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The series was the second spin-off from CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
MIA/NYC Nonstop is the twenty-third episode in Season 2 of the popular American crime drama CSI: Miami and the premiere of the CBS drama CSI: NY. The episode was shown on May 17, 2004.
Plot
After sixteen-year-old Laura Spellman finds the brutally slain bodies of her parents, Horatio vows to personally track down the killer and let Laura know she's safe. A scrap of paper with the lettering from a car rental company leads the CSIs to an important clue: the killer flew in from New York. Determined to keep his promise to Laura, Horatio boards a plane to New York, on the tail of Nick Murdoch, whom he believes is the killer.
New York City CSI Mac Taylor is called to the scene of a murder. An undercover officer has been strangled. The man's identity? Nick Murdoch. Horatio is rather surprised when he arrives and finds his suspect dead. Horatio and Mac quickly figure out that the real killer must have stolen Murdoch's ID. The two CSIs discuss jurisdiction, but Mac cedes it to Horatio.
A partial print at the scene reveals the killer to be an ex-con named Davy Penrod. They track Penrod to his apartment but he manages to escape by jumping off the roof of his building and landing in a dumpster. Horatio finds his plane ticket, with an address written on it. But it's not the Spellman's address--Davy killed the wrong people. His intended target was Michael Hanover, who returned to New York with his wife and son. A visit to the Hanovers' luxury condo proves their luck ran out. Both parents are slain, and the son, Michael Jr. was stabbed but is still alive.
Stella Bonasera takes photos of Michael Jr.'s stab wounds, while medical examiner Sheldon Hawkes tells Mac that Hanover had suffered a heart attack not long before his death. Stage makeup residue on Hanover's clothes leads Horatio and Mac to Renee, Hanover's mistress. However, it seems Renee was also sleeping with Hanover's son. He denies any involvement in his parents' murders, but his stab wounds don't match theirs. He was stabbed with a different knife.
Mac finds the knife in an elevator shaft--along with a tassle. He matches the tassle to the doorman, Kevin Dow. Kevin saved Hanover when he had a heart attack, and Hanover was so grateful that he put Kevin in his will to the tune of one million dollars. Kevin needed the money, and so he hired Penrod to kill Hanover when he went to Miami. When Penrod botched up, he had to kill the couple in New York, and leave a possible suspect to throw the police off the scent: Hanover's son. Penrod is nabbed soon after, and Horatio returns to Miami to tell Laura Spellman she's safe.
Felony Flight is the seventh episode in season 4 of the popular American crime drama CSI: Miami. It originally aired on November 7, 2005. The episode concluded on CSI: NY on November 9, 2005. The CSI: NY portion of the episode was entitled "Manhattan Manhunt".
Plot
Henry Darius (Dale), a convicted serial killer suffering from psychopathy imprisoned in New York, confesses to an unsolved murder and is flown by the Department of Correction to Florida to show detectives where he buried the victim, Lydia Johnson. However, the plane crashes en route to Miami and Darius escapes, killing four people. Detective Mac Taylor of the NYPD's Crime Lab, who put Darius in jail for his previous crimes, travels to Miami to help Horatio and his team of CSIs find Darius before he kills again.
Meanwhile, Darius goes on a killing spree in a University of Miami sorority house. He kills several girls, but when Calleigh arrives on the scene, she finds a survivor in the dryer. The girl tells her that Darius was looking for Alexa Endecott, a wealthy heiress. Horatio and Mac race to Alexa's riding club, but they are too late; Darius has kidnapped Alexa and stolen the security guard's car. Darius later ditches the car, leaving behind a piece of paper which points to the place where the CSIs at last find Lydia Johnson's body.
Later, Alexa calls home saying that she has been kidnapped. Mac recognizes the sound of a horn in the background as the Staten Island Ferry, and deduces that Alexa has been taken to New York. The story concludes in the CSI: NY episode "Manhattan Manhunt".
Manhattan Manhunt is the seventh episode in season 2 of the popular American crime drama CSI: NY. It originally aired on November 9, 2005. The CSI: Miami portion of the episode was entitled Felony Flight and broadcast on November 7, 2005.
