m0_nar_1055
1
[4383]
"[NARRATOR] Welcome to the Las Vegas Crime Lab. Type your name and click "Start.""

m0_nar_1080
4
[4575,4957,4878,2350]
"[NARRATOR] Sometimes you'll need to use a magnification tool to find hidden trace evidence. "
"Select the Magnifying Scope under your "Detection" tools by single clicking on it. "
"Pass the magnifying scope carefully over the area or item until you find something."
"Then, click on it for an even closer look."

m0_brass_1247
1
[2510]
"[BRASS] Bring me something solid, and I might be able to help."

m0_nar_1056
3
[3213,3516,2499]
"[NARRATOR] You can customize all difficulty options here."
"Selecting gameplay aids will make the game easier."
"To quit the game, click "Main Menu.""

m0_nar_1057
1
[5510]
"[NARRATOR] To begin your orientation with Grissom, click on "Start" beneath the first case on the left."

NULL
2
[3975,2766]
"To quit the game or change the options, including gameplay difficulty,"
"hit the "Escape" key on your keyboard at any time."

m0_nar_1059
2
[4937,3823]
"[NARRATOR] The "Location" tab at the bottom of the screen allows you to access various locations. "
"Click on a location icon on the left side of the location bar."

m0_nar_1060
2
[4635,7625]
"[NARRATOR] Good. Other locations will appear as you uncover more places to visit. "
"The CSI Locations on the right allow you to access the other members of your support team for evidence analysis and warrants."

m0_nar_1061
1
[4001]
"[NARRATOR] Click on a location icon on the left side of the location bar."

m0_nar_1062
3
[4088,4300,3372]
"[NARRATOR] Questions will often be available for you to ask suspects and victims. "
"The questions will vary depending on the evidence and information you've collected. "
"To select a question to ask, click it with your pointer."

m0_nar_1063
1
[3261]
"[NARRATOR] To select a question to ask, click it with your pointer."

m0_nar_1064
3
[3928,3786,5286]
"[NARRATOR] Your pointer can be used to navigate around a panoramic location."
"Move it to the left or right edge of the screen to scroll around."
"To examine something or someone more closely, move your pointer over it and click."

m0_nar_1065
2
[3402,3104]
"[NARRATOR] Scroll around by moving the pointer to either side of the screen."
"Move your pointer over objects of interest and click."

m0_nar_1066
3
[5260,4018,4982]
"[NARRATOR] Notice that when you passed the pointer over the object, it changed to a forward arrow. "
"This always indicates that you can inspect something in greater detail. "
"To back out of any close-up view, simply click on either far edge of the screen."

m0_nar_1067
1
[4761]
"[NARRATOR] To back out of any close-up view, simply click on either far edge of the screen."

m0_nar_1068
1
[5510]
"[NARRATOR] Notice the pointer changed to a side-pointing arrow to indicate that you can return to the previous screen."

m0_nar_1069
4
[6349,4505,5358,4296]
"[NARRATOR] When you're close enough to use a tool, the "Tools" tab at the bottom of the screen will automatically be selected. "
"Tools are categorized into either "Collection" or "Detection" tools. "
"Rolling the cursor over any of the tools gives you a brief description of its use."
"For a more detailed description of a tool, double-click on its icon."

m0_nar_1070
1
[3760]
"[NARRATOR] For a more detailed description of a tool, double-click on its icon."

m0_nar_1071
2
[4177,3082]
"[NARRATOR] Tools are categorized into either "Collection" or "Detection" tools. "
"They can be accessed by clicking on their category tabs."

m0_nar_1072
2
[5833,6167]
"[NARRATOR] You can use the Gloves in your "Collection" tool category tab to collect larger pieces of evidence."
"Select the Gloves with a single click, then pick up the item by moving the cursor over it and clicking."

m0_nar_1073
1
[5760]
"[NARRATOR] Under "Collection" tools, select the Rubber Gloves, then pick up the item by clicking directly over it."

m0_nar_1074
2
[5308,4952]
"[NARRATOR] You can use the Tweezers in your "Collection" Tool tab to collect most small bits of evidence. "
"Select the Tweezers with a single click, then pick up the item by clicking directly over it."

m0_nar_1075
1
[5761]
"[NARRATOR] Under "Collection" tools, select the Tweezers, then pick up the item by clicking directly over it."

m0_nar_1076
2
[6034,5226]
"[NARRATOR] Swabs found under your "Collection" Tool tab will allow you to collect most liquid or stain samples. "
"Select the swab with a single click, then sample the item by clicking directly over it."

m0_nar_1077
1
[5511]
"[NARRATOR] Under "Collection" tools, select the Swab, then sample the item by clicking directly over it."

m0_nar_1078
3
[4471,3568,5469]
"[NARRATOR] Dust and light dirt scattered on a surface can be preserved and recovered by using the"
"Electrostatic Dust Lifter in your "Collection" Tool tab. "
"Select the dust lifter with a single click, then lift the image by clicking directly over it."

m0_nar_1079
1
[6999]
"[NARRATOR] Under "Collection" tools, select the Electrostatic Dust Lifter, then lift the image by clicking directly over it."

m0_nar_1081
3
[4406,4426,2678]
"[NARRATOR] Select the Magnifying Scope under your "Detection" tools by single clicking on it. "
"Pass the magnifying scope carefully over the area until you find something. "
"Then, click on it for an even closer look."

m0_nar_1082
3
[5410,5168,4672]
"[NARRATOR] Smooth surfaces like this one can be dusted for fingerprints using fingerprint powder. "
"Select the Fingerprint Powder under your "Detection" tools by single clicking on it, "
"then apply the powder to the item by clicking and dragging over the surface."

m0_nar_1083
1
[7760]
"[NARRATOR] Select the Fingerprint Powder under your "Detection" tools, then apply the powder to the item by clicking and dragging over the surface."

m0_nar_1084
3
[5515,5081,4664]
"[NARRATOR] Porous surfaces like this one can be dusted for fingerprints using magnetic powder. "
"Select the Magnetic Powder under your "Detection" tools by single clicking on it, "
"then apply the powder to the item by clicking and dragging over the surface."

m0_nar_1085
1
[8260]
"[NARRATOR] Select the Magnetic Powder under your "Detection" tools, then apply the powder to the item by clicking and dragging over the surface."

m0_nar_1086
2
[4515,4485]
"[NARRATOR] Once you have applied the powder, your tool will automatically change to a brush. "
"Pass the brush over the powder to remove it completely to look for prints."

m0_nar_1087
2
[7957,3803]
"[NARRATOR] Evidence you collect is added to your evidence folder and categorized as either "Trace," "Documents," or "Items.""
"Double click on an evidence icon to review what you know about it."

m0_nar_1088
2
[3430,4080]
"[NARRATOR] Evidence is categorized within your evidence folder. "
"Double click on an evidence icon to review what you know about it."

m0_nar_1089
3
[6894,6302,5312]
"[NARRATOR] If you need to process collected evidence further, you can apply your tools directly to the evidence from this view. "
"Evidence can sometimes be combined by dragging an item from the evidence bar over the image above. "
"Evidence descriptions will often update throughout the case, so check them regularly."

m0_nar_1090
1
[3487]
"[NARRATOR] You can use tools directly on collected evidence from this view."

m0_nar_1313
2
[5866,4076]
"[NARRATOR] Two pieces of evidence can sometimes be combined by dragging an item from the evidence bar over the image above. "
"You can also apply tools directly to collected evidence from this view."

m0_nar_1091
1
[6000]
"[NARRATOR] Two pieces of evidence can sometimes be combined by dragging an item from the evidence bar over the image above."

m0_nar_1092
3
[2234,4273,3493]
"[NARRATOR] Notice your Case File has been updated."
" This means information has been added to your file on a suspect or victim."
" View your Case File by clicking on the icon in the bottom right."

m0_nar_1093
1
[4251]
"[NARRATOR] Click on the Case File icon in the bottom right to review the new information."

