All language subtitles for CSI Miami - 4x22 - Open Water.en

Help me!

Can anyone hear me?!

( over speaker ):
Man overboard!

Help! Get me out!

Sir! Are you all right?!

Can you swim?

Just hang in there!

We'll get you some help!

Get me out!

Mike, is that you?

That's my husband, Mike!

Man overboard!

Someone, please,
do something! Help him!

MIKE:
They're everywhere!

Get me out of here!

You swim, Mike!

You kick your feet
right now! Swim!

Sharks! Sharks!

Somebody do something!

Someone help!
I've got a man overboard
on the port side.

Let me get a rescue
craft in the water now.

Help!

I got sharks in the water!

Where's that craft?!

Talk to me, baby!

Oh, God.

Come on! Let's get
that boat in the water!

MAN:
I expected to see the FBI.

TRIPP:
Someone dies within three miles
of Miami shoreline,

you're stuck with us.

So who alerted you?

No one.
I heard the screams.

So there were witnesses.

Well, no one that
actually saw him go over.

There weren't a lot of people

on deck at that time--
it was 6:00 a.m.

So, Captain, you fired
three shots in the water

in an attempt to save
the victim who is...

Mike Harris, is that right?

That's right.

We couldn't get a boat in
the water in time to save him.

I had to do whatever I could
to try to scare them off.

I've never seen
sharks in this close.

I hit one of them,

but... it wasn't enough.

So you wouldn't consider this
to be a normal rescue procedure.

It wasn't a normal situation.
I had to make a judgment call.

Do you know where
he went over?

Could have been any one
of our five decks.

Frank, I've got blood
right here.

And there's a shoe print.

TRIPP:
Scuff marks, too.

Signs of a struggle.

TRIPP:
Railing's pretty high.

Looks like Mike didn't
dive in there by choice.

So if he didn't dive,
he was pushed.

Dive team's doing
a routine check

on the underside
of the boat.

Gonna need more than that, Eric.

You want to find a body?
Mm-hmm.

And, Eric, there are blacktip
sharks out there-- be careful.

You know me, I love fish.

MAN:
Mike Harris was traveling
with Gwen Creighton

and her daughter, Mandy.

What was their relationship?

CAPTAIN:
Newlyweds, actually.

They met
onboard the ship.

I performed the
ceremony myself.

That's quite
a brief honeymoon.

Brief
relationship.

They met the first
day of the cruise.

So they only knew
each other a week.

Oh, it happens all
the time on these cruises.

They're like
floating singles bars.

Okay, I need to speak
to the Creightons.

Where are you holding
the passengers?

We're not-- the passengers
disembarked when we arrived.

You let them go?

This is a cruise ship,
Lieutenant.

Most of these people
were on vacation.

Not anymore.

Hello.
Is there anyone in here?

Did you run that glass
I got from Mike's stateroom?

You are scary good.

Someone slipped
Mike a Mickey.

Diazepam.

Good old-fashioned
sleeping pills.
So, I got a lead.

Me, too.
Well, we'll save
the best for last.

You go first.

Well, for starters,
found out from the wife,

70 grand was taken
from Mike's safe-- motive.

And Mike was drugged.

It would make it very easy
to throw him overboard.

Beat that.

Shoe print that Horatio
found by the railing.

It's a Pelgado.

Mm-hmm, that's a unique shoe.
Who wears those?

Every male officer
on board the ship,

they're standard issue.

So that narrows it down
to, like, what, 40 officers?

Oh, less than that.

It's a size 14.

Hmm.

I was on the Sun Deck
early this morning,

and I ran into this guy.

CAINE:
His name is Mike Harris.

MAN:
That's right. He was drunk.

Belligerent.

He could barely
stand up.

I tried
to help him out,

but he wanted
nothing to do with me.

Sir, why don't you
take it back...

Leave me alone.

Just take it easy.

It took some... convincing.

How far did you take it?

Enough to get him to get him
to go back to his room.

Yes, but he didn't make it
back to his room, did he?

Why would I throw the man
overboard, Lieutenant?

$70,000 may have been a factor.

What $70,000?

$70,000 was missing
from his safe.

Look, I didn't
touch Mike Harris,

or his safe--
check the database.

Keycard access is all recorded.

I'm going to.

DUQUESNE:
I heard Horatio's got
that deck officer squirming.

You think he's our guy?

I'm about to find out.

I'm going through
the ship's keycard log.

It tracks card usage.

So every time someone

swipes their keycard
it gets recorded.

Exactly-- if you, uh...

if you open a door, you pay
a bill at a restaurant...

Open a safe?

Right.

This is Mike's stateroom.

