A kidnapping case becomes unusually personal to the usually detached Grissom. The 4-month old baby, Zach Anderson, was allegedly kidnapped from his home. A ransom note, found by his mother, is left in his crib. Many things seem strange about this case as more evidence are analyzed. When Zach’s body is found on a nearby gold course, the team is sure that his death is no mere accident.
While investigating the disappearance of Margaret Shorey at a supermarket, Grissom and Catherine stumble upon a serial killer who claims to have killed five women in supermarkets located along the I-15. Sara and Warrick are given the case of the death of a man who, his brother claims, was killed by a burglar. Sara soon suspects that the brother is not telling the truth. Nick is specially requested to solve a case of harassment.
There’s a serial killer on the loose in Las Vegas. Since this is a very high-profile case, the sheriff brings in the FBI to help. This annoys Grissom very much as the FBIs like to assume many things while he prefers to let the evidence speak for itself. Due to his refusal to cooperate, he is taken off the case. Grissom’s team, however, knows better and keeps their boss informed on the details.
The team investigates the death of a passenger aboard a commercial airliner. Grissom, Sara and Nick explore the evidence on the aircraft while Catherine and Warrick interview the passengers. They soon realize that the forensic evidence and passenger statements don’t quite add up. An autopsy reveals that the dead passenger had a serious medical condition. But who, or what, killed him?
The team is called to a suburban house where the whole family, except the two daughters, have been murdered with no apparent motive.
Honorable mentions: Episode 3: Crate ‘n Burial, Episode 4: Pledging Mr. Johnson, Episode 13: Boom, Episode 16: Too Tough to Die, Episode 21: Justice is Served
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