"Neverland" Discussion *SPOILERS*

So I just watched the clip Entertainment tonight posted, that is found in our news files.

It is referring to one of Sara's old cases, so someone please refresh my memory. (I didn't get much sleep last night :lol

Who was Simon Rose? He is in prison, but his blood was found on the child who was murdered.

 

That's what I was thinking, but the name does sound familiar.

 

Possibly the episode Empty Eyes. That was Sara's case and it would fit the time line.

I could be wrong though.

 

I looked at the cast list for that episode and no Simon Rose.

However, that was an awesome guest. I was like, yeah, yeah, that's it. :lol:

 

It certainly sounds like the Hannah case according to this, but, then again, it doesn't. :lol:

http://www.tvguide.com/News/CSI-Dr-Jekyll-1016161.aspx

The mysterious Dr. Jekyll serial killer hasn't shown up lately on CSI, but the show's producers haven't forgotten about him — and neither has Ray Langston.

Conveniently, on Thursday's episode (9/8c, CBS), "Neverland," Langston (Laurence Fishburne) comes across a familiar name: Nate Haskell. "It's just a little callback to him, which is kind of eerie and could be a sign of things to come," Tom Mularz, who wrote the episode, tells TVGuide.com.

Haskell (Bill Irwin), of course, is better known as the Dick & Jane killer, who was first introduced in the Season 9 episodes that brought Langston onto the team. Executive producer Carol Mendelsohn says Haskell may have a connection to Dr. Jekyll, which reinvigorates Langston through the rest of the season in his hunt to bring Jekyll down.

"Dr. Jekyll isn't done killing people," Mendelsohn says. "We will not only see more victims of Dr. Jekyll, but we will begin to see and unravel the obsession that Ray Langston has for catching him. He is hot on his trail, and nothing will stop Langston. It will drive the end of our season."

Meanwhile, the rest of the team links a young boy's murder to an old case. "Part of the story deals with a case that Sara (Jorja Fox) handled before leaving for Costa Rica. It was one of the things that kind of frustrated her to the point of wanting to leave," Mularz says, adding that it's interesting for Langston to see someone share his passion about closing a case. "Langston, who joined the team after that, has really only known her as Mrs. Grissom. So he gets a glimpse of the fire that still lingers around some of these cases in her mind."

As Langston gets closer to Dr. Jekyll, Mendelsohn says that Langston's chase will be literal. That more physical side to Langston will also come out in Thursday's episode, according to Mularz. "We get to see him run into a burning building and crash through a door," he says. "It's nice to see him in that kind of action mode after we've seen him do these brilliant mental tasks."

Will Langston's efforts pay off? "Dr. Jekyll and Langston may be headed for a final confrontation," Mendelsohn says, "and I do not think Ray Langston will end up unscathed."

 

I might be way off base but could the old case of Sara's maybe involve the husband from her case of the African American woman who was brutally raped and the husband ended up getting arrested for pulling her of the ventilator Sara made a comment to Vega about the fact that those she presumed innocent get arrested and that is why she could not do the job anymore ... but like I said I may be way off base on this but the time line is right about there just an opinion I had

 

Simon Rose?

And who made the anon. phone call?

 

Never mind.

 

Well that was sad