Writer:	Marc Guggenheim, Ildy Modrovich
Director:	Jonathan Glassner
Star:	David Caruso (Lieutenant Horatio Caine),  Emily Procter (Calleigh Duquesne),  Jonathan Togo (Ryan Wolfe (Episodes 54+, Recurring Previously)),  Adam Rodriguez (Eric "Delko" Delektorsky),  Khandi Alexander (Chief Medical Examiner Alexx Woods)
Recurring Role:	Eva La Rue (Natalia Boa Vista),  Amy Laughlin (Erica Sikes),  Boti Bliss (Valera),  Rex Linn (Detective Frank Tripp)
Guest Star:	Corey Stoll (Craig Seaborn),  Linden Ashby (Steven Hardy),  Jack Yang (Shawn Kimsey),  Colette Kilroy (Debra Brawley),  Cassandra Creech (Officer Jordon),  Jon Hamm (Dr. Brent Kessler),  Patrick Fischler (Vince Nolan),  Greg Dohanic (Foster),  Laimarie Serrano (Blanca Rodriguez),  Lisa Thornhill (Felicia Hardy),  Rachel Crawford (Beth Jacobson),  Grainger Hines (Chief James Burton),  Vincent Rivera (Armando Diaz),  Christina Chambers (Yvette Travers)

Eva LaRue appeared but her name was not on the guest star list. (edit) One of the suspects in this episode is named Felicia Hardy. Felicia Hardy is the name of the Black Cat, a supporting character from the Spider-man comics. (edit)

Wolfe: 500 bucks? For a recorder? Are you kidding, what, is it dipped in gold? (edit) Felicia: The brochures say the air is different in Miami. I didn't know what they meant until I got here.
Delko: (scoffs) Yeah, right? The air. It makes you cheat on your husband.
(edit) Delko: It's unbelievable.
Valera: What?
Delko: Wolfe.
Valera: Again? You need to just go in a room and beat each other up. (edit) Wolfe: Are those rolling papers?
Delko: They're not mine. Someone must have borrowed my kit.
Wolfe: (snide) We've really gotta crack down on the pot smoking kit thieves around here. (edit) Alexx: (to Erika Sikes) Get that camera off my body! (edit)

Goof: When Ryan found the contact it was all crumpled up, and he took pictures of it that way. But when he showed the suspect pictures of the contact it was perfecting laid out nice and neat. (edit)

This episode bears a striking resemblance to the CSI episode "Rashomama", where the story is told in everyone's different perspective. Each of the investigators has a different story to tell with a different outcome as they twist together with each telling.
Both are - a now often used - reference to the 1950 movie Roshomon by Akira Kurosawa: a crime is described by its four suspects, each one giving more detail and providing complete different versions. (edit)