All language subtitles for CSI.Miami.S02E03.720p.WEB-HD.x264.325MB-Pahe.in.srt - eng(3)

( soft crackling )

( crackling continues )

( screaming )

By the way,
I thought Eric had the call-out.

He got caught in traffic.

Just him?

Look at this place.

They should fire
their decorator.

It's South Beach.

It could have been
the way they wanted it.

Mm, I smell decomp.

Yeah, neighbor thought
it was from the pipes

till a couple hundred
maggots fell on his head.

First Officer
pronounced 0800.

We got ten dollars,
credit cards.

ID says her name's

Peg Donovan, but
the condo owner says
this unit's vacant.

Peg Donovan
from Miami Shores.

That's over ten miles
from here.

Alexx, what do we have?

WOODS:
Massive head trauma.

Pronounced ecchymosis.

Probably blunt force.

The flies didn't waste
any time, did they?

Hmm, based on the life cycle
of these blowflies,

she's been here over 72 hours.

72 hours.

So she's been here
since Monday.

Her corneas aren't clouded.

Beautiful green eyes.

Okay, Alexx, wait a second.

Shouldn't those be clouded?

Liver temp
will give us a closer TOD.

Hang on a second.

This woman
has perspiration on her.

Check her.

Oh, my God.

Alexx, she's still alive.

* Yeah!

Captioning sponsored by
CBS, C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS

Captioning sponsored by
CBS, C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS

* We don't get fooled again

* Don't get fooled again

* No, no!

Peg, my name is
Lieutenant Horatio Caine.

You're all right
now. You're safe.

Lieutenant,
she's unconscious.

That doesn't matter. Peg,
I want you to take care.

Horatio.
Yeah?

Alexx gave me Peg's bag,
and I found these on the inside.

Okay, so we've got some
O.C. spray, a whistle
and a switchblade.

Self-defense
and self-preservation.

We all know
what that means.

It means she's
a rape victim.

Two times a victim.

If she doesn't have bad luck,
she's got no luck at all.

You know what?
Nobody could be this unlucky.

What are you saying,
this isn't random?

Somebody wants us
to think it is.

And nobody knows
she survived, right?

I want to play this as a murder.

All right,
I'll let people know.
Okay.

So, I missed
all the excitement, huh?

A thousand bodies under my belt,
and I don't notice a live one.

The first officer didn't either.

I mean, who can blame him?

The place smells like decomp.

Covered in maggots.

I'm an MD.

I'm trained
to know the difference.

All right, Doc,

how do you explain the smell?

It's from the blood pool,
not from tissue decaying.

Girl's wound
was clean as a whistle.

Technical term
is "maggot debridement."

Flies are always first
witness to a crime.

Smell blood
from a mile away.

So, the flies lay eggs
in her exposed wound?

Which hatched
into maggots.

Maggots ate the
necrotic tissue,

killing any bacteria,
preventing an infection.

So, the maggots kept her alive.

I'll get this

to our entomologist,
get us a timeline.

This wood should help.

It was delivered
four days ago.

And the spatter indicates
that it was delivered

prior to the attack.

Hey, thanks for the head start.

Lieutenant Caine?
Yeah?

You, uh, wanted her clothes
for your investigation?

Yes, thank you, Doctor.

Doctor, were there any
physical findings?

Her skull is fractured.

She's got subdural hematoma
and cerebral edema,

but, uh, no,
no evidence of rape.

What are her chances
realistically?

Well, the swelling in her brain
goes down, she might be okay.

I told her she'd
pull through.

The AMA

doesn't advertise it,
Lieutenant,

but, uh, sometimes a patient
just hearing it can make it so.

All right, thank you.

This Kleenex
is good for DNA.

There's got to be ten
different shoe patterns here.

I say photo them all
and sort them out later.

I think this one
gave me a bonus.

Well, I don't need a scope

to see that there's
a chunk of scalp here.

Hundred pounds per square inch
to do that.

Hey, look at that.

Looks like the weapon
hit the ceiling.

So a 2 x 4-- construction site.

It's a weapon of opportunity.

