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CF_ButtonInfo_About_Trinity=Click here to find out about the evidence trinity.
CF_ButtonInfo_Close=Click here to close the case file.
CF_ButtonInfo_Play=Click here to review this reconstruction.
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CF_ButtonInfo_Reconstructions=Click here to review any reconstructions.
CF_ButtonInfo_Scroller=Click here to scroll through the case file information.
CF_ButtonInfo_Suspect=Click here to view suspect specific information.
CF_ButtonInfo_Suspects=Click here to view information about all known suspects.
CF_ButtonInfo_Victim=Click here to view victim specific information.
CF_ButtonInfo_Victims=Click here to view information about all known victims.
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continue=Continue
CS_About_Trinity=THE EVIDENCE TRINITY  The evidence trinity describes key linkages between the three elements of a crime: the suspect, crime scene, and the victim.  Victim/Crime Scene (victim only) -- helps confirm the location where the crime took place  Suspect/Crime Scene (each suspect) -- shows the suspect has some connection to the location of the crime  Suspect/Victim (each suspect) -- associates the suspect to the victim  Each of these evidence linkages can be strengthened by uncovering evidence, including personal effects, alibi details, trace evidence, and witness testimony. The arrows for each linkage in your Case File will grow and change color as you build a body of evidence that supports it.
DNA=DNA
EP_ButtonInfo_Close=Click here to close the evidence information.
EP_ButtonInfo_Scroller=Click and drag to scroll through the evidence information.
EP_ButtonName_Close=CLOSE
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Lab_Generic_Help=SEARCHING AND COMPARING EVIDENCE  Drag an available item (prints, DNA, etc.) from the computer toolbar above into either frame to begin processing a piece of evidence.  Searching Clicking on "Search" will scan the appropriate database for potential matches and generate a set of "Search Results" in the results bar below. Note: these results do not necessarily contain a match! It is up to you to determine whether a match exists.  Comparing Drag a second evidence item into the other frame from either your evidence toolbar above or from the "Search Results" bar below. If you believe a match exists, click on the "Confirm Match" button for confirmation from your partner.
Lab_Help=C.S.I. Interface Assistance
Lab_Microscope_Help=MICROSCOPING/ENHANCING EVIDENCE  Drag an available item (photos, hair, insects, etc.) from the toolbar above into either frame to magnify or enhance a piece of evidence.  Known Samples In certain instances, a set of known comparison samples will automatically be generated for the evidence in the results bar below. These can be used for visual comparison to the collected sample.  Comparing Drag a second evidence item into the other frame from either your evidence toolbar above or from the set of known samples (if available). If you believe a match exists, click on the "Confirm Match" button for confirmation from your partner.
Lab_Prepared_Slides=Image Enhancement/Microscopy Equipment
Lab_SearchLinks_Help=SEARCH LINKS AND SPECIAL  Drag an available item (documents, data disks, etc.) from the computer toolbar above into either frame to begin processing a piece of evidence.  Searching Clicking on "Search" will scan the appropriate database for potential matches and notify you of the success of your search. Note: sometimes you will need to find more information to narrow your search.
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Lab_Title_Finger_Print=C.S.I. FINGERPRINT SEARCH AND ANALYSIS
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Lab_Title_Shoe_Print=C.S.I. SHOE PRINT SEARCH AND ANALYSIS
Lab_Title_Tire_Tread=C.S.I. TIRE TREAD SEARCH AND ANALYSIS
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Menu_Options_Gameplay_Info_EvidenceTagging=When this option is on, evidence icons on the toolbar will receive a yellow tag to indicate when no further analysis of the object is possible.
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TB_Trace=Trace
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TB_UV=Ultraviolet (UV) Light -- Visually Enhances Or Renders Evidence, Including Sub-dermal Bruising And Some Fluids
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Tool_Info_AdhesiveTape=Adhesive vinyl lifter used to recover light, powdery, or scattered evidence. USAGE: Move the tool cursor over an item and click.
Tool_Info_Brush=A heavy brush used to remove dirt from surfaces and uncover buried objects. USAGE: Click, then brush the tool cursor over area to reveal new evidence.
Tool_Info_CastingPlaster=A metal frame filled with plaster used to take impressions of shoe prints, footprints and tire tracks. USAGE: Move the tool cursor over the area and click.
Tool_Info_ElectroPrintLifter=A device that deploys an electrostatic field on a mylar film to lift dust prints from various surface types. USAGE: Move the tool cursor over the area and click.
Tool_Info_FingerprintPowder=Powders used to enhance fingerprints on smooth surfaces. USAGE: Click, then brush the tool cursor over the area to reveal new evidence.
Tool_Info_Glove=Latex rubber gloves used to handle large evidence without contamination. USAGE: Move the tool cursor over the item and click.
Tool_Info_Luminol=A chemiluminescent that reacts with the iron in hemoglobin causing blood traces to luminescence with a blue-green light. USAGE: Click, then brush the tool cursor over the area to reveal new evidence.
Tool_Info_MagneticDust=Magnetic powder used to enhance fingerprints on certain porous objects, such as wood, polystyrene, and painted surfaces. USAGE: Click, then brush the tool cursor over the area to reveal new evidence.
Tool_Info_MagnifyingLens=A battery-operated magnifier with optically ground and polished lenses useful for examining trace evidence. USAGE: Move the tool cursor over the area and click.
Tool_Info_Mikrosil=A putty-like casting material used to make molds of wounds and tool marks on a variety of surfaces. USAGE: Move the tool cursor over the area and click.
Tool_Info_Ninhydrin=A chemical substance that reveals latent fingerprints on porous surfaces, such as paper, by reacting with amino acids in the fingerprints. USAGE: Click, then brush the tool cursor over the area to reveal new evidence.
Tool_Info_Swab=A forensic swab used to take clean samples of unknown liquid or dried liquid samples to be processed in the CSI lab. A solvent is automatically applied to dried stains to loosen the substance. USAGE: Move the tool cursor over the area and click.
Tool_Info_Tweezer=Very sharp and durable tweezers used for picking up dangerous or minute pieces of evidence. USAGE: Move the tool cursor over the item and click.
Tool_Info_UVLight=A handheld device that provides invisible light at various wavelengths to enhance potential items of evidence, including as bruising and accelerants. USAGE: Move the tool cursor over the area and click.
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TV_ButtonInfo_Scroller=Click and drag to scroll through the tool information.
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TV_Title=Tool Information
UM_Acquired_Evidence=You have acquired new evidence.
UM_New_Evidence=Evidence has been added.
UM_New_Location=New location added.
UM_New_Suspect=New suspect added.
UM_New_Victim=New victim added.
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_TB_L35=Brass's Office (Jim Brass)
_TB_L40=Colby Home
_TB_L37=Colossus Theater
_TB_L34=Grissom's Office
_TB_L36=Laboratory (Greg Sanders)
_TB_L39=Morgue (Dr. Al Robbins)
_TB_L38=Prop Room
_TB_L41=Regis Home
_TB_A1565=Shoe Print
_TB_A1566=Product Code: 14149
_TB_A1567=Product Code: 14157
_TB_A1568=Product Code: 14158
_TB_A1569=Product Code: 99016
_TB_A1570=Product Code: 99113
_TB_A1573=Sneaker Print
_TB_A1574=Product Code: 28541
_TB_A1575=Product Code: 28417
_TB_A1576=Product Code: 33020
_TB_A1577=Product Code: 31978
_TB_A1578=Product Code: 08500
_TB_A1581=Balcony Water Stain
_TB_A1589=Detonator Fingerprint
_TB_A1590=Harrison, Gus
_TB_A1591=Wong, Andrew
_TB_A1592=Froats, Creston
_TB_A1593=Sakai, Derek
_TB_A1594=Patterson, Scott
_TB_A1599=Meryl's Blood DNA
_TB_A1600=DNA Record: 64822
_TB_A1601=DNA Record: 49319
_TB_A1602=DNA Record: 65137
_TB_A1603=DNA Record: 00325
_TB_A1604=DNA Record: 10058
_TB_A1647=Cross Trainer Shoe Print
_TB_A1648=Product Code: 28541
_TB_A1649=Product Code: 28417
_TB_A1650=Product Code: 33020
_TB_A1651=Product Code: 31978
_TB_A1652=Product Code: 08500
_TB_A1653=Water System Sample
_TB_A1654=Commercial Water Supply Match
_TB_A1906=Photo of Victim
_TB_A1914=Heather Prints
_TB_A1915=Jones, Andrew
_TB_A1916=Donaldson, Erica
_TB_A1917=Gons, Jacqueline
_TB_A1918=Stebelski, Trevor
_TB_A1919=LaValle, Peter
_TB_A1922=Clayton's Prints
_TB_A1945=Panties DNA
_TB_A1946=DNA Record: 64822
_TB_A1947=DNA Record: 49319
_TB_A1948=DNA Record: 65137
_TB_A1949=DNA Record: 00325
_TB_A1950=DNA Record: 10058
_TB_A1955=Threatening Letter Prints
_TB_A1956=Delcarlo, Marko
_TB_A1957=Vo, Jackie
_TB_A1958=Nasser, Mike
_TB_A1959=Marcoccia, Cari
_TB_A1960=Taylor, Cary
_TB_A1962=Prop Room Print
_TB_A1963=Delcarlo, Marko
_TB_A1964=Vo, Jackie
_TB_A1965=Nasser, Mike
_TB_A1966=Marcoccia, Cari
_TB_A1967=Taylor, Cary
_TB_A1978=Thermos Water Sample
_TB_A1981=Brown Shoes Print
_TB_A1982=Product Code: 14149
_TB_A1983=Product Code: 14157
_TB_A1984=Product Code: 14158
_TB_A1985=Product Code: 99016
_TB_A1986=Product Code: 99113
_TB_A2061=Delcarlo, Marko
_TB_A2062=Vo, Jackie
_TB_A2063=Nasser, Mike
_TB_A2064=Marcoccia, Cari
_TB_A2065=Taylor, Cary
_TB_Z3267=Casino concept art
_TB_Z3268=Hospital storyboards
_TB_Z3269=Cycle shop exterior concept art
_TB_Z3341=Cycle shop interior concept art
_TB_Z3342=Leslie Handleman concept art
_TB_Z3343=Draffler Promotions office concept art
_TB_Z3344=Stunt trailer concept art
_TB_Z3345=Artist constructing the motorcyle
_TB_Z3346=Max Allan Collins -- Dialogue and Reenactments
_TB_Z3347=Abandoned asylum concept art
_TB_Z3348=Le Figaro restaurant concept art
_TB_Z3349=Game design script
_TB_Z3350=Condominium concept art
_TB_Z3351=Hideout concept art
_TB_Z3352=Pawn shop concept art
_TB_Z3353=Conceptual artist at work
_TB_Z3354=Lane Jackson concept art
_TB_Z3355=Max Allan Collins -- Writing for the game
_TB_Z3356=Dig site concept art
_TB_Z3357=Psychic parlor concept art
_TB_Z3358=Trailer concept art
_TB_Z3359=Apartment concept art
_TB_Z3360=Madame Lazora concept art
_TB_Z3361=Elliot Lansdown concept art
_TB_Z3362=John Montana concept art
_TB_Z3363=Adam Kilborn concept art
_TB_Z3364=Daniel Holstein -- CSI responsibilities
_TB_Z3365=Livingroom concept art
_TB_Z3366=Prop room concept art
_TB_Z3367=Kitchen concept art
_TB_Z3368=Theater concept art
_TB_Z3369=Clayton Regis concept art
_TB_Z3370=Heather Colby concept art
_TB_Z3371=Meryl Regis and Gus Harrison concept art
_TB_Z3372=Walkthrough storyboards
_TB_Z3373=Daniel Holstein -- Crime scene management
_TB_Z3374=Cirque des Lezards concept art
_TB_Z3375=Doctor's office concept art
_TB_Z3376=Funeral showroom concept art
_TB_Z3377=Funeral back room concept art
_TB_Z3378=Red Curtain Imports concept art
_TB_Z3379=Victor Kaufman concept art
_TB_Z3380=Dr. Rivelli concept art
_TB_Z3381=Ernie Rowntree concept art
_TB_Z3382=Daniel Holstein -- The evidence chain
_TB_Z3383=Clair Kills -- storyboards
_TB_Z3384=Heather Fires Gun -- storyboards
_TB_Z3385=Clayton The Sniper -- storyboards
_TB_Z3386=Brutal Murder -- storyboards
_TB_Z3387=Eliminating The Evidence -- storyboards
_TB_Z3388=Hungry Dragon -- storyboards
_TB_Z3389=Unsuspected -- storyboards
_TB_Z3390=Take What's Mine -- storyboards
_TB_Z3391=Daniel Holstein -- Fingerprinting
_TB_Z2204=Aiming away from Meryl
_TB_Z2206=Shooting from the orchestra pit
_TB_Z2208=Meryl speaks from the stage
_TB_Z2210=Clayton's master plan
_TB_Z2212=Was the prop gun loaded?
