on Price. Zao shows Stella a CT- Scan of the body and they find something embedded on
the victim’s esophagus, and he tells her that whatever it was, it cut through the esophagus and
the right ventricle of the heart when the victim was hit in the chest and caused massive internal
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