So, our prior
rape victim

goes to a deserted
construction site,

is beaten and left for dead.

There's no evidence that she
was taken here against her will.

I think she had to have come
with someone she trusted.

Buenas dias.

Hello.

Do you have a whereabouts
on Detective Hagen?

He's running down
the condo owner.

Called ahead.

Said you wanted
to run Peg Donovan
through the database.

Yeah, that's right. We believe
she was a rape victim.

You mean, in the past?

Mm-hmm.

Well, then
she should be in here.

Nothing locally.

Try statewide
and adjacent states, please.

Georgia.

January 1.

I remember
this case.

Miami coed at a bowl game,
Southern Georgia.

Raped January 1
by one Mason Shaw.

Mason Shaw was
convicted October 3,

remanded to South Georgia
Correctional Facility.

15 years is a long time.

When is Mason
eligible for parole?

Well, he had

his first hearing October 2000.

Parole denied.

Parole denied.

Okay, when's his next hearing?

October 2003--
this month.

This month.

Did we just find our motive?

What are you thinking?

Here's what
I'm thinking.

Somehow, Peg... Peg is involved
in these hearings.

Hey, Calleigh.
Hey.

Hey, listen, thanks
for taking that DB call

out at that condo.

I really appreciate it.
Sure.

You know how traffic's
a bitch

getting over to Biscayne.

Yeah. People say.

Everything go okay?

Uh, let's see.

We may have a timeline
off some wood,

got some shoe prints,

possible DNA off of Kleenex...

Oh, and

the dead girl wasn't dead.

What?

No, she was hanging on
by a thread.

You're kidding.

Where is she?

Over at Grace Memorial.

By the grace of God,
I might add.

( tuneless whistling )

All righty.

Appreciate the help.

Anything else you
need, Lieutenant,

you just let me know.

Thank you,
Sergeant.

Notice how he tilts
his head to the left?

That guy's
stone deaf

in his right ear.

Too vain
to wear his hearing aid.

That guy behind
the glass--

he's into his
bookie for a grand.

The one next
to him--

his wife's banging his brother.

Family scandal.

Who else
do you want to know about?

I would like

to know about you, Mr. Shaw.

Now, Mr. Conroy

of the parole board tells me

you have a very,
very big hearing tomorrow.

Got a good feeling about it.

Very good.

It's important to be confident.

How do you feel
about Peg Donovan?

Peg Donovan-- I understand

that she was at your hearing
three years ago,

and her testimony, her testimony
kept you behind bars.

Yeah.

I hear she's not going
to make it this time.

That is quite true.

Someone...

Someone beat her to death
in Miami.

Tough break.

Yes, it was.

Were you involved, Mr. Shaw?

( chuckling )

It's not possible, man.

Look at me.

I'm behind bars.

Why would that stop
a smart guy like you?

Prove it.

Working on it.

Listen, I'm going to run down
our rapist's cell mates,

phone records and visitors.

See what he's got
in his back pocket.

DUQUESNE:
Okay, I've got
some shoe prints

that might be able to help us.

I'll show you when you get back.

I'm not coming back
any time soon.

You're not?

Tomorrow is Shaw's
parole hearing.

If it goes his way,
they're going

to crack those gates
immediately.

Yeah, and you want to be there.

With enough evidence
to put him right back in.

Okay. Working as fast as we can.

Take care.

Drying out Peg's clothes?

Well, I can't process
the evidence unless I do.

Weren't you supposed to be
in court on that quadruple?

A continuance.

I looked up the file
on Peg Donovan's rape case

from nine years ago.

And this Shaw--
he didn't just rape her.

He broke both of her arms,

and she crawled out
to the motel hall

where the maid found her,

her eye hanging out
of its socket.

A tough girl.

Yeah.

You know I flaked out
on the crime scene, right?

Yeah, but, you know, you called,
and Calleigh covered,

so it worked out.

Yeah, but if Calleigh
hadn't covered,

and it's up to me,
I mean, she might have died.

Then I guess it's a good thing
it wasn't up to you.

I mean, what do you
want me to say?

Every day is
like a surprise party with you.

