Craig quotes from CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

What are you looking for?

Sara

A six-letter word.

Grissom

P-I-S-T-O-L? It's not the word we were looking for, but it's interesting.

Ray

See, Craig, you and I have something in common: We both have father's who killed people.

Your father was a serial killer?

Ray

No, he was a soldier in the Korean War. He even got a Bronze Star for his work.

That's different.

Ray

No it's not. See, after the war was over, my father continued to fight, every once in a while he would go out to a bar, not so much to drink, but to pick fights. I remember one day, he came home he was very excited. He had a black eye and a fat lip, and was bragging about how he had knocked somebody out. Said he hit the man so hard the paramedics had to peel him off the floor, said it was the most fun he had ever had.

Sara

Craig, if we made you feel like you were paying for your father's crimes, I'm sorry.

You know, I never even met Mr. Millander, yet I'm more like a Millander than a Mason. You probably wonder how that happened.

Sara

It has crossed my mind.

You see, my father, Doug Mason, took me to the Halloween warehouse once a month. He told me that the owner, Mr. Millander was his friend, and then my father would play with me with me just like every father would play with his son. Millander's costumes were toys to me, and I'd told my father every time that we went to tell this Mr. Millander that he was a genius. And then one day it all stopped, I lost both my father and my idol. And making masks and rubber hands is my way of keeping the connection alive.