Re: CSI:Miami Season 6 **Spoiler Lab** #4 - Proceed At Own R
inthewind said:
Della said:
Um, when was it revealed that Horatio had killed his father?
It was revealed that Horatio killed his mother's killer in "Nailed", I believe. It was in "Collison" that Horatio told the little boy whose father had killed his mother that he (Horatio) also had a similar story, that his father had killed his mother.
So the story unfolded in two separate episodes.
I know that it was revealed that his father abused him as a child, (I can't remember the name of the episode but it's the one where Resden re-appears killing off his co-foster brothers and then going after his foster father), but I can't for the life of me remember when it was revealed that Horatio had killed his father.
I'd be very grateful if someone could let me know. Much appreciated
Oh and PS: Yes, that subpeona has been bothering me too
In
"Nailed" Horatio acknowledged to Stetler that he had
killed his mother's killer. It wasn't until
"Collison" that he admitted to the boy, Danny, that he had the same family history as Danny;
his father had also killed his mother. :devil:
They brought the information to light piece-meal, which is why it's always confusing.
And I'm still not sure if the subpoena was from his father's death or from Jennifer's parents deaths. I'm guessing it's from his father's, but who knows.
Yes, yes, yes, thank you, thank you, thank you. I remember that now.
As for Horatio having murdered someone, I already suspected that, especially at the beginning of Season 4 (From the Grave) when he entered confessional and by how and what was said there.
I'm hoping, (though by what's being said I don't think it will happen this way), is that the person was an innocent caught in the middle of a shootout, and that's why Horatio can't think of any other way to have done things.
I think this would be plausible because, and I honestly think this is down to the wonderful acting of David Caruso, whenever Horatio has to raise his gun to someone he empathises with, such as in the episode where a the wife of an employee had been kidnapped, he has Horatio almost begging the person to put down their gun.
As for the subpeona, didn't Horatio tell Stetler the reason for it in the next episode, when Stetler welcomed him back? Though Horatio didn't mention the father, he did tell Stetler it was to do with him killing the one who ahd murdered his mother?
All in all though, in my opinion, there is no justifcation for murder. The circumstances would make it understandable, but if Horatio murdered someone, even in self-defence (which would make it manslaughter wouldn't it?) he really should be punished for it.
Hmm, very interesting though I have to say
Ooh or maybe Horatio was trying to shoot past a captive a bad guy was hiding behind and hit the captive instead???
Hmm, but he'd still have had his badge (his being a law enforcer) to cover his mistake, wouldn't he? Hmm... So it has to be something when he wasn't in law enforcement, which does go back to his childhood, but then, isn't there a date of some kind, that when an unsolved murder surpasses a certain amount of time then no-one can be brought to trial for the murder?
*shrug*
Anyhoo, as said, certainly very interesting indeed