Let's see.

So, the last time the safe
was opened was at 5:00 a.m.

It's an hour before
Mike went overboard.

Who opened it, size 14?

No, his wife.

Of three days.

Somebody must've taken my card.

Well, is it missing?

Maybe whoever took it
put it back.

Why would I kill Mike
for 70 grand

when he was worth
more than 21 million?

You've been married
to Mike for three days

and you know his
exact net worth.

The point is,
it doesn't make sense.

Maybe you took the 70 grand
to throw us off.

Then you could collect
the big life insurance policy

and we'd be looking
for some petty thief.

Like you said,
we've only been

married three days.

Mike didn't have time to contact
his lawyers about me yet.

Where were you last night,
Miss Creighton?

Having a drink at the Mango Bar.

All night?
Yes.

Ask the wait staff.

I was there killing time
while Mike was at the show.

Mike was
at the show?

Why...
Why weren't you with him?

I mean,
you're newlyweds.

He asked me not to go.

Mike wanted to bond with Mandy.

Mandy, your daughter, Mandy?

Yeah, she's waiting
for me over there.

Sit tight,
Miss Creighton.

Mandy, your mom said
that you went

to the show with Mike
last night, is that right?

We were supposed to,
but he never showed.

Didn't you wonder what
happened to him?

I just thought
he got sidetracked.

WOLFE:
That just seems
strange to me.

You weren't worried?
Mm-hmm.

Now, though, I wish
I went looking for him.

Did you find the body?

DELKO:
Yeah, of a dead shark.

It's got a small caliber round
in the front of its head.

From the captain's
service pistol.

If this is the shark
that attacked our victim,

it's going to tell
us plenty more.

I'm going to need some help
getting it out.

Ho, ho, hold on there, cowboy.

I'll get somebody
down here.

Yeah.

CAINE:
Marisol.

Hi.

Are you okay?

I-I don't know.

What do you mean?

I was brought in today
for questioning.

Questioned by who, sweetheart?

Um, it was some
federal agent.

I guess the FBI?

Okay. What did he ask you?

He... he asked me about
you and about Eric.

He wanted to know everything
I knew about the lab.

I told him I don't
know anything.

He just... he wouldn't stop.

It scared me.
I understand.

What was his name?

Oh, wait, he
gave me a card.

Special Agent Wynn.

MARISOL:
You know him?

No, I don't.

Hey, are you in trouble?

No, but he is.

TRIPP:
That looks like a guppy.

What took you so long?

DELKO ( laughs ):
Little shortage
of manpower, Tripp.

Something stuck in its teeth.

It's not a piece of fish.

It's a human belly button.

That means
maybe there's more inside.

All right, we'll get this shark
back to the lab

and have them start a necropsy.

Do me a favor,
crank it up a little bit.

( metallic clanking )

DELKO:
Whoa, whoa, all right.

TRIPP:
Looks like trash
from the cruise ship.

Yeah.

Maybe the reason the sharks
were in so close.

Illegal dumping.

Sharks can smell that
from a mile away.

That's right.

Captain had to know about this.

I'd bet on it.

If any trash came from my ship,
it must've been an accident.

You've had a number
of those recently.

Are you going to accuse me

of throwing
that man overboard, too?

Did you?

I don't have
time for this.

I have a ship sitting
in the port of Miami

like a lame duck and
that is bad for business.

So is negligence.

I have nothing to hide,
Lieutenant.

Okay, well,
you won't mind

if I look into the history
of your ship then.

Please, be my guest.

CAINE:
Agent Wynn.

Lieutenant Caine.

Oh, I hope you don't
mind me dropping in.

It doesn't work
to call ahead.

What do you want?

Well, actually, I need
your help, Lieutenant.

Something doesn't
smell right to me.

The woman central to
the investigation

against Officer Delko

becomes your girlfriend,
thus protecting her

from further scrutiny
and, suddenly,

her own drug charges
just disappear.

Agent Wynn, you should've
done better research.

There were no charges
filed on the Delkos.

You know, I did you
a favor, Lieutenant.

I could've subpoenaed Marisol.

Stuck her in front of
a white light and a grand jury.

I was just trying to see if
there was something there.

So you wasted your time.

An investigation into a dirty
lab is never a waste of time.

Agent Wynn,
I don't know who you are

or who you work for,

but if you ever
contact Marisol again,

it'll be the last thing
you ever do.

How's our gunshot victim?

I'm never eating seafood again.

These guys
really are garbage disposals.

Chicken bones, vegetables.

Mmm, that looks delicious.

Doubt the cruise line
serves this.

Mike Harris's leg.