Here.

So is Calleigh
mad at you?

I don't know.

I can't tell.

Well, then, she's
probably mad at you.

Hi.

Got a bad
guy in there?

Maybe.

Do you ever knock?

You don't like
guys who knock.

I've got three
unidentified heel prints

with a distinct chevron pattern.

I'm just waiting to see
what the database comes up with.

Would you stop staring at me?

( beeping )

Grip Tread 2000.

That should help.

Well, not really.

It's actually as common
as a cold.

So this heel gives us nothing?

Only class characteristics,

but the dirt I've recovered
may give us more.

Do you have something
of your own, Detective?

Oh, yeah.

It seems, our victim was
a prisoner in her own home.

Worked there,
lived there.

Never ventured out.

Except to this place.

Three blocks from
the crime scene.

That's great.

Okay, I'll drop this off
by Trace on our way out

and have Speedle run it.

Ms. Arthur?

We spoke on the phone
about Peg Donovan.

IDs, please.

Was Peg Donovan a regular?

Never misses. Missed.

HAGEN:
We think

she was killed after
the meeting Monday night.

Do you document
who attends?

No. It's too confrontational
for some of our members.

Anyone new join the group
recently?

One woman. Didn't get her name.

She did participate
in the, uh, fast defense

training class that I teach.

The one
with the ammo guy suit.

The ammo guy suit?

Technical name,
like the Michelin man.

This new woman--
she volunteered to

play my "victim."

I started the demonstration,
she freaked.

Said it was too soon.

Too soon?

Since her attack.

Peg tried to calm her down.

In fact,

they left together.

Well, that makes this lady

the closest thing
to a bad guy we got.

Would you mind getting

the ammo
guy suit?

We might be able to
get DNA off of it.

It's in the back.

( chains jangling )

You still here, Caine?

Hey, no talking in line

on the chain gang.

Hey, you want a picture, Caine?

One more day,
and I wake up,

and I'm out of here.

You sure about that?

Hey, move it!

Visitors log you wanted.

Great.

It only went back
six months.

Thank you.

Hey, it's me. Listen,
Macon County is about

to send us the transcript
and the court records

for Shaw's '94 rape case.

Here to Miami?

Yeah. They will only send it
to my official address.

Here's what I need--
the original court reporter,

witnesses and jury members.

Anybody connected to the trial.

You have a suspect in mind.

Yeah, I do.

Got the DNA results
on the Kleenex from the condo.

No match to
the victim.

Okay.

But it did match the DNA
of the self-defense suit.

Okay, so the mystery woman was
at the scene of the crime.

That's good,
but she's still a mystery woman.

I'm just saying.

Not a mystery woman for long.

Horatio checked
Shaw's visitor list.

Lawyer, family,

and no less
than eight women

who visit
him regularly.

That is so weird

how certain women seek out
criminal celebrity.

Were you able to get any
of the groupies?

Only need one.

Crystal Sherwood.

Guess how
she met Shaw.

Well, just when I think
I've seen everything.

According to our records,

you visit Mason Shaw
in prison every week.

I feel bad for him.

Losing everything.

His wife walked out on him.

He missed seeing his son
grow up.

DUQUESNE:
Did your sympathy

for Mason Shaw begin during

or after you served
as a juror on his trial?

How did you... ?

Court records, visitor logs.

Mason Shaw and I fell in love
after his trial.

HAGEN:
He was working you

from the defense table.

Guys like that always do.

Mason's a sensitive guy.

A very sensitive guy.

DUQUESNE:
Yes, he's

so sensitive, in fact,

that he had Peg Donovan killed

so she couldn't appear
at his parole hearing tomorrow.

What? She's... ?

HAGEN:
That's right.

The leader of the rape support
group ID'd you from a photo.

You impersonated a rape victim
to snare Peg.

You were the last person
she was seen with.

I don't know why I got so weird.

Rape is over in a moment.

Memories last a lifetime.

You want to go grab some coffee?

Talk?

Okay.

And I think we both know
that sample you just gave us

is going to place you
at the crime scene.

When you showed her your place,
Peg Donovan's antenna

must have gone up.

