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Told that Horatio, Kyle and Julia are dead, the team is determined to find out how. Blood on the plane belonged to convict Brett Hansen's, killed the day before. It is traced to Miguel Diaz, recently released from prison. Miguel, a Juan Ortega ammo gang member, confesses to taking a picture to stage the murder. The team believes that agent Evan Caldwell killed Horatio, but Ryan confirms his protestations that he is following secret orders: from Horiatio, who protects Kyle at any cost, calling markers to trap evil step-dad Ron Saris. On a gangland ride, a virtual death sentence unless he talks, Ortega claims the power balance is shifting. He escapes during a money transport hold-up using fused alloy ammo by a Crypt King, proof other gangs are already supplied. Undercover ATF agent Jake Berkeley is involved. Written by
KGF Vissers
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In one scene, they show a map of an airport on the monitor and mention that it is a map of an "air field out near the Everglades". The map shown is clearly an overhead map of Miami International Airport.
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Even allowing some leeway due to the 'Miami' division being by far the weakest of the CSI franchise; this episode plumbed new depths.
The script was laughable. The story corny, disjointed, and gave the impression of being rushed out into production. Even then, a strong cast of actors could have done something to pull it off.
It didn't happen.
If this episode were to be used as an audition tape, none of the people involved would get a part in a High School play.
It might be time to wind this series up now, since on this evidence, the cast are merely sleepwalking through the motions to pick up their paychecks.