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Get out of the way!
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Wow, that had to hurt.
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Well, robbery wasn't a motive.
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His eyes took the brunt of the punishment.
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If you can't see, you can't fight back.
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No. But he may have tried.
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Tony Sciarra. From Philadelphia.
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So much for brotherly love.
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4X18: BAD TO THE BONE
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Our victim Tony just checked into the hotel. He hadn't even unpacked.
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He made enemies fast.
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Yeah, old man at the casino, who he knocked down, said the same thing.
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He was hauling ass.
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Why?
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Blood drops are medium to large.Low-velocity spatter.No castoff.
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Maybe he wasn't beaten with a weapon.
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Hand to hand?
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I know this guy's yoked. He's what? 6'2"? 6'3"?
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Size doesn't matter when you're outnumbered.
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Damn.
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Here's our vic. Leaving the floor.
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And the cameras. No eyes in the corridors or the rest rooms.
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Yeah, well, we know where he went.Just show us where he came from,
please.
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Whoa. Whoa. That's good. Start it from right there.
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Did you see that?
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Yeah, the little guy on the right just snaked him.
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You've got to be kidding me. He just did it again.
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Two for two.
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That guy has got stones going after a mark as big as Tony.
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He knows he has backup. Is the third time a charm?
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Yes, it is.
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Busted.
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Accusations from Tony. He's getting hot.
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Some kind of denial from the little guy.
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Tony got worked.Just wanted his money back.
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We're going to need a still of the little guy's face, if you could.
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You got it.
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Fractures to the zygomatic, ethmoidal, nasal bones. Also
the mandible and maxilla.
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- How many teeth did you find at the scene?
- Two.
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He's missing six. I found one in the back of his mouth.
He probably swallowed the other three.
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I'll check his stomach.
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Blood evidence at the scene suggests that his attackers did not use a
weapon.
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Contusions are nondescript. No foreign tool marks.
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Bare knuckles?
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That's what I'm thinking. Multiple blows to the head
produced angular acceleration and deceleration in the brain.
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Twisting of the brain causes the bridging veins to rip. From there it's
all downhill. The axons within the white matter of the brain begin to snap.
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Officially, COD is diffuse axonal injury. Unofficially ...
it's the most brutal beating I've ever seen.
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Neck bruises were made by a left hand?
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What about these bruises?
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Well, there's no defensive wounds on the hands or forearm.
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So I'm guessing it was restrained.Bruises could be
somebody's knees on his chest.
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So a hand on his throat, knees on his chest, his head was butted up
against a wall,
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and all the blows were directed at his face.
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That doesn't leave much room for any other attackers to get
their licks in.
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Maybe there were no other attackers.
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One guy did all this?
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So you're sure this was the man you saw?
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Yes. I was in the bathroom.
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I waited for him to leave. Then I called security.
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Do you see this man now?
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All you have to do is nod.
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Thanks.
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ID's off. We're looking for a blue shirt and jeans.
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He could have ditched the clothes. Let's be smart about this.
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Las Vegas Police. Put your hands behind your head and stand up.
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Come on.
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You're not much of a talker, are you, Walter?
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I'll tell you. You must be a pretty tough guy to take on Tony.
A guy as big as that? He's huge.
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That's his name, you know? Tony Sciarro from Philadelphia.
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Do you know Tony? How come you left his wallet and $500
in chips in his pocket, huh?
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That makes me think that this was about something else.
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Did he ... wrong you in some way? He hurt you?
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Huh?
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Maybe it was just a ... lover's quarrel.
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I'm not soft.
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That's okay. This is Vegas.
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But that's not what we saw on the video.
You're at the crap table.
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You swiped his chips. And then you whispered sweet
nothings in his ear.
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What did you say?
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Give me a reason.
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That a confession?
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No.
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That's what I said.
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That stare doesn't work on me. But save it.
Because they're going to love you in prison.
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Mr. Darian, may I see your fingers?
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Why?
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Well, because you may have evidence underneath the fingernails,
and I'd like to collect it.
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Mr. Darian, do you have a fever?
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Hey! Hey!
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I'll kill you.
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Down. Down.
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Down. Down.
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Jeez.
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You might want to check that.
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I did.
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It's not as bad as it looks.
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It never looks too good when a suspects dies in custody.
