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A much-hated hotel owner is found buried beneath an ice sculpture; a school bus driver hits a woman who is walking along a highway in a nightgown.
A much-hated hotel owner is found buried beneath an ice sculpture; a school bus driver hits a woman who is walking along a highway in a nightgown.
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S4, EP12 "Happily Never After"A much-hated hotel owner is found buried beneath an ice sculpture; a school bus driver hits a woman who is walking along a highway in a nightgown.
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S4, EP13 "All in the Family"The CSI's must determine if more than one killer is responsible when two murder victims are discovered two buildings apart.
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S4, EP14 "Playing With Matches"When a drowning victim falls out of a self-cleaning restroom, the CSIs determine it was foul play and not a freak accident.
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S4, EP15 "DOA for a Day"An anonymous tip leads team members to an abandoned warehouse, where they hope to find one of the city's most-wanted criminals.
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S4, EP11 "Child's Play"Clues from a murder investigation lead the team to an infamous seller of killer pranks; Danny works on a case involving a boy from his neighborhood.
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S4, EP10 "The Thing About Heroes"A member of the CSI team is taken hostage as Mac closes in on the stalker and figures out the significance of the number 333.
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S4, EP9 "One Wedding and a Funeral"Mac investigates the murder of a bridegroom, whose body was wrapped like a wedding present; Stella finds a box of bloodstained puzzle pieces on her car; Mac goes home to Chicago to solve the biggest mystery of his life.
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S4, EP8 "Buzzkill"The team investigates when a supermodel is found dead in a giant martini glass on a billboard in Times Square.
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