_TB_Z2214=Detonating a squib
_TB_Z2216=Bullet fragments enter the chest
_TB_B268=Balcony Dark Powder (Colossus Theater Balcony)
_TB_B266=Loafer Shoe Print (Colossus Theater Balcony)
_TB_B267=Sneaker Shoe Print (Colossus Theater Balcony)
_TB_B314=WATER SYSTEM SEARCH RESULTS  Copper: 30.2 ppm Cadmium: 2.3 ppm Nickel: 10.8 ppm Antimony: 0.001 ppm  MUNICIPAL WATER SUPPLY MATCH
_TB_B273=WATER SYSTEM SEARCH RESULTS  Copper: 30.2 ppm Cadmium: 2.3 ppm Nickel: 10.8 ppm Antimony: 0.001 ppm  MUNICIPAL WATER SUPPLY MATCH
_TB_B269=Balcony Water Stain (Colossus Theater Balcony)
_TB_B250=Blank Round (Prop Room)
_TB_B249=Fingerprint (Box In Prop Room)
_TB_B290=Shoeprint Match Confirmed!  Size: 10 Bruno Pagli Lozano Loafers 
_TB_B288=Size 10 Loafers (Regis Home)
_TB_B245=Bullet Fragments (Morgue)
_TB_B295=Fingerprint Match Confirmed!  Information updated in CSI Lab database...
_TB_B296=Fingerprint Match Confirmed!  Information updated in CSI Lab database...
_TB_B283=
_TB_B264=
_TB_B294=Fingerprints (Clayton Regis)
_TB_B437=
_TB_B253=Shoeprint Match Confirmed!  Size: 10 Sprinter Mach Cross-Trainers
_TB_B247=Cross Trainer Shoes (Prop Room Locker)
_TB_B257=Detonator Fingerprint (Colossus Theater)
_TB_B259=Rap Sheet Found!  Name: Gus Harrison Height: 5' 9” Age: 48 Weight: 185 Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Shoe Size: 10 Arrests: Stalking, Voyeurism Notes: None 
_TB_B265=
_TB_B255=
_TB_B242=Prop Gun Barrel Powder (Colossus Theater Prop Table)
_TB_B274=
_TB_B243=
_TB_B282=Fingerprints (Heather Colby)
_TB_B260=
_TB_B256=
_TB_B279=Fingerprints (Threatening Letter)
_TB_B281=Fingerprint Match Confirmed!  Information updated in CSI Lab database...
_TB_B263=Multipurpose Tool (Gus' Pocket)
_TB_B258=Detonator (Colossus Orchestra Pit)
_TB_B275=Panties (Colby Home)
_TB_B277=Panties vaginal fluid (Colby Home)
_TB_B407=Dummy Final Magnification
_TB_B262=Second Photo Magnification
_TB_B406=First Photo Magnification
_TB_B248=Photos (Prop Room Locker)
_TB_B285=Pliers Tool (Regis Home)
_TB_B244=Prop Gun (Colossus Theater Prop Table)
_TB_B252=Prop Rounds (Prop Room)
_TB_B298=
_TB_B271=Shoeprint Match Confirmed!  Size: 10 Bruno Pagli Lozano Loafers 
_TB_B291=Shoeprint Sample Matches Confirmed!  Size: 10 Bruno Pagli Lozano Loafers  Information updated in CSI Lab database...
_TB_B270=Shoeprint Match Confirmed!  Size: 10 Sprinter Mach Cross-Trainers
_TB_B272=Shoeprint Sample Matches Confirmed!  Size:  10 Sprinter Mach Cross-Trainers  Information updated in CSI Lab database...
_TB_B284=Bar of Soap with Holes Drilled into it (Regis Home)
_TB_B240=Squib Prop (Victim's Chest)
_TB_B287=Drink Thermos (Regis Home)
_TB_B289=Themos Water (Sampled By Greg)
_TB_B318=WATER SYSTEM SEARCH RESULTS  Copper: 30.1 ppm Cadmium: 2.5 ppm Nickel: 10.8 ppm Antimony: 0.001 ppm  MUNICIPAL WATER SUPPLY MATCH
_TB_B292=WATER SYSTEM SEARCH RESULTS  Copper: 30.1 ppm Cadmium: 2.5 ppm Nickel: 10.8 ppm Antimony: 0.001 ppm  MUNICIPAL WATER SUPPLY MATCH
_TB_B276=Threatening Letter (Colby Home)
_TB_B387=
_TB_B388=
_TB_B386=
_TB_B385=
_TB_B430=
_TB_B297=Blood sample obtained in the morgue if needed.
_TB_B239=Blood (Meryl Regis)
_TB_B280=DNA Match Confirmed!  Information updated in CSI Lab database...
_TB_B299=
_TB_B241=Bruising on the Victims Face
_TB_B251=Water Puddle (Prop Room)
_TB_B254=WATER SYSTEM SEARCH RESULTS  Copper: 36.0 ppm Cadmium: 3.8 ppm Nickel: 14.4 ppm Antimony: 0.002 ppm  COMMERCIAL WATER SUPPLY MATCH
_TB_B246=Impression Entry Wound (Morgue)
_TB_C31=Brass
_TB_C30=Greg
_TB_C35=Grissom
_TB_C38=Narrator
_TB_C34=Robbins
_TB_C46=Brass
_TB_C42=Clayton Regis
_TB_C48=Greg
_TB_C47=Grissom
_TB_C44=Gus Harrison
_TB_C43=Heather Colby
_TB_C50=Meryl Regis
_TB_C45=Nick
_TB_C49=Robbins
_TB_E2323=Meryl Regis is Created as a victim.
_TB_E4691=She was the lead actress in a musical.
_TB_E4692=
_TB_E2765=Blood swabbed from the victim's wound.
_TB_E2797=Squib special effect prop originally attached to the victim's chest.
_TB_E4731=She had some deep bruising on her face; it was concealed with heavy makeup.
_TB_E5818=
_TB_E2785=Powder residue recovered from the gun found on the stage of the theater.
_TB_E2389=Prop gun found on the stage of the theater.
_TB_E2342=Heather Colby is added as a suspect.
_TB_E4720=Claims she followed the script, first pretending to shoot Meryl, then singing a song called "Covering My Tracks."
_TB_E4721=Says she has known Meryl for a long time; they went to acting school together.
_TB_E4722=Heather says that Meryl was a rising star with a lot of potential.
_TB_E2353=Gus Harrison (Stagehand) is created as a suspect.
_TB_E4723=Heather says Gus was also in the theater around the time of the rehearsal.
_TB_E4724=Heather last saw Gus heading for the prop room.
_TB_E4725=She claims she was standing precisely on her "mark" during the time of the shooting.
_TB_E2364=Clayton Regis is created as a victim/suspect.
_TB_E4688=
_TB_E4689=He is the husband of the victim, Meryl Regis.
_TB_E5977=
_TB_E4687=Has been married to Meryl for six years; claims it was a happy marriage.
_TB_E5976=
_TB_E4320=Claims he was at an internet café during the time of the shooting.
_TB_E4690=Clayton says she had immersed herself in her work; she had little interaction with anyone other than the cast and crew of the show.
_TB_E4694=Clayton says that Gus was excited about the use of squibs in the play.
_TB_E4695=Says he has very rarely spoken to Gus the technical director; he is suspicous that the stunt went wrong.
_TB_E4685=I.P. traffic at the internet café confirms he was there briefly during the rehearsal; some time remains unaccounted for.
_TB_E4321=Analysis of the powder confirms the gun was fired recently.
_TB_E4322=Prop gun is identified as a .22 caliber weapon; even prop guns are capable of firing real bullets.
_TB_E4314=Blood swabbed from the victim's wound.
_TB_E5384=
_TB_E4344=Cause of death was a single shot to the chest, with bullet fragments piercing the aorta.
_TB_E4345=The victim died at approx the time of the rehearsal.
_TB_E4729=Time of death is consistent with the time of the rehearsal.
_TB_E2407=Bullet fragments collected by Dr. Robbins from the victim's body.
_TB_E4346=Small bullet fragments were recovered from the body.
_TB_E4730=Dr. Robbins has not had a chance to complete his analysis of the victim.
