Poison is the name of this crime, and it takes some smart figuring out by the CSI to figure this out. (Of course, you can say that about every CSI episode) but this one really takes some odd circumstances to piece together.
It all begins when they are called to a Manhattan street in which a guy was found with blood all over him. Poison can get pretty ugly when a guy throws up a ton of blood. The investigation leads to "sploshing parties," which is a titillating part of the story but has nothing much to do with the crime.....and then eventually to someone poisoning some orange juice.
The story also involves an interesting twist with one of the regulars, "Dr. Sheldon Hawkes" (Hill Harper) who just doesn't appear to be himself and we find out why in the final minutes. (He's been having a number of problems.)
It all begins when they are called to a Manhattan street in which a guy was found with blood all over him. Poison can get pretty ugly when a guy throws up a ton of blood. The investigation leads to "sploshing parties," which is a titillating part of the story but has nothing much to do with the crime.....and then eventually to someone poisoning some orange juice.
The story also involves an interesting twist with one of the regulars, "Dr. Sheldon Hawkes" (Hill Harper) who just doesn't appear to be himself and we find out why in the final minutes. (He's been having a number of problems.)
