Thursday December 18, 2003
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A teenager is found murdered on a construction site. Grissom, Sara, and Warrick follow the lead of blood on a hammer. Nick, with an assist from Catherine, tries to find how a woman was killed by a gunshot on her lawn when no one nearby had a gun.
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I don't know how many of you are going to look at this after I review seeing as the episode is 6 years old. But my name is Bryan Habick....eirely sounding to the child who's been murdered, Brian Haddick...
Seeing as I am an avid fan of CSI, I can only see it as a strange coincidence that my name is in this episode. Eventhough slightly changed. I have witnessed many-a-episode before with names of my friends, and acquiantances. So this is not new to me. But never did I find my name to be assimilated in such an episode. And in such a timely fashion. I hope you reviewers believe me enough to take notice of this. Thank You. And if you don't believe me.... comment and ill tell u how serious I am. Sincerely.
Bryan Habick
A well written episode. A teenage boy is found dead on a construction site. He appears to have suffered multiple blunt force traumas on his whole body. The murder weapon is likely a hammer. A ripped fabric found in his hand leads the investigators to a young girl who knows the deceased. Another case is very puzzling. A woman dies from a bullet wound in the chest while trying to break a fight between her present husband and her ex-husband. None of the men have GSR on their hands and no gunshot was heard. Written by Sarah Goldfinger and Richard Catalani.
Yes, just another great episode in this series. Both of the cases in this episode are unique and interesting. And this is why I love CSI. The original CSI is always the best!!!
Lovely dialogue in some places, but reality?! I still loved it. hide show
Ah, a great episode. It's a classic example of a mid-ish season episode, not at the top of their game but compared to other shows-excellent. Seriously, who doesn't love an average episode?
The other case, also well done-mostly. Good dialogue, again. heck, the writers are always great a dialogue.
The woman who was "shot"...I'm pretty sure that the writers find out facts about real instances before using an idea on a show. It still left me wondering though...
Overall, a great episode, albiet a bit unlikely but from now on, whenever a car backfires, or there's a loud noise, I'll be looking up and running.
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