m0_nar_1094
2
[4792,4966]
"[NARRATOR] The Case File holds a summary of everything you've learned about victims and suspects."
"You can view each by clicking on their corresponding tabs at the top of the screen."

m0_nar_1095
1
[4760]
"[NARRATOR] You can view suspects by clicking on their corresponding tabs across the top of the screen."

m0_nar_1096
3
[3751,7535,5474]
"[NARRATOR] The evidence trinity is your guide to measuring progress. "
"You must find evidence that links the suspect to the victim, the victim to the crime scene, and the crime scene to the suspect."
"Finding enough of these connections will allow you to bring suspects in for an interrogation."

m0_nar_1097
3
[4473,3727,4800]
"[NARRATOR] If you're stuck on a case, you can often get help from your CSI partner."
"Clicking on a question will ask your partner for a hint."
"However, all hints will count against you in your final evaluation."

m0_nar_1098
1
[2759]
"[NARRATOR] Clicking on a question will ask your partner for a hint."

m0_nar_1099
0
[]

m0_nar_1100
1
[5248]
"[NARRATOR] When you collect evidence, you will be able drag it from your evidence bar over your CSI partner."

m0_nar_1101
2
[4041,4453]
"[NARRATOR] Getting help with evidence will update the evidence description with a hint about it. "
"From the "Evidence" tab, click and drag any piece of evidence over your partner."

m0_nar_1102
1
[3741]
"[NARRATOR] From the "Evidence" tab, drag any piece of evidence over your partner."

m0_nar_2538
3
[6712,2576,5378]
"[NARRATOR] Searching the computer for fingerprints, DNA, shoeprints, and tire treads will always give you a set of results. "
"But there's no guarantee of a positive match."
"You'll have to visually compare the collected sample to results before you draw your conclusion."

m0_robbins_1248
1
[1986]
"[ROBBINS] I've got nothing new to report on the vic."

m0_greg_1251
1
[1985]
"[GREGORY] Print's in the computer for ya. You're welcome."

m0_greg_1249
1
[2485]
"[GREGORY] Hey, I scanned that print into the computer for you."

m0_greg_1250
1
[2236]
"[GREGORY] That print has been scanned into the computer for ya."

m0_greg_1254
1
[3473]
"[GREGORY] That DNA's scanned and in the computer already, amplified and graphed."

m0_greg_1252
2
[2293,1397]
"[GREGORY] I amplified and graphed that DNA of yours. "
"Scanned it into the computer."

m0_greg_1253
1
[2974]
"[GREGORY] That DNA's been amplified and graphed; it's in the computer."

m0_greg_1255
2
[1929,1790]
"[GREGORY] Scanned that tread into the computer. "
"Don't embarrass me with your praise."

m0_greg_1256
1
[1986]
"[GREGORY] That tire tread's now in the computer for ya."

m0_greg_1257
1
[2484]
"[GREGORY] Are we a team or what? Tire tread's in the computer."

m0_greg_1258
1
[1736]
"[GREGORY] I scanned the shoe print into the computer."

m0_greg_1259
1
[2994]
"[GREGORY] Walk over to the computer and you'll find that shoe print, scanned in."

m0_greg_1260
1
[1484]
"[GREGORY] Shoe print's scanned in the computer."

m0_greg_1261
1
[1984]
"[GREGORY] Set up a search link for that on the computer."

m0_greg_1262
1
[1985]
"[GREGORY] You'll find a search link waiting on the computer."

m0_greg_1263
2
[2903,1557]
"[GREGORY] I set that search link up for you on the computer."
" I'm not just another pretty face."

m0_greg_1264
1
[3474]
"[GREGORY] I've put that into the image enhancement and microscopy equipment for you."

m0_greg_1265
1
[1984]
"[GREGORY] That's ready for image enhancement/microscopy."

m0_greg_1266
1
[2732]
"[GREGORY] The image enhancement and microscopy equipment is where that's going."

m0_greg_1267
1
[1980]
"[GREGORY] Can't think of much more to tell you about that."

m0_greg_1268
1
[1485]
"[GREGORY] Nothing new to report on that."

m0_greg_1269
1
[1734]
"[GREGORY] I've done everything I can think of with that."

m0_greg_1271
2
[3281,1427]
"[GREGORY] Partial print. Won't do us any good to scan it into the computer."
"Find another to combine it with."

m0_greg_1270
2
[970,2500]
"[GREGORY] Just a partial. "
"You'd get too many hits if you tried searching that, as it is."

m0_greg_1272
1
[3475]
"[GREGORY] You'd be flooded with hits if you searched a partial in the computer."

m0_brass_1280
1
[4222]
"[BRASS] A stronger link between the suspect and the crime scene might get you closer to that warrant."

m0_brass_1287
2
[2587,1631]
"[BRASS] I need more than hunches before I turn you loose in there."
"Give me something solid to work with."

m0_brass_1286
1
[2973]
"[BRASS] We can't walk in and search on a whim. Give me reasons."

m0_brass_1285
1
[2485]
"[BRASS] You don't have enough reason to get a warrant for that location yet."

m0_brass_1284
1
[3224]
"[BRASS] The crime and the victim aren't tied together enough. Keep at it."

m0_brass_1283
1
[3973]
"[BRASS] Not yet. But it might help if you find a way to link that victim to the crime scene."

m0_brass_1281
1
[4459]
"[BRASS] Your casefile tells me that you could use a stronger link between this suspect and the crime scene."

m0_brass_1279
1
[4223]
"[BRASS] Not yet. Maybe try finding more evidence linking the suspect to the crime scene."

m0_brass_1278
2
[2746,1223]
"[BRASS] The link between the suspect and the victim isn't very strong yet. "
"Might consider linking them better."

m0_brass_1277
1
[3972]
"[BRASS] Looking at your casefile, you could use more evidence that ties the suspect to the victim."

m0_brass_1276
2
[1316,3142]
"[BRASS] Not enough yet. "
"Maybe find a stronger link between the suspect and the victim."

m0_brass_1275
1
[2973]
"[BRASS] Reasons, not hunches, guys. Keep trying."

m0_brass_1273
2
[3081,2869]
"[BRASS] We're not there yet. Remember Grissom's trinity of evidence: "
"link the suspect to the victim and the crime scene."

m0_brass_1282
2
[3635,1085]
"[BRASS] The linkage in your casefile between the victim and the crime scene isn't very strong."
"Try working that angle."

m0_brass_1274
2
[2275,1445]
"[BRASS] We still have a constitution in this country. "
"Get more on that suspect."

m0_brass_1288
1
[3225]
"[BRASS] Who do you wanna talk to? You don't even have any suspects yet!"

m0_brass_1289
1
[1501]
"[BRASS] Get serious -- we don't even have a location to get a warrant for, yet."

m0_brass_1290
1
[2234]
"[BRASS] Let's wait until you've got some more questions to ask."

m0_brass_1293
1
[1985]
"[BRASS] Sure, let's get your suspect back in here."

m0_brass_1294
1
[2484]
"[BRASS] Yeah, lets see if your suspect has anything else to tell us."

m0_robbins_1296
1
[901]
"[ROBBINS] No problem. We'll bring the body right in."

m0_robbins_1295
1
[2484]
"[ROBBINS] Yeah, I'll call to have it bagged and brought right in."

m0_brass_1299
1
[491]
"[BRASS] What's up?"

m0_brass_1300
1
[995]
"[BRASS] Need something?"

m0_brass_1301
1
[1737]
"[BRASS] Yeah? What do you need, guys?"

m0_robbins_1302
1
[997]
"[ROBBINS] Forget something?"

m0_robbins_1303
1
[994]
"[ROBBINS] Something you want?"

m0_robbins_1304
1
[747]
"[ROBBINS] Yes?"

m0_greg_1305
1
[498]
"[GREGORY] What's up?"

m0_greg_1306
1
[247]
"[GREGORY] Hey."

m0_greg_1307
1
[747]
"[GREGORY] Yes?"

m2_grissom_6
2
[6570,4068]
"[GRISSOM] It's lively at the morgue tonight -- Doc Robbins has the body of a homeless man, which unfortunately is a routine occurrence."
"But this vic has some interesting anomalies."

