CSI:NY Roleplay

CSI:NY SEASON 5

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Episode 5x01 - 'Veritas'

A continuation from the season 4 finale.
The bank robbery/hostage situation is being continued.
The team are investigating the death of a woman named Lauren Santana, in a case that seems to be linked to the bank robbery. She was a friend of Don Flack's sister Melanie, and had borrowed Melanie's car before she died. For those Flack fans who want to know... it would appear that Mommy Flack is indeed alive. Mom and Don snr are mentioned but not shown.
We get to meet Flack's little sister, Melanie, a 20-ish year old (and I quote) "stunning young woman".
Danny and Flack share at least one scene together. And Adam appears in this episode.
Mac has escaped the robber, but the body count apparently is growing, and things end up back where they began, at the bank.

Episode 5x02 - 'Page Turner'

One case episode, even though it appears there are several vics. They are all tied together. Lindsay is working the case-
Danny and Stella are working together.
There's a guy who does graffiti as 'art', and his current canvas of choice is beautiful women. One of the women ends up dead. Danny and Stella go into the guy's studio with CDC techs, and they take geiger counters with them.
Adam is mentioned as well--he used a special database to identify the artist by his style of graffiti. /
Sid will be in danger.

Episode 5x03 - 'Turbulence'

One-case episode involving the murder of an air marshall during a flight on which Mac is a passenger. The victim is revealed to be a fake; he had earlier murdered the real marshall and had assumed his identity. Meanwhile, Stella prepares for a baseball game during which the CSI team will play a team of firefighters; she is very friendly with one of the firemen.
According to CSI Files sources, "Turbulence" opens with Mac on a plane, heading to Washington, DC to give his testimony during a trial. The plane hits some turbulence, and Mac tries to calm the man across the aisle from him, Ned Riley. Ned is an inventor on his way to Washington to file a patent. While Ned is talking, Mac sees one of the flight attendants rush by.

A second flight attendant moves toward the back of the plane and Mac watches her close the curtain behind herself. Mac gets up and heads to the curtain, showing a flight attendant his badge and asking what is going on. The woman opens the door to one of the plane bathrooms and shows him the cause of their distress: a dead body on the floor.

Mac asks who discovered the body, and one of the flight attendants speaks up. She saw blood coming under the door while she was belted into her seat during the turbulence. Mac kneels down to look at the victim and at the source of the blood: a wound on his neck. Mac tells them the man's carotid artery was severed, but they can't see anything that would have caused the damage.

Mac pushes the man's jacket aside to get a good look at something on his belt: a badge. This man was a Federal Air Marshal. He pushes the jacket farther back and sees that the man's shoulder holster is empty. Whoever killed him stole his gun. They could be dealing with an even more serious situation here.

Mac returns to his seat and asks Ned to accompany him to the back of the plane. Ned is the only passenger that Mac is sure could not have killed the Marshal--he was beside Mac the whole flight. Mac tells Ned to keep an eye on the rest of the passengers, looking for any suspicious behavior.

One of the flight attendants gives Mac a first aid kit, and he puts on the rubber gloves inside. He checks the victim's pockets, but he doesn't find his identification. The man had been sitting in row 16, but there is no name listed for that seat. A flight attendant tells Mac that Air Marshals sometimes change seats. Mac goes to look at row 16 but finds nothing.

On the way back, Mac sees a spilled drink on a lowered tray in front of an empty seat. He checks the flight manifest and asks the attendant where James Turner is. She remembers the man and points him out, now sitting in row 30. He's sweating and looks nervous, and Mac sees a spot of blood on his shirt cuff. He's found his primary suspect.

An aircraft hangar is hastily prepared for the investigation. NYPD, Homeland Security, FBI, Port Authority Police--everybody's taking part in this. Stella, Hawkes and Adam come to the hangar to help. Things get more complicated when they discover that their Federal Air Marshal isn't really an Air Marshal at all--the real Marshal is dead, and their victim was impersonating him. So who killed their imposter?

