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A suspect's infatuation with Catherine results in her taking over a high profile case. The case is a missing woman who aspired to be a showgirl. Sara and Nick are angered since it takes the career making case away from them.
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  • Las Vegas showgirl went missing and the team finally caught the people who is responsible for the girl's disapperance.

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    An episode without Warrick Brown. This episode is exciting and informative, one of my favourite episode in season 4.

    A suspect's infatuation with Catherine results in her taking over a high profile case. The case is a missing woman who aspired to be a showgirl. Sara and Nick are angered since it takes the career making case away from them. Elizabeth Devine and Andrew Lipstiz wrote this episode and directed by Kenneth Fink. This episode based on an actual case, the murder of Linda Sobek. I think I read an interview between Anthony E. Zuiker and the reporter. Anthony said "The investigation of the murder of Linda Sobek give me inspiration to create this series". What a good job!! Great episode, just love it, love it.moreless

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  • Not the best episode this season.

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    This episode was ok, i didn't think it was fantastic but it was still pretty good. This episode was all about a high profile murder victim and obviously Nick and Sara step up for the task. But Catherine takes over and they get very anoyed with her decision, especally when she asks for Greg's help. It got a little anoying with Sara and Nick, but i thought Catherine was very good in this episode. I now want to know who is going to get the job Sara or Nick. Overall this was a good episode but it was no where near as good as the last one.moreless

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  • Another great season 4 episode.

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    Catherine takes a high profile case away from Nick & Sara, which was originally theirs, and she asks Greg to help her out with the investigation which makes Nick & Sara even more angry, especially because they've recently put in an aplication for a promotion.

    I was really surprised at the way Catherine treated Sara during this episode, especially after her comment to Grissom in Invisible Evidence. Sara takes the way Cath is treating her personally but Nick doesn't seem to care much.moreless

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  • After The Show

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    Model has been missing for days. The man that had hurt her threatened to kill himself in front of everyone. But he never did. They arrested him. Man wrote on the wall I'm sorry I never meant to hurt "anyone". This means that he has killed others. Man is a photographer. He shoots pictures of show girls. He's killed more that just one woman. Body is found. two different cars were in pictures. Found out that the other girl was another girl that he killed. The car was the car that was suppose to be in the photoshoot with the other girl he killed.moreless

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  • Not a bad episode...

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    This episode is packed with tension between the characters, in this case Sara and Catherine especially. they have a missing girl, and a man who claims to be responsible, but no body or evidence of foul play.
    Though the case is originally Sara and Nick's, the suspect will only talk to Catherine.

    Personally, though I understand why sara wanted the case to further her career, I think she was acting childish. If the suspect will only talk to Catherine, why would she want to hamper the investigation by demanding to keep the case herself?

    Sara is really beginning to annoy me now, and this episode shows very clearly what a selfish, whiny person she really is.moreless

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    • Although listed in the opening credits, Gary Dourdan does not appear in this episode. Edit
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    • Catherine: We think there may be a connection to the Robyn Knight case from last year. Brass: Can we prove it? Catherine: Well, only skeletal remains were found. There's nothing definitive to connect Delhomme to the murder. Brass: Then we better make this one stick. Edit
    • Catherine: How's it going with the Sheriff? Grissom: He wants to know why you're working with young Greg. You could have had Warrick, you know. Or asked Nick to help. Catherine: I need someone without an agenda. Grissom: Like when Fung brought in Mazzola? Everybody lost. Catherine: This isn't O.J. Grissom: Could be. A trainee on a career case... Catherine: I know what I'm doing. Edit
    • Greg: I understand why all these cadets are here. They have to be. But what's up with all these off-duty cops? Catherine: Chance to be a hero. Girl's beautiful. These guys don't get many chances. Greg: For what? Catherine: To rescue a princess. Edit
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    • This episode is ripped from the headlines of the murder of Linda Sobek. The case was solved by Elizabeth Devine who is the consulting producer of the show and a former CSI. Edit
    • Car Dealer: It's been detailed three times since Howard brought it back, it's being primed for a Whale. In casino parlance a 'Whale' is an exceptionally high high-roller. Because of prospective windfall these players can bring to the casinos, high rollers often receive increasingly generous and extravagant perks from casinos, including the free use of luxury cars during their stay, to tempt them onto their gaming floors. Edit
    • Grissom: Like when Fung brought in Mazzola? Everybody lost. Fung and Mazzola were two criminalists that worked the O.J. Simpson case. They were both accused at trial of sloppy work during the case. Edit
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