m2_warrick_7
4
[1429,3490,2131,4282]
"[WARRICK] Hey, I'm Warrick Brown."
"We can use another good CSI. Catherine says you don't miss much."
"How about this time, you don't miss anything?"
"So let's go see the Doc and find out what put this homeless corpse on the coroner's radar."

m2_robbins_1318
6
[6086,6812,5546,7576,3592,5404]
"[ROBBINS] Warrick. And the newbie -- welcome to the morgue. Very helpful destination, unless it's your last."
"And I hope you aren't squeamish, because the body of evidence on any murder case starts with the body as evidence."
"I'm Dr. Albert Robbins, but we're going to be friends, so "Doc" or "Al" is fine."
"I'm here to answer your questions, uncover little pieces of truth that will add up to a bigger truth -- how our vic died,"
"what the murder weapon was, possibly the deceased's identity."
"I deal with the kind of trace evidence that doesn't make itself obvious at the crime scene."

m2_warrick_1319
1
[5217]
"[WARRICK] So, what's the story here, doc? Grissom said you found something that didn't quite add up on a homeless guy."

m2_robbins_9
8
[4535,3715,3418,3586,7542,4372,5792,4784]
"[ROBBINS] First glance, we've got a male, mid-30's; apparent alcohol-poisoning fatality."
"Of course, we have bleeding out of the mouth, consistent with this kind of death,"
"and the expected filthy, ragged and ill-fitting clothing."
"Not exactly the top story on the eleven o'clock news, right?"
"But consider the stomach contents: traces of white French truffles, which go around $150 an ounce."
"Plus we have a blood alcohol reading of .50 -- high, you say?"
"Too high -- the hardest-core drinker would typically pass out long before hitting that mark."
"That's a start... I've prepped a DNA sample for the computer, as a matter of procedure."

m0_robbins_8
0
[]

m2_robbins_10
4
[3032,6796,5794,6726]
"[ROBBINS] Normally pretty straightforward, but not in this case."
"The entire body should be rigid from rigor mortis -- that's muscle losing its adenosine triphospate and hardening."
"But the stiffness was inconsistent; absent in several joints, indicating the vic was moved."
"And without knowing the environmental conditions at the real site of his death, determining time of death becomes quite difficult."

m2_robbins_11
1
[4231]
"[ROBBINS] Wakeman vodka. Pretty high-class brand for a homeless guy, don't you think?"

m2_robbins_12
4
[7259,4035,6398,2424]
"[ROBBINS] Sure. But here's another surprise for you: I found indications our fragrant vagrant may have been dressed posthumously. "
"You'll also note we have an oddly well-groomed corpse beneath the rags."
"Well groomed, but you've still got the malnutrition and poorly healed wounds consistent with a life on the streets."
"Some post mortem bruising on the face, too."

m2_robbins_2102
1
[751]
"[ROBBINS] You got it."

m2_robbins_13
4
[2681,3894,5203,7194]
"[ROBBINS] If you don't tell Grissom, I'll share a guess with you:"
"the nose test says that's your standard issue, garden-variety vomit."
"Involuntary contractions cause the stomach to spew its contents up the esophagus."
"Lots of ways that reflex can be triggered from a finger down the throat, to flu... to feelings of guilt."

m2_robbins_347
2
[4734,2226]
"[ROBBINS]  Involuntary contractions cause the stomach to spew its contents up the esophagus. "
"Lots of ways that reflex can be triggered... "

m2_robbins_348
1
[3980]
"[ROBBINS] ...from a finger down the throat, to flu... to feelings of guilt."

m2_robbins_14
1
[5960]
"[ROBBINS] Impression and tan line on his finger suggests he'd worn a ring for some time. Months, at least."

m2_robbins_15
3
[6211,3395,3802]
"[ROBBINS] He had a heart transplant, probably as an adolescent -- so this is not a man who always lived his life on the streets."
"No evidence of any anti-rejection drugs in his system,"
"though; off his meds, he may have been living on borrowed time, anyway."

m2_robbins_16
2
[5207,2993]
"[ROBBINS] No fatty deposits on the liver. Smooth tissue, nutmeg color, too. "
"Street person or not, this was no heavy drinker."

m2_robbins_17
1
[4971]
"[ROBBINS] Bruises indicate he may have been forcefully held down. Not a postmortem injury."

m2_greg_23
3
[6098,5102,4950]
"[GREGORY] Not the most fun I've had today -- that was vomit, thank you very much, delicately laced with asparagus and scrambled egg."
"Asparagus omelet, maybe? Traces of DNA from the lining of the digestive tract --"
"faint, but not something Greg Sanders is likely to miss -- which I've amplified into a full profile."

m2_greg_352
1
[4471]
"[GREGORY]  Oh, and sometimes DNA traces like that, in food? Could indicate a stomach ulcer."

m2_brass_24
4
[1929,4002,5241,998]
"[BRASS] Hey, you're going to love this."
"How about a condemned building that was once an insane asylum, near the edge of town?"
"Real eyesore. Drives us crazy, all the disturbance reports we get, kids causing trouble out there."
"I'll secure it for ya."

m2_brass_25
2
[4165,3408]
"[BRASS] Well, Vegas isn't short on gourmet dining, but still, those morsels are rare."
"I'll run a check on restaurants listing their specials on line."

m2_warrick_26
1
[1845]
"[WARRICK] We're with the crime lab and we need to speak with the manager."

m2_markus_27
1
[4465]
"[MARKUS] I'm the manager and owner -- Markus van der Hellen. Is there a problem?"

m2_warrick_353
1
[4235]
"[WARRICK]  There's no problem. We have some questions; background on an investigation."

m2_markus_354
1
[2973]
"[MARKUS] Always a pleasure to be of service to law enforcement."

m2_markus_28
2
[5718,5196]
"[MARKUS] Oh, my. Numerous people. It's a house specialty -- not always on the menu, you understand. "
"But patrons flock here for it, when it's available. You'll have to be much more specific."

m2_markus_29
5
[6365,5041,8610,4948,4484]
"[MARKUS] Would you mind keeping your voice down, Officer? It's a terrible problem that I frankly can't seem to do anything about."
"I've called you people dozens of times and, while I know you can't be everywhere at once,"
"these... these... tramps, bums, this human refuse... they frequent my alley and the dumpsters like a buffet line!"
"This kind of thing, you understand, makes my patrons most uncomfortable."
"I'd rid the world of all that filthy rabble if I could, much less my alley!"

m2_markus_30
3
[4033,3859,4276]
"[MARKUS] These lowlifes are always lurking about back there, and as you might imagine,"
"my relationship with any one of them is limited to chasing them the hell away."
"I wouldn't know one from another -- interchangeable riffraff."

m2_warrick_35
2
[2751,3447]
"[WARRICK]  Well it may be a fine restaurant, but this is one rank alley."
"Gotta be a better place for a guy down on his luck to find a meal."

m2_warrick_36
1
[2236]
"[WARRICK]  Truffle special and asparagus omelet."

m2_warrick_38
1
[2234]
"[WARRICK]  Truffle special with a baked Alaska dessert."

m2_warrick_37
1
[2490]
"[WARRICK] Truffle special, grilled eggplant pasta."

m2_warrick_39
1
[3223]
"[WARRICK]  Leftovers. Someone hungry enough might find this worth eating."

m2_warrick_40
1
[2736]
"[WARRICK]  Hmmm. Powdery substance."

m2_warrick_41
1
[3724]
"[WARRICK] Torn cloth. Someone must've got snagged hopping the fence."

m2_greg_42
1
[4720]
"[GREGORY] Garden-variety restaurant receipt; truffle special on it. Otherwise not that special."

m2_greg_43
1
[4720]
"[GREGORY] So we know somebody ordered that tell-tale asparagus omelet. Only we don't know who."

m2_brass_49
1
[4720]
"[BRASS] You got it. That's a good, solid lead. Make our entrepreneur pal look it up for you."