DUQUESNE:
My God, those bite marks
look like daggers.

Hold on.

One of these was caused
by a dagger.

That'll work.

WOODS:
This laceration is larger.

Isolated.

No tears
in the associated tissue.

Doesn't match
the other shark bites.

Hmm.

This victim has sharp force
trauma injury.

So he was stabbed.

That explains why Horatio found
blood on the railing.

How much blood did he find?

Couple of drops,
a smear.

Why? What are you thinking?

Well, I mean,
I won't know

until I see the
rest of the body,

but based on the
location of this wound,

I'd be surprised if Mike
was stabbed just once.

If that's true, there should be
a lot more blood.

So our victim was stabbed,
but there's no mess?

Yeah, I know.

2,000 people aboard,
and no one sees a thing.

I think our killer
cleaned up.

Well, lucky for us,

other people's idea
of what clean is

is different than ours.

I heard the field
agent hit your sister
pretty hard, man.

Who?

What are you talking about?

The fed that
interviewed Marisol.

I thought you knew about that.

No, Wolfe, I don't know--
why don't you tell me?

Cooper said that Marisol
came by the lab,

that she was very upset,

and that she wanted
to talk to Horatio.

Why is the FBI
talking to my sister?

I think it's about you.

What the hell about?

About the... the marijuana.

Look, I don't know, man,

they want to talk about
Horatio, or something.

It's wrong, okay,
she's a civilian.

Yeah, I think it was
pretty messed up...

It's more than
than messed up, Wolfe.

All right, Eric, relax,
I'm just the messenger, man.

I-I know.

All right, I know that.

I don't want to talk about it
anymore.

All right, we're
going to drop it.

I'm sorry.

( sniffs ):
Smell that?

It's paint.

DELKO:
These moldings are glossy.

Yeah, they're still tacky.

Hey, it looks like

there's gravitational spatter
under this paint.

It's blood.

This could be where
Mike was stabbed,

and someone tried
to cover it up.

Yeah, the infirmary
is right here.

Maybe he was running in
to see a doctor.

Maybe not.

Look at the directionality
of the spatter.

He was coming out.

We had an 12-year-old boy
come in yesterday

with a cut on his foot.

DELKO:
Was he bleeding
when he left?

Of course not. No.

Well, somebody was,

and the blood was covered
with a fresh coat of paint.

Delko.

I found where
the blood came from.

Hang on.

This doesn't have anything to do
with Mike Harris.

DELKO:
Who does it have
to do with?

Rebecca Farraday.

What was this patient's
prognosis, Doctor?

I should clear this
with the captain first.

Okay, well, you don't
use restraints

for someone with seasickness.

And there's blood here.

So what happened?

Rebecca Farraday was brought in
with an eye infection

and acute respiratory distress.

She was delirious
and resistant to treatment.

Lay still, Miss Farraday.

DOCTOR:
Please, take it easy.

I restrained her
so my staff wouldn't get hurt.

Did you suspected
avian influenza?

Her symptoms were consistent
with the bird flu, yes.

Where is she now?

She got out
of the restraints.

We can't find her.

Rebecca, no!

Did you fly a blood sample
to the CDC?

Uh, no, I was, um,
asked to wait.

That we were less than 24 hours
away from shore.

And I suppose that you were
asked to wait by Captain Taylor,

those are his orders.

Yes.

So what the hell
kind of ship are you
running, Captain?

Excuse me...
who are you?

The man that just found
those bloody restraints

in your infirmary.

Now, holding
Rebecca Farraday

against her will,
that's kidnapping.

It was for her own safety.

And if she dies
as a result of her injuries,

that constitutes murder.

Dies? From a small cut?

Or the bird flu.
Bird flu?

Yeah, so you're going
to deny that, too?

This is getting ridiculous.

So you are lying.

We have charts and a statement
from the doctor.

I didn't want to cause
any panic.

So you put the city at risk
instead of your boat?

Okay, you need
to step away from me.

Now!
I don't need to do anything.

You're the suspect in a
murder investigation.

Are you going
to arrest me, Officer?

Not yet.

All right, then.

I have a ship to prepare
for a cruise.

I have 20 years at sea, and I
have never missed a launch.

First time for everything.

Good day.

Horatio.
The blood
on the restraints, Frank?

CDC said it was
too degraded.

Still don't know if
it's bird flu.

We have to find
Rebecca Farraday.

You think she's
still on the ship?

I don't know, but that ship
is not leaving port
till we know for sure.

What if she got off
with everyone else?

If she did, she did not
get off alive, Frank.

Could have two murders.

Two and counting.

Eric, I spoke to Jessop.

Jessop? Why?

