This was an amazing episode on so many levels.
The suicide of one woman was unexplained until they happened to talk to another, who was also a bank teller, and discovered a link that was just incredible. I am not sure this is possible, but it made for a compelling and funny story.
The husband who pulled his wife's tubes after eight years of suffering was touching, even as it mirrored the relationship of Grissom and Sidle, and the need that Grissom had for Sidle to break the relationship.
But, the most amazing story was the woman who was murdered in an alley, and her "son." When this all came out, it was a shocker that was not to be believed and an outstanding piece of creativity on the part of the writers.
The suicide of one woman was unexplained until they happened to talk to another, who was also a bank teller, and discovered a link that was just incredible. I am not sure this is possible, but it made for a compelling and funny story.
The husband who pulled his wife's tubes after eight years of suffering was touching, even as it mirrored the relationship of Grissom and Sidle, and the need that Grissom had for Sidle to break the relationship.
But, the most amazing story was the woman who was murdered in an alley, and her "son." When this all came out, it was a shocker that was not to be believed and an outstanding piece of creativity on the part of the writers.