Murder in a Flash

Season 3, Episode 4, Aired

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    • Alexx: What are the odds huh? 100 People throw golf balls at the site of the death. Horatio: Those odds are very slim, so question becomes, was the mob sent to draw us to the crime scene or to destroy it?
    • Horatio: You have an ID on him Alexx? Alexx: No, not yet, I know he died with an empty stomach and a full bladder, strong smell of alcohol. Horatio: Respiratory failure. Alexx: Wouldn't be the first one to drink himself to death.
    • Det. Salas: I ran those credit cards, looks like Madonna Arias charged $500 dollars worth of gas since yesterday. Horatio: That's an interesting ability for a dead woman.
    • (Eric questions a suspect) Suspect: "You're a dead man" is just an expression. Eric: No, legally it's a threat.
    • Calleigh: Do you think the parents have any idea that they're paying for their kids to have sex with teachers and buy their grades? Eric: I don't know, but it makes me realize what an angel I was.
    • Horatio: Donny is the least of your problem, you're under arrest. Fidel: For what? For using a credit card?
    • Justin: Stephanie, if I knew it was you I would have never... Stephanie: Yes, you would, that's why I've always liked you Justin... you're honest.
    • Yelina Salas: (revering to the Peacocks at Donny's place) These are guard dogs. Horatio: Yup, with feathers.
    • Brooks: You'd be surprised about how aware these kids are about their rights. Horatio: No I wouldn't.
    • Calleigh: Martin Gillespie is one of Miami's best defense attorneys… Eric: That would explain why his son's answers were so smooth. Calleigh: And why our job just got a lot harder!
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    • The concept of a flash mob was pioneered in a 1973 short story, Flash Crowd written by science fiction author Larry Niven and included in his 1973 anthology The Flight of the Horse. He further explored the concept in a second, unrelated short story, The Last Days of the Permanent Floating Riot Club, published in the 1974 anthology A Hole in Space.
      Niven's flash crowds differed from the mob depicted in this episode in that they were supported by teleportation technology. However, the concept is much the same - a random group of individuals converging on a spontaneously chosen time and place.
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