Lindsay Monroe quotes from CSI: NY

Lindsay Monroe

Yeah.

Danny Messer

Never mind.

Lindsay Monroe

You want to take the front door or you want the bedroom?

Sheldon Hawkes

I'll leave the bedroom to you two.

Lindsay Monroe

Thanks. Bed or floor?

Danny Messer

I'll take the floor.

Lindsay Monroe

(about Billy Travers) He was either extremely careful or we have to consider that he didn't do this.

Mac Taylor

At the scene, I thought that might be the only chance to talk to her. When they said there was no forced entry, that prompted me to show her a photo of her family.

Lindsay Monroe

And she was responsive, right?

Mac Taylor

She was. She looked me in the eye and understood me. But maybe I pushed too hard in the moment.

Lindsay Monroe

Our robbers are wearing the very latest in B & E chic. This season no heist is complete without these little beauties.

Lindsay Monroe

I'm walking... I'm walking... I'm walking. I'm busting the safe, I'm making my escape.

Jo Danville

A must-have for the fashion forward felon.

Lindsay Monroe

$5 million worth of gems just fall in this guy's lap.

Jo Danville

And there he is, thinking it's the luckiest day of his life.

Mac Taylor

Turns out to be anything but.

Lindsay Monroe

Ted and Paul Kendricks. They're brothers. They were arrested a few years ago for trying to rob an ATM cash warehouse and use a plane as a getaway car. They served two years.

Danny Messer

Well, their lawyer was Roland Carson.

Jo Danville

What a coincidence.

Danny Messer

Rooftop is clean. If there was ever trace up here, Mother Nature did not want us to find it.

Lindsay Monroe

What about the stairwell?

Danny Messer

It's my next stop.

Lindsay Monroe

You want help?

Danny Messer

Uh, well, with 738 stairs, I think I'm good.

Lindsay Monroe

Can you imagine finding your kid like this?

Danny Messer

No, no, and I don't even want to think about it.

Adam Ross

The new voice mail was left using a second prepaid phone and just like numero uno, right, the SIM card was used once and then deactivated.

Lindsay Monroe

So Mrs. Harris' mystery caller is dumping phones as he goes.

Adam Ross

Sure looks that way. So, I compared the serial numbers on both the cards and guess what?

Mac Taylor

They were sequential?

Adam Ross

Yeah. Perp's not as smart as he thinks. He bought both the phones at the same store at the same time.

Mac Taylor

He alluded to a final message in the second voice mail.

Lindsay Monroe

So to leave it, he'd need a third phone which might still be active.

Jo Danville

Blood on the beetle and mitochondrial DNA from the hair both got hits in CODIS Missing Persons.

Sheldon Hawkes

To the same person?

Jo Danville

A 9-year-old boy who went missing 15 years ago.

Mac Taylor

Michael Reynolds.

Lindsay Monroe

You know him?

Mac Taylor

I spent three years searching for him.

Jo Danville

Michael Francis?

Lindsay Monroe

Another dead end.

Jo Danville

Francis... Francis, Francis. Stockholm Syndrome. In a lot of abduction cases, the victim will actually start to sympathize with his captors.

Lindsay Monroe

Right, especially when they're held a long time.

Jo Danville

And Arthur Francis was Michael's abductor. Michael Reynolds is Michael Francis. He took his kidnapper's last name.

Mac Taylor

Michael had a brother... Tom Reynolds.

Lindsay Monroe

Mitochondrial DNA from the hair was a match to Michael.

Mac Taylor

Mito's shared by all maternal relatives, including brothers, so it would also be a match to Tom.

Lindsay Monroe

So he's our shooter. Why?

Jo Danville

Off to one side, unnoticed. Everyone else around him is celebrating Michael's return. Tom is just standing there.

Mac Taylor

Emotionless, neglected.

Lindsay Monroe

So you're telling me he starts shooting people 'cause he didn't get enough hugs and kisses from mommy and daddy?

Lindsay Monroe

He murdered his brother, then he goes on a shooting rampage. Getting to that point cannot be that simple.

Jo Danville

No, it's not. It's usually a preexisting condition, a genetic anomaly of some sort that renders them susceptible.

Mac Taylor

Nature combined with nurture.

Jo Danville

I've seen this type of behavior before. They start off by killing a loved one.

Lindsay Monroe

The one that they think is responsible for their neglect?

Jo Danville

Yeah. And then things spiral out of control from there.

Jo Danville

This place is so creepy. But I guess, funeral home, what else would it be.

How the hell does a funeral home go out of business?

Lindsay Monroe

The owners died four years ago, the left the family business to the only son, Gordon, he closed up shop apparently, but I understand he still lives here.

Sheldon Hawkes

no prints in the dust, no movement in the air.

Jo Danville

Definately doesn't look lived in.

Lindsay Monroe

or died in.