CSI Files
Captain
Note: Viewer Discretion Advised warning was given with this episode.
Synopsis:
A high profile case lands in the laps of the swing shift CSIs when Bruce Eiger, a wealthy, sixty-year-old casino owner is found dead on his own driveway. Catherine is none too pleased that Ecklie has put Grissom in charge of the case. Ecklie wants to stay on the other side of the crime tape and deal with the press, but not get involved with the high profile case himself. Warrick notices contusions and cracked teeth on Eiger, and Grissom surmises that the man fell from a balcony onto the driveway.
While Ecklie caters to the press, Brass questions Donna Eiger, who admits to rolling her husband's body over when she found him and putting boxer shorts on him. Grissom finds Donna's car in the garage, and puzzles over why the woman would pull her car into the garage and shut it off after finding the body of her husband. Further down on the driveway, Sara notices fresh oil from a leak, and surmises that someone less wealthy than the Eigers was present recently. Up on the balcony, Nick and Warrick show Catherine two greasy hand prints on the railing. There's no sign of struggle in the hall. In Eiger's office, the CSIs find a mix of milk and scotch, a half-smoked Cuban cigar and greasy prints on the desk.
Back at the morgue, Robbins shows Grissom and Sofia signs of rectal penetration on Eiger as well as something that resembles diaper rash. The cause of death was asphyxia--Eiger survived the fall, though his neck was broken. He might have lived had Donna Eiger not rolled him over. After the post, Grissom tells Sofia he's glad she stayed, but they're interrupted by Catherine, who is irritated that the post was done in her absence. She soon has another problem on her hands: when she goes to process the crime scene photos, she finds someone has stolen the photo card from her camera.
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Synopsis:
A high profile case lands in the laps of the swing shift CSIs when Bruce Eiger, a wealthy, sixty-year-old casino owner is found dead on his own driveway. Catherine is none too pleased that Ecklie has put Grissom in charge of the case. Ecklie wants to stay on the other side of the crime tape and deal with the press, but not get involved with the high profile case himself. Warrick notices contusions and cracked teeth on Eiger, and Grissom surmises that the man fell from a balcony onto the driveway.
While Ecklie caters to the press, Brass questions Donna Eiger, who admits to rolling her husband's body over when she found him and putting boxer shorts on him. Grissom finds Donna's car in the garage, and puzzles over why the woman would pull her car into the garage and shut it off after finding the body of her husband. Further down on the driveway, Sara notices fresh oil from a leak, and surmises that someone less wealthy than the Eigers was present recently. Up on the balcony, Nick and Warrick show Catherine two greasy hand prints on the railing. There's no sign of struggle in the hall. In Eiger's office, the CSIs find a mix of milk and scotch, a half-smoked Cuban cigar and greasy prints on the desk.
Back at the morgue, Robbins shows Grissom and Sofia signs of rectal penetration on Eiger as well as something that resembles diaper rash. The cause of death was asphyxia--Eiger survived the fall, though his neck was broken. He might have lived had Donna Eiger not rolled him over. After the post, Grissom tells Sofia he's glad she stayed, but they're interrupted by Catherine, who is irritated that the post was done in her absence. She soon has another problem on her hands: when she goes to process the crime scene photos, she finds someone has stolen the photo card from her camera.
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