Said he was concerned

about a conversation
you had with a suspect.

What, is everyone
a mole now?

Eric, somebody's watching us.

The feds?

I don't know, but
every move we make

on and off the job
is being scrutinized.

Why?

( camera shutter clicking )

I think someone is planning
to destroy this lab,

and they're about
to make their move.

I don't want to help them.

Did you page me?

Got a lead
on the man overboard case.

The results off the
new wife's keypad?

That is correct.

What took you so long?

Someone's not returning
her pages.

That is because someone
has been below deck.

Got a lot of smudges,

but decent partial.

Is it Gwen Creighton's?

Nope. Ran it through all
the databases, nothing popped.

What about the cruise
line's employee manifest?

Good call.

KAYLE:
What kind of
entertainer?

Every cruise has one.
I read the manifest.

He's a magician.

Our murder victim was
worth a fortune.

Looks like Mr. Judd
made it disappear.

DUQUESNE:
So, you're a magician?

Yeah, and no stage.

My magic's up
close and personal.

So that's how you got
Gwen Creighton's ID card?

The wife of the guy
who went overboard?

Yeah.

Every cruise,

there's some woman who
flashes you the eyes,

and you just know she'll
be fun to work with.

Gwen was here,
a little lit up,

friendly.

And you took advantage of that.

I entertained her.

Nothing here, right?

Nope.

Is this your room key?

( laughing ):
Oh, my God.

You can keep searching me,
if you want.

She wanted me to go back
to her room with her.

Instead, you went back alone.

Why would I do that?

To take the 70 grand
that she had in her safe.

That's absurd.

Look, you can search
me if you want.

I'd rather check your kit.

Go ahead.

Hmm.

Abracadabra.

So I lifted the card.

She kept bragging about all
the money she had in the safe.

Said her family was
out for the night.

And you thought
you'd up your salary.

Hey.

Hey, hey, who...?

That's the last
I saw of him.

I swear I
didn't kill him.

I went right back to
her and slipped the
card into her purse.

You know, I'm afraid
it just doesn't mean very much

coming from a guy who
deceives people for a living.

VALERA:
Hey, I heard you guys
found the 70 grand.

WOLFE:
Yeah, we did.

So Trace said they
sent you the glass

from Mike Harris's
room. What's up?

Yeah, they said
there may have been biologicals

in addition to the diazepam.

And?
They were right.

Found desiccated
cranial epithelials

on the edge of the glass.

Dandruff?

And DNA matches one

of the elimination samples
you got off the ship.

Mandy Creighton.

Do you really think
the victim's

own stepdaughter drugged him?

So I slipped a sleeping thing
in his drink.

It's no big deal.

He's dead now.

It's a very big deal.

Yeah, I know.

Look, I know that this is gonna
sound lame, but I was

really happy
for my mom.

I-I don't want her
to be alone.

Then why did
you drug Mike?
I just...

I didn't want to spend
my last night

on the ship with him.

So you knocked him out?

It was my only way
that I could spend time...

...with other people.

Who were you with, Mandy?

I don't want him
to lose his job.

I think you need to worry
about yourself right now.

All right.

I met Keith the very first day.

Keith Murray. The first mate?

Yeah.

There you go.

Thank you.

My pleasure.

Anything else
I could do for you?

We said that-that we'd meet
on the deck

to say good-bye
that morning.

But then your new
stepdad caught you.

Almost.

Oh, my God,
that's my stepdad.

How did he find us?

It's okay.

I'll take care of it.
Go up there.

Was Keith the one who gave
you the diazepam, too?

Yeah, but,

they get to keep whatever
passengers leave behind.

It's not illegal.

But murder is, Mandy.

So, I was... I
was with her.

Why would I want to
kill her stepfather?

'Cause he caught you
with his 16-year-old daughter.

All right, all right.

Uh... things did happen
a little different.

I'm listening.

Um, Mike was pissed.

And I didn't want him
to see me with Mandy.

So you roughed him up.

No. I tried to get
him to calm down,

and point him in
the right direction.

Away from you and Mandy.

Look, I...

I left right after he did.

She's 16 years old.

Okay.

Okay, that's all it took for me

to come to my senses.

It's against the rules
for us to get involved
with the guests.

Keith, you don't seem concerned
about the rules.

I don't want to lose my job.

Hmm.

You know, right now, my friend,

that is the least
of your problems.

All right. Thanks.

Damn it.

That's never a good sign.

Rebecca Farraday's
a Miami native,

so I contacted
her family,

checked the local
hospitals, morgues.

Nothing.

What about the ship?

Searched all
the common areas,

ship's quarters,
you name it.

