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The CSI team is called in when an elderly woman is discovered dead surrounded by her numerous cats; Nick and Sara probe a car bombing.
The CSI team is called in when an elderly woman is discovered dead surrounded by her numerous cats; Nick and Sara probe a car bombing.
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CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
S2, EP19 "Stalker"When the team investigates a stalker who killed a woman in her home, mounting evidence links the suspect to Nick Stokes.
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
S2, EP20 "Cats in the Cradle ..."The CSI team is called in when an elderly woman is discovered dead surrounded by her numerous cats; Nick and Sara probe a car bombing.
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
S2, EP21 "Anatomy of a Lye"Grissom and Sara examine a body found covered in lye, while Nick tries to uncover how a woman could have drowned while hiking in the desert.
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
S2, EP22 "Cross-Jurisdictions"The investigators' pursuit of the killer of a law enforcement official takes them to Miami. David Caruso, Emily Procter, Adam Rodriguez, Rory Cochrane and Khandi Alexander guest star.
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
S2, EP18 "Chasing the Bus"The team probes a deadly tour bus crash, checking out the possibility that it may have been sabotaged.
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
S2, EP17 "Felonious Monk"The team probes the execution-style slayings of four Buddhist monks in their temple; armed with new DNA evidence, Catherine revisits the murder of her best friend.
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
S2, EP16 "Primum Non Nocere"Not only is slashing against the rules in hockey, it's deadly for an amateur player, leaving investigators to determine whether it's an accident or murder.
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S2, EP15 "Burden of Proof"The team probes a disturbing child abuse case after a corpse is discovered hidden at the Western Las Vegas Anthropology Department.
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