Plot
Picking up where Felony Flight left off, escaped psychopathic serial killer Henry Darius (Dale) takes his hostage, wealthy heiress Alexa Endecott, to her apartment in Manhattan, where he forces her to open a family safe. When he sees it is empty, he shoots Alexa and three friends of her younger sister, who were partying downstairs. Mac Taylor recalls that Darius said he was going to "make things right".
It transpires that Alexa's sister Sarah witnessed the crime from the service elevator and then went to school, trying to pretend that it was just a dream. Mac also finds out that the Endecott family doctor, Dr. Miles Feldstein, was also the expert witness at Henry Darius' competency hearing, and the doctor told Darius about the 3 million dollars Alexa would receive on her 21st birthday.
Later, Darius sets up a meeting with Mac on a subway train. He reveals that he cannot control his killer instincts, and wants the CSIs to tell him why he killed his victims. Meanwhile, Stella Bonasera and Horatio Caine track down Albert "Big Al" Grafton, the man who bought the gun used in the murder of Lydia Johnson, for which Darius was convicted. The seller is identified as Vincent "Rosie" Rosetti, a convicted felon hired to threaten Lydia and her husband James, but the gun went off during a struggle and killed Lydia. "Rosie" is arrested and questioned by Stella and Horatio, and is told by Horatio that he will be taken back to Miami and given the death penalty.
Evidence from the biometric lock on the family safe reveals that Sarah Endecott stole the $3 million, and the CSIs track her down to Tiffany's jewellery store, but only find half of the money on her. Mac eventually deduces that Dr. Feldstein's secretary has the money; she convinced Sarah to steal it and split the takings.
Stella has some shocking news from the DNA lab: a comparison of Alexa Endecott and Henry Darius's blood has revealed they're siblings; the two share the same father. Tom Endecott feigns shock but Mac reminds him of a paternity suit lodged against him twenty-three years previously. Meanwhile, Darius has returned to the Endecott apartment and convinces Sarah to let him in, but Mac and Horatio are there to take him into custody. Horatio returns to Miami, first calling Lydia Johnson's son to tell him that his mother's killer has been caught.
In a holding cell, Mac tells Darius that he'll be extradited to Miami, where he will face the death penalty. When Darius dismisses this, flattered at the interest Mac has taken in the case, Mac is disgusted and tells Darius to "rot in hell".
MIA/NYC Nonstop is the twenty-third episode in Season 2 of the popular American crime drama CSI: Miami and the premiere of the CBS drama CSI: NY. The episode was shown on May 17, 2004.
Plot
After sixteen-year-old Laura Spellman finds the brutally slain bodies of her parents, Horatio vows to personally track down the killer and let Laura know she's safe. A scrap of paper with the lettering from a car rental company leads the CSIs to an important clue: the killer flew in from New York. Determined to keep his promise to Laura, Horatio boards a plane to New York, on the tail of Nick Murdoch, whom he believes is the killer.
New York City CSI Mac Taylor is called to the scene of a murder. An undercover officer has been strangled. The man's identity? Nick Murdoch. Horatio is rather surprised when he arrives and finds his suspect dead. Horatio and Mac quickly figure out that the real killer must have stolen Murdoch's ID. The two CSIs discuss jurisdiction, but Mac cedes it to Horatio.
A partial print at the scene reveals the killer to be an ex-con named Davy Penrod. They track Penrod to his apartment but he manages to escape by jumping off the roof of his building and landing in a dumpster. Horatio finds his plane ticket, with an address written on it. But it's not the Spellman's address--Davy killed the wrong people. His intended target was Michael Hanover, who returned to New York with his wife and son. A visit to the Hanovers' luxury condo proves their luck ran out. Both parents are slain, and the son, Michael Jr. was stabbed but is still alive.
Stella Bonasera takes photos of Michael Jr.'s stab wounds, while medical examiner Sheldon Hawkes tells Mac that Hanover had suffered a heart attack not long before his death. Stage makeup residue on Hanover's clothes leads Horatio and Mac to Renee, Hanover's mistress. However, it seems Renee was also sleeping with Hanover's son. He denies any involvement in his parents' murders, but his stab wounds don't match theirs. He was stabbed with a different knife.
