[noticing the rope on the floor] Did she have ligature marks?
On her neck, yeah.
That doesn't make any sense. She was a dominatrix, not a submissive.
Maybe the party just got out of control.
Somebody... didn't know the rules.
“The Good, the Bad and the Dominatrix” · Season 7, Episode 23
In this episode: Catherine Willows (2), Gil Grissom (1), Sara Sidle (1), Jim Brass (1)
S and M is a rich man’s sport. Kinda like hockey, a lot of equipment.
How much do you think a night like this would cost?
Heather told me, five years ago she was clearing twenty grand a week. And that was before LadyHeather.com.
[after a moment] What is she like?
Beautiful, smart, intense... charming. The only woman I've ever seen rattle Grissom. [Sara starts to look uncomfortable] I mean he kinda liked that forensic anthropologist, Teri Miller, remember her?
Yeah.
But, she wasn't enough of a challenge for him. Heather, on the other hand uninhibited and can beat him at mental chess, [Sara becomes more uncomfortable] they had chemistry and he is a scientist. I have no proof and I know he'd never tell me, [Sara becomes more uncomfortable] but I'm certain they spent the night together. [Sara becomes very uncomfortable]
[about Lady Heather] This makes no sense. She's very strong, and tough as nails. Why didn't she fight?
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