_TB_E3206=Bullet fragments recovered from the victim's wound during Dr. Robbins' examination.
_TB_E4355=Tiny bite-type marks suggest a clamping tool was used on the bullet.
_TB_E4743=Caliber matches the caliber of the prop round.
_TB_E4744=Caliber matches the caliber of the bullet fragments recovered from the victim.
_TB_E4742=Greg's analysis confirms the bullet was a .22 caliber.
_TB_E4342=Admits she fired the prop gun, but claims she never pointed the weapon directly at Meryl.
_TB_E2856=Impression of the victim's wound taken to determine angle of the bullet's entry.
_TB_E4323=Wound impression confirms the bullet entered Heather's body on an upward angle.
_TB_E2804=Running shoes collected from the locker in the theater prop room.
_TB_E2805=Photos of the victim recovered from the locker in the theater prop room.
_TB_E2806=Fingerprint lifted from the side of the box of rounds found in the theater prop room.
_TB_E2448=.22 Caliber prop round collected from the workbench in the theater prop room; it contains no gun powder, but has a real bullet.
_TB_E2437=Blank round collected from the theater prop room; it contains gun powder to create an explosion, but no bullet or projectile.
_TB_E2441=Swab of water collected from the prop room.
_TB_E4324=Identified as a .22 caliber blank round.
_TB_E4325=Prop round matches the caliber of the bullet fragments removed from the victim.
_TB_E2452=Running shoes matched to size 10, Sprinter Mach cross trainers.
_TB_E4740=Water source is the city's commercial water supply.
_TB_E4737=Analysis of the photo shows that Meryl had the black eye before she was killed.
_TB_E4343=Heather claims he was in the orchestra pit during the rehersal.
_TB_E2468=Fingerprint lifted from the remote detonator found in the orchestra pit.
_TB_E2473=Electronic detonator recovered from the theater orchestra pit.
_TB_E4327=Backup detonator used to trigger the squib in case sound detection equipment fails.
_TB_E2477=Has a rap sheet; has been arrested on charges of stalking and voyeurism.
_TB_E5783=
_TB_E2478=Fingerprint lifted off the detonator matched to Gus Harrison, the Stagehand.
_TB_E4734=
_TB_E4708=He is the stage manager and technical director, responsible for the props and pyrotechnics.
_TB_E4709=Admired Meryl, but says he wouldn't consider the two of them friends.
_TB_E4710=Says it was his job to activate the detonator as a back-up in case the squib effect didn't trigger properly during the show.
_TB_E4711=Claims he was in the orchestra pit when the prop gun was fired.
_TB_E4712=Says there was a photo shoot using Heather's gun earlier that day, but he is sure that there were no prop bullets left in the gun before the rehearsal.
_TB_E4713=Claims the photos of Meryl were taken for continuity.
_TB_E4331=Claims he doesn't know what happened to the rifle missing from his prop room; it was a .308 caliber.
_TB_E2555=Tool collected from Gus Harrison collected during his interrogation; he had been keeping it in his pocket.
_TB_E4714=Denies that he planned an elaborate plot to make it appear that Heather shot Meryl by accident.
_TB_E4336=Claims he spoke to Meryl after she had been "shot" with the prop gun.
_TB_E4334=Gus' testimony suggests she was alive after being "shot" with the prop gun!
_TB_E4745=Detonated squib apparatus with a sound detector; the blast plate was damaged from the explosion, suggesting the actor would have felt a strong kick; no obvious signs of tampering.
_TB_E4715=Gus claims that she had an argument with Meryl earlier in the day.
_TB_E4718=Gus claims there was some kind of deeper relationship between Heather and Meryl.
_TB_E4717=Gus claims Clayton was upset about the relationship that existing between Heather and Meryl.
_TB_E4716=Gus claims that the photo shows Heather arguing with Meryl.
_TB_E4339=Gus says the photo is of Heather and Meryl fighting; he claims it's a "lover's quarrel."
_TB_E4746=Does not match the tool marks detected on the bullet fragments recovered from the victim.
_TB_E2599=Sneaker shoe print lifted from the theater balcony carpet.
_TB_E2601=Loafer shoe print lifted from the theater balcony carpet.
_TB_E2602=Powder collected from near the ledge of the Colossus Theater upper box seats.
_TB_E2605=Water stain swabbed from the theater balcony.
_TB_E4747=Laboratory analysis confirms traces of gunshot residue.
_TB_E2612=Prints matched to size 10, Sprinter Mach cross trainers.
_TB_E2613=Shoe print matches size 10 Bruno Pagli Lozano loafers.
_TB_E2615=Print matches the sneakers recovered from Gus prop room.
_TB_E2616=Print from shoes matches the shoe print lifted from the balcony.
_TB_E4340=Gus confirms they belong to him.
_TB_E4719=Denies he owns the Bruno Pagli loafers that left the prints in the balcony.
_TB_E4341=Admits he noticed the water stain in the balcony; was going to call a plumber to investigate.
_TB_E4726=Says the argument between her and Meryl was about aspects of the play; denies knowing about the black eye.
_TB_E3249=Panties collected from under the couch at Heather Colby's home.
_TB_E5578=
_TB_E2642=Threatening letter collected from the Colby home.
_TB_E2654=Prints lifted from the threatening letter found at the Colby home.
_TB_E2651=Greg was able to extract DNA from the panties.
_TB_E4748=Handwriting analysis of the letter suggests the author has university education and reads a lot of visual fiction, such as screenplays.
_TB_E2659=DNA matches the DNA recovered from panties found in the Colby's Home.
_TB_E2660=DNA matches the victim's DNA.
_TB_E4736=Matches the prints recovered from the threatening letter.
_TB_E4735=Matches the prints recovered from the box of rounds in the prop room.
_TB_E4686=Was attending university towards a degree in anatomy and physiology on a biathlon scholarship; did not complete his degree.
_TB_E4727=Refuses to admit she was having an affair with Meryl.
_TB_E4728=Says she didn't write the threatening letter; she found it outside the door of her home recently.
_TB_E2679=Heather Colby's fingerprints collected during her interrogation.
_TB_E4696=Claims he never watches the rehearsals from the upper balcony.
_TB_E4697=Claims the only reason Meryl was spending time at Heather's home was to rehearse the play.
_TB_E4698=Clayton proposes that Meryl's got the black eye during the accident.
_TB_E4699=Claims to have not authored the threatening letter found at Heather's home.
_TB_E2702=Soap with strange holes drilled into it; recovered from the Regis' kitchen.
_TB_E2704=Pliers collected from a kitchen drawer in the Regis' Home.
_TB_E2705=Thermos recovered from the kitchen of the Regis' home.
_TB_E3264=Shoes collected from the shoe rack in the Regis' home.
_TB_E4749=Holes drilled in the soap are a perfect cast of .308 caliber rifle bullets.
_TB_E3267=Greg confirms the pliers were likely used to pry the bullet fragments from the casing.
_TB_E2718=Water sample extracted from the Thermos found in the Regis' home.
_TB_E4750=Greg was able to extract traces of water from the thermos.
_TB_E2724=Shoe print matches size 10 Bruno Pagli Lozano loafers.
_TB_E4738=Matches the shoe print found in the balcony.
_TB_E4739=Matches the shoe print of the loafters recovered from the Regis home.
_TB_E4733=Matches the chemical composition of the water recovered from the thermos.
_TB_E4732=Matches the chemical composition of the water stain sampled from the theater balcony.
_TB_E2739=Clayton's prints collected during his interrogation.
_TB_E4254=Clayton Regis's fingerprints were found on the threatening letter, strongly suggesting that he was the author.
_TB_E4253=Clayton Regis's fingerprints match the fingerprints found on the letter.
_TB_E4252=Clayton Regis's fingerprints match the fingerprints found on the letter.
_TB_E4258=Clayton Regis' fingerprint on the prop room bullet box places him in the prop room.
_TB_E4255=Clayton Regis' fingerprints match the fingerprints found on in the prop room.
_TB_E4256=Fingerprint recovered from the prop room match Clayton Regis.
_TB_Q853=What happened here?
_TB_Q854=How well did you know Meryl?
_TB_Q855=Was there anyone else in the theater during the rehearsal?
_TB_Q856=Where can I find Gus the technical director?
_TB_Q857=Where were you standing?
_TB_Q858=How long have you been married?
_TB_Q859=Where were you when the shooting took place?
_TB_Q860=Who has your wife had contact with lately?
_TB_Q861=Have you ever met Gus the technical director?
_TB_Q862=Can you confirm Clayton was at Java Net 'n Brew recently?
_TB_Q863=What was the cause of death?
_TB_Q864=Can you determine the time of death?
_TB_Q865=Were you able to recover anything from the wounds?
_TB_Q866=Did you notice anything else out of the ordinary?
_TB_Q867=Did you have any grudge against the victim?
_TB_Q868=Did you shoot Meryl with the prop gun?
_TB_Q869=Was there anyone in the orchestra pit?
_TB_Q870=Gus Harrison
_TB_Q871=What do you do around the theater?
_TB_Q872=How well did you know Meryl Regis?
_TB_Q873=Why were your prints on the electronic transmitter?
_TB_Q874=Where were you when the prop gun was fired?
_TB_Q875=Why do you have prop bullets in your area?
_TB_Q876=Why did you have photos of the victim?
_TB_Q877=Where is the rifle that's missing from the prop room?
_TB_Q878=Have you recently pried a bullet out of a prop cartridge?
_TB_Q879=What other proof do you have that you didn't kill Meryl?
_TB_Q880=Who do you think killed Meryl?
_TB_Q881=Is the photo from the prop room of Heather and Meryl's argument?
_TB_Q882=Can you find the address for Heather Colby?
_TB_Q883=Can you find the address for Meryl and Clayton Regis?
_TB_Q884=Do you own the running shoes from the prop room?
_TB_Q885=Do you own Bruno Pagli loafers?
_TB_Q886=Did you see a water stain in the balcony?
_TB_Q887=Heather Colby's Home
_TB_Q888=Can you tell us about your argument with Meryl before the rehearsal?
_TB_Q889=May we look around?
_TB_Q890=Can you find out if Clayton Regis has a university degree?
_TB_Q891=Heather Colby
_TB_Q892=Were you having an affair with Meryl?
_TB_Q893=Did you write the threatening letter?
_TB_Q894=Can we take your fingerprints?
_TB_Q895=May we look around your home?
_TB_Q896=Were you in the upper balcony recently?
_TB_Q897=Why was your wife spending time at Heather's home?
_TB_Q898=How did Meryl get the black eye?
_TB_Q899=Did you send a threatening letter to Heather?
