To find the clues you have to use this website: http://www.cbs.com/primetime/csi/diner/ \n\n         -the only thing i found was a white smudge on\n          Grisham's coat collar
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ok i have loads... nick, sara, and warrick are all sort of facing away from cath and Grissom. Also warrick doesn't have his wedding band on. Also Nick cut his hair.\nGriss has a bandaid in his hand. Also, i know these are spoilers, but Lindsey(Catherine's daughter) is involved in a (i think a fatal)car accident. Brass is shot and griss gets to decide whether he goes into surgery or not. Phew ! that was alot!\nHere are spoilers.\nCSI is once again placing a member of its team in a life or death situation. In the season finale episode "Way To Go," the Las Vegas team may have to say goodbye to one of their detectives, according to CSI Media Forums. "Brass has been shot and is seriously ill, it's unknown if he will survive or not," they reported. "Grissom has the biggest weight on his shoulders, as he has the power of attorney and must decide if he should have surgery or not. We'll also see the return of a very heartless Ellie."\n\nBut Brass won't be the only character fighting for his life. E!Online's Kristin reported that a member of the team will get some devastating news. "Sources say we get to know Catherine Willows' teenage daughter in the season finale. With their rocky relationship, I'm hearing Lindsey Willows wreaks a little havoc in Catherine's life, especially when she ends up in a car accident that could be fatal. However, if she does survive, you can expect to see her around again. I'm told producers are contemplating making the character recurring."
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Fingerprints, handwriting, or the contents of the disk.  In this case, it was what was on the disk, in terms of files.\n\nA quote from a news article.\n\n"Dennis L. Rader, the "BTK" serial killer, who pleaded guilty last year to 10 murders in Kansas, was arrested after he sent a floppy disk to the police.\n\nUsing Guidance Software's EnCase Forensic program, the police retrieved deleted files that contained Rader's name as the author. Other digital data indicated that the computer on which the disk was used was owned by Rader's church, where he was president of the council."\n\nWhen you type up a MS Word document, Word likes to record the author's name in the file header.  That appears to be what happened here.  In any case, many people don't realize that deleted files can be undeleted.  If the disk had been a blank disk or had just a text document on it, it would have been different.  But this disk had deleted files on it that tripped him up.\n\nHope this answers your question.\n\nhttp://www.detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060602/BIZ04/606020355/1013
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Here are a few links:\n\nhttp://www.kheigl.com/cgi-bin/view.cgi?television/greysanatomy/s2promoimages/kh75.jpg\nThat is a nice high quality side view of it\n\nhttp://www.kheigl.com/cgi-bin/view.cgi?television/greysanatomy/s2promoimages/kh77.jpg\nThis one is more from the front\n\nI hope that helps
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1. Car wreck\n2. Could be, but that has not been established yet. I think they look alike so that may be a later twist. \n3. I don't think anybody is good or bad yet. I think they are all confused and looking for answers. I think the crook is bad.\n4. He had a visit from Eden at the end of last weeks show and she was told that he could see the future. He had all but one piece of the comic book page. That part  is in the hands of the crook in Vegas. Now, Isaac and his stuff are missing. Either Eden took him like she did the stuff form the doctor's secret office or the bad guy in Vegas took him. I go with the later and I think Eden is playing all sides against the middle.\n5. Sylar may be the guy in Vegas, the adopted father of Claire, or just to mess with your mind the supposedly dead doctor.
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I saw it, but did not write it down  I think they said that you could go to the ABC website-\n\nhttp://www.abc.com
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The police and district attorney, anywhere, don't like to admit they made a mistake.  My guess is you will get no cooperation unless you can come up with some concrete evidence, to use, to get their attention.\nIf you have the finances, consider hiring a private investigator who has experience in investigating murder cases.\nLack of finger prints does not mean anything by itself.  Gun shot residue is always present on a shooter's hand, and you would have to see the investigation files to determine if residue was checked for and found, on the victim or anyone else at the scene.
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http://justjared.blogspot.com/2006/02/prison-break-spoilers.html
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(1) As a criminal justice major, you certainly know that the 'court' doesn't prove anything. The Court (or the jury) decides. the STATE (prosecutor, etc.) has the burden of proving all the elements in a criminal charge.\n(2) If you know the elements, then you know what the state has to prove.  Your question is the METHOD of proof.  There may be specific case law (i.e. it's a due process violation to be convicted of forgery without proof in hand of a forged document), but in general, the method of proof is whatever the prosecutor thinks it will take for the jury to convict.  This could be eyewitness testimony: "I saw him write Bill Clinton's name on that check!" It could be forensic evidence (Check with Bill Clinton's name with defendant's fingerprints). It could be expert evidence (comparing Bill Clinton's signature with the signature on the check that was signed by the Defendant).  It might include admissible hearsay evidence: "[To friend:] I totally wrote his name on that check."  It might include an admissible confession: "[To cop:] Yes, I totally wrote his name on that check."  The better the quantum of proof, the greater the likelihood of conviction (and thus the greater likelihood of a plea).\nIf you've seen the statute, you know the elements.  If there are no special rquirements, and no strange cases in your state requiring a different method of proof, then it's whatever.
