Ok so I've been searching forever like over a year for this episode and I've asked all my friends, and searched like everywhere, please I hope someone can shed some light on it for me.
So I don't know which series of CSI this episode is from, but I THINK it's Las Vegas
Anyways so what happens is that this woman wakes up in the hospital and her daughter is dead, and she doesn't know how. They invesitgate and all that and they originally think its the pizza guy, but it turns out that the pizza guy just came over to bring them free food because the family was poor and such.
Ultimately, it was discovered that the woman took her daughter and jumped off the balcony because the social services was going to take her away, but the social services man molests her daughter so she didnt want that to happen so she tries to kill them.
Also, what I remember was that the girl in charge of this case, was emotionally attatched because she grew up poor, and she said something along the lines of "you don't know what it's like to go to school without a lunch"
Please please PLEASE help me with this.
Thanks you in advance.
-K
So I don't know which series of CSI this episode is from, but I THINK it's Las Vegas
Anyways so what happens is that this woman wakes up in the hospital and her daughter is dead, and she doesn't know how. They invesitgate and all that and they originally think its the pizza guy, but it turns out that the pizza guy just came over to bring them free food because the family was poor and such.
Ultimately, it was discovered that the woman took her daughter and jumped off the balcony because the social services was going to take her away, but the social services man molests her daughter so she didnt want that to happen so she tries to kill them.
Also, what I remember was that the girl in charge of this case, was emotionally attatched because she grew up poor, and she said something along the lines of "you don't know what it's like to go to school without a lunch"
Please please PLEASE help me with this.
Thanks you in advance.
-K