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The opening of the eighth episode of the new season sees the cops pursuing a garbage truck which is spewing out papers, and, it appears, two bodies.
Grissom and Catherine process the bodies, Warrick is given the garbage truck and Greg, to his reluctance, the trail of garbage.
Brass talks to Jason’s mother, Jessica, and she is later identified as Kate Pezzulo, a mob wife who is in the witness protection programme.
Undersherriff McKeen tells Warrick that he needs to get better evidence for them to proceed against Lou. Grissom had given Warrick a free hand over the case, but seems to be regretting it. Warrick practically accuses Undersherriff McKeen of being in Lou Gedda’s pocket. Grissom tells Warrick to take the night off and to sort out his personal problems.
Later, Warrick is back at the strip club, watching the girls and ordering expensive bottles of champagne. It appears that the bartender and cocktail waitress remember him from earlier. The bartender switches the champagne, funneling a cheap alternative into an empty expensive bottle.
Warrick isn’t taking the night off, instead he is watching the club. His prescription pills from earlier are identified as modafinil.
Warrick eventually spots one of the strippers he saw in the club earlier and she’s leaving with a heavy bag. He tells her to drop it, thinking it’s a body and she says it all her stuff as she has just quit the club for good, he’s hallucinating. It appears that Warrick and the stripper both end up at the lab/police department. Grissom tells Warrick to go home and sleep it off, but noticing the stripper leave Warrick decides to follow her.
He’s still hallucinating, and later takes out another prescription bottle containing zolpidem. He crushes a pill and rolls up a twenty dollar bill.
Notes: Modafinil is a drug often described to treat conditions such as narcolepsy and to help people who have shift work sleep disorders. It basically helps you to stay awake. Zolpidem is a prescription drug used to treat insomnia.
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