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Two women are found dead with lesions on their skin that lead the team to suspect Ebola, but the focus changes when they learn that both victims received anti-aging treatments from a plastic surgeon.
Two women are found dead with lesions on their skin that lead the team to suspect Ebola, but the focus changes when they learn that both victims received anti-aging treatments from a plastic surgeon.
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S5, EP10 "No Humans Involved"Grissom and his team look for a killer after the remains of a young boy who starved to death are found in a plastic container.
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S5, EP11 "Who Shot Sherlock?"A Sherlock Holmes enthusiast is murdered in his perfectly re-created Victorian-era Baker Street study, and the team looks for the killer.
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S5, EP12 "Snakes"The team finds a dead baby rattlesnake in the throat of a decapitated human head, sending investigators into a dangerous underground world that glamorizes violence and brutality.
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S5, EP13 "Nesting Dolls"Two female corpses are discovered in the construction area at a new housing development, leading investigators into the world of Russian mail-order brides.
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S5, EP9 "Mea Culpa"Grissom discovers a previously undetected forensic clue on a piece of evidence during a murder trial, and the new assistant lab director seizes the opportunity to put Grissom and his team under the microscope.
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S5, EP8 "Ch-Ch-Changes"The team explores the world of transsexualism in what turns out to be the ultimate case of mistaken identity.
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
S5, EP7 "Formalities"The CSI team investigates the death of a high-school student at a private party in a hotel suite upstairs from the school's homecoming dance.
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S5, EP6 "What's Eating Gilbert Grissom?"The return of the blue-paint serial killer, who got away once before, troubles Grissom as the team investigates the murders of four college students.
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