I'm remodeling.

Security.

I just took her there
and left.

Somebody used a 2 x 4 on her.

Not me, I swear.

Could you stand up?

Why, what's going on?

Going to find out
if you're telling the truth.

MAN:
You do know I had to destroy

the pattern
to identify

the components
in the soil.

You're already
making excuses?

I think it's all right,

'cause we're all
on the same team.

Hey, did you find anything
instructive

in the dirt from the boot?

Clay, hay,
excrement and...

Onion.

Well, Yellow Granex type F
hybrid onion, to be specific.

Horse skat and common
supermarket onions.

That's what you got?

Turns out they're not so common.

Sucrose at high
concentrations.

Vidalia onions.

Vidalia onions.

There's only one place
in the world they grow--

the southern counties
of the state of Georgia.

That's where our suspect's
incarcerated.

Bailey?

Nice boots.

They're prison issue.

Yeah, so I've
been told.

I also heard you're the
only CO to be on the

Equestrian patrol.

So?

Ever been to Miami?

No.

Well, your boots
say different, fella.

You're coming with me.

CAINE:
Now you, my friend,

broke the cardinal rule,
didn't you?

What rule?

Mm...

Never--
and I mean never--

let an inmate
know anything about you.

That rule.

I don't fraternize with inmates.

Really?

I hear, Roy, that your wife
is expecting twins.

That must've been a shock.

What is...?

Well, how do you know...?

I heard it from Shaw.

Well, I never told Shaw nothing.

( light applause )

Did you kill Peg Donovan?

Who?

Come on, Roy, come on.

This is a private prison
with no training, less salary.

You are vulnerable
in this area.

You have motive.

Look, I told you,

I ain't never been to Miami,
and I was fishing on Monday.

All right,
here's what we're going to do.

You're going to let me
look at your bank deposits,

and I may believe you.

My bank deposits?
Yes.

I want to see if you're
supplementing your income.

Well, I think you're going to
have to get a warrant for that.

Minutes away, Roy.

Minutes away.

Recognize him?

He's one of the guards
from Mason's prison.

We found his boot prints
at the crime scene.

Now, is he the one
that met you there?

Did he beat Peg
with a 2 x 4?

I told you,

I didn't even know
someone was there.

I locked her in and I left.

That's all Mason asked me to do.

( door closes )

( pounds on door )

I didn't know
someone was going to kill her.

CAINE:
Speed, it's H.

SPEEDLE ( on phone ):
Hey.

Now, listen,
Shaw has an 18-year-old son

who just stop visiting
about a month ago.

Were you able to see him?

No. He's a freshman

at the University of Miami.

Go get in his face, will ya?

All right, I'll take a uniform.

( machine whining )

( loud thud )

( grunts )

( grunts )

( grunts )

( machine whines )

( machine whines )

( grunts )

You Chuck Shaw?

Yeah, I got
ten minutes left, man.

( grunts )

Well, maybe you can
get your money back.

( machine whines )

( ball hits fence )

( machine whines )

What do you want?

Have you seen
Peg Donovan lately?

I called her a few times.

Is that
why you came down to Miami?

No.

I got a scholarship.

Academic.

Marine Biology.

When's the last time
you saw Peg?

Never.

I told you, I phoned her.

My father's parole
hearing is coming up,

and I asked her to go easy.

Shook things up

last time she testified, huh?

She told that story again.

Those lies...

about how my father raped her.

Lies?

I know my dad cheated on my mom,

but it wasn't rape.

It was just sex.

Hey, Chuck, do you have a...
an allergy?

It's poison oak.

It's pretty hard
to get that

down in Miami.

It's really humid.

You want to try again?

( laughs )

I don't remember.

You know, it's all...
it's all over your face

but it's not on your eyes.

Mind if I take a sample of that?

Go ahead.

Okay, the burn on your face
is from pepper spray.

Found 15% oleoresin capsicum,
which is identical

to Peg Donovan's pepper spray
so...

you attacked her.

No.

Well, do you want
to explain that?

She was, uh, taking out
the trash last week.

