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The CSI team tracks the killer of an 18-year-old woman, an investigative aide for Alcohol Beverage Control who was monitoring underage drinking when she was murdered at a hip Miami nightclub.
The CSI team tracks the killer of an 18-year-old woman, an investigative aide for Alcohol Beverage Control who was monitoring underage drinking when she was murdered at a hip Miami nightclub.
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S3, EP5 "Legal"The CSI team tracks the killer of an 18-year-old woman, an investigative aide for Alcohol Beverage Control who was monitoring underage drinking when she was murdered at a hip Miami nightclub.
CSI: Miami
S3, EP6 "Hell Night"The wife of a famous Miami ballplayer is found murdered in her home, and her philandering husband is the prime suspect until his corpse is found in the house too.
CSI: Miami
S3, EP7 "Crime Wave"As a tidal wave heads toward Miami, Horatio and the team must stop a gang of bank robbers who are trying to take advantage of the natural disaster.
CSI: Miami
S3, EP8 "Speed Kills"A man is found dead after an evening of speed-dating, and detectives immediately suspect one of his dates, but the focus changes when the team learns the victim witnessed an assault.
CSI: Miami
S3, EP4 "Murder in a Flash"After students use e-mails and text messages to organize a spontaneous gathering at a golf course, the body of a high-school senior is found.
CSI: Miami
S3, EP3 "Under the Influence"When a young woman is pushed in front of a moving bus, the CSI team suspects her boyfriend; Calleigh's father fears he may have killed someone after a night of drinking.
CSI: Miami
S3, EP2 "Pro Per"A drive-by shooting from a boat leaves a beach partier dead, and the CSI team protects the 8-year-old witness during the search for the killer.
CSI: Miami
S3, EP1 "Lost Son"When a man is murdered as he tries to pay his son's ransom with $3 million worth of jewels, the CSI team is called to investigate and one member of the group is killed in the line of duty.
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