Episode 5x04 - 'Sex, Lies and Silicone'

One case episode involving the murder of a woman who had the secrets of the rich and powerful on a flashdrive. The vic is revealed to be a potential blackmailer, who was killed to preserve secrets.
Sinclair is back.
The team are investigating the death of a woman named Elaine Steele. In the course of the investigation they are looking for a life size silicone doll.
Stella, Flack and Lindsay visit a factory that makes them, and later the team question some of the doll owners.
Flack and Lindsay in particular have a potentially humourous exchange about the dolls.
Danny and Flack look to have some good screentime and do an interrogation together.
Hawkes meets up with Greg, an old college friend, and despite his initial friendliness, Greg later asks Hawkes to compromise some evidence in the Elaine Steele case.
Notes: Is the truth worth killing for?
According to CSI Files sources, the fourth episode of CSI: New York's fifth season will be called "Sex, Lies and Silicone". The episode starts at night on a deserted street downtown. Suddenly, a group of people comes around the corner. They are a riot of color and light, an impromptu carnival walking down the street. One woman twirls hula hoops with lights inside. A man rides a unicycle while another man walks on stilts above the crowd.
Elaine Steele staggers toward the group, begging for help. She can barely remain upright. Desperate, she lunges for the stilt walker and knocks him to the ground. When he sees her, he is horrified--her face is nothing but a bloody pulp.
Elaine dies, and when Danny and Flack go to her apartment, they find a surprise waiting for them. Anthony Marino is inside, and they catch him before he can make a run for it. When they take him to the precinct for questioning, they find out he's a former NYPD cop. Now he's working as a private investigator, but he won't say who hired him or why he was in Elaine's apartment--whoever is paying him is giving him enough to keep quiet.
The team suspects Marino was after Elaine's flash drive. They found the cover at the crime scene, but the drive itself is missing. Elaine was mixed up with a lot of influential people--and she had dirt that could cause them a lot of trouble.
Danny views some footage of the street party from around the time Elaine was killed. He sees a blonde woman standing in a window. Wondering if they have a potential witness, Danny and Flack go to the apartment she was standing in and question the resident, Trevor Jones. Trevor doesn't remember the woman's name and says he picked her up at a bar the night before.
A hair found on Elaine's body has a DNA match in CODIS. It belongs to Jan Fowler, a 17-year-old girl who has been missing for two years. A strange substance caught in the links of Elaine's bracelet turns out to be Japanese silicone--the kind used to make life-sized dolls. Flack, Stella and Lindsay go to a company that makes the dolls, trying to find out who might own the doll and how he or she fits into their investigation.
Meanwhile, Sheldon meets up with an old college buddy, Greg Cushman. They chit-chat for a bit, and Greg suggests that they meet at a bar to hang out. While they're knocking back a few drinks, Greg brings up Elaine Steele. He didn't run into Sheldon by mistake. Elaine helped Greg's father out, and now Greg is hoping Sheldon will do him a favor. If the information about Greg's dad that is on Elaine's flash drive gets out, he'll be ruined. Greg reveals that his father paid Sheldon's tuition for his final year of medical school--Sheldon thought it was a scholarship. Now, Greg says, it's time for Sheldon to return the favor. All he'd have to do is delete some files...
Please note that the above plot details have not been confirmed by CBS, Alliance Atlantis or Bruckheimer Films, and until such time you should treat this information as you would any other rumour. The above information comes from early script drafts and the details of the episodes are liable to change before the episodes are shown.
"Sex, Lies and Silicone" is expected to air October 15 on CBS

**Please note that the above plot details have not been confirmed by CBS, Alliance Atlantis or Bruckheimer Films, and until such time you should treat this information as you would any other rumour. The above information comes from early script drafts and the details of the episodes are liable to change before the episodes are shown.