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C.S.I. New York Episode Guide
bleeding. Death was immediate that’s why there weren’t any bruises, but Zao tells Stella that
there may be bruising on the inner dermal layers of the skin and whoever hit the victim was sure
to have left an imprint. Zao then hands a pair of gloves to Stella, and he continues the autopsy.
He reaches into the chest cavity and fishes out a huge diamond, which he hands over to Stella.
Back to Mac’s case, Hawkes sees a mosquito ”taking it easy” on the conference table. Since
mosquitoes usually don’t fly as high as a building’s 34th floor, he figures that it must’ve been
transported this morning by someone. Mac finds gunshot residue behind one of the chairs, and
suspects that the climber may have witnessed a shooting, which would explain the attempted
911 call. Hawkes wonders where the shooting victim is, and they find what looks like drag marks
on the floor leading outside the conference room to a door. They open it and a body with a gun
shot wound to the temple falls out. Hawkes looks for a wallet and identifies the body as Lee
Dillard, a senior partner of the firm where the shooting occurred. Mac sees a mosquito bite on
the victim’s neck, and he and Hawkes go back to the firm’s conference room and trap their only
living witness inside a container.
As Lee Dillard’s body is put in a body bag, a man asks Mac and Hawkes how his law firm
is involved in the climber’s death. He introduces himself as Eli Bishop, a senior partner of the
Bishop & Dillard Law Firm. Mac tells him that his partner was murdered in their conference
room just as the body bag passes by, and Bishop stares in shock. Bishop tells them the last
time he saw his partner was yesterday afternoon and that he got to work a this morning a little
after 7am. Hawkes asks about how he hurt his hand, and Bishop says he got it from a sailing
accident. The lawyer then excuses himself to make some phone calls and talk to his staff, leaving
the CSIs a little suspicious.
Back at the lab, Mac steps out of the elevator just as Stella is passing by with a box in her
arms. He offers to help her but she declines, saying that she can handle it. She then asks about
Mac catching mosquitos, he tells her that it’s their only witness because it bit the victim and
there was a chance it bit the shooter. Stella notices Mac’s reference to the insect as a ”she”,
and he tells her that only the females bite. As he opens the door for her, they talk about how
Hawkes is ”a walking encyclopedia of tidbit information”. Stella says that was better than Google.
She asks if Mac has tortured him yet. Mac replies that it was ”testing”, and that all rookies go
through the same process. When Stella asks where Hawkes is, Mac tells her that he’s doing a
little mosquito autopsy.
Hawkes and Aiden are shown simultaneously working their cases. We see Hawkes plucking
a wing from the mosquito and extracting the blood from its abdomen. Aiden is making an agar
(a gelatinous substance normally used for culturing bacteria and often placed in a petri dish)
culture from the mud found from her case.
Meanwhile, Danny is working on the diamond bra and scanning for prints. Stella walks in
with the diamond they got from the victim’s throat. Aiden walks over to them and comments
about how she’s been ”processing dirt all day while you’ve been shopping at Tiffany’s”. Stella
tells them that the diamond was what the thief was after, and when the other lab guy Zack asks
why the thief didn’t take the bra, Danny says the diamonds embedded in it were laser inscribed
and too small to cut. The big diamond, however, can be cut and sold in smaller pieces.
Aiden’s cellphone rings, then her mood changes into that of urgency and she excuses herself,
leaving Zack to take care of the bacterial colonies she was doing. Zack tells her it’s not his field of
expertise but she ignores him and runs off. Stella and Danny watch her go, then they get a hit on
the prints they found on the bra. It belongs to a Fred Becker who was a professional jewelry thief
now working as security in the jewel district. Danny and Stella start to leave to go talk to Becker
when Zack calls their attention to the big diamond which is somehow having a weird reaction to
the UV light. He asks if a diamond is supposed to react like that, and Danny and Stella say no.
Next we see Mac questioning Lee Dillard’s assistant Adam Sorenson, who claims he had not
seen his boss the morning of the murder. Mac shows him the Dandridge Hotel pen he found
and asks if it is his, Sorenson scratches his arm and tells Mac that it could be his pen since he
always stays at that hotel when he has to work late. Mac then asks if he was sure he hadn’t seen
his boss, Adam reassures him and tells him that he should probably talk to Eli Bishop. He tells
Mac that Bishop had planned to split the partnership and that everyone knew about it except
the victim. Mac agrees that it could be a good motive, then presses Sorenson about the pen. The
assistant then admits that it’s his, and that the victim had the habit of taking things from his
desk. Mac asks when he last saw his boss, Sorenson says ”Yesterday”.
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