Sara Sidle. 419. [Grissom hands the assignment sheet to Sara]
Sara
Dead body -- bonus.
Whoa, somebody likes their job.
Nick Stokes. 416, fight at the Bellagio. She says she's a friend of yours.
Well, that depends. Was she the assaulter of the assaultee?
Sara
You tell us, you like leather or lace?
[chuckles] No, I'm not even going there. [turns to leave, but turns back] Lace! [Sara smiles]
Sara
[storms in, angrily] You weren't in your office.
And good morning to you Miss Sidle.
Sara
Warrick has a problem, ignoring it isn't going to make it go away. You asked for a report and then you completely ignored my recommendation!
Sara
Then at least take him off my case.
No. I trust him. Do you trust me?
You're a CSI, Sara. You saw me enter the casino, did you ever see me place a bet?
Sara
You're telling me you didn't?
I don't need to tell you anything. [Sighs] I went to the casino to collect a debt that was owed to me. We're on the same team. Next time, why don't you try talking to me, instead of going around behind my back?
The prisoner plea. Brass told me about the video.
Yeah. If we take the case we have very little time to work it. The trial starts in three days.
Sara
How did he find you? 1-800 Grissom ...? (Nick laughs)
Wait a minute. Ecklie was the CSI on that arson. I see a bad moon rising.
Can a CSI take over another CSI's case?
Only if they're of equal rank and they're looking for trouble.
No trouble. We're both colleagues searching for the truth.
Sara
So, Ecklie's conclusion of gasoline wasn't based on any physical evidence. It was based on Damon's credit card receipts.
I can't fault him for that. The burn pattern is consistent with a gasoline accelerant.
Sara
But, hydrocarbons are found in all kinds of things: Oils ... kerosene, polyethylene-based compounds like laxatives-- even the foam used in push-up bras.
Yeah. Under the right conditions, any hydrocarbon can be an accelerant. (this perks Grissom up now that he has something to go on)
(to Sara) Thank you. Warrick, you're driving. (Sara smiles at Grissom)
You ever worry about professional suicide?
Not while I'm commiting it, no.
Sara
Why would there be glass in the middle of the hot spot?
Who cares? The guy torched his wife and kid.
Really? Where's the trailing? An arsonist would spread the gasoline around to maximize the burn area.
Sara
He still did the job.
Listen, you guys. You're like Dodger fans. The ball game's only in the seventh inning and you're already out of your seats.
Sara
Hey. (the alarm continues to ring annoyingly)
Could you find that and turn it off, please? (Sara checks the clocks on the table, then finds it and turns it off. The alarm stops ringing. She picks up another clock)
Sara
Find the clock our guy used?
Sara'
This is a good choice. According to the bomb data center which has a record of every component used in any bomb -- from Ted Kaczynski to teenage boys playing with fireworks -- the most recent timing device of choice is made by TimeTell SnoozeWell, $10.99 at any local drugstore. (she hands him the clock)
You spoiled all my fun. (Grissom starts to take apart the clock and Warrick walks in)
Warrick': Gris, can I get something clear here?
Catherine gave me this "FP" which was part of the Hansen bomb and I'm supposed to figure out what tool the bomber used to engrave it.
You isolate the tool, and then we trace it.
Yeah, but he could've used any number of things to initial it. I mean, screwdriver, a drill bit, a box cutter.
It's the same as guns-- we eliminate them one at a time.
*sigh* So what are you guys up to?
Sara
We're off to blow up some bombs
Oh i definitely got the wrong end of this case!
[Playing off Shakespeare's Hamlet] Alas, poor Warrick!
Sara
I ran a Lexis search looking for disgruntled employees, irate customers anyone with a grievance against thrift-right.
Grissom': You get any hits?
Sara
Norman Stirling -- former manager.
Sara
Let go last year. Caused a commotion at HQ. Filed lawsuits against the company. He's been out of work ever since.
Sittin' around, makin' bombs.
Sara
(Sara's mad after getting called into work on her day off) What am I? Working food and beverage at one of the hotels? I haven't had a day off in three weeks. I mean if they're gonna call me in at least throw me a bone. Gimme the 419 on the elevator.
Sara
I'm tired!
You? Tired? I thought you never sleep. (Sara fakes a yawn, Nick chuckles) Nice, nice. (they walk into DNA and Greg's blasting music)
Sara
You're awake. I hate you.
Couple glasses of Merlot, a rack of lamb on my day off. I slept like a baby yesterday. You look horrible.
Sara
Thanks, Greg. (Greg looks at Nick)
Don't look at me. I got 'sunshine' all night. (Nick glances over at Sara who glares back at him, definitely catching exactly who he's calling "sunshine") Check for DNA in the sexual assault kit and the fingernail, please.
Sara
Everything has to be in CODIS ASAP.
Oh, is that all? I want to know who's going to authorize my overtime?
Sara
Suck it up, Greg. You're well-rested. (walks away)
(to Nick) You want a valium for her?
Sara
I heard that!
Sara
No, I can't drink any more coffee. My body clock is so screwed up. I just want a steak and a shot.
Tut's Tomb, steak and eggs $1.99.
Sara
Food?
Sara
Good idea. You're on.
(runs in the room) It's what I live for. You guys are not gonna believe this. You ready?
Sara
So much for the steak, I'll take the coffee.