See No Evil (17 Oct. 2010)

A blind man is the police's only witness in a kidnapping case, but he winds up pointing the finger at a familiar face who was supposedly in prison at the time of the abduction.

Director:

Gina Lamar

Writers:

Anthony E. Zuiker (creator), Ann Donahue (creator),

Stars:

David Caruso, Emily Procter, Jonathan Togo

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
David Caruso	...	Lieutenant Horatio Caine
Emily Procter	...	Calleigh Duquesne
Jonathan Togo	...	Ryan Wolfe
Rex Linn	...	Detective Frank Tripp
Eva La Rue	...	Natalia Boa Vista (as Eva LaRue)
Omar Benson Miller	...	Walter Simmons (as Omar Miller)
Adam Rodriguez	...	Eric Delko
Jonathan Keltz	...	Ben Wilcox
John Allen Nelson	...	Todd Peterson
James Carpinello	...	Dominic Giordano
John Sharian	...	Joe LeBrock
Erika Eleniak	...	Claire Peterson
Kaili Thorne	...	Lindsey Peterson
Marcus Brown	...	Corrections Officer
Keelin Woodell	...	April Carrigan

Storyline

Blind Ben Wilcox witnesses a rape in a public bathroom but is merely slapped as the culprit considers him harmless while the girl is kidnapped. Model citizen Ben however hastily alerts the police and proves to Horatio's team non-visual clues can tell a keen observer more then most seeing witnesses. They soon identify the victim and find the trail of Kyle's vile prison cellmate Joe LeBrock.

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Plot Keywords:

prison | jail | beating

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Genres:

Action | Crime | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

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Details

Language:

English

Release Date:

17 October 2010 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Jerry Bruckheimer Television, CBS Television Studios

Technical Specs

Runtime:

60 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

When the voice digitizer is transcribing the telephone conversation between the girl's father and the kidnapper, the digitizer stops displaying at "rear view." The kidnapper's dialogue continues with "mirror, your daughter dies."

User Reviews

A Blind Sherlock Holmes And A Returning Tough-Guy Villain

I don't pretend to know exactly what it's like to be blind and exactly to what effect it affects your other senses, but the young blind man in here seems to be a little too accurate as a "witness" to be credible.....I mean the guy is better than Sherlock Holmes. However, that's the story here as "Ben Wilcox" (Jonathan Keltz) is in a bathroom at the beach and overhears a woman being murdered. The killer then realizes someone is in the room, finds the blind witnesses, calls his useless and hits him in the face.

The cool part of this story was that the man who we can all see is responsible for the crime seems to have an air-tight alibi. He was in prison! How he could be "out" and commit this murder? The answer is very interesting.

Once again, John Sharian is really good as the thug "Joe LeBrock." The latter had been part of a two-part story back in 2007. He's a scary dude, to say the least.