_TB_Q900=Regis Home
_TB_Q902=Clayton Regis
_TB_Q903=Why did you lie about being in the upper balcony?
_TB_Q904=Can we take your fingerprints?
_TB_Q905=Would you like to give us your confession now?
_TB_Q907=Can you give me a hint about this case?
_TB_Q917=Can you recover the body for us?
_TB_Q934=We have a warrant to look around your home.
_TB_Q939=We have a warrant to look around your home.
_TB_Q946=Can you get me a warrant/interrogation?
_TB_Q951=Location?
_TB_Q952=Suspect?
_TB_Q956=Can we look at the body?
_TB_Q957=Can we look at the body?
_TB_Q1033=Can we look at the body?
_TB_Q1034=Can we look at the body?
_TB_Q1106=What else can we learn from the victim?
_TB_Q1107=What more can we learn about the bullet fragments?
_TB_Q1108=How can we determine the trajectory of the bullet?
_TB_Q1109=What more can I learn about the bullets in the prop room?
_TB_Q1110=What else can I learn about the detonator?
_TB_Q1111=How can we build a stronger case against Gus?
_TB_Q1112=How can I determine who was in the balcony?
_TB_Q1113=What else can we learn about the panties?
_TB_Q1114=How can we learn more about the victim?
_TB_Q1115=What else can we learn about the threatening letter?
_TB_Q1116=How can I learn who was in the prop room?
_TB_Q1117=What more can we learn more about the water samples?
_TB_Q1118=How can I build a stronger case against Heather Colby?
_TB_Q1119=How can I build a stronger case against Clayton Regis?
_TB_Q1126=Suspect?
_TB_Q1127=Evidence?
_TB_Q1128=Victim?
_TB_Q1171=Gus Harrison
_TB_Q1172=Heather Colby
_TB_Q1173=Clayton Regis
_TB_Q1180=Heather Colby's Home
_TB_Q1181=Regis Home
_TB_Q1187=Clayton Regis
_TB_Q1188=Gus Harrison
_TB_Q1189=Heather Colby
_TB_Q1202=What other proof do you have that you didn't kill Meryl?
_TB_D1055=Welcome to the Las Vegas Crime Lab. Type your name and click "Start."
_TB_D1056=You can customize all difficulty options here. Selecting gameplay aids will make the game easier. To quit the game, click "Main Menu."
_TB_D1057=To begin your orientation with Grissom, click on "Start" beneath the first case on the left.
_TB_D1059=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.
_TB_D1060=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.
_TB_D1061=Click on any location icon on the left side of the location bar.
_TB_D1062=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.
_TB_D1063=To select a question to ask, click it with your pointer.
_TB_D1064=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.
_TB_D1065=Scroll around by moving the pointer to either side of the screen. Move your pointer over objects of interest and click.
_TB_D1066=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.
_TB_D1067=To back out of any close-up view, simply click on either far edge of the screen.
_TB_D1068=Notice the pointer changed to a side-pointing arrow to indicate that you can return to the previous screen.
_TB_D1069=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.
_TB_D1070=For a more detailed description of a tool, double-click on its icon.
_TB_D1071=Tools are categorized into either "Collection" or "Detection" tools. They can be accessed by clicking on their category tabs.
_TB_D1072=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.
_TB_D1073=Under "Collection" tools, select the Rubber Gloves, then pick up the item by clicking directly over it.
_TB_D1074=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.
_TB_D1075=Under "Collection" tools, select the Tweezers, then pick up the item by clicking directly over it.
_TB_D1076=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.
_TB_D1077=Under "Collection" tools, select the Swab, then sample the item by clicking directly over it.
_TB_D1078=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.
_TB_D1079=Under "Collection" tools, select the Electrostatic Dust Lifter, then lift the image by clicking directly over it.
_TB_D1080=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.
_TB_D1081=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.
_TB_D1082=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.
_TB_D1083=Select the Fingerprint Powder under your "Detection" tools, then apply the powder to the item by clicking and dragging over the surface.
_TB_D1084=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.
_TB_D1085=Select the Magnetic Powder under your "Detection" tools, then apply the powder to the item by clicking and dragging over the surface.
_TB_D1086=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.
_TB_D1087=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.
_TB_D1088=Evidence is categorized within your evidence folder. Double click on an evidence icon to review what you know about it.
_TB_D1089=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.
_TB_D1090=You can use tools directly on collected evidence from this view.
_TB_D1091=Two pieces of evidence can sometimes be combined by dragging an item from the evidence bar over the image above.
_TB_D1092=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.
_TB_D1093=Click on the Case File icon in the bottom right to review the new information.
_TB_D1094=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.
_TB_D1095=You can view suspects by clicking on their corresponding tabs across the top of the screen.
_TB_D1096=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.
_TB_D1097=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.
_TB_D1098=Clicking on a question will ask your partner for a hint.
_TB_D1247=Bring me something solid, and I might be able to help.
_TB_D1249=Hey, I scanned that print into the computer for you.
_TB_D1250=That print has been scanned into the computer for ya.
_TB_D1251=Print's in the computer for ya. You're welcome.
_TB_D1252=I amplified and graphed that DNA of yours. Scanned it into the computer.
_TB_D1253=That DNA's been amplified and graphed; it's in the computer.
_TB_D1254=That DNA's scanned and in the computer already, amplified and graphed.
_TB_D1255=Scanned that tread into the computer. Don't embarrass me with your praise.
_TB_D1256=That tire tread's now in the computer for ya.
_TB_D1257=Are we a team or what? Tire tread's in the computer.
_TB_D1258=I scanned the shoe print into the computer.
_TB_D1259=Walk over to the computer and you'll find that shoe print, scanned in.
_TB_D1260=Shoe print's scanned in the computer.
_TB_D1261=Set up a search link for that on the computer.
_TB_D1262=You'll find a search link waiting on the computer.
_TB_D1263=I set that search link up for you on the computer. I'm not just another pretty face.
_TB_D1264=I've put that into the image enhancement and microscopy equipment for you.
_TB_D1265=That's ready for image enhancement/microscopy.
_TB_D1266=The image enhancement and microscopy equipment is where that's going.
_TB_D1267=Can't think of much more to tell you about that.
_TB_D1268=Nothing new to report on that.
_TB_D1269=I've done everything I can think of with that.
_TB_D1270=Just a partial. You'd get too many hits if you tried searching that, as it is.
_TB_D1271=Partial print. Won't do us any good to scan it into the computer. Find another to combine it with.
_TB_D1272=You'd be flooded with hits if you searched a partial in the computer.
_TB_D1273=We're not there yet. Remember Grissom's trinity of evidence: link the suspect to the victim and the crime scene.
_TB_D1274=We still have a constitution in this country. Get more on that suspect.
_TB_D1275=Reasons, not hunches, guys. Keep trying.
_TB_D1276=Not enough yet. Maybe find a stronger link between the suspect and the victim.
_TB_D1277=Looking at your casefile, you could use more evidence that ties the suspect to the victim.
_TB_D1278=The link between the suspect and the victim isn't very strong yet. Might consider linking them better.
_TB_D1279=Not yet. Maybe try finding more evidence linking the suspect to the crime scene.
_TB_D1280=A stronger link between the suspect and the crime scene might get you closer to that warrant.
_TB_D1281=Your casefile tells me that you could use a stronger link between this suspect and the crime scene.
_TB_D1282=The linkage in your casefile between the victim and the crime scene isn't very strong. Try working that angle.
_TB_D1283=Not yet. But it might help if you find a way to link that victim to the crime scene.
_TB_D1284=The crime and the victim aren't tied together enough. Keep at it.
_TB_D1285=You don't have enough reason to get a warrant for that location yet.
_TB_D1286=We can't in walk and search on a whim. Give me reasons.
_TB_D1287=I need more than hunches before I turn you loose in there. Give me something solid to work with.
_TB_D1288=Who do you wanna talk to? You don't even have any suspects yet!
_TB_D1289=Get serious -- we don't even have a location to get a warrant for, yet.
_TB_D1290=Let's wait until you've got some more questions to ask.
_TB_D1293=Sure, let's get your suspect back in here.
_TB_D1294=Yeah, lets see if your suspect has anything else to tell us.
_TB_D1295=Yeah, I'll call to have it bagged and brought right in.
_TB_D1296=No problem. We'll bring the body right in.
_TB_D1299=What's up?
_TB_D1300=Need something?
_TB_D1301=Yeah? What do you need, guys?
_TB_D1302=Forget something?
_TB_D1303=Something you want?
_TB_D1304=Yes?
_TB_D1305=What's up?
_TB_D1306=Hey.
_TB_D1307=Yes?
_TB_D1308=Well, you've investigated every possible angle on this case. That's a home-run here at CSI, I'm impressed.
_TB_D1309=That was excellent -- but not quite perfect. Keep honing those skills for a better evaluation.
_TB_D1310=Not a bad night's work. But you still have a lot to learn. You might want to try again to improve your evaluation.
_TB_D1311=Every case finished with a perfect rating -- you're on your way to becoming a world-class CSI. Looks like I made the right choice hiring you.
_TB_D1313=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.
_TB_D1748=Now, let's do your evaluation.
_TB_D2538=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.
_TB_D2654=You know, with your investigative and teamwork skills, I'd consider recommending you for csi work-exchange, to round out your experience. I hear another department might be looking for someone soon, if I'm willing to give you up!
_TB_D2689=Drag collected evidence from the toolbar above into either viewing panes to activate the image enhancement and microscopy equipment.
_TB_D1750=You've heard the old saying, the show must go on? Not when they kill the lead actress. Head out to the Colossus Casino -- it's the one that stages Broadway-style musicals.
_TB_D1751=I'm Nick Stokes. Hope you're as good as I've heard because we can stand to wrap this up fast. An event like this is the wrong kind of showstopper for all concerned. Let's go see where reality messed up the fantasy.
_TB_D1752=Well, the special effect was a gunshot wound in the chest. Happens to be next to a real wound of the same kind, close to the heart.
_TB_D1753=Never consider a gunshot wound routine -- they're all different. Never miss a chance to swab one.
_TB_D1754=You know what a "squib" is, right? Explosive that simulates an impacting bullet. Gun-related effects are dangerous, and squibs are high on the list. Incorrectly prepped, they can wound an actor. Often metal plates or other protective gear under the actor's clothes protect them from the blast. This stuff is usually used in film and I got to say I don't care much for the idea of them in live theater.
_TB_D1755=Make-up appears to have been applied a little thicker here. What do you think?
_TB_D1756=Whoa. Some deep bruising peeking through that makeup. She had something to hide.