That girl is not
on the boat.

You checked everything?

Unless I don't know the
meaning of the word.

Checked the bilge,
septic tanks, garbage room?

Why would she be
in the garbage?

Cause that's the only place
you didn't check, Tripp.

Come on,
come with me, let's go.
Jessop?

Sir?

I got a job for you.

Yeah. Come on, Jessop, let's go.

It's a nice move,
Frank. Okay.

Delko?

Yeah?

Am I being punished?

What do you mean?

Because

I said something
to Horatio about...

your interrogation
techniques.

You have a guilty conscience,
Jessop?

Never asked me to work
anything else with you before.

I didn't ask you to
work this, either.

Tripp did.

Still.

This is feeling like
a bit of a message.

Well, it is.

Really?

Yeah. Message is,
I have confidence

that you can do the work.

Got it.

Delko.

Can tell us two things.

What's that?

Well, I think you just
found Rebecca Farraday.

And she was definitely murdered.

How do you know that?

Ligature marks
on her neck.

She was strangled.

So Eric, What was used to strangle Rebecca?

Well, whatever it was,

it left a deep impression
but no obvious pattern.

So it wasn't a rope.
No.

I'm thinking a belt.

You see this indentation here?

It looks like
it's from a small buckle.

An adjustment clasp.

Yeah, like on a strap
from a camera.

No, binoculars.

CAPTAIN:
Welcome aboard, sir,
enjoy your trip.

Welcome, young lady.

Please, thank
you for coming.

Welcome aboard, sir.

Thank you, ma'am, thank
you for coming aboard.

Welcome. You're going to have
a great trip ahead of you.

Thank you for coming.

Welc...

Captain?
( sighs )

Lieutenant,
I'm working.

You can contact the
ship's legal counsel.

You are relieved of command,
effective immediately, Captain.

What?

DELKO:
A warrant got us into your
quarters, where we found these.

Take a look at that.

That strap was used
to strangle Rebecca Farraday.

A lot of people have
the same binoculars,

especially on a cruise.

But not every one of them
has a DNA match to the victim.

Officer.

Miss Farraday was
running around bleeding.

I tried to calm her down,
but she was delirious.

She left the infirmary.

She was endangering
the entire ship.

So you neutralized the threat.

You would have done exactly
the same thing, Lieutenant.

She was infected
with avian flu.

She was misdiagnosed.

I had to make
a split-second decision.

There were 2,000
lives to protect.

Along with your reputation,
Captain.

I have been a sea
captain for 20 years.

Well, consider this
a career change.

Take him.

CAPTAIN:
Wait a minute.

WOLFE:
Hey, Alexx, we got your page.

What's the 911?

Yeah. You and Calleigh
have a job to do.

I work in a morgue.

If I say something
smells...

...it smells.

Well, what is that?

The rest of the contents
from the shark's stomach.

And, guys, I need
this room back ASAP.

Okay, we'll get it logged.

Wait, hold on,
but we got Mike's leg.

Anything that touches the body
is evidence.

Ryan, honey,
procrastinating

is only going to
prolong the agony.

That looks like it was ripped
off something.

I've seen it before.

Mandy's dress.

We just found out
who killed Mike.

Mandy, would you
remove your cover-up, please?

Why?

Remove your cover-up.

Mike scratched you
when you pushed him

off the ledge, didn't he?

No, the ship
has a rock wall.

I was rock climbing.

Mandy, it's too late.

Why don't you just tell me
what happened?

Mike ruined everything.

Is it because
he caught you with Keith?

Did you know that this is
my mom's fifth marriage?

She said that
this trip

was "for us."

Our chance to finally
spend some time together.

But she met Mike,
and she married him.

Every three years,
it is a different guy

wanting me to him "Dad."

They don't care about me.

They just want me
out of the way

so that they can
sleep with my mom.

You know, Mandy,
I think it's entirely possible

that Mike did want
to get to know you.

I mean, isn't that why
you had to drug him?

Yeah, well, I didn't want
to get to know him.

I thought we were going
to the show, Mandy.

I hate you!

I hate you!

You ruined everything!

Mandy! ( grunts )

I hate you!

Mandy, no!

I didn't mean
for this to happen.

I didn't plan on it.

I know you didn't.

I just didn't want
to lose my mom again.

Why am I not enough for her?

I don't know.

I wish I did.

There she is.

Hi.

Are you okay?

I just want to be
clear about something.

Go ahead.

Last week, during
my treatment,

you said you were
there for me.

Right.

What does that mean?

I, um, I thought we agreed

that we would do
whatever we wanted.

Does that...

Does that include marriage?

It does.

It does.