m2_greg_45
2
[2432,4028]
"[GREGORY] Table-scraps, but high-end ones."
"Kind you say you're bringing home to poochie and then microwave for yourself."

m2_greg_185
2
[4657,2553]
"[GREGORY]  Diphacinone, a highly toxic rodenticide. Rat poison."
"But somebody sprinkled it on -- wasn't mixed in."

m2_warrick_46
1
[2491]
"[WARRICK]  You mean... someone is out to get homeless people?"

m2_greg_355
3
[4390,4898,3882]
"[GREGORY] Nice, huh? The "rat" here is the one sprinkling on poison like it's seasoning."
"Warrick, these are human beings. People in trouble, and some restaurant owner is going to just"
"get rid of them like they're an infestation? Because they're bad for business?"

m2_warrick_356
1
[3485]
"[WARRICK]  I hear you. This guy's starting to really rub me the wrong way."

m2_greg_76
2
[1975,2995]
"[GREGORY] Denim fabric. Found blood on it."
"I've thermocycled it and dropped the chromosome map into the computer."

m2_robbins_349
1
[1662]
"[ROBBINS] Diphacinone?"

m2_robbins_350
2
[5680,2507]
"[ROBBINS] Manufacturers are required by law to incorporate an indicator dye to help identify it in the organs and bloodstream"
"if the pesticide has been ingested."

m2_robbins_351
3
[3512,3532,4850]
"[ROBBINS] I found no traces of that, or the poison itself, in the body."
"However, there are ways to mask traces of poison,"
"and this victim certainly shares many of the same characteristics you'd find with a poisoning death."

m2_markus_32
2
[3488,3950]
"[MARKUS] We have an exclusive clientele, and as much as I would like to be of help,"
"I must protect their privacy. No, I cannot do that."

m2_greg_44
2
[3827,1380]
"[GREGORY] With the credit card info, you should be able to track the person's identity on the computer."
" I've set up a search for you."

m2_markus_33
1
[4225]
"[MARKUS] Reluctantly, I will honor your warrant, and pray that you will remain discreet."

m2_warrick_48
1
[3724]
"[WARRICK] Got a hit! J.J. Thomas, address and everything."

m2_markus_34
5
[4792,6534,5150,3324,4040]
"[MARKUS] I was honored to know him, personally -- he was much more than just a regular patron to me."
"A generous man, with a warmth that not all wealthy people, if I might be frank, display."
"J.J. even sometimes had me at his condo, where we spoke of the arts and politics"
"and business over martinis, into the wee hours."
"He was a friend. I miss him dearly."

m2_brass_50
1
[4714]
"[BRASS] Just not enough, yet. Keep at him about these homeless guys hanging out in his alley."

m2_brass_51
3
[5095,5799,2250]
"[BRASS] Van der Hellen's food was in the victim's stomach. And he's got a real thing about the "riffraff" in his alley. "
"Okay, so we couldn't actually find poison in the victim's system, but still, he's got an axe to grind."
"Let's bring in Mr. Warmth."

m2_markus_52
1
[6703]
"[MARKUS] On occasion. As the manager, I from time to time take the garbage out. I'm not sure I'd say "often.""

m2_markus_53
1
[4964]
"[MARKUS] It's my property. Is taking security precautions a crime in this country, now?"

m2_markus_54
3
[4250,6824,4552]
"[MARKUS] What control do I have over what happens behind my restaurant when I'm not present?"
"If some... scavenger ate something he shouldn't, and met an unfortunate end accordingly, well, what fault is that of mine?"
"I have my free will, and he has... had... his."

m2_markus_55
1
[5213]
"[MARKUS] All restaurants, even the finest -- and ours is certainly one -- have problems with vermin."

m2_warrick_357
2
[3266,4342]
"[WARRICK] And you had your problems, right, with "infestation"?"
"Namely, homeless guys trying to find a crust of bread, a scrap of meat."

m2_warrick_56
2
[3909,2539]
"[WARRICK] So you sprinkled rat poison all over your garbage, like you were seasoning a stew... "
"and our homeless victim came sniffing. "

m2_warrick_358
1
[4711]
"[WARRICK] And your "generosity" met his hunger and contributed to the man's death."

m2_markus_359
3
[4719,3140,4541]
"[MARKUS] Look, even if I admitted to doing what you said -- which, keep in mind, I haven't -- "
"there's no way I'd use enough poison to kill somebody."
"Just a light sprinkle here and there to keep the vermin away. That's all."

m2_warrick_1320
2
[4420,2274]
"[WARRICK] You can bet we'll be in touch if any other homeless come in with as much as a stomachache."
"Oh, and you're still on our suspect list."

m2_markus_57
1
[5213]
"[MARKUS] Why not? I'm not guilty of a thing except trying to run a spick-and-span establishment."

m2_markus_58
1
[5712]
"[MARKUS] I have no objection. Glad to cooperate. I'm a respectable citizen and you're wrong about me."

m2_greg_77
2
[2989,7185]
"[GREGORY] Mikrosil mold of an impression? Clever."
"Ran a few processes, enhanced it further, reversed it, and voila: serial number SN-21003."

m2_warrick_101
1
[3228]
"[WARRICK] Whitish brown. And different from human hair."

m2_warrick_100
1
[1486]
"[WARRICK] Wonder what this could be?"

m2_warrick_99
1
[2232]
"[WARRICK] Well, this one's definitely not fresh off the rack."

m2_warrick_81
2
[3014,3941]
"[WARRICK] Oh-kay. Now I'm glad I'm listened to Gris and all that bug talk -- "
"time of death, 28 hours prior, give or take a few hours."

m2_warrick_59
2
[2932,1526]
"[WARRICK]  Looks like that's not the restaurant owner's cookies tossed on the carpet."
"He must not be our guy."

m2_warrick_64
1
[5235]
"[WARRICK]  The blood, the wheelchair.  Our vic was wheeled over here and dumped.  Damn, that's cold. "

m2_warrick_62
1
[3478]
"[WARRICK] This pad's perfect for nightmares -- musty and damp."

m2_warrick_63
1
[4715]
"[WARRICK]  Our vic was wheeled over here and dumped.  Damn, that's cold. "

m2_warrick_360
1
[4223]
"[WARRICK]  This is kinda outta place, you think? Not as dusty as everything else."

m2_warrick_65
2
[4255,5925]
"[WARRICK] Can't make out this number, but it's etched in the metal. Pretty superficial."
"Sometimes acid brings out more detail, but it might destroy the image altogether. Any ideas?"

m2_warrick_66
1
[3472]
"[WARRICK] Great idea. Mikrosil makes a good negative mold."

m2_warrick_1321
1
[2236]
"[WARRICK] Seatback looks really weathered."

m2_warrick_67
1
[2235]
"[WARRICK] Well, this little number rolled a long way."

m2_warrick_68
1
[3227]
"[WARRICK] Catch that pungent smell. Alcohol maybe?"

m2_warrick_423
1
[2234]
"[WARRICK] Hey, we got some muddy footprints here."

m2_warrick_69
1
[3472]
"[WARRICK] Warrick Brown's first rule: it all comes down to shoeprints."

m2_warrick_70
1
[2735]
"[WARRICK] Disruption in the dust. Could be important."

m2_warrick_71
2
[3535,5397]
"[WARRICK] Vic's blood. This is where the EMTs picked up the body."
"It's pretty common to have bleeding from the mouth in an alcohol poisoning -- no need to sample it."

m2_warrick_72
2
[3429,4520]
"[WARRICK] Yeah, sometimes in this town, it's better to be lucky than smart; and we just got lucky."
"A fly must've dropped her eggs on the vic's blood. We're getting closer to time of death."

m2_robbins_18
2
[3531,3418]
"[ROBBINS] Not that I could find. Fluid was lost from the victim, though."
"That could attract some blowflies anywhere the body has recently been."

m2_warrick_73
1
[3224]
"[WARRICK] Print's cut off at the break. Barely a partial."

m2_warrick_74
1
[3475]
"[WARRICK] Part of a print, but it stops at the edge where the glass is broken."

m2_warrick_75
1
[2733]
"[WARRICK] Even when ya add one plus one, we still come up a partial."