_TB_D1757=It's a mark called... a mark. Shows actors where to stand. It's used more in film than theater, for camera purposes. But with special effects like these, those involved need to hit specific marks for safety. Thanks to which we'll know exactly where the actors were supposed to be during this scene.
_TB_D1758=Some might call this a "woman's gun" -- small caliber revolver, perfect to pack in a purse, good fit for a smaller hand. Hmmm... spent casing in the chamber. Is it possible that an actual bullet was fired out of this gun?
_TB_D1760=Got some residual powder in the barrel here.
_TB_D1761=When blanks are readied for a theatrical application, the bullet is removed from the cartridge, and a flash-producing additive put in its place -- like magnesium powder. Then the end is crimped.
_TB_D1762=I'm Nick Stokes with the crime lab, and this is my assistant. Are you with the production?
_TB_D1763=Yes, I'm...I'm an actress, here. Heather Colby. I...I don't even know to think, let alone to say. An awful thing, terrible, horrible.
_TB_D1764=Ms. Colby, we know this is difficult for you and everyone here. But we're sure you'd like to help. And you can do that by answering a few questions.
_TB_D1765=This was our tech rehearsal. Standard for any production, but particularly important for one like ours. You know, with so many special effects? Like the... the... shooting scene.
_TB_D1766=Hang in there, Ms. Colby. Could you walk us through it?
_TB_D1767=I really don't have all that much to tell you. First, we had the argument. Then of course I shot Meryl and began "Covering My Tracks."
_TB_D1768=Whoa! Ms. Colby, was that just a confession? If you have something important to share, you'll need to know your rights.
_TB_D1769=My rights? Oh, I can see how that sounded. I'm sorry. By 'Covering My Tracks', I mean...what I meant -- that's a song title. Song I sing in the show, right after that effects scene. And that's just what I did -- that's how it's scripted: Meryl at her mark, I walk onstage, shoot her, and begin to sing. But this time, at the end of the scene, Meryl...Meryl just...she...never got up. That had nothing to with me! I was shooting a blank! That horrible squib must have exploded! She complained about them before, said she'd been burned. But this? I never heard of a squib killing anybody, before!
_TB_D1770= We're old friends -- kind of 'veterans of the wars,' you know? All the way back to drama school, in New York. Even then, it was obvious she was going to make it; she had that combination of charisma and ambition that marks a real star. We worked together often -- not a team so much as actors whose on-stage chemistry gelled so well, that when the right roles came along, we got cast. Oh I know, big talk, right? If we were such hot stuff, why were we still paying our dues in dinner theaters, and regional productions? You got a right to say that about me, but not Meryl. She was nominated for a supporting Tony on Broadway just last season. And she's a star here in Vegas -- she was a hometown girl, you know -- and this production? She was great -- finally, the perfect part! And the buzz? People from both coasts were coming in for the premiere. I just know -- I know -- this would have done it for her. But, then, I guess this production was "it" for her, wasn't it?
_TB_D1771=No, just the two of us, and Gus, the stage manager. He's also the technical director, and he insists pyrotechnic effects be rehearsed with the theater cleared of only himself and the actors. Safety's a big issue -- and I guess you can see why.
_TB_D1772=He's around -- his job sort of takes him here, there, and everywhere. I think the last time I saw him he was heading for the prop room -- follow the signs back stage.
_TB_D1773=On my mark. It's still on the stage -- even during the run, we keep them there -- again, because of safety issues. And of course Meryl was at her mark, standing in front of me, right where she... she wound up.
_TB_D1774=Uh, sir? Excuse me.
_TB_D1775=What? Oh, you're the police, aren't you? I'm a little... little out of it right now.
_TB_D1776=Big shock to everyone one involved. Nick Stokes, crime lab. And you are...?
_TB_D1777=Clayton Regis -- Meryl's husband. I'm afraid I'm confused -- if this is an accident, why are you people here? I'm... trying to deal with the loss, okay? And one thing that would help me is to know what happened here -- is it negligence, or... something else?
_TB_D1778=The fact that you can ask such a question shows why we're here, sir. And we're going to have answers for you and for your late wife.
_TB_D1779=Six years, six wonderful, happy years. Oh, the nomadic life Meryl led meant she wasn't always home. In fact, she was gone maybe half of the time. But the important thing is she was always there for me -- when I needed her. And now... I wasn't here when she needed me, was I?
_TB_D1780=Who could have anticipated this? Forgive me, but I have to ask: any problems in the marriage lately? Arguments? Fights? Disagreements?
_TB_D1781=No, not at all. Hey, I won't kid you: it wasn't always easy, having an actress wife, on the road all the time. I'm in show biz, too, you know -- I do various acrobatics, but it's all here in town, for casino shows. Sometimes we'd argue about whether a job was worth it -- worth her leaving our happy little home. Sometimes I thought she took parts that didn't pay enough or were just too small for a big talent like her. That kind of thing. Nothing unusual for a couple in our situation; and we always worked it through.
_TB_D1782=Let me think. I guess I must've been at the Java Net 'n Brew. Took my laptop down there -- one of those internet coffee shops, you know? Just down the street. Anyway, I was coming back to the theater to pick her up, like always, when... when I saw the ambulance. And... the police cars.
_TB_D1783=Well, when she's working on a show, she really burrows in. Disappears into the work. I guess you'd have to say the only person besides me she's been in much contact with have been the other actors, like Heather, and the director and such.
_TB_D1784=I'd know him when I see him; if I've ever exchanged more than half a dozen words with the man, I'd be surprised. I do know Meryl met with him often, as you'd expect -- he wired her up for the stunt today, of course. Have to say, I never did feel right about those damn squibs! What would've been wrong with a sound effect or something? It's not the movies! But Meryl said Gus was gung-ho about it.
_TB_D1785= Ought to be possible.
_TB_D1786=Unsurprising discovery number one: substance you found is gunpowder mixed with magnesium powder. Unsurprising discovery number two: traces of plugging material. Gun you found was likely loaded with a blank. And was fired recently.
_TB_D1787=Just because it's a "prop" gun, doesn't mean a little item like this can't fire real bullets. Can't confirm whether a bullet has been fired recently from this "prop" or not -- but I can tell you it's a .22 caliber.
_TB_D1788=This is a squib, with a sound detector. Firing the prop gun causes the sound-sensor to detonate the squib. But this one also seems to have a wireless receiver, for what purpose I can't tell you. Would seem redundant. Hey, this isn't amateur night -- sophisticated setup. The blast plate was damaged, but that's not unusual: explosive powder residue levels were consistent with a proper load. Our vic must've felt a real kick when this baby went off. And no signs of tampering, either.
_TB_D1791=Gus told us Meryl reported a strong back-blast from the squib as it went off... and how could he know that unless she was alive after the stunt? And if Gus is leveling, then our vic was laying on the stage when she was shot.
_TB_D1792=A single bullet entered the victim's chest breaking apart as it struck the sternum, fragments going just deep enough to pierce the aorta.
_TB_D1794=Using a basic body temperature -- or algor mortis -- analysis, I've got the time of death pegged at around time of the rehearsal -- no great revelations for you, I'm afraid. Straightforward stuff.
_TB_D1795=Actually, yes -- several metal fragments, presumably from a bullet. They're all yours. I don't need them anymore, and neither does the vic -- not that she ever did.
_TB_D1796=Tiny "bite"-type marks. Clamping tool, possibly.
_TB_D1797=Been a wild night, so I'm not as far with Ms. Regis as I'd like to be -- frankly, haven't even cleaned and prepped her. Anything else turns up, you'll be the first. Meantime, feel free to check the body over. I've got plenty to do.
_TB_D1798=Small caliber bullet, broken apart -- if you don't tell Grissom, I'll make an educated guess: a .22.
_TB_D1799=These marks do suggest a clamping tool. I many be able to match them to the right tool, if you can bring it to me for comparison.
_TB_D1800=I can tell you this: we have here the same exact type as the dummy bullets you found in the prop room.
_TB_D1801=Dummy bullets are props -- they don't contain gun powder. Could one have ended up in the chamber of that gun somehow?
_TB_D1802=Hardly -- we were colleagues -- and old friends.
_TB_D1803=I already told you so. It's part of the scene! You know how hard this is for me... please.
_TB_D1804=Really killing her wasn't part of any scene. That's what we're asking, Heather.
_TB_D1805=She was my friend! Of course I didn't kill her!
_TB_D1806=I can understand you're upset. But understand what we're thinking: you were holding the gun, and the bullet fragments from Meryl's body matched the gun's caliber. Could that weapon have been loaded with something other than a blank?
_TB_D1807=I had nothing to do with loading it. I suppose it's possible, but...no! Even if someone else traded a live round for my blank part of our stage training is to aim a weapon with a blank away from the other actor. It's an illusion; from the audience you can't tell.
_TB_D1808=That sounds reasonable, Ms. Colby. But you should know we can track the angle that a bullet enters a body. So it wouldn't do any good to --
_TB_D1809=Check it all you like. Upside down and sideways! Just leave me alone -- why are you harassing the victim's best friend? Are you that desperate for a suspect? I had to watch someone I loved die...isn't that enough?
_TB_D1813=We need to determine from the wound and internal tissue damage the trajectory of the fatal bullet.
_TB_D1814=Using Mikrosil to cast a wound, huh? I remember another newbie doing that. Unconventional, but whatever works. We should be able to get a trajectory from the mold and show that the shot either came from Heather's gun... or didn't.
_TB_D1815=Looks like Heather Colby isn't the only one shooting blanks: you need a new suspect, guys. The cast shows the entry wound pointing downward from the body at a 30 degree angle, and a direct shot from the front.
_TB_D1816=Hey, ruling people out is a start, and this sure lends credibility to Heather's story. Let's set up a trajectory dummy at the theater. That way we'll really know where the shot came from.
_TB_D1817=Sprinter Mach Cross Trainers. Size 10.
_TB_D1818=Shots of Meryl. Maybe during recent performances. These aren't publicity pics, though. Looks like candids.
_TB_D1819=Fairly complete print.
_TB_D1820=If these are real, we have our work cut out for us. Lots of different caliber. We'll need to learn more before any of these become meaningful to us.
_TB_D1821=Let's see. 9mm... 308... 338... Here we go: 22 caliber. Let's grab this one.
_TB_D1822=Blank rounds. Crimped at the end, where the bullet would normally go. Explode just like a real shot, though. Quite a few different calibers here. They probably go through these pretty fast.
_TB_D1823=Rifle rack. One of the guns is missing, though.
_TB_D1824=Hammer, screwdrivers, etcetera. Nicely organized, even a little anal retentive about it: tools traced in pencil so he knows where to put them. Which tells us one tool is missing: small, rectangular.
