User Reviews

Two separate unrelated deaths solved by the team members and one member resigns. A good hour of TV, showing the methodical nature of forensic science in action, bouncing between the two victim's cases as clues are found, analyzed and suspects are questioned. The episode's best feature is no suspect is obvious until late in the story, keeping your attention throughout the program, making the show worth a watch for sure. The second victim is a guy living in a trailer home, selling high-octane gasoline to jet-ski racers, where he lowers his costs by mixing lower octane gas with the off-site fuel. The process he uses to mix the fuel costs him his life because he irritates his customer base enough for there to be continuous calls to his cell where he finally answers his phone, a spark-induced cell ignites the siphoned gas in his body. The first victim is a teenage girl, left outside, unprotected from the elements, found dead. She hit her head when she fell, and without immediate medical care, she died of her wounds. The girl just wanted to be a normal teen, but her mother pushed her modeling career, so much, that a dispute occurred, she ran from her mother, falling and ultimately dying from the injuries sustained from the fall and the night outside, unattended. The team is lead to a tough-love camp for wayward girls, where the camp D.I. is suspected and the camp cadets. One camp cadet moved the body off the base, guilty from past troubles, the other cadet was a friend and the reason the victim came to the camp. The camp friend gives the team insight what it was like at home, which leads to the mother being questioned, ultimately the mother is found guilty. Horatio learns at the close Megan has resigned.