NULL
0
[]

m2_warrick_79
1
[1486]
"[WARRICK] Looks like fresh paint over here."

m2_warrick_385
1
[5952]
"[WARRICK] Time of death, 28 hours prior, give or take a few hours. Yesterday, 'round dinner time."

m2_warrick_98
2
[2004,3957]
"[WARRICK] Same guy as in that hangout."
"Probably waiting for the pawn shop to open. Which should be around now."

m2_warrick_61
1
[2739]
"[WARRICK] Well -- not Van der Hellen's prints on the wheelchair."

m2_greg_78
2
[6103,1835]
"[GREGORY] Mostly water, but also alcohol: vodka. Distinctive formulation, so we've got a brand --"
"Leroy Bank's Premium."

m2_warrick_1322
1
[4718]
"[WARRICK] Ah, I've seen that stuff. Six bucks a bottle; definitely for the budget-conscious."

m2_greg_91
3
[5299,2342,3267]
"[GREGORY] The paint -- which I put through a thin-layer chromatographic analysis, separating the organic compounds --"
"is consistent with canned spray paint."
"A few different graffiti crews like to get creative with this stuff."

m2_warrick_80
2
[1348,4365]
"[WARRICK] Looks like you got a match."
"Pretty consistent with size 11, though prints from mud can be misleading."

m2_brass_83
2
[3142,2804]
"[BRASS] Hey, lots of people wear shoes, criminals and otherwise."
"You'll need more than a shoeprint to narrow the field."

m2_brass_82
1
[4712]
"[BRASS] Well, it's not like the street gangs with their colors. You'll have to narrow it down somehow."

m2_brass_84
2
[4581,3104]
"[BRASS] The graffiti plus those ToughTread Bruiser prints? Yeah, I know those graffiti punks."
"Try the Bluddy Core. You should go check their hangout."

m2_brass_85
1
[3723]
"[BRASS] Tough to track a serial number without knowing what hospital that chair is from."

m2_brass_86
2
[5608,2078]
"[BRASS] Well, we know it's from Grace Memorial hospital in Seattle; but we could use something more distinguishing."
"Hard to get a history on it, otherwise."

m2_brass_87
1
[703]
"[BRASS] I'll check."

m2_warrick_88
1
[2155]
"[WARRICK] Wow and I thought Sander's crib was a mess."

m2_warrick_89
1
[2488]
"[WARRICK] It's a bad habit, but good evidence."

m2_warrick_90
1
[2484]
"[WARRICK] Blank. Could be useful, anyway."

m2_warrick_386
1
[1986]
"[WARRICK] Damn. It's just a partial."

m2_warrick_429
1
[3723]
"[WARRICK] Hey, a real lead. Let's track Sid down and see how vicious he is."

m2_greg_92
1
[4971]
"[GREGORY] And we have a match -- same exact paint batch as that stuff swabbed at the laughing academy."

m2_greg_93
2
[4720,1728]
"[GREGORY] Tiny traces of mitochondrial DNA. I was able to amplify it enough for a profile."
" Waiting for ya in the computer."

m2_greg_97
2
[3757,2941]
"[GREGORY] Electrostatic imprint lifter shows us what was on the previous page. "
"Handwritten. "Pawn shop, Ogden and 4th.""

m2_warrick_361
1
[4964]
"[WARRICK] This looks the paper we analyzed. Same handwriting, same address."

m2_warrick_96
1
[3475]
"[WARRICK] Open 24 hours; except when we arrive. Typical."

m2_greg_104
2
[3398,3054]
"[GREGORY] We've got some mitochondrial DNA from the smoker's mouth."
"I got a feeling this butt is bad for somebody's health."

m2_warrick_387
1
[2487]
"[WARRICK] A ring. Pretty grimy."

m2_warrick_102
1
[1735]
"[WARRICK] This could be a family crest."

m2_warrick_103
1
[1988]
"[WARRICK] It's the same crest as on that tie."

m2_greg_105
2
[7668,3496]
"[GREGORY] Pretty fancy meal, for somebody to upchuck on such a scroungy jacket: the ever-popular asparagus omelet, brie cheese. "
"Light on the DNA, though -- not enough to amplify for the computer."

m2_greg_106
2
[2348,4101]
"[GREGORY] Found a gold ring under the gunk and grime."
"This crest on it? Would've made it hard to pawn. Pretty small. Size 5."

m2_warrick_107
1
[4465]
"[WARRICK] And it matches the crest from the tie in the portrait. Coincidence?"

m2_robbins_22
1
[3144]
"[ROBBINS] Based on my measurements, it looks like a size 5."

m2_greg_152
1
[3584]
"[GREGORY] One of the things we look at on human hair is the medullary index,"

m2_greg_362
1
[3226]
"[GREGORY]  ...the ratio of the diameter of the medulla to the shaft."

m2_greg_363
3
[4085,3193,4870]
"[GREGORY] But the index on the one you found is quite high, suggesting a different animal."
"Judging by the scale pattern? I'd guess a cute little kitty."
"You might be able to determine the species by comparing it under the microscope to known samples."

m2_warrick_108
1
[3478]
"[WARRICK] Singapura. That's a rare breed. Is that a rich guy's pet?"

m2_brass_109
1
[2054]
"[BRASS] That's easy enough to check."

m2_richard_110
1
[1238]
"[RICHARD] What are you looking at?"

m2_richard_111
1
[2243]
"[RICHARD] Joe Nobody. What's yours?"

m2_warrick_112
1
[4464]
"[WARRICK] Warrick Brown -- crime lab. You willing to answer a few questions?"

m2_richard_113
1
[2251]
"[RICHARD] Not unless you got a good reason to."

m2_richard_114
1
[1506]
"[RICHARD] So, what if I am?"

m2_richard_115
1
[2995]
"[RICHARD] Member? Do I look like a member of anything?"

m2_richard_116
1
[2502]
"[RICHARD] What if I did? It's junk."

m2_richard_117
1
[5736]
"[RICHARD] It's a piece of crap. I was done with it, and I threw it away. Wear it yourself, means so much to you."

m2_richard_118
1
[4750]
"[RICHARD] I don't keep track of petty details. I'll have to check my day planner."

m2_warrick_119
3
[3874,4790,5468]
"[WARRICK] You were at that asylum; it's where you and your graffiti pals practice your 'art.' "
"You threw that ring away because they asked you too many questions about it at the pawn shop."
"Or maybe you saw cops in the neighborhood. Oh, and I think maybe you killed a man."

m2_richard_120
1
[7235]
"[RICHARD] Go to hell! I didn't kill anybody! I found an old jacket, I found a crummy ring... so sue me."

m2_warrick_364
1
[3694]
"[WARRICK] You found them, all right. You "found" them on the man you killed."

m2_richard_365
1
[1763]
"[RICHARD] Screw you."

m2_richard_121
4
[4358,6876,7750,6240]
"[RICHARD] Hey, look! Back off! I... I been in the slammer, okay?"
"And I just went back to the old hang, only nobody was around, and, well... there was this dude."
"I thought he was sleeping at first, but was all... sprawled out, looked weird, looked... dead."
"And, damn, he was dead. So what the hell, helped myself to some stuff."

m2_warrick_122
1
[3319]
"[WARRICK] Or a ring? Now I'll tell you how I see it going down."

m2_warrick_123
1
[12892]
"[WARRICK] You went back to your old hangout, all right, but your buds weren't around -- just a homeless guy, minding his business."

m2_warrick_366
1
[2736]
"[WARRICK] And then, like you said, helped yourself."

m2_richard_124
2
[6920,4330]
"[RICHARD] No way, man! No fricking way! Look, I'm no prize, but I don't kill guys for anything,"
"let alone some scuzzy jacket and tarnished old ring or whatever!"

m2_richard_125
1
[2998]
"[RICHARD] I told you. In stir. Prison."

m2_warrick_367
1
[1737]
"[WARRICK] Ya.  We'll check into that."