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What are you saying, Rory? You'd rather it be one of us?
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No, that's not what I'm saying. If I was here, I'd have
been in there with you, you know that.
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I assume we' re going to come out
looking like the bad guy again.
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You okay?
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I'm fine.
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Nasty. That kind of looks like a hickey
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You want to tell me what got this party started?
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I scraped his nails.
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That's it?
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What was his liver temp?
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101.5.
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He's been dead an hour. That means his body temperature was 103.
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I touched his skin, Catherine.He felt like he was on fire.
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How did Walter Darian even drive this thing?
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Where there's a will, there's a way.
PD found it in the Orpheus parking lot.
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Blue shirt and jeans right on top.
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He didn't even try to hide them.
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Positive for blood. I'll get it to Greg.
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So this scumbag, Walter Darian, he beats a guy to death, goes out to his car, changes
clothes and then goes back into the casino, washes his hands and just gets something to eat.
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Just another day.
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Wow.
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Whoa ... yahtzee.
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Whoa. Must be a few thousand dollars' worth of chips here.
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So, he grifts, but doesn't cash in?
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Maybe it wasn't about the money.
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I got gloves, a t-shirt and a jacket all with the tags
still on them. Maybe he just likes to steal things.
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"Road side diner, Libby." Sara.
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What does that look like to you?
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Burn holes.
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The guy takes on five cops in their house. Makes you wonder what he
might have done to a waitress.
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Didn't get enough of this guy in the interrogation room?
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I have a question.
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Yes?
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Cause of death?
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Well, it wasn't the nightstick action.
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Cardiac arrhythmia. His heart rate increased till he went into
tachycardia. Started throwing PVCs and then v- fib.
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Prior condition?
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Nothing I could find. The guy had a big heart-550 grams-- but
otherwise healthy.
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This guy was pumped up before the fight. White knuckles,
veins popping.
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Well, he could have been on something -- tox is pending --
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but there were no observable effects of long-term drug abuse.
No atrophy, cirrhosis,tissue necrosis.I checked all the hot spots.
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He had a temperature of 103 when he died.
Any pathology to explain that?
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The organs showed no sign of infection or disease.
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So there was nothing wrong with this guy.
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Well, I'll send a tissue sample to histology, but 98.6 is just an
average.Some people run hot.
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See, during questioning, your brother became a little ...
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unruly, and, uh... so for their own safety, the officers had no choice but to
use force.
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At which point ...
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I've heard enough.
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Ms. Darian, it's very important that you understand the
situation here.
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I do.
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Walter was killed in police custody.
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Uh, let me introduce Gil Grissom from the crime lab.
This is Beth Darian, the ...
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I was in the room with your brother.
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Was that how he touched your life?
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The autopsy concluded that your brother's death was not the result of
the officers' use of force.
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I don't care how he died. I'm just relieved that it's over.
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Walter hurt a lot of people. If you had something he wanted, he
just took it.
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And if you got in his way ... I always kept my distance.
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Ms. Darian, your brother's body temperature was ...
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... hot to the touch? He was always that way, ever since we were
kids.
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I'll have someone from the department contact you, all
right, Ms. Darian?
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Always knew that Walter would end up in jail or dead.
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I'm sorry.
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Gris, what are you hoping to find here?
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Walter Darian lived here. He owned the place.
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Well, Greg ran the DNA.The blood on Walter's clothes is a match to Tony. The
hair in Tony's hands is a match to Walter's.This case is closed, isn't it?
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That case is closed.
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We can't prosecute a dead man.
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"The evil men do lives after them. The good is oft interred with
their bones.
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Shakespeare?
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Julius Caesar.
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This guy never threw anything away. You think he had a major
case of OCD?
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Well ... if Walter viewed his world as a threatening place, according to the
shrinks, the hoarding of useless objects may have made him feel safe and secure.
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Yeah, well, in the real world, Walter's the threat.
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Guess he didn't like what he saw.
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Hey, Grissom.
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This doesn't look like a patio.
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Libby ... Libby ... oh, yeah, dish girl.
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She have a last name?
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Sure, she does, but I don't know it.
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When's the last time you saw her?
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Eight years ago. The kid had no chops.
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Ouch!
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Burned herself real good.
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That was her first and last day.
