- The parents of a missing girl are found murdered in a seedy motel room, and a registered sex offender now working as a church pastor is suspected. Meanwhile, Sara tackles a case involving a dead homeless man.
- Grissom and Catherine investigate the double homicide of a married couple in a motel room. Both were shot and there is evidence of sexual activity in the room. Their concern turns to the couples children and when one is found dead in her bed at home, the police desperately search for the second daughter. The case is tied to the self-styled Rev. Rhodes who also happens to be a registered sexual offender. Now working on the day shift with a new partner, Ronnie Lake, Sara investigates the death of a homeless man.—garykmcd
- When a man and a woman are found murdered in a motel room, Catherine and Warrick investigate the crime scene. The man was shot to the head and the woman is tied-up in a bed and gagged. They collect evidences and later, in the laboratory and Mandy finds that the blood on the bed belongs to their daughter. Catherine learns that the fingerprints belong to the pedophile Alistair Rhodes, who is now reverend of a nearby church. He claims that he visits many people in the motel, reason why they have found his fingerprints. The further investigation shows that the victims are Alvin and Girlie Macalino. They go to their house and find the girl Elizabeth Macalino dead on her bed. Soon they find that their other daughter, Amy Macalino, is missing. Meanwhile, Sara Sidle works with the new CSI Ronnie Lake, who is inquisitive and annoying, in the case of the homeless found dead nearby the motel. They identify the victim as Eddie Kaye and Ronnie believes that he got into a fight and died. But Sara sees marks of handcuffs and investigates the fingerprints in his license driver.—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- The team investigates the murders of Alvin and Girlie Macalino -shot and gagged on bed- and their younger daughter Elizabeth, and the disappearance of their older daughter, who is believed to be possessed by the devil. The prime suspect of the case is the fake preacher Alistair Rhodes, whom the parents hired to "exorcise" her, apparently to death, who turns out to have an accomplice making snuff porn recordings. However a dark family secret overturns the case as Grissom follows the excess bees. Meanwhile Sara and a new CSI, Ronnie, investigate the death of a suspiciously well-groomed homeless man found on a garbage pile, identified as Eddie Kaye.—KGF Vissers
- The CSIs stumble upon a grisly multiple murder related to a girl who has been through an exorcism. The victims are parents of Amy, a 12-year-old wild child, and they had attempted to rein her in when they discovered that she was in a relationship with a 23-year-old man. Eventually the parents became convinced that their daughter was possessed, and sought the help of a fly-by-night exorcist. Unfortunately for them, the exorcism failed, and they end up murdered. Amy is still missing.
While the police search for Amy, the CSIs must figure out who committed the killings. At first they believe the older boyfriend was involved in child porn, and he murdered the parents to get to Amy. But Amy is soon found with her boyfriend, and she's placed with child services. As the evidence begins to point to an even more shocking conclusion, the exorcist takes matters into his own hands. He knows the truth: that Amy committed the murders of her own volition. He hunts Amy down, and throws her to her death at the Child Protective Services facility.
Meanwhile, Sara works a case with a newbie CSI named Ronnie Lake. Their vic is a homeless man who died of a cardiac arrest, due to dehydration. But Sara notes a complication: handcuff marks on the man, which lead her to believe a cop may be responsible for the death. It turns out that the homeless man had punched a police officer, who decided not to bring the man in. The cop knew the man had only started the fight to go to jail where there's food and water. Sara wishes the cop had taken him in after all.
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