m2_brass_126
1
[3980]
"[BRASS] If you could determine time of death, we could see if this guy's got an alibi that checks out."

m2_brass_127
1
[4463]
"[BRASS] You want a warrant? Check the time of death against any alibi this guy might have."

m2_brass_128
1
[9438]
"[BRASS] That's an easy one. Now, that is an alibi. He was inside, all right. He may not be our favorite human, but he's also not our man."

m2_brass_390
1
[998]
"[BRASS] That's an easy one."

m2_rebecca_388
1
[2487]
"[REBECCA] Please, come in. May I help you?"

m2_warrick_1317
1
[3223]
"[WARRICK]  We're with the crime lab. Would you mind answering a few questions?"

m2_rebecca_129
2
[4315,6109]
"[REBECCA] Yes it is. It's the home of J.J. Thomas. And I'm Clair Thomas. His daughter."
" If you're here to see my father, I'm afraid he passed away recently."

m2_warrick_130
1
[1736]
"[WARRICK]  We're sorry for your loss, Ms. Thomas."

m2_rebecca_131
1
[1486]
"[REBECCA] What's this about, officers?"

m2_warrick_368
1
[2735]
"[WARRICK] Just a routine matter, but we could use your input."

m2_rebecca_369
1
[747]
"[REBECCA] Certainly."

m2_rebecca_132
5
[5496,5162,6186,9668,8208]
"[REBECCA] Bravely. He'd been fighting a long battle with lung cancer, and that's a war you just can't win."
" I... I hope I can help you, but I'm not really at my best, at the moment. "
"I was close to my father -- I'm an only child, and my mother died when I was five. "
"Daddy was really all the family I had, and now... I'm just sorting through things, putting a lifetime into boxes."
" I'm a little confused, and just barely keeping it together"

m2_warrick_133
1
[2484]
"[WARRICK] No problem. We just have a few questions."

m2_rebecca_135
2
[6564,4604]
"[REBECCA] Yes, while I settle the estate. This was my father's winter residence -- the rainy weather in Seattle was hard on him."
"Last year, when he got worse, he moved here permanently, and I stayed in Seattle."

m2_rebecca_136
3
[6936,3250,3958]
"[REBECCA] I understand you're just doing your job, but I'm afraid as vague as you've been, I can't see cooperating to that extent."
"Not when I'm under this kind of pressure."
"Maybe later -- if you can make the reasons for this intrusion a little more clear."

m2_rebecca_137
1
[5956]
"[REBECCA] From time to time. I'm his executor and sole heir, and I'm cleared to put charges on the corporate card."

m2_rebecca_138
1
[2485]
"[REBECCA] Why, yes, I did. Just the other night, actually."

m2_rebecca_139
4
[8896,7436,5744,7708]
"[REBECCA] Now this is embarrassing... well. I guess you won't be surprised if I say I've been an emotional train wreck since Daddy died,"
"and frankly... I've been lonely as hell, and... I met a man at the casino lounge the other day."
"We had a nice conversation, and it seemed like there was this little spark between us, only..."
"let's just say nothing ignited. Kinda came to my senses. We did share a meal, but not phone numbers."

m2_rebecca_140
2
[8950,8930]
"[REBECCA] That's an odd question! I'll have to think -- I had an asparagus omelet, which is a favorite of mine."
"Really, I don't remember exactly what my... friend had. Frankly, he was nice enough, but awfully bland."

m2_markus_31
4
[9028,9564,10564,6284]
"[MARKUS] Ms. Thomas. Certainly. Lovely young woman. She's the daughter of the late J.J. Thomas, very distinguished industrialist."
"Ordered her favorite -- asparagus omelet. She was dining with a slender man, about five foot ten, five foot eleven, I'd say."
"Perhaps around forty, thirty-five years of age? He behaved himself, but he seemed -- out of place, frankly."
"Ill at ease. An odd choice for a dining companion for the likes of Ms. Thomas."

m2_robbins_1314
1
[2741]
"[ROBBINS] This guy? Measured him at 5' 9" and some change."

m2_rebecca_141
1
[5470]
"[REBECCA] Yes, he did! You do come up with things, officers! She's around here, somewhere."

m2_brass_143
1
[5463]
"[BRASS] She ate the omelet and her cat's hair is on the jacket. Let's see if she's hiding anything else."

m2_rebecca_144
3
[5024,6932,1204]
"[REBECCA] Some "routine" matter!  Look, I've been honest with you."
"All right, go on! Go ahead-- but make it quick, and please don't disrupt the things I'm sorting."
"There's so much work here with the estate."

m2_warrick_145
1
[3228]
"[WARRICK] Wakeman vodka. That's the victim's brand."

m2_warrick_389
1
[1985]
"[WARRICK] Look, on his tie."

m2_warrick_148
1
[3475]
"[WARRICK] That's familiar! Remember the crest on the ring we found?"

m2_warrick_149
2
[4143,2554]
"[WARRICK] Same crest as the ring, which probably came from our victim's finger."
"Could a homeless guy be a member of this family?"

m2_warrick_150
1
[2735]
"[WARRICK] It's a burned document or report or something."

m2_warrick_151
3
[3671,4747,2490]
"[WARRICK] Now here's something Gris would love: blowfly larva. "
"Body fluids could have been cleaned up, but not before this little guy got himself out of the way."
"Little fella might be our new best friend."

m2_greg_182
3
[5737,4635,6984]
"[GREGORY] Couldn't restore the whole deal, but I did stabilize some of the burned paper enough to tell this is, or was,"
"a private investigator's report commissioned by the late J.J. Thomas himself."
"Trying to locate someone, it seems. Couldn't make out the name of the investigating firm, though. Even I'm not perfect."

m2_greg_181
2
[5105,5825]
"[GREGORY] It's pretty mangled, so there's no point popping it under the microscope. But here's the good news --"
"we tried a new technique for analyzing blowfly contents, and guess what we found? DNA."

m2_warrick_153
1
[2736]
"[WARRICK] It's not a match. Not even similar."

m2_warrick_154
1
[5712]
"[WARRICK] Looks like our homeless victim dropped by the Thomas condo recently. Interesting."

m2_warrick_155
1
[996]
"[WARRICK] Same cat."

m2_brass_157
3
[3518,5394,1748]
"[BRASS] So she had dinner with our vic and got even closer after."
"But before we bring her in find some better evidence that connects her to the victim and the crime scene."
"Like maybe how she would have gotten him there."

m2_brass_159
3
[3683,3011,3476]
"[BRASS] Clair Thomas spent time with our victim right around when he was killed;"
"and she had her dead father's wheelchair to cart a corpse around."
"This case is sounding solid. Let's invite her to our party."

m2_rebecca_161
2
[4469,5207]
"[REBECCA] Abandoned what? I don't think so."
"You people are completely out of your minds, though -- so I can see how an insane asylum might fit in."

m2_rebecca_162
2
[4613,4073]
"[REBECCA] I have no idea. He hasn't needed it much... since his death?"
"The hospital must have it; check with them, if it's important for some stupid reason."

m2_rebecca_163
1
[2237]
"[REBECCA] I would imagine I don't have much choice."

m2_rebecca_164
1
[3975]
"[REBECCA] Why not? If it'll help clear up this ridiculous matter."

m2_warrick_156
1
[2736]
"[WARRICK] Clair Thomas -- our indignant suspect."

m2_warrick_165
1
[2235]
"[WARRICK] Clair handled that wheelchair, all right."

m2_rebecca_167
2
[5950,4480]
"[REBECCA] Lying! Why would I lie to you? All I did was have dinner with a guy who turns out to have been homeless."
"He wasn't dressed like a homeless man when he struck up a conversation with me in that lounge!"

m2_warrick_166
2
[3374,3334]
"[WARRICK] I'm sure he wasn't dressed in his street-person attire when you dined together;"
"but you made sure he was back in his rags, when the time came."

m2_rebecca_1399
1
[4225]
"[REBECCA] I already told you, nothing happened between us."