I, uh, walked up to her,

told her to stop lying
about my dad.

Hey. Why would you want
to do that to my fath...?

( screaming )

She just started
freaking out...

spraying me,
so, I ran.

( chuckles softly )

That crazy bitch.

( sighs )

She ruined my whole family.

How old were you when, uh,
your dad was arrested, nine?

Eight.

You should
take a look at something.

Those are photos
of Peg's sexual assault

and the files
related to the case.

I want you to look at those,
and I want you to tell me

that you think
that's consensual sex.

Hi. I'm Calleigh Duquesne.

Miami-Dade, CSI.

Your doctors told us
that you were awake.

Do you think you're up to
looking at some pictures?

It's Crystal.

She took me
to her place.

Locked me in.

Crystal, open the door!
( pounding on door )

We believe
the person that assaulted you

may have been waiting inside.

Do you think
you can look at one more?

I didn't see anyone.

It was... it was dark inside.

Sorry.

It's all right.

Are you okay?

I'm supposed to be somewhere.

I just can't remember where.

( rustling )

You finished?

My crime scene reconstruction

indicates
that you were tall enough

to swing that 2 x 4
to kill Peg Donovan.

I didn't.

I know.

Homicide just found out
you were out on a boat

at the time of the murder.

Marine Biology trip.

I think my dad's playing me.

Totally fronting.

He set me up.

I... I think
I might have paid for it.

What are you talking about?

Peg Donovan's murder.

My...

dad said if I... if I brought
him a-a little money every week,

it would help...
keep these guys off him

and pay for his protection.

All through high school,
I-I brought him money.

Prisoners aren't allowed
to handle money.

I know.

I gave it to a C.O.
to pass to my dad.

I think his name was, uh...

Bailey?

Now you can collect this
when you leave.

How'd you know?

My boss.

I just wanted to help my dad.

I didn't know
it was to kill her.

I swear.

RADIO DJ:
...and we're expecting

temperatures in the high 90's
with 94% humidity.

You're listening to WPCH,
the peach of Georgia radio.

Now we'll hear
from Merle Haggard

and the Bakersfield Strangers

playing
their hit rendition of...

You want me to push
his hearing back?

Just until I can get
my evidence together.

A parole hearing is to ascertain
whether the man has paid

his debt to society.

It is not to prosecute him
for a second, alleged attack.

Okay, I
understand that,

but I can't file
the new case yet.

Drag your heels.

The State of Georgia
doesn't cotton

to dragging its heels

for the State
of New Jersey.

I'm sorry, the State of Florida.

So what you're telling me
is that you're comfortable

putting a violent sex offender
back out on the street.

If the Board so determines.

But you're a senior
member of the Board.

You can make
this happen.

What we have here
is a failure to communicate.

( chuckles )

I always liked that movie.

Mm-hmm. Me, too.

Shaw's hearing is at 4:30 today.

I'll be here.

There's got to be something
that ties this case to Shaw.

We have to go back over
the evidence.

Okay, 2 x 4,

heel print,

clothes...

The Emergency Room is not
the Medical Examiner.

You got Tourette's
or something?

No, look.

When a... when a victim
goes to the morgue,

the ME bags and tags
everything, right?

Fine tooth comb,
'cause it's evidence.

The ER,
on the other hand...
Is only concerned

with saving lives.

They're not concerned
with the evidence.

Exactly,
and the ER doctors at Grace

must have been all over Peg.

Well, her clothes are drying out
in the evidence room.

Yo, check this out.

Cell phone.

Emergent situation.

Yeah, the ER nurses must
have hid it in there

to keep it from getting lost.

Check the history.

( beeping )
Yep.

Here we got a 9-1-1 call

made 9:44 on Monday night.

Well, that makes sense.

I would use a phone
over pepper spray any day.

Yeah, but the PD didn't give us
any tapes from 9-1-1.

Maybe the call
didn't go through.

It had to go through
to be on the call memory.

Well, maybe it got dropped.

Either way, we know what time
the call was made.

Well, let's get the tapes
and see what we can hear.

So dispatch recorded
one 9-1-1 hang-up at 9:44.