_TB_D1825=Bit of water here.
_TB_D1826=Hey, Meryl Regis. Ever see her perform? She would have made it, I tell ya. Can I keep these?
_TB_D1827=I don't want them pasted in your scrapbook, Greg. I was thinking more like, scan them into the image enhancement equipment maybe?
_TB_D1828=This is what's known as an unfired blank round -- .22 caliber.
_TB_D1829=Dummy round. Just like a regular round, but a prop without gunpowder. Used for all kinds of stagework -- except for actually shooting.
_TB_D1830=So, we've got prop bullets matching the caliber of bullet the doc recovered from the body. However, dummy bullets lack an explosive charge. But... if a bullet was already in the chamber, the force of the blank round could have fired it out.
_TB_D1831=Water. Best I can do you is profile it chemically, and let the computer help you find the source.
_TB_D1832=So, the water from the prop room came from pipes in the city's commercial water supply system. Since the 1950s, Vegas's had a dual water system; regular water supply is drinkable servicing the general population. But secondary treated wastewater, not drinkable, is reclaimed for commercial uses, often with a higher concentration of these elements. No surprise if the theater's sprinkler system is hooked to this funkier water supply.
_TB_D1833=Something intense going down. Damn. Wish we could make the other person!
_TB_D1834=Meryl had a shiner when we found her. Let's take a closer look and see if she had it before she died -- when this photo was taken.
_TB_D1835=Hey, she did have that black eye before she was murdered! Finally getting somewhere. This candid is a real-life argument, not something from the show. Gus could have been stalking Meryl.
_TB_D1836=This dummy will help us trace the bullet's trajectory. We know it was pointing down at about a 30 degree angle. Since actors are trained to face slightly toward the audience, the angle on the pointer would seem about right. Let's switch on Mr. Laser and see if he's pointing anywhere near Heather's mark.
_TB_D1837=Now, that's interesting. It points right down to the orchestra pit.
_TB_D1838=Well, the theater was supposed to be cleared. But it was pretty dark down there. I'm not sure where Gus was -- he sure wasn't in view when I fired the gun. He started the scene, headed to the wings.
_TB_D1839=Some kind of electronic transmitter.
_TB_D1840=Remote backup detonator. Can be used to trigger the squib, should the gun fail. A logical back-up, in a theatrical situation.
_TB_D1841=The stage manager and pyro technician is Gus Harrison -- during performances, he handled the backup detonator in the orchestra pit. Plus, he's got a criminal history. Of course, none of this proves he was in the pit at the time of the killing.
_TB_D1843=So, he cleared the theater, had access to the orchestra pit -- which is where we now think the shot came from -- plus, he's got a criminal record, and is the guy in charge of the pyrotechnics. Oh yeah -- let's definitely get to know Gus better.
_TB_D1844=Mr. Harrison, we're with the crime lab. Can we have a word with you?
_TB_D1845=Sure! Of course. Wondered when you CSIs would get around to me. Call me Gus, though; that's what my friends call me. Want to help any way I can -- doesn't do much for my rep, a fatality on my watch.
_TB_D1846=We'll keep it "Mr. Harrison," for now. We try to keep it professional.
_TB_D1849=Well, directors come and go, actors, too; I'm sort of the continuity, the glue you might say. But in an operation like this, a stage manager has to wear lots of hats. So I'm also the technical director, in charge of props and pyrotechnics. I'm a believer in doing live effects, kind of things people are used to seeing in the movies, squibs and all. Can't have a sound effect over the sound system. That wouldn't convince even grandma, these days.
_TB_D1850=Great gal. What can I say? She was the closest thing to a local star we have in Vegas, as far as legit theater is concerned. Hollywood and Broadway been sniffing around. I worked with her before, but I wouldn't say we're friends. Co-workers. Friend-lee. Sure going to miss her.
_TB_D1851=Well, whose else would there be? I told you -- I'm the prop guy, pyro man: that's a remote detonator. I push the button, as a backup, if the gun blast don't detonate the squib. Last thing you want in the middle of a show is to have one of your big scenes go flat because an effect fizzles.
_TB_D1852=I was in the pit, with my back-up device. Watching the stunt go down.
_TB_D1853=Always keep 'em handy. We just had a photo shoot the day before that rehearsal, matter of fact; I put some of them dummy bullets in Heather's prop pistol. If the revolver's cylinder was empty, it'd show in the stills.
_TB_D1854=Could one of the dummy bullets have been left in that gun?
_TB_D1855= Well, I suppose... I mean, I try to be careful, but I'm only one man, and... you don't mean...? My God, that's horrible! I could have been responsible for this? I mean, accidentally responsible? No....No. Hell no! Even if I did screw up -- and I didn't! -- Heather followed my stage directions and fired away from Meryl! Angled to one side! If a real round did accidentally get fired out of that thing, it wouldn't have struck Meryl, anyway!
_TB_D1856=You seem sure of that.
_TB_D1857=Damn sure, for three reasons. First, I saw the stunt go down -- I saw Heather fire at an angle. Second, I count the bullets I use...always, and with that photo shoot, I clearly remember doing that, both before and after. And finally, I always disassemble, clean and oil the prop weapons after they've been used.
_TB_D1858=Those? Those are continuity photos. You know, making sure that things are in exactly the same spot, next time you see them.
_TB_D1859=I've heard of that in film work -- but never in a live theater performance.
_TB_D1860=Oh, it's common enough. When we hustle the props around, we've got to track them, scene to scene. Photos make a handy crib sheet.
_TB_D1861=But your continuity photos seem to track Meryl Regis specifically, scene to scene -- almost all of these "continuity" photos are of her.
_TB_D1862=Hey, can I help she was star of the show?
_TB_D1863=A rifle missing? Hey, that's news to me.
_TB_D1864=Really? But you're so careful, Mr. Harrison. And yes, it's gone from the rack. Do you recall that specific weapon?
_TB_D1865=If it's the one I'm thinking of... bolt action rifle. .30 caliber. Telescopic sight on that puppy -- we did a show about a sniper killer, a while back.
_TB_D1866=Must have been another musical. You're an expert, Mr. Harrison. How tough would it be to make a homemade noise suppressor for a weapon like that?
_TB_D1867=Well, probably not tough at all. Lot of do-it-yourself stuff floating around the internet. But you'd still have to know what you were doing -- it ain't just any chump can build one.
_TB_D1868=Sounds like work for an expert. Right, Mr. Harrison?
_TB_D1869=Why the hell would anybody do that?
_TB_D1870=Why don't we ask the questions, Mr. Harrison? You see, we found toolmarks on the bullet fragments that killed Meryl -- the same kind of bullets as the dummies in your prop room. It'd be easy to pull the bullet out of a dummy and load it into a gun with a blank behind it. Then, you wait in the orchestra pit for the exact moment when Heather shoots, and from the darkness, shoot Meryl yourself. An instant accident.
_TB_D1872=Yeah, right -- I wouldn't just go out and buy a damn bullet! I'd make a homemade one!
_TB_D1873=There's a paper trail when you buy cartridges, Gus. You had a handy supply in the prop room; a little work, a little knowledge, was all it took.
_TB_D1874=Hey, I can see how you put these pieces together, but it ain't the right picture. I didn't do any of this crap! Maybe somebody else did, but it's a big theater, and a lot of people have access.
_TB_D1875=But you keep the prop room locked, don't you? Safety conscious guy like you?
_TB_D1876=Hey, sometimes it stands open, when I'm hauling things around. And stuff could get taken from the stage, too. My inventory, as you already seen, can be a little...lax, sometimes.
_TB_D1877=Right -- like the missing rifle from the rack. Gus, we already know from trajectory analysis that the shot came from the orchestra pit.
_TB_D1878=I'm only in that pit during stunts, when performances are under way! And I don't know what happened to that damn rifle! Is this what I get for cooperating? Do I need a lawyer or something?
_TB_D1879=Hey, she was alive, last time I saw her.
_TB_D1880= You mean...from the pit? During the stunt?
_TB_D1881=No! I mean, after her death scene, I checked on her! I was down in the pit, yes, where I was supposed to be. And she was laying on stage, just where she was supposed to be! Meryl whispered -- kind of irritated-like -- that she got a bit of a back-blast from the squib. I told her I'd fix that for her, before the performance.
_TB_D1883=Before you take a curtain call for that performance, Mr. Harrison, you mind telling us why we should believe you? Somebody with a criminal history like yours?
_TB_D1884=Hey, I wasn't Jack the Ripper, and anyway, I paid for my sins! I made a good new start in this town, and you got no right to louse it up for me. I know Meryl was alive after Heather "shot" her! Investigate that!
_TB_D1885=Fortunately for you, Mr. Harrison, the squib we analyzed tends to corroborate your story: Meryl's protective plate was damaged. And you couldn't have known about the back-blast unless you'd really spoken with Meryl, after the squib detonated. But we have to follow every thread.
_TB_D1886=Look, I know you do. I said I'd cooperate, and what have I been doing? So, if you don't mind an outside "expert" asking, if Meryl was flat on the stage when she was shot, what does that do to your trajectory notions?
_TB_D1887=It calls for another look, back at the theater.
_TB_D1888=I don't want to play pin the tail on some other poor sucker, but I got to admit, show biz, the theater, it's a dog eat dog deal. Lots of big egos, lots of insecurity. Crazy. Take Heather, for instance. Right before rehearsal, she had this knock-down-drag-out with Meryl. I'm surprised you ain't figured that out yourselves, already... evidence guys like you.
_TB_D1889=You're still on our list of suspects, Mr. Harrison.
_TB_D1890=I can live with that, as long as you promise to cross off my name when you realize I had nothing to do with this.
_TB_D1891=Listen, I hold onto this job by being discreet. But, yeah -- that's Heather and Meryl going at it. Kind of a... lover's quarrel, if you get my drift. Stir in an angry husband, and you've got instant soap opera. That's all you get on that from me -- go to the sources, if you want more.
_TB_D1894=Heather and Clayton, have probably left the theatre by now. We could try to track them down at their homes.
_TB_D1895=Okay, good news, bad news: this could be the mystery tool from the prop room wall, right? But it wasn't the tool that made the marks on the bullet fragment from the vic's wound.
_TB_D1896=That still doesn't clear Gus, though. Guy always seems to know more than he's saying.
_TB_D1897= An easy one for once.
_TB_D1898= No prob.
_TB_D1899=We need to check out Gus's story. If Meryl was laying on stage, playing dead at the time she was shot, our trajectory theory is out of whack.
