CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

Grissom: The GCMS soil analysis found cadavarine, putrescine and several other organic compounds. Brass: Yeah .. English .. please? Grissom: It means there was a body buried in Karen's backyard.

Warrick: So this kid has two moms? Brass: King Solomon threatened to cut the baby in half. What are you going to do? Catherine: King Solomon didn't have a DNA lab.

(Kelly stands up and walks toward Nick) Kelly Gordon: You know how when you came to see me, what you said about when I get out, not taking it with me. I've been thinking a lot about that, I wanted you to know. Nick (nods): You alright? Kelly Gordon: Perfect.

Greg: It's like trying to get an ID on swimmers from ripples in the pool.

Warrick: What's a 4-5-0? Karen: That would be sex with a dead body.

Catherine: It's hard for anyone to let go of someone they loved. Grissom: Yeah. After my dad died, my mom would still get him a present every Christmas. She'd put it under the tree. Christmas morning the wrapping paper would be all crumpled up. And uh.. the tie or the sweater or whatever it was would be hanging in the closet. Catherine: How old were you when you he died? Grissom: Nine. Catherine: Little guy. (pause, then Catherine moves to go collect evidence) Grissom: He taught botany. He uh... came home from school one hot and humid day laid down on the couch, I was watching TV. My mom brought in some cold drinks but she couldn't wake him up. (pause) No one would tell me why.

Sara: Jesse has been missing for four years. We're chasing a ghost.

Greg: Mr. McCracken, who told you her son was killed? (Mr. McCracken smiles)

Warrick: I called the team. They always look so vulnerable. Grissom (looks at the picture of the missing boy): They are.