Writer:	Naren Shankar, Sarah Goldfinger
Director:	Kenneth Fink
Star:	Jorja Fox (Sara Sidle (episode 2+)),  William Petersen (Gil Grissom),  Marg Helgenberger (Catherine Willows),  Gary Dourdan (Warrick Brown),  George Eads (Nick Stokes),  Paul Guilfoyle (Captain Jim Brass),  Robert David Hall (Dr. Al Robbins (episode 47+, recurring previously)),  Eric Szmanda (Greg Sanders (episode 47+, recurring previously))
Recurring Role:	David Berman (David Phillips),  Romy Rosemont (Jacqui Franco),  Skip O'Brien (Det. Ray O'Riley)
Guest Star:	Stephen Root (Mr. Kirkwood),  Christine Romeo (Linda Kirkwood),  Barry Sigismondi (Uniform Cop #1),  Ross Simanteris (Nathan Timmel),  Ron Melendez (Ryan),  Zachary Throne (Balloon Vendor),  Noah Segan (Kelly James),  Candace Edwards (Medical Examiner),  Mia Wesley (Emily Timmel),  Keith Pillow (Public Defender),  Brandon Kirsch (Officer Alamada),  Jeanette Brox (Suzanna Kirkwood),  M.C. Gainey (Frank Maddox),  Paul Francis (Rich),  Vince Vieluf (Connor Foster),  Thomas Wilson Brown (Steve Jansson),  Francis Capra (Tough Punk),  Bill Jacobson (Deputy Irons),  Lois Hall (Madeline Foster)

Music:
I Know You Are But What Am I? - Mogwai (edit)

Grissom: Do you get the munchies?
Connor: When?
Grissom: When you're high. (edit) Doc Robbins: Fluoroscope showed no bullet or stab wounds, and apart from multiple fractures of her fingers and hands, no other apparent injuries.
Grissom: So whoever boarded her up in the closet, maybe didn't intend to kill her.
Doc Robbins: Well, they must have thought somebody would find her-- a friend or relative.
Grissom: She lived alone. Only relative was a nephew. Brass is looking for him.
Doc Robbins: Live alone, die alone. In this case, from massive dehydration. Rule of threes: Three minutes without air, three days without water, three weeks without food.
Grissom: Three days must have felt like three years. (edit) Sara: Hey, guys, we're screwed.
Greg: The semen from the rape kit doesn't belong to Steve Jansson. No hits off CODIS either.
Sara: There was more than one guy. She was gang-raped.
Brass: This gets cheerier by the minute.
Sara: Jansson's never going to roll over on his partner. They're going to do it again.
Brass: Yeah.
Grissom: We've given them no reason to stop. (edit) Warrick: The guy with the closet fixation is Steve Jansson.
Sara: Let's see if he has an oral fixation as well. (edit) Grissom: You have to prepare yourself for this. Your aunt was found in an advanced state of decomposition. (David pulls back the sheet. Connor looks at the body and turns away)
Connor: Oh, this is messed up. This is really messed up. (he looks back at the body and jumps) Whoa! She just moved. Did you see that? (Brass and Grissom share a look) I'm telling you, she just moved.
Brass: Sometimes, when you see the body of someone you know, someone you've seen move before, you want them to move.
Connor: That's not her. This lady's too thin. That's not her skin, either. My aunt always wore sunblock.
Grissom: Dry mouth. Diaphoresis. Red eyes, dilated pupils.
Connor: Huh?
Brass: It means you're high. (edit)

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Grissom: Do you like cake?
Connor (laughs): No, I go for burgers. Sonic.

Sonic started out as a small root beer stand called the Top Hat Cafe in 1953. It was owned by Troy Smith, who'd always wanted to own a restaurant. After discovering a hamburger stand in Louisiana that had speakers that allowed customers to order straight from their car,he had the guy who made those speakers make some for him.They were a tremendous success. In 1956 Charlie Pappe ate at the cafe, and liked it so much that he opened the second Top Hat Cafe. Troy and Charlie were informed by their lawyers that the name Top Hat was copyrighted, so they opened the dictionary, as as there slogan was "Service at the speed of sound" when they came across the word Sonic, meaning speed of sound, they knew they had found their name, and the first Sonic was born. (edit)