Two fascinating cases. The first begins when some birders see a raven holding an eyeball. The CSI's end up in a landfill when they use a couple of pretty outrageous clues to narrow down the bird's territory. This leads to the suburban home of a man and his children. The second concerns a car salesman who is revived by the doc after he is presumed dead. We are immersed in the competitive nature of the car sales game. One thing that bothers me. Grissom is always preaching about following the evidence. Both Catherine and Sarah often face off against suspects and they are often wrong. There also seems to be a little confusion as to their roles as police officers. The CSI people I've met are glorified chemists and should not be touching guns. But, then, it is TV.
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Catherine Never Apologies
noonieblount18 December 2021
The Raven and The Car Seller
claudio_carvalho10 December 2022
When a group of bird watchers sees a raven with an eyeball in its nest, the CSI team investigate the case. They trace a radius from the nest and using the evidences, they find the location where the corpse may have been dumped. Catherine, Sara, Nick and Capt. Brass find the body and they identify the body. The prime suspect is the ex-husband of the victim. Meanwhile, Grissom, Warrick and Dr. Robbins find that the car seller Fred Stearns is not dead but dies later. They suspect that one of his colleagues may have killed him.
"Got Murder?" is another great episode of "CSI", with good resolution of the cases of the raven and the car seller. The viewer is guided to have wrong conclusion of the first case and the second one is resolved by the investigators. My vote is eight.
Title (Brazil): "Got Murder?"
"Got Murder?" is another great episode of "CSI", with good resolution of the cases of the raven and the car seller. The viewer is guided to have wrong conclusion of the first case and the second one is resolved by the investigators. My vote is eight.
Title (Brazil): "Got Murder?"
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