_TB_D1900=Now we got it! With the sloping angle of the wound, if Meryl was laying on stage when she was shot, it would've come from that box seat!
_TB_D1901=Interesting print. Impressed more toward the instep, suggesting a slight pronation.
_TB_D1902=Looks like a shoe print. Loafer, or maybe dress shoes.
_TB_D1903=Faint trace of some powder. Nice catch! You are good.
_TB_D1904=Water stain, possibly.
_TB_D1905=Traces of barium, lead, and antimony. Main ingredients of that ever-popular favorite: gunshot residue.
_TB_D1906=So we've narrowed down our killer's perch. Now, if we can only narrow in on the killer -- and a reason for the killing.
_TB_D1907=Well, at first I thought we had residue from drinking water -- see, I found traces of fluoride -- only further tests gave up various levels of copper, cadmium, nickel and antimony. Water picks up traces of these elements, passing through various pipes. You may be able to narrow down the neighborhood of origin with a computer search.
_TB_D1908=Seems the owner of those shoes from the prop room has been lurking around the balcony box seats.
_TB_D1909=Interesting -- the water that made the stain in the balcony came from a municipal water supply.
_TB_D1910=Hey, it's nearly identical in chemical profile to the water we found in that thermos!
_TB_D1911=Of course I do! I run the prop room, how many times. Some detectives you guys are. I mean, "duh."
_TB_D1912=Well, we all can't be "experts" like you, Mr. Harrison. By the way, we found your footprints in the balcony. For somebody innocent of this crime, you seem to be everywhere -- everywhere you shouldn't be.
_TB_D1913=Hey, I'm the damn stage manager! See a broken light bulb, in the box seats, during rehearsal, so I go up and replace it while Heather's singing her song. So sue me!
_TB_D1914=Do I look like a guy, wears designer gunboats? Comfort first, I always say, particularly when you got to cover the ground I do around here. Anyway, I know the shoes you're talking about, and I wouldn't stick your feet in those ugly things.
_TB_D1915=Of course I did. It's my job to notice junk like that. I'll call a plumber in, when I'm not spending all my time talking to cops who want to pin a murder on my innocent tail!
_TB_D1916=It's likely evidence at the Colby woman's home might corroborate your stage manager's story, along with his peeping-tom pics. You've got your warrant.
_TB_D1917=Excuse me?
_TB_D1918=Gus told us about it. I guess when you fight on stage, the stage manager notices.
_TB_D1919=Oh, that -- that was no "argument"! We were just agreeably disagreeing over the motivation of my character! In the scene? Maybe I got a wee bit bent out of shape, since this was my role we're talking about, not hers. Creative differences. Sisterly squabble.
_TB_D1920=Including a "sisterly" black eye?
_TB_D1921=Black eye? What are you talking about?
_TB_D1922=You know, suddenly I'm not liking the tone of this. I don't want you poking around in my things, my business. Not unless it's official. Understand?
_TB_D1923=Hmmm... Think these'll fit me?
_TB_D1924=Certain kinds of bodily fluids fluoresce, such as the kind you'd expect to discover in clothing like this -- after a 'stimulating' night.
_TB_D1925=Heather's a college grad -- Bachelor in Performing Arts.
_TB_D1926=Passion running a little hot -- but I wouldn't call this a love letter.
_TB_D1927=Hey, hey, any rumors you heard, about me collecting these? Pure hearsay.
_TB_D1928=Vaginal fluid. Got a little excited myself... because this is a great source for DNA.
_TB_D1929=Profiler friend of mine at the FBI gave this a thorough content analysis -- sometimes even a short message can provide insight, though a longer message would've been better. My guy says we're likely looking for somebody with a university education, sociable, assertive, who tends to read a lot of very visual, descriptive fiction. Screenplays, maybe.
_TB_D1930=I sent the prints you found on the letter over to the computer.
_TB_D1931=We've confirmed that "soap opera" tale our stage manager was hinting about -- either Meryl and Heather were sharing their undies, or they were sharing a lot more than that. But infidelity is a three-way street, meaning: to Meryl and Heather, we have to add Clayton.
_TB_D1932=Whoever wrote this letter was in the prop room recently.
_TB_D1933= Search of national college records? Sure.
_TB_D1934=Biathlon. That's skiing and sharp shooting.
_TB_D1935=An argument and a love affair? While your trajectory analysis suggests she probably didn't kill Meryl herself, we still need the story between those two.
_TB_D1936=If I were -- and I didn't say that -- what business of yours would that be? Why can't you let Meryl rest in peace?
_TB_D1937=She might rest more peacefully with her murderer behind bars. We have physical evidence suggesting you two were intimate. We'd like you to confirm that.
_TB_D1938=Would you? Try holding your breath. You'd look cute, in blue.
_TB_D1939=I had nothing to do with that.
_TB_D1940=Really? You definitely fit the profile of the person who wrote it. Now we just want to know who you were going to send it to.
_TB_D1941=I don't know what your computers or your experts told you, but I didn't write that damn letter...all right? I found it under my door the other day. If you'd like to know who might want to threaten me, I'd suggest you look at that abusive husband of hers. Clayton? Where did you think she got that black eye from, anyway?
_TB_D1942=All right, all right -- anything to put an end to this!
_TB_D1943=Listen, guys...I understand you have a job to do. But I'm mourning the loss of my wife, and I just don't have any stomach for this right now. Okay?
_TB_D1944=What? Where? Oh! At the Colossus? No, if I'm around for rehearsals, I watch from the dress circle.
_TB_D1945=Of course -- they were co-starring in a show! They're old pals who both live in town -- is it surprising Meryl would be over there, quite a bit? Why? What do you know that I don't know?
_TB_D1946=I was wondering about that -- the mortician had to cover it up. I thought it had something to do with her falling, after she was shot.
_TB_D1947=Heather Colby? Of course not! Why would you even suggest that? She and I aren't friends, particularly, but I wouldn't...hey, I mean, I have no reason to talk to her, let alone send her letters.
_TB_D1948=His profile matches the analysis from the letter, his wife was sleeping around with another woman, who implies that Clayton was the one who gave Meryl the black eye? Well, I'd say that's an invitation to dine. Go see what the happy couple's home has to tell us.
_TB_D1949=I told you this was a bad time. Look, just try to have a little respect, will you? I'll get out of your way.
_TB_D1950=That's really strange. There are some holes drilled into this soap.
_TB_D1951=Pair of pliers. Looks like they were tossed in here recently.
_TB_D1952=Bruno Pagli Lozano loafers. Size 10.
_TB_D1953=Well, our anatomy student seems to keep up his studies. Maybe he's finally going to finish that diploma. Or maybe he's already graduated, murder cum laude.
_TB_D1954=Well, there are people around here who wouldn't recognize it, but that's a big bar of soap. Why holes are drilled into it -- coming to a point in the bottom -- I have no idea.
_TB_D1955=Bar of soap, holes drilled into it. When I noticed they came to a point, I remembered that missing .308 caliber rifle your Stage Manager mentioned earlier. That got me to thinking, and I took some measurements.
_TB_D1956=Let me guess: same as that rifle?
_TB_D1957=You're guessing again! I'm going to tell Grissom -- that you're right: perfect cast of a .308 caliber rifle bullet.
_TB_D1958=Perfect match to the tool used to pry the bullet out of its casing.
_TB_D1959=Standard drink thermos, for keeping things hot. Or cold. Little water in it, so I took a leap and sent a sample to the computer for you to search the chemical profile.
_TB_D1960=Bruno Pagli Lozano's. Definitely my style -- definitely not my price range. I'll scan them into the computer for you.
_TB_D1961=We've got a drama unfolding worthy of the Colossus stage -- soap drilled to the same caliber as bullets that could be used in the missing rifle. And pliers that match the tool marks of the smaller .22 caliber bullet that pierced Meryl's heart.
_TB_D1962=This comes as close as possible to matching shoe prints found on the carpet. I'm starting to like Meryl's husband for this -- how about you?
_TB_D1963=Not surprising that it's from a municipal water supply.
_TB_D1964=But what's even more interesting is that the chemical profile of the water is nearly identical to the water we found in the balcony.
_TB_D1965=Plenty of mounting evidence against hubby, here; too much to ignore. A little grief counseling seems called for.
_TB_D1966=What are you talking about? I was never up there. Why would I be there?
_TB_D1967=You tell us -- because we can prove you were: your shoe prints match prints on the carpet. And water stains from the floor match the chemical composition of water from your home.
_TB_D1968=Water from my part of town found in that balcony? How damning! It's a real smoking gun, huh? You people. You take somebody going through the kind of horror I am, and then you make crazy accusations based on flimsy circumstantial evidence!
_TB_D1969=Oh, we're just getting started, Mr. Regis. Of course, you could give us something that might clear all of this up right away.
_TB_D1970=What's my other option?
_TB_D1971=There isn't one.
_TB_D1972=Well, after all of this we're down to CSI 101: fingerprints that match. Doesn't get much more incriminating than this. I think it's time to fold Clayton's show.
_TB_D1973=Confession? Here's what I will confess -- I loved my wife, and I miss her dearly. And I would never harm a hair on her head.
_TB_D1974=Maybe not, but you'd give her a black eye, right? You see, Mr. Regis, while you're lying, your fingerprints refuse to: you wrote that threatening note. You found out Meryl and Heather were an item, and gave your beloved a black eye over it. But you were just warming up. You were hanging around when that photo shoot, including the gun close-ups, was under way; you saw...and took...an opportunity. You snuck into the prop room, stole a scoped rifle, as well as a couple of bullets, and a blank round. Easy enough to cobble together a noise suppressor -- wrap the barrel in a towel, or baffle it with a plastic bottle. Making a mold in soap, you froze the smaller handgun bullet into an ice-shaped bullet big enough to fire from the rifle. You dropped your wife off at the theater, went to Java Net 'n Brew for an alibi, then snuck back into the balcony with the rifle and thermos -- packed with ice, to keep your ammunition cold. There, you waited patiently for Meryl to lower herself on that stage, and make an easy target for a biathlon marksman like you. The idea was to make it all look like an accident -- when the ice melted away, all that would be left was a bullet that matched the caliber of handgun Heather was holding. The photo shoot provided a reasonable explanation for a bullet winding up accidentally in Heather's gun when she pulled the trigger. What a sweet irony, huh, Mr. Regis? Kill your cheating wife and at the same time bestow her lover with a lifetime of guilt.
_TB_D1977=Smug. So smug. What do you know about it? I put myself second to that woman -- her career was the be-all and end-all...and that was fine. I loved her, I believed in her, I was happy to be the house husband, pursuing his modest little local career while she made it big. But making it with that tramp wasn't part of the bargain! I sacrificed everything for that woman!