m2_rebecca_169
1
[4224]
"[REBECCA] How did that asylum go out of business, with customers like you, waiting to get in?"

m2_warrick_1401
2
[4022,5662]
"[WARRICK] Hey, roll out all the attitude you want, lady. You were in that asylum --"
"your fingerprints are on that wheelchair, your father's wheelchair, which you used to dump the body."

m2_rebecca_370
1
[6953]
"[REBECCA] What a stunning piece of evidence! My fingerprints were on my father's wheelchair -- however could they have gotten there?"

m2_warrick_372
3
[4288,4784,4564]
"[WARRICK] Well then, why don't you tell me how your DNA got on the victim's clothes?"
"He was in your father's condo, Clair, shortly after you were having dinner with him."
"Right before his death. I don't buy your "love" connection. What's the real story?"

m2_rebecca_371
1
[4963]
"[REBECCA] You... you're reaching. You don't have anything. You don't know a damn thing."

m2_warrick_373
2
[3941,6485]
"[WARRICK] Who is he, Clair? Or who was he? Or should I ask --"
"why was your father so intent to find some homeless nobody? A nobody with your family crest on his ring."

m2_rebecca_1400
1
[2485]
"[REBECCA] Why don't you come back when you've got your own theory."

m2_rebecca_1405
5
[6314,6710,8220,4132,6612]
"[REBECCA] He was as sentimental as my father, I guess. Anyway, I cleaned him up before we went out, bought him a nice meal,"
"and I told him I'd see that he was given a fair settlement and we'd even see about a position of some kind, with the company. "
"But oh no, straight from the gutter to greed personified: he was going to fight me for the inheritance, as the first-born son!"
"He... he shouldn't have done that. I was the chosen one. "
"Or... I had been. He... he fell asleep on the couch. He'd had a lot to drink, for him."

m2_warrick_173
2
[4308,4382]
"[WARRICK] Afraid I have an unpleasant little piece of family history I need to share."
"We tested your DNA, Clair -- compared it to your so-called "half-brother.""

m2_rebecca_175
1
[2736]
"[REBECCA] What... do you mean, "so-called?""

m2_warrick_174
3
[6317,3171,4918]
"[WARRICK] No chromosomal match. I spoke to your family attorney who, off-the-record, shared a story with me."
"About your father's first wife and a chauffeur."
"Your father apparently disinherited your "half-brother" after discovering the boy wasn't his own."

m2_warrick_2657
3
[6886,5184,2320]
"[WARRICK] Then your father had regrets, on his death bed -- blood or no blood, this was the son he'd raised to manhood."
"Still, if you hadn't killed the chauffeur's son, Clair, you would've inherited everything."
"And you wouldn't be going to a cement condo."

m2_warrick_170
1
[3226]
"[WARRICK] Nothing much. But look how well you turned out."

m2_brass_1403
1
[5460]
"[BRASS] He wanted to find his son before he died, and hired an investigator -- who found him right here in Vegas."

m2_rebecca_1402
4
[5025,6209,6838,3288]
"[REBECCA] Street rabble! Only by the time my brother turned up, Papa was already dead."
"I decided to meet him, size him up. Maybe it wouldn't be so bad. We could run the company together and..."
"only, when I saw him, he was just this vile, foul-smelling bum."
"Still, he was no fraud, he was family, all right."

m2_warrick_1404
2
[2390,5053]
"[WARRICK] That ring with your crest. "
"He'd held onto it, no matter how much he might've been tempted to trade it in for a meal or a bottle."

m2_rebecca_172
6
[6056,3418,5460,7326,4928,4300]
"[REBECCA] I got on top of him, he was half-asleep, but when he woke up I kept him pinned and I shoved that vodka down his greedy throat! "
"He almost drowned on it... but I didn't let up, I didn't let up! "
"Then he was dead and somehow I got the new clothes off him and his awful clothes put back on, and that was when it hit me..."
"what I'd done... what I'd, I'd, I'd stooped to... and that expensive meal came up and it was horrible. "
"But I got my act together and wheeled him out to the van over to the asylum and I just... "
" just dumped him like the homeless parasite he was. What did he ever amount to, anyway? "

m2_rebecca_171
8
[6239,5379,3156,6026,4588,6556,5000,4520]
"[REBECCA] All right. All right... all right! My father... I gave my life to him,"
"living the way he wanted me to, going to the schools he chose, taking the courses he picked,"
"working for him, living with him, never marrying."
"And suddenly, when he's sick, he starts talking about a son... my half-brother, by his first wife! "
"First I ever heard of it! And my father gets all misty-eyed and regretful."
"Poor child ran off and quit college, disappeared after he and my father had bitter words of some kind."
"And my father, he wrote the boy off, kid was dead, far as my father was concerned. "
"That is, until my father lay dying and gets all syrrrrupy sentimental."

m2_grissom_177
1
[6203]
"[GRISSOM] You know, seems every family has a black sheep. Sometimes it's a surprise who that black sheep turns out to be."

m2_warrick_2529
1
[3471]
"[WARRICK] Might be able to help you, but it'll count against you in your evaluation."

m2_warrick_440
2
[2856,1607]
"[WARRICK] The spray can you collected might have been used recently."
"You should check it for trace evidence."

m2_warrick_2615
3
[3003,3745,2192]
"[WARRICK] If we can find something to help determine the time of death,"
"maybe we can show he was already out of jail when the killing occurred."
"You should check the asylum again."

m2_warrick_2614
1
[3725]
"[WARRICK] Let's talk to him and search his alley. Something might come up."

m2_warrick_438
1
[2975]
"[WARRICK] Take a look at it and see if you can find any trace evidence."

m2_warrick_430
2
[2911,2550]
"[WARRICK] There must be something on the wheelchair that we're missing."
"Make sure you've processed it completely for evidence."

m2_warrick_442
1
[3722]
"[WARRICK] Cat constantly shed fur. Maybe it left more elsewhere."

m2_warrick_443
1
[4465]
"[WARRICK] If it's a unique crest, it might be on other mementos or personal effects."

m2_warrick_434
1
[4464]
"[WARRICK] Bottle fragments can contain important trace evidence. You should check it more closely."

m2_warrick_439
1
[3973]
"[WARRICK] There must be something at the scene where the victim was found that can give us a clue."

m2_warrick_437
2
[3910,2537]
"[WARRICK] We should take a closer look at the things we've collected from his dumpster."
"Maybe there's some trace evidence we're overlooking."

m2_warrick_441
2
[2683,5753]
"[WARRICK] Not much, considering it's only a partial."
" If we can find a print that's more complete, maybe we can combine it into a single print worth searching on the computer."

m2_warrick_432
2
[6128,3298]
"[WARRICK] The asylum is a haven for a lot of people -- criminals, homeless, runaways -- so we'll need to be thorough."
"There's got to be other evidence in the room to help us narrow it down."

m2_warrick_436
3
[3101,4463,1356]
"[WARRICK] Not much, considering it's only a partial."
"If we can find other fragments of prints, maybe we can combine them all into a single print"
"worth searching on the computer."

m2_richard_1363
1
[1756]
"[RICHARD] That's it; that's all I got for ya."

m2_markus_1362
1
[1735]
"[MARKUS] That's all I have to share right now."

m2_rebecca_1361
1
[1736]
"[REBECCA] I don't have anything else to say."

m2_warrick_1364
1
[1244]
"[WARRICK] That's all we need right now."

m2_warrick_1365
1
[1985]
"[WARRICK] No problem. What you got?"

m2_warrick_1367
1
[996]
"[WARRICK] I can take a look at it."

m2_warrick_1366
1
[747]
"[WARRICK] I'll have a look."

m2_warrick_1368
1
[1735]
"[WARRICK] Got nothing for you right now, partner."

m2_warrick_1371
1
[1735]
"[WARRICK] Better card in the deck for that."

m2_warrick_1370
1
[1244]
"[WARRICK] That's not right for this."

m2_warrick_1369
1
[1245]
"[WARRICK] We can't use that here."

m2_warrick_1373
1
[1986]
"[WARRICK] You're close; something similar."