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We need an ID. Is there any chance you still have a W2 lying around or a
copy of her driver's license?
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Girl wasn't here long enough to refill the coffee pot, let alone sign
anything.
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I don't know where she came from, don't know where she went.
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What about this guy? You ever see him with Libby?
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I ain't gettin' nothin'.
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Sorry. Order's up.
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Only one thing makes that sound.
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Well ... I guess there was no more room at the inn.
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It's a wedding band.
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You think this is the waitress Nick and Sara are looking for?
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Well, there's no clothing left. The wedding band could be either/or.
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There's nothing gender-specific yet.
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Next to no tissue. No hairs at all. To get the bones, what do you
think, Grissom? Been down here at least three years?
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No, it's probably more than three years.
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You're kidding me, right?
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Well, the rule of thumb is if the skull smells bad, it's usually under
three years. This one smells like dirt.
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There's something under the pelvic bone.
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Possible murder weapon.
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You think we could still get any DNA off of it?
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Any blood's been exposed to the elements longer than the inside of
these bones
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There's no skin, clothing or tissue to protect it.
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Doesn't fit. Walter was a fighter. Used his fists, not knives, you
know?
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Well, we haven't known him that long.
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Forehead's upright, smooth. Mandible's small. Lower face narrow.
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Female traits.
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Yeah. Pelvis confirms it. It's wide for the birth canal. No pits in
the pubic bone -- she never gave birth.
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What about her race?
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Zygomatic bones retreat, slant back. Nasal opening's long and narrow.
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Caucasian.
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Mm. Around 5'4". I estimated her height from the length of the
femur.
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How old are we talking?
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Well ... third molars haven't erupted. No wisdom teeth.
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So that would put her in her late teens, early 20s.
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Eh, it's a safe estimate.
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Cause of death?
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Strangulation. Fracture to the hyoid bone.
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What about these right here?
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Fractures to the zygomatic bone and maxilla ... also the left ulna ...
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but no tool marks on any of the bones.
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So maybe she was punched in the face and tried to shield herself?
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Yeah. Walter Darian strangled a female Caucasian, 5'4", around 20
years old.
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Yeah, but is it our missing waitress?
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Well, I, uh, did dental charts, x-rays. David's off and running with
'em now.
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I also excised a portion of the femur, scraped a tissue sample from
inside the pelvis, and yanked a molar.
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If there's any usable DNA left, that's where it'll be.
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Okay.
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How'd you know there was another body at that motel?
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I didn't.
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Tox and histology results came back on Walter Darian. Negative across
the board. No drugs, no diseases.
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I don't get it. The guy was 38 years old,and this was his first arrest
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And you're wondering what he'd been doing all his life.
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Willows
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Why don't you hold that thought until later?
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Sorry. A new friend.
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Congratulations.
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Got time for something a little weird?
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I recovered DNA from your Jane Doe skeleton. Clean samples from the
molar and femur ...
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but no hits in CODIS.
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So Jane Doe was never reported missing.
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Apparently not. I also pulled DNA from the pelvic sample. A mixture:
Foreign DNA from a male.
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Walter Darian.
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No. That's where it gets weird.
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The foreign DNA was homozygous. Hit all 13 loci. One peep per marker.
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Shared alleles, so it was either a father or a son.
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According to the autopsy, she never gave birth.
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So it was a father.
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Okay, so how'd it get there? The tissue was from inside the pelvis,
so even if daddy's blood or semen got on her clothes or skin,
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it never would've survived being in the ground all that time.
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So there has to be an additional biological source, 'cause there was
no one else in that grave.
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That's all I got. No name, no tissue, no hair.
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I like a challenge.
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Pull up the standard tissue thickness scale for female American
caucasoids. Use the normal figures.
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Apply the midline measurements. Good. Now the bilateral.
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That's the blueprint.
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Mm-hmm.
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Okay, you can take this.
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Long skull. Prominent nose and chin.
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Maybe nordic descent. That means ... light complexion, hair ... and
... blue-green eyes.
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Warrick.
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These have got to be maternity clothes.
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"And baby makes three."
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Her name's not Libby.
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Dental records confirm our Jane Doe was Marissa Cleary.
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Which leaves our missing waitress Libby still unaccounted for.
