CSI Last Night - How did it end?
05-03-02, 10:18 AM
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The lawyer did it. My wife informed me that she had read of a similar case in real life where someone left a homeless guy stuck in the windshield of their car until they died. The person had been high when they hit them, and they buried the body a few days later.
Basically, the lawyer hit the guy driving home from a party celebrating his first day at the law firm (he was drunk) So he let the guy die in his windshield. They got him because the guy called 911 on the lawyers cell (it was in the car) and very weakly (and creepily) asked for help.
Then it turned out that the guy had actually stepped out in front of the car on purpose. His roommate found a suicide note. So the lawyer would most likely have been off the hook.
The hiker died because she couldn't get out of the basin and there had been a flash flood that night. Apparently, a storm can form very quickly between mountain peaks. Anyway, she was washed down the mountain and then everything dried up. That's why there were rocks from a higher elevation under her.
The guy (husband? I can't remember) had altered the map they found. He didn't want her to beat his time. But altering the map got her stuck in this basin. He wasn't charged with a crime, since he didn't "make it rain" as they said.
Basically, the lawyer hit the guy driving home from a party celebrating his first day at the law firm (he was drunk) So he let the guy die in his windshield. They got him because the guy called 911 on the lawyers cell (it was in the car) and very weakly (and creepily) asked for help.
Then it turned out that the guy had actually stepped out in front of the car on purpose. His roommate found a suicide note. So the lawyer would most likely have been off the hook.
The hiker died because she couldn't get out of the basin and there had been a flash flood that night. Apparently, a storm can form very quickly between mountain peaks. Anyway, she was washed down the mountain and then everything dried up. That's why there were rocks from a higher elevation under her.
The guy (husband? I can't remember) had altered the map they found. He didn't want her to beat his time. But altering the map got her stuck in this basin. He wasn't charged with a crime, since he didn't "make it rain" as they said.
05-03-02, 12:10 PM
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Originally posted by draven-x
They got him because the guy called 911 on the lawyers cell (it was in the car) and very weakly (and creepily) asked for help.
They got him because the guy called 911 on the lawyers cell (it was in the car) and very weakly (and creepily) asked for help.
05-03-02, 01:59 PM
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I am glad that CSI didn't do a "Ripped from the headlines" commerical.
Though, I cannot remember whether they explained exactly where all the blood from the victim went.
Though, I cannot remember whether they explained exactly where all the blood from the victim went.
05-03-02, 02:02 PM
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Originally posted by chowderhead
I am glad that CSI didn't do a "Ripped from the headlines" commerical.
Though, I cannot remember whether they explained exactly where all the blood from the victim went.
I am glad that CSI didn't do a "Ripped from the headlines" commerical.
Though, I cannot remember whether they explained exactly where all the blood from the victim went.
05-03-02, 02:03 PM
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Originally posted by chowderhead
Though, I cannot remember whether they explained exactly where all the blood from the victim went.
Though, I cannot remember whether they explained exactly where all the blood from the victim went.
05-03-02, 02:18 PM
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In addition to the Luminol results, they found blood splashes on the underside of the seat, which were there from drops of blood landing in the pool of blood that had collected on the floor.
05-03-02, 02:59 PM
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Originally posted by draven-x
... So the lawyer would most likely have been off the hook....
... So the lawyer would most likely have been off the hook....
05-03-02, 03:15 PM
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Originally posted by IamFlip
Not until he let the man suffer/bleed to death for 2 days.
Not until he let the man suffer/bleed to death for 2 days.
05-09-02, 12:26 PM
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I meant that he would have been off the hook if he had stopped and reported the accident.
08-29-02, 04:21 AM
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Originally posted by draven-x
The lawyer did it. My wife informed me that she had read of a similar case in real life where someone left a homeless guy stuck in the windshield of their car until they died. The person had been high when they hit them, and they buried the body a few days later.
The lawyer did it. My wife informed me that she had read of a similar case in real life where someone left a homeless guy stuck in the windshield of their car until they died. The person had been high when they hit them, and they buried the body a few days later.
...okay and that was pointless
