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Intro. The episode begins in a courtroom where Warrick Brown testifies in the rape and murder case of a young woman named Rachel Lyford. However, the main evidence — a bloody knife found in the car of suspect Michael Fife — is ruled inadmissible because Warrick conducted the search without a valid warrant. The judge gives the CSI team only 24 hours to find new independent evidence of the knife before the suspect is released. This forces the entire team to work under extreme pressure, re-examining the crime scene and evidence they initially overlooked.
Gil Grisom. NCIS: Las Vegas
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Gil Grisom. NCIS: Las Vegas
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Intro. The episode begins in a courtroom where Warrick Brown testifies in the rape and murder case of a young woman named Rachel Lyford. However, the main evidence — a bloody knife found in the car of suspect Michael Fife — is ruled inadmissible because Warrick conducted the search without a valid warrant. The judge gives the CSI team only 24 hours to find new independent evidence of the knife before the suspect is released. This forces the entire team to work under extreme pressure, re-examining the crime scene and evidence they initially overlooked.
Gil Grisom. NCIS: Las Vegas
@Carol
Gil Grisom. NCIS: Las Vegas