m2_warrick_1372
1
[1737]
"[WARRICK] Try using a similar tool."

m2_warrick_1374
1
[1735]
"[WARRICK] Something else, similar."

m2_warrick_1376
1
[1986]
"[WARRICK] We gotta take a step back and try again."

m2_warrick_1375
1
[1487]
"[WARRICK] We're a little too close to pick it up."

m2_warrick_1377
1
[1245]
"[WARRICK] Too close to pick it up."

m2_warrick_1378
1
[1485]
"[WARRICK] There's nothing special there."

m2_warrick_1379
1
[745]
"[WARRICK] Nothing here."

m2_warrick_1380
1
[996]
"[WARRICK] Nothing for us there."

m2_warrick_1383
1
[1986]
"[WARRICK] Wrong surface to try dusting."

m2_warrick_1381
1
[1487]
"[WARRICK] You shouldn't dust for prints here."

m2_warrick_1382
1
[1736]
"[WARRICK] You won't be able to dust that for prints."

m2_warrick_1385
1
[1247]
"[WARRICK] No prints, no glory."

m2_warrick_1386
1
[1486]
"[WARRICK] Don't see any prints here."

m2_warrick_1384
1
[995]
"[WARRICK] There's no prints here."

m2_warrick_1387
1
[1486]
"[WARRICK] You can't put those together."

m2_warrick_1388
1
[1985]
"[WARRICK] Two's not company, in this case."

m2_warrick_1389
1
[1245]
"[WARRICK] Those don't go together."

m2_warrick_1390
1
[996]
"[WARRICK] Those don't go together."

m2_warrick_1391
1
[1487]
"[WARRICK] You got the touch, partner."

m2_warrick_1392
1
[998]
"[WARRICK] Niiiiice."

m2_warrick_1394
2
[3648,3787]
"[WARRICK] Devil's in the details, they say -- and these don't make it as a match."
"You should be sure you've got a match before you ask me for a confirmation."

m2_warrick_1393
2
[4803,2397]
"[WARRICK] Not quite a match. Make sure you look very closely for subtle details between them."
"Interpreting evidence isn't guesswork, you know."

m2_warrick_1395
2
[4443,3493]
"[WARRICK] Don't quite have a match there. Check the little details when you're doing the comparison. "
"Then, when you're sure, ask me for a confirmation."

m2_warrick_1397
2
[2501,3207]
"[WARRICK] I see what you're getting at, but that's not a match."
"Be a little more sure before you pull me in on stuff like this."

m2_warrick_1398
1
[6453]
"[WARRICK] Close but no cigar. Did you really need me to tell you that? It's the details that make the difference."

m2_warrick_1396
1
[6199]
"[WARRICK] Those two aren't quite a match. Try to be more sure before you ask me for confirmation. It's all about the details."

m2_brass_2670
4
[7027,4629,5708,5128]
"[BRASS] But consider the stomach contents: traces of white French truffles, which go around $150 an ounce."
"Plus we have a blood alcohol reading of .50 -- high, you say?"
"Too high -- the hardest-core drinker would typically pass out long before hitting that mark."
"That's a start... I've prepped a DNA sample for the computer, as a matter of procedure."

m2_greg_2671
3
[4863,5027,11694]
"[GREGORY] Asparagus omelet, maybe? Traces of DNA from the lining of the digestive tract."
"Faint, but not something Greg Sanders is likely to miss -- which I've amplified into a full profile."
"Oh, and sometimes DNA traces like that, in food, could indicate a stomach ulcer."

m2_brass_2672
1
[2498]
"[BRASS] Yeah, here it is... Gotta love the Net. "

m2_brass_2673
1
[4749]
"[BRASS] Sold at a public sale at a cancer clinic, about a year ago. No name, though."

m2_richard_2674
1
[4991]
"[RICHARD] Sure, that was cold, but life is cold, and dude didn't look like he needed a jacket anymore."

m2_rebecca_2675
1
[4744]
"[REBECCA] So... if we could make this short, I'd be grateful."

m2_rebecca_2676
2
[3826,3150]
"[REBECCA] We had a nice conversation, and it seemed like there was this little spark between us."
"Only...  well, let's just say nothing ignited."

m2_rebecca_2677
1
[4995]
"[REBECCA] Kinda came to my senses. We did share a meal, but not phone numbers."

m2_greg_2678
1
[6991]
"[GREGORY] Trying to locate someone, it seems. Couldn't make out the name of the investigating firm, though. Even I'm not perfect."

m2_brass_2679
2
[4447,2303]
"[BRASS] But before we bring her in find some better evidence that connects her to the victim and the crime scene. "
"Like maybe how she would have gotten him there."

m2_brass_2680
1
[3474]
"[BRASS] This case is sounding solid. Let's invite her to our party."

m2_rebecca_2681
1
[3992]
"[REBECCA] The hospital must have it; check with them, if it's important for some stupid reason."

m2_warrick_2682
1
[2745]
"[WARRICK] I don't buy your "love" connection. What's the real story?"

m2_rebecca_2683
4
[5651,4251,6946,5380]
"[REBECCA] And suddenly, when he's sick, he starts talking about a son... my half-brother, by his first wife!"
"First I ever heard of it! And my father gets all misty-eyed and regretful."
"Poor child ran off and quit college, disappeared after he and my father had bitter words of some kind."
"And my father, he wrote the boy off, kid was dead, far as my father was concerned."

m2_rebecca_2684
1
[4495]
"[REBECCA] That is, until my father lay dying and gets all syrupy sentimental."

m2_rebecca_2685
2
[7513,2735]
"[REBECCA] But oh no, straight from the gutter to greed personified: he was going to fight me for the inheritance, as the first-born son!"
"He... he shouldn't have done that."

m2_rebecca_2686
1
[8084]
"[REBECCA] I was the chosen one. Or... I had been. He... he fell asleep on the couch. He'd had a lot to drink, for him."

m2_rebecca_2691
1
[3243]
"[REBECCA] Still, he was no fraud, he was family, all right."

m2_warrick_2692
2
[4473,3024]
"[WARRICK] Still, if you hadn't killed the chauffeur's son, Clair, you would've inherited everything."
"And you wouldn't be going to a cement condo."

m0_nar_2689
1
[6960]
"[NARRATOR] Drag collected evidence from the toolbar above into either viewing panes to activate the image enhancement and microscopy equipment."

m2_grissom_2697
1
[6704]
"[GRISSOM] Brass can get you the address of where the body was found. But first start with our best evidence: the body itself."

m2_brass_2714
1
[2736]
"[BRASS] Hmmm... only one hit for the past few days."

m2_brass_2715
1
[2737]
"[BRASS] Le Figaro Restaurant, right downtown."

m2_brass_2716
1
[2235]
"[BRASS] Oh yeah, several to choose from."

m2_brass_2717
2
[3174,6012]
"[BRASS] Seven throughout Nevada, but only one here in the city. "
"Registered to a J.J. Thomas, Suite 3700, North Meadows Condos."

m2_brass_2718
1
[1487]
"[BRASS] Now, that is an alibi."

m2_brass_2719
1
[5224]
"[BRASS] He was inside, all right. He may not be our favorite human, but he's also not our man."

m2_richard_2072
1
[1485]
"[RICHARD] Want to ask me something about that?"

m2_markus_2068
1
[1734]
"[MARKUS] You want to talk more about that?"

m2_markus_2069
1
[1986]
"[MARKUS] That doesn't seem familiar to me."

m2_rebecca_2070
1
[1245]
"[REBECCA] Would you like to talk about that?"

m2_rebecca_2071
1
[1245]
"[REBECCA] Can't tell you anything about that."

m2_richard_2073
1
[1985]
"[RICHARD] Get that out of my face."

m2_warrick_2460
1
[2976]
"[WARRICK] I don't know... not sure any of these are similar enough."

m2_warrick_2461
1
[2233]
"[WARRICK] My hunch is that one of these is a winner."

m0_grissom_1309
0
[]

m0_grissom_2654
0
[]

m0_grissom_1748
0
[]