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The foreign DNA in her pelvis wasn't from her father. It was from
her son.
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There was no evidence of a fetus or a baby in that grave. She never
gave birth.
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Not through her birth canal. There's other ways to deliver a baby.
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Well, that might explain the hunting knife we found.
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The umbilical cord contains fetal DNA.
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Walter Darian never threw anything out ... So where'd the baby go?
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Eight years. I never thought she was dead. I wondered where she
was, at she was doing with her life.
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What my kid was like.
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Mr. Cleary, we haven't found any evidence to suggest that your son...
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My son? You mean it was a boy?
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Yes.
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Well, can I see him? Is he dead, too?
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We don't know.
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Marissa and I had only been seeing each other for a few months,
and everything was great. And then she got pregnant, so we got married.
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And all of a sudden, she hates me, I hate her.
All we did was fight.Then she calls me one night at work.
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You don't want me in your life, fine.I'm gone!
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Good! It's the best news I've heard all year.
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That was the last time we spoke.
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And you never reported her missing?
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I didn't think she was.I was 19. Barely out of high school.
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Last thing you needed was a family.
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She was in her ninth month when she split. I thought she'd cool
off in a couple of days, come back, we would work things out.
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But then I got this.
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You're not who I thought you were.You don't want me.
You don't want this baby. We don't want you. Marissa."
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All right, you see the long legs she gives to her "M," and how it
stands alone?
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Mm-hmm.
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Now look at the Dear John letter. This is not Marissa's
signature ... just a quick and dirty forgery.
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My money's on Walter.
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Well, I can't tell you anything without an exemplar.
297
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Yeah, well, Warrick's going through his stuff now.
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From what I hear, that's going to take a while.
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So, what about this text?
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Uh, not typed - printed uh, off an inkjet, and so far, all of
Walter's accumulated printers are dot matrix. No match.
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Warrick found a baseball cap in Walter's motel. Yielded a blond hair. DNA was still
good, which means the hair was no more than a few years old. It was Marissa's son.
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So, he'd be eight now. Assuming he's still alive.
303
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Hey, guys, I've been working on that John Doe envelope. The postmark was
Henderson.
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The Bates Motel is in Sloan. Why would Walter go that far out of
his way to mail a letter?
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He wouldn't.
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Well, I moved to Henderson to get away from Walter. I stayed out
of his life, hoping he'd stay out of mine.
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Didn't matter that I was his sister.He treated me like he did everybody else.
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Do you recognize this woman?
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No.Who is she?
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Her name is Marissa Cleary. We believe she was a guest in your
brother's motel eight years ago.
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He killed her, didn't he?
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We think so.
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Oh, I wonder what she did to set him off.
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I don't know. I'm sure it wasn't much.
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You don't want me in your life. Fine.
I'm gone!Good! It's the best news I've heard all year.
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Shut up! Shut up. Damn it!
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He could always find an excuse for anything that he did.
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Are we keeping you from something?
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No. It makes me really uncomfortable talking about Walter.
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Did Walter give you those burns?
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No, that was, uh ... an accident on the job many, many years ago.
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When you used to be a waitress, Libby?
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Nobody's called me that in years. How did you know?
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We found your old waitress uniform in Walter's car.
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I, I had that job for one day.I was a lousy waitress.
Why would he keep that?
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Hi, mom.
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Hey, baby.
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Why don't you take your stuff and put it in your room? I'll make
you a snack.
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How old is that little guy?
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He's going to be nine next month.
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You're not his mother.
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I'm the only mother he's ever known. I raised him; I had to.
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Middle of the night, your brother shows up and hands you a baby.
You don't ask any questions. You don't report it.
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Walter said that the mother was a runaway, and that she didn't
want the baby. I took him in. I love him.
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How did Martin get the scar on his forehead?
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I don't know.
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Or you didn't want to know.
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Marissa Cleary didn't sign that note.
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And we don't think Walter wrote it, either.
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I'm not like Walter. When I opened the suitcase, and I saw the
photograph ... I didn't want the father to suffer.
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The suitcase was in Walter's closet.
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I took it back. I didn't want it around me. I knew that he would
never notice.
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Giving me Martin ... was the only good thing that Walter ever did.
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I don't know why he did it.But it wasn't out of the goodness of his heart.
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