It sounds to me like you're starting to believe in the superstition.
I believe in the science.
CSI: NY · Season 2
It sounds to me like you're starting to believe in the superstition.
I believe in the science.
Know this guy?
Nope.
Try to imagine him alive.
You know what? I don't care that she used me. I loved her. I guess that makes me a chump, right?
No. [They shake hands]
Betrayal is the oldest motive for murder in the book
You know this guy Eliott?
Nope.
Imagine him alive.
But I was taught instincts point you in a direction, science confirms the theory.
As soon as Hammerback's finished with you, I get to take the beetles back to the lab with me.
Don't eat 'em. (he walks away)
You're a little late on that one.
(turns to look at Lindsay) Doesn't mean it's not funny.
(looking at Lindsay) Put your affinity for bugs to work
(sheepishly) I don't actually have an affinity for bugs.
The beetles were the first on the scene, we need to know what they know. (points at Lindsay) And no eating.
[Watching Mac reading to a little child in his office]
Under the heading, "Things I Never Thought I'd See."
So this guy walks over to a place he's never been and dies of no apparent cause?
At this point, yeah.
Care to take a guess at cause of death?
Perhaps he stopped breathing.
As an optimist I prefer to see the body as half-full.
Bad news, half the construction crew is backing George Clark, they all swear that when they left for the day Jim Morris was still alive.
Not surprised, I don't think this is anything to do with the construction. Seems to be about golf.
You thinking maybe we should get out for a round, talk the case out?
Have you ever had an anonymous phone call from a woman?
Sure, it's happened.
Does it turn you on?
Whoa, slow down there, Montana. What did you have in mind?
Because rape isn't about sex, it's about control?
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