_TB_D1978=Yes you did, Mr. Regis. You really did.
_TB_D1979=All the world may be a stage. Only here at CSI, we won't play the fool. An ice bullet puts the "cold" in cold-blooded murder; but a crime of passion always makes for mistakes in the heat of the moment. 
_TB_D1980=I don't have anything else to say to you people.
_TB_D1981=That's all I have for you.
_TB_D1982=That's all I got for your right now.
_TB_D1983=That's all we need right now.
_TB_D1984=No problem. Whatchya got?
_TB_D1985=Let me have a look.
_TB_D1986=Hey, I'll take a gander.
_TB_D1987=Nothing for you right now, partner.
_TB_D1988=Not the right tool for this.
_TB_D1989=That's not right for this.
_TB_D1990=Try something else.
_TB_D1991=Try using a similar tool.
_TB_D1992=Something similar.
_TB_D1993=Close, but not quite right.
_TB_D1994=Too close to pick it up.
_TB_D1995=Take a step back and try again.
_TB_D1996=Little too close to pick it up.
_TB_D1997=Nothing special there.
_TB_D1998=Nothing here.
_TB_D1999=Nothing.
_TB_D2000=You shouldn't dust for prints here.
_TB_D2001=You won't be able to dust that for prints.
_TB_D2002=Wrong surface to try dusting.
_TB_D2003=No prints here.
_TB_D2004=Nope. Nothing.
_TB_D2005=Don't see any prints here.
_TB_D2006=You can't put those together.
_TB_D2007=Those can't be combined.
_TB_D2008=Those two don't play together.
_TB_D2009=Nice work.
_TB_D2010=Sweet.
_TB_D2011=Nice combination.
_TB_D2012=Not quite a match. Always check very closely for subtle details between them. Interpreting evidence isn't guesswork, you know.
_TB_D2013=You should be sure you've got a match before you ask me for a confirmation. Those two aren't a match. Make sure you look carefully for tiny details.
_TB_D2014=You don't quite have a match there. Little details make all the difference when you're doing a comparison. When you're sure, then ask me for a confirmation.
_TB_D2015=No, those two aren't quite a match. It's all about the details. Try to be more sure before you ask me for a confirmation.
_TB_D2016=Not quite. Not a match there. Be a little more sure before you pull me in on stuff like this. It's all about accuracy.
_TB_D2017=You're thinking that's close enough for government work, right? Wrong. Not for CSI work. Hey, in a word -- details.
_TB_D2076=Something to ask me about that?
_TB_D2077=Nothing to tell you about that.
_TB_D2078=What do you want to know about that?
_TB_D2079=Nope, nothing special about that to me.
_TB_D2080=Want to ask me about that?
_TB_D2081=That doesn't seem important to me.
_TB_D2094=I can! It's right here -- multipurpose puppy in my pocket. Take it! Knock yourself out! If I had anything to do with this, I wouldn't be cooperating, right? Right?
_TB_D2095=That's your call, Mr. Harrison. But cooperating with us is a good idea. Maybe you can tell us if you have the tool that's missing from the wall rack.
_TB_D2121=Be my guest.
_TB_D2455=Sure.
_TB_D2464=Not sure if we've got a match in this group.
_TB_D2465=Can't be positive, but I think there's a match in one of these results.
_TB_D2486=Let's see where it points to.
_TB_D2531=As long as you realize that it will count against you in your evaluation.
_TB_D2552=Be sure to examine the victim carefully. Sometimes you find evidence of other injuries that gives us more of their story.
_TB_D2553=There might be distinctive markings on the fragments that could help us. Try the magnifying scope to enhance them.
_TB_D2554=I suggest we re-visit the body and find a way to take a cast of the wound. Might help us determine the angle of entry.
_TB_D2555=There's several different calibers of rounds in the room. Before we can narrow it down, we'll need confirmation of the caliber of any suspicious weapons or ammunition.
_TB_D2556=Chances are somebody used that detonator to fire the squib. You might want to dust it for prints.
_TB_D2557=You'll need to find some more incriminating evidence -- maybe something from his workspace will give us a lead.
_TB_D2558=The balcony carpet probably gets vacuumed after every show. The prints you found up there must have been left by someone recently. There's got to be a pair of shoes we can use for a comparison.
_TB_D2559=Were there's panties, there may be traces of fluid. UV light might confirm that.
_TB_D2560=We should consider all possible angles to her whereabouts the last few days. Her DNA might match a sample we've already collected.
_TB_D2561=Somebody must have held that letter recently. We should see if they left their marks on it.
_TB_D2562=We might want to try matching the fingerprint we found in the prop room with another one we've collected.
_TB_D2563=The lab computer can analyze different compounds within the water, and maybe even help determine its source. We should profile all our samples and see what they tell can us.
_TB_D2564=You've got some pretty good evidence mounted against her. Brass might be willing to give you a warrant to interrogate her even further.
_TB_D2565=With what you've learned about his wife's affair and the possibility that he's the cause of the bruising on her face? I'll bet Brass will give us a warrant to look around his home.
_TB_D2690=No problem. We'll bring the body right in.
_TB_D2707= Stay alert. A young woman's life has been taken away from her. We can't give it back, but we can find the truth.
_TB_D2726= Let's check the I.P. traffic through the café's node and look up logins. Uh-huh. 'CREGIS' logged in. Spent about 15 minutes online, then logged off.
_TB_D2727= That leaves a little unaccounted-for time; not much, though.
_TB_D2728= Got it.
_TB_D2729= 1486 Westfield Crescent. Nice neighborhood on the east side.
_TB_D2730= Here ya go.
_TB_D2731= 216 Vermont Drive. Residential area, northwest.
_TB_D2732= Clayton Regis... '92... Got a bachelor's in anatomy and physiology. Maine University, Fort Trent.
_TB_D2733= Decent marks. Got through on a biathlon scholarship. Few credits short of a diploma, though.
OC04_Q01_A00=How many actor tape marks were on the stage?
OC04_Q01_A01=2
OC04_Q01_A02=4
OC04_Q01_A03=1
OC04_Q01_A04=3
OC04_Q02_A00=What color were the three lights on the remote detonator found in the orchestra pit?
OC04_Q02_A01=Yellow/green/red
OC04_Q02_A02=Black/white/blue
OC04_Q02_A03=All red
OC04_Q02_A04=All green
OC04_Q03_A00=What color were the chairs in the orchestra pit?
OC04_Q03_A01=Red with yellow seats
OC04_Q03_A02=Green with black seats
OC04_Q03_A03=Yellow with orange seats
OC04_Q03_A04=Black with blue seats
OC04_Q04_A00=What was the subject of the pictures on the walls in Heather Colby's home?
OC04_Q04_A01=Flowers
OC04_Q04_A02=Mountains
OC04_Q04_A03=Forest scenes
OC04_Q04_A04=Babies
OC04_Q05_A00=Where did Heather Colby get her degree?
OC04_Q05_A01=University of Western Nevada
OC04_Q05_A02=University of Northern Washington
OC04_Q05_A03=University of Northern Las Vegas
OC04_Q05_A04=International School of Film
OC04_Q06_A00=What color were the panties found in Heather's apartment?
OC04_Q06_A01=Pink
OC04_Q06_A02=Blue
OC04_Q06_A03=Red
OC04_Q06_A04=White
OC04_Q07_A00=What other shoes were visible on the shoe rack in the Regis home?
OC04_Q07_A01=Brown snakeskin pumps
OC04_Q07_A02=Navy sneakers
OC04_Q07_A03=Brown boots
OC04_Q07_A04=White bunny slippers
OC04_Q08_A00=What were the subjects of the books on the shelf in the Regis home?
OC04_Q08_A01=Anatomy
OC04_Q08_A02=Architecture
OC04_Q08_A03=Computer programming
OC04_Q08_A04=Estate planning
OC04_Q09_A00=How many holes were drilled into the soap?
OC04_Q09_A01=2
OC04_Q09_A02=1
OC04_Q09_A03=3
OC04_Q09_A04=4
OC04_Q10_A00=How many guns were visible in the prop room gun rack?
OC04_Q10_A01=3
OC04_Q10_A02=6
OC04_Q10_A03=1
OC04_Q10_A04=2
OC04_Q11_A00=How many photos are in the prop room locker?
OC04_Q11_A01=3
OC04_Q11_A02=5
OC04_Q11_A03=1
OC04_Q11_A04=2
OC04_Q12_A00=What color are the sneakers in the prop room locker?
OC04_Q12_A01=White with blue and yellow stripes
OC04_Q12_A02=Black with white stripes
OC04_Q12_A03=White with green and red stripes
OC04_Q12_A04=Brown with gray stripes
OC04_Q13_A00=What is next to the storage locker in the prop room?
OC04_Q13_A01=Water cooler
OC04_Q13_A02=Several brooms
OC04_Q13_A03=Coat rack
OC04_Q13_A04=Step ladder
OC04_Q14_A00=What is on the coffee table in the Colby home?
OC04_Q14_A01=Fruit bowl
OC04_Q14_A02=Newspapers
OC04_Q14_A03=Large candle
OC04_Q14_A04=A plate of food
OC04_Q15_A00=How many pillows were on Heather's futon?
OC04_Q15_A01=3
OC04_Q15_A02=0
OC04_Q15_A03=2
OC04_Q15_A04=4
OC04_Q16_A00=What was the name of the song Heather sings in the production?
OC04_Q16_A01=Covering My Tracks
OC04_Q16_A02=Backtracking
OC04_Q16_A03=Hiding The Evidence
OC04_Q16_A04=Catch Me Now
OC04_Q17_A00=In which city did Heather and Meryl go to acting school?
OC04_Q17_A01=New York
OC04_Q17_A02=Los Angeles
OC04_Q17_A03=San Francisco
OC04_Q17_A04=Toledo
OC04_Q18_A00=What else was in the drawer at the Regis home where the pliers were found?
OC04_Q18_A01=A notepad
OC04_Q18_A02=Silverware
OC04_Q18_A03=Napkins
OC04_Q18_A04=A screwdriver
OC04_Q19_A00=Which of the following is not a substance identified in the water samples analyses?
OC04_Q19_A01=Carbonite
OC04_Q19_A02=Copper
OC04_Q19_A03=Nickel
OC04_Q19_A04=Antimony
OC04_Q20_A00=What was the name of the street where the Regis' lived?
OC04_Q20_A01=Vermont Drive
OC04_Q20_A02=Mainfield Crescent
OC04_Q20_A03=Marvin Gardens
OC04_Q20_A04=Virginia Avenue