GREG:
- At microscope, analysis of DNA shows that scratches on neck of one girl was made by her sister. Sadly, Grissom has to tell him that while helpful, his info doesn’t solve the case.
- Analysis of fluid from radiator has sodium and phosphorous, Grissom bolts without answering Greg’s question what it means.
Wardrobe: black shirt with dark green shapes/symbols. Green clovers again?
REST OF TEAM:
- One of the dead girls had dyed hair, multiple tattoos and piercings – which Grissom concludes means a need for attention. Other girl had none of these, didn’t even shave her legs. Leading Doc Robbins to call them “wild flower and wall flower.”
- Nick and Catherine go to the woods to examine hunter's body. Nick finds bullet from in a tree, causing small problem when he can’t figure out how to take bullet back for evidence without damaging it. Catherine suggests he go by the textbook, bring in the whole thing. But it’s a really big tree.
- Awful lot of takeout containers in fridge of one of the female murder victims. Somebody doesn’t get out much.
- Nick – succession of turtlenecks for most of this episode, something to hide?
- Grieving widow of hunting victim has million dollar insurance policy she’s only had two months. Turns out husband bought it and staged his own death so family would get the money.
- Warrick has to tackle the mother of big puzzles with reassembling broken door glass.
- Sara goes home and cleans takeout from her fridge, takes takeout menus off the front and calls someone to go do something. Seems this case has gotten to her.
- One of the sisters is Robia La Morte. She was also Jenny Calendar on Buffy, a connection this television geek notices right away.
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