Mac finds the knife in an elevator shaft--along with a tassle. He matches the tassle to the doorman, Kevin Dow. Kevin saved Hanover when he had a heart attack, and Hanover was so grateful that he put Kevin in his will to the tune of one million dollars. Kevin needed the money, and so he hired Penrod to kill Hanover when he went to Miami. When Penrod botched up, he had to kill the couple in New York, and leave a possible suspect to throw the police off the scent: Hanover's son. Penrod is nabbed soon after, and Horatio returns to Miami to tell Laura Spellman she's safe.
Felony Flight is the seventh episode in season 4 of the popular American crime drama CSI: Miami. It originally aired on November 7, 2005. The episode concluded on CSI: NY on November 9, 2005. The CSI: NY portion of the episode was entitled "Manhattan Manhunt".
Plot
Henry Darius (Dale), a convicted serial killer suffering from psychopathy imprisoned in New York, confesses to an unsolved murder and is flown by the Department of Correction to Florida to show detectives where he buried the victim, Lydia Johnson. However, the plane crashes en route to Miami and Darius escapes, killing four people. Detective Mac Taylor of the NYPD's Crime Lab, who put Darius in jail for his previous crimes, travels to Miami to help Horatio and his team of CSIs find Darius before he kills again.
Meanwhile, Darius goes on a killing spree in a University of Miami sorority house. He kills several girls, but when Calleigh arrives on the scene, she finds a survivor in the dryer. The girl tells her that Darius was looking for Alexa Endecott, a wealthy heiress. Horatio and Mac race to Alexa's riding club, but they are too late; Darius has kidnapped Alexa and stolen the security guard's car. Darius later ditches the car, leaving behind a piece of paper which points to the place where the CSIs at last find Lydia Johnson's body.
Later, Alexa calls home saying that she has been kidnapped. Mac recognizes the sound of a horn in the background as the Staten Island Ferry, and deduces that Alexa has been taken to New York. The story concludes in the CSI: NY episode "Manhattan Manhunt".
Manhattan Manhunt is the seventh episode in season 2 of the popular American crime drama CSI: NY. It originally aired on November 9, 2005. The CSI: Miami portion of the episode was entitled Felony Flight and broadcast on November 7, 2005.
Plot
Picking up where Felony Flight left off, escaped psychopathic serial killer Henry Darius (Dale) takes his hostage, wealthy heiress Alexa Endecott, to her apartment in Manhattan, where he forces her to open a family safe. When he sees it is empty, he shoots Alexa and three friends of her younger sister, who were partying downstairs. Mac Taylor recalls that Darius said he was going to "make things right".
It transpires that Alexa's sister Sarah witnessed the crime from the service elevator and then went to school, trying to pretend that it was just a dream. Mac also finds out that the Endecott family doctor, Dr. Miles Feldstein, was also the expert witness at Henry Darius' competency hearing, and the doctor told Darius about the 3 million dollars Alexa would receive on her 21st birthday.
Later, Darius sets up a meeting with Mac on a subway train. He reveals that he cannot control his killer instincts, and wants the CSIs to tell him why he killed his victims. Meanwhile, Stella Bonasera and Horatio Caine track down Albert "Big Al" Grafton, the man who bought the gun used in the murder of Lydia Johnson, for which Darius was convicted. The seller is identified as Vincent "Rosie" Rosetti, a convicted felon hired to threaten Lydia and her husband James, but the gun went off during a struggle and killed Lydia. "Rosie" is arrested and questioned by Stella and Horatio, and is told by Horatio that he will be taken back to Miami and given the death penalty.
Evidence from the biometric lock on the family safe reveals that Sarah Endecott stole the $3 million, and the CSIs track her down to Tiffany's jewellery store, but only find half of the money on her. Mac eventually deduces that Dr. Feldstein's secretary has the money; she convinced Sarah to steal it and split the takings.
Stella has some shocking news from the DNA lab: a comparison of Alexa Endecott and Henry Darius's blood has revealed they're siblings; the two share the same father. Tom Endecott feigns shock but Mac reminds him of a paternity suit lodged against him twenty-three years previously. Meanwhile, Darius has returned to the Endecott apartment and convinces Sarah to let him in, but Mac and Horatio are there to take him into custody. Horatio returns to Miami, first calling Lydia Johnson's son to tell him that his mother's killer has been caught.
In a holding cell, Mac tells Darius that he'll be extradited to Miami, where he will face the death penalty. When Darius dismisses this, flattered at the interest Mac has taken in the case, Mac is disgusted and tells Darius to "rot in hell".
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