CSI: Miami (TV Series)
Out of Time (2009)
Eddie Cibrian: CSI Detective Jesse Cardoza
Quotes
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Lieutenant Horatio Caine : We believe that a DNA test will confirm the blood found on Hollings will match the victim.
Evan Talbot : You have a pinhead-sized sample of blood. You can't run that for DNA.
Jesse Cardoza : For one test, we can.
Evan Talbot : Yeah, the defense has the right to run their own DNA test. And if you use the sample up, there's none left for them.
Jesse Cardoza : You're saying if we test it, we can't use it against the guy, and if we don't test it, we can't get the guy.
Evan Talbot : Yeah, that's the law. Excuse me, I have to be in court.
Jesse Cardoza : Well, the law just screwed us.
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Jesse Cardoza : Horatio, I still got five hours left in my shift.
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : Megan is out in the field. I need your eyes.
Jesse Cardoza : I'll head over to the canal.
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : No. The primary; the Bowers' home. Someone used bleach on the living room.
Jesse Cardoza : You got a pump spray?
[Horatio tosses him one]
Jesse Cardoza : All right.
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Lieutenant Horatio Caine : [finding a miniscule blood sample, enough for just one test] What if we multiply the sample?
Jesse Cardoza : Yeah, well, that's pretty new science. We don't have access to that equipment.
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : Yes, but the feds are doing it.
Jesse Cardoza : Think you can reach out?
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : I have a friend in the Miami field office; she owes me a favor.
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Jesse Cardoza : [after his last day] Congratulations. I just heard. Chief wants you to head up the Special Investigations Unit, huh?
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : Yeah, they're gonna re-name it CSI.
Jesse Cardoza : Fred Dorsey's old broom closet?
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : No, we've got our eye on a piece of property not far from here.
Jesse Cardoza : Yeah, I bet you do. Well... thank you for everything.
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : I hope this works out for you, Jesse. You're a good man.
Jesse Cardoza : Yeah, me, too. Oh, and Calleigh says you're putting together a team. I know a good cop up at St. Pete, Tim Speedle, if you'd like.
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : Speedle.
Jesse Cardoza : Yeah. A little hard to get on the phone, but he's a good guy.
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : I'll give him a call.
[shaking hands]
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : You take care. You stay in touch, all right?
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Calleigh Duquesne : Oh, my gosh, this is the lab?
[laughing]
Calleigh Duquesne : It's so messy. It looks like a broom closet.
Jesse Cardoza : Oh, it used to be.
Calleigh Duquesne : Is this why you're leaving?
Jesse Cardoza : No.
Calleigh Duquesne : Well, thank you very much for your help.
Jesse Cardoza : Anytime. Oh, and, uh, good luck, Calleigh.
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Calleigh Duquesne : I'm wondering if someone could point me in the direction of Lieutenant Fred Dorsey. He's in Special Investigations Unit.
Larry Parker : How about I point you to my unit, and you can work the night shift with me?
Jesse Cardoza : I'm sure your wife would take issue with that, Parker.
Larry Parker : You science guys. Always the buzzkill.
Jesse Cardoza : [Parker leaves] Sorry about that. They're stuck in the Stone Age.
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Jesse Cardoza : So far, everything's consistent with the victim's injuries. There's three blood drops on the window. They seem out of place.
[spraying Luminol, then prying open a baseboard, then spraying the air around him]
Jesse Cardoza : There's nothing on the ceiling or behind the baseboards. Cause of blood drops: undetermined.
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Jesse Cardoza : Medium-velocity spatter about six feet up the north wall consistent with blunt-force trauma. Overlapping high-velocity spatter about three feet up. It suggests the victim was hit over the head while standing then fell to her knees.
[spraying the floor]
Jesse Cardoza : There's a large blood pool on the floor that somebody tried to clean up. Apparently where the victim bled out.
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Jesse Cardoza : All right, so... what is all this?
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : I think I know how the blood drops got on the window. We agree that it wasn't the head injury. What about the gunshot wound?
Jesse Cardoza : Well, the victim was on this side of the room. There's no way the blood could have traveled that far.
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : Sometimes things end up where they never should be, and it pays to know your environment.
Jesse Cardoza : Okay. Well, what'd we miss?
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : I have placed the target where the victim fell to her knees.
[handing Jesse his gun]
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : Okay? Take this, go to the shooter's position and shoot the target.
Jesse Cardoza : You want me to shoot the target?
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : [turning the AC on] Go ahead.
Jesse Cardoza : Really?
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : Really. It's a dummy round. Go ahead.
Jesse Cardoza : [as he shoots the bloody sponge, blood spatter hits the window behind him] The air conditioning was on.
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : Yeah. Watch this. The air from the AC carried the blood to the window.
Jesse Cardoza : Know what this means? If the blood hit the killer like it hit me...
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : We just put him in the room.
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Lieutenant Horatio Caine : Explain to me the blood drops.
Jesse Cardoza : Still can't explain directionality. It's completely out of context.
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : [looking at crime scene photos, something clicks] Jesse, I've got an idea. Before you punch out, I need one more thing.
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Lieutenant Horatio Caine : Okay, hang on a second. What is that, guys?
[Jesse presses processing tape on Arnold's shirt and removes it]
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : No. That's dirt; that's not blood.
Jesse Cardoza : Bend over, please.
[Hollings does so, and he brushes trace out of his hair]
Jesse Cardoza : That's a whole lot of dandruff.
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : Yeah. No blood.
Arnold Hollings : Is that it? Am I done?
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : [noticing something] No, you're not done. Lean your head back, please. All the way back. Right there. Calleigh, a swab please. Take a look at that. Right there.
[Calleigh swabs Hollings' nose]
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : [seeing blood] Brother... you shouldn't have inhaled.
Arnold Hollings : What does all this mean?
Lieutenant Horatio Caine : You're about to find out.