Nobody on the other end.

See if there's anything
in the background.

Yeah, let's give it a try.

DISPATCHER:
9-1-1, what's your...

( high-pitched tone )

Ooh.
What was that?

Uh, let me try
to isolate the sound.

( high-pitched tone )

It sounds electronic.

JENSON:
Yeah, 140 decibels.

Probably
radio frequency

interference.

The crime scene was
a construction site.

I didn't see
anything electronic.

Mm, no, maybe it was outside
or next door.

It had
to have been

pretty close to react

with the frequency
in the cell phone.

Okay, how close?

In the room, one or two feet
away from the phone.

Well, she got locked
in the room,

and she grabbed her cell phone
to make the call.

Open the door!

( phone dialing )

I mean, if the
electronic device

was within a foot
of her at that time,

it had to be
on the suspect.

DISPATCHER:
9-1-1, what's your...

( high-pitched tone )

An electronic device?

Interfered with her cell phone.

Okay, cell phone.

What kind of cell phone
exactly?

It's a Medial 100.

Tyler said he can match
the sound

on the tape, if we find
the electronic device

her attacker
was carrying.

Okay, here's
what I want you to do.

Have him get his gear,

and you two get up here
immediately.

Immediately, Eric.

BRENNAN:
They told me
you were looking for me.

( phone beeping )

Yeah, I'm, uh,
I'm having trouble

deciphering
these visitor logs.

See what I can do.

Appreciate it.

BRENNAN:
Let me take a look at these.

New phone, huh?

Yeah, it's, uh...

It has the oddest ring.

Hmm.

You want to hear it?

( high-pitched tone )
Oh... God!

See what I mean?

Here's the bottom line,
Sergeant.

We can prove that your

hearing aid was within
inches of Peg Donovan's

cell phone while
she was being attacked.

I never meant
to hit her that hard.

It was that noise.

DISPATCHER:
9-1-1, what's your...

( high-pitched tone )

Why'd you try
to implicate Bailey?

CAINE:
He tried to implicate

Bailey because he could,
right, Sarge?

I knew Bailey had two days off.

And you had access to his boots.

And you knew he was
taking money from Shaw,

which would make
him the perfect patsy.

Here's the thing
I can't figure out, though.

I can prove
through your bank statements

that you weren't taking money.

So what does
he have on you?

There was this woman.

She was there
on a conjugal.

I guess her old man
couldn't deliver.

( erotic moaning )

I didn't want to lose my job.

See, my... my wife...

Shaw said we'd be even
if I did him a favor.

Shaw said.

Take a look at that.

That was some favor, Sarge.

This meeting of
the Parole Board

is in the, uh...

in the matter of
inmate number 41720.

Welcome back.

It's good
to be here, sir.

Before
we proceed,

Lieutenant Caine
has requested a word.

Thank you.

Mason Shaw,
you're under arrest

for conspiracy
to commit murder,

and the attempted murder

of a witness.

Attempted?

You told me she was dead.

Well, I guess
I misled you,

huh?

How does it feel to
be kept in the dark?

I should have been
apprised of this

before the hearing, Caine.

So I apologize for that,

but that's the problem
with these places-- loose lips.

This is a Notice
of Extradition

signed by the States
Attorney of Florida.

You, my friend,
are about to stand trial.

Get up. Get up.

I'll be acquitted.

You got nothing.

On the contrary.

I have confessions
from every major player,

including your son.

Your son.

You see, Mason,

the problem with
manipulation

is that people can turn on you.

Well, Shaw, this
hearing is over,

and in what may be

the biggest understatement
of my career--

parole denied.

You were the one that found me.

That's right.

That's right.
How you feeling?

Scared.

They told me you got him.

You know what, Peg?

We did.
We got him.

How long do I have?

Peg, he's never getting out.

Ever, no parole.

No parole?

No. Ever.

What?

Don't worry.

It's okay.

Sorry.

There you go.
No big deal.

I'm still scared.

I know. I know.

Captioning sponsored by
CBS, C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS

Captioned by
Media Access Group at WGBH
access.wgbh.org