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watch csi as mutch as you can
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use a google or yahoo search under the doc's name or business name. if it comes up, you can find the court case numbers, with any additional information, as it becomes public information. you may have to look at alot of trash before you find what you are looking for.  good luck
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In "Whac-a-mole" a teenage waiter, Jack, vomits over a table, and his heart stops beating. His younger brother and sister, Will and Kama, watch this event, and tell the paramedics that they can't call their parents because they're dead.\n\nTritter seizes Wilson's car, while the rest of the team review Jack's heart attack. Jack had taken drugs until his parents had died, but was now clean. Foreman takes a MRI and afterwards Cameron injects Jack to see if a spasm is the cause. \n\nWilson's prescriptions are cancelled as part of Tritter's investigations, while House's test results reveals Jack has Heptatis A.  Wilson tells House the team has to write his prescriptions while he's under investigation.\n\nForeman, the next day, tells Jack he can soon go home. This is cancelled when blood runs out of his nose and ear. The team have to find the source at the restaurant, and Chase has to find a sample of Jack's vomit. This isn't before he refuses to give House a prescription for Vicodin.\n\nWilson instructs Cameron on dealing with his patients, but she won't commit to anything without examining them, and not with Tritter watching them. Jack's condition becomes an infection that is clearly weakening his bones when Foreman examines him again.\n\nHouse gains a new cain, while Cameron, Foreman and Chase discover Jack has syphilis, Eikenna and botulism.  Though they manage to clear the infections over night, Jack then has seizures.  House is convinced that Jack's drug use is the root of the problems - and that he needs to loose wait. The doctors have to sit with him in the hospital sauna, where he insists he's off drugs, and has another seizure.\n\nForeman gives Jack another MRI, and although initially it looks clear, his brain is riddled with tumours, and House won't start radiation. When he finishes his Vicodin, he approaches Cuddy who writes a prescroption.\n\nForeman finds Jack had absecess from the fungal infection, Aspergiss.  House decides he needs to introduce new infections to discover Jack's genetic illness. When his lungs shut down, House pronounces it is Chronic Granulomatosis Disease, and Jack needs a bone marrow transplat. He won't allow Will to give him bone marrow until he's 18.\n\nWhile House finds Wilson closing his practice, Wilson tells House to get help, but it's obvious it's not. Foreman is crushed while Jack sees his brother and sister off to a orphanage because he won't allow Will to donate bone marrow.
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http://maps.google.com/\nhttp://www.zabasearch.com/\n\n\nHere are a couple for you.\n\nZabaSearch has the capabilites built into the results page when you do a search. Try it and you will see.
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I'm pretty positive that it's just for the drama of television.\n\nA real crime scene investigator will definitely take all the light they can get.  They might check the light switch for fingerprints before they use it, but trust me, they're gonna turn the lights on!
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A lot of changes -- scalpel in Doc Robbins' hand, something in Greg's pocket, slot machines - one missing one of the rolling jackpot things, snakes on top, 3 of something maybe hearts, Nick with cut on his neck, figures in window (some say is maybe Sofia and someone else), on stool beside Catherine says GG + ?, Catherine has an ellaborate necklace on plus tears in her jacket and maybe on the thigh of her pants plus black eye, police badge in dead guy's pocket,  and a lot of other ones that people are saying they see but I haven't yet.  To see things clear, right click on them and zoom in.  Helps a little bit!
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If your interest is proving that he was there to the authorities for the purposes of possible prosecution, here are a couple of suggestions.  These come from my own life experience as a police officer.\n\n(1)  Create a "dirt trap" under the window(s) that you suspect the peeper is looking in.  Rake up the area and make sure no one walks through it.  If there is no dirt try spreading baby powder or plaster of paris dust across the area.  If someone walks into the area, their footprints will be left behind for the authorities to use as evidence.\n\n(2) Invest in a video camera.  Set it up inside the residence looking out the window you suspect the peeper to be looking in.  Make sure to tape over the red record light with a piece of electrical tape so the crook can't see it.  Run the camera on a long recording time so you can catch the whole night.  If it appears the peeper visited you, watch the tape until you find the incident and voila! you got the evidence you need to put him away.\n\nGood luck!
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The shape shifter episode was last year. They were hunting a shape shifter and it took over Dene's appearance and killed a girl. Than the cops killed the shape shifter. Now who thought it was funny when Dene said he was interested in some split pea soup! That was a bit lame but still funny!\nHere is the blurb for skin:\nSkin\n Production Code: 2T6906 \nSam’s friend, Zach, is accused of murder. Sam offers to help out by checking up on his sister, Rebbecca. Rebbecca claims her brother could not have committed the murder because he was with her at the time of the murder. But all the physical evidence points to Zach being at the scene of the crime. Could Zach have been at two places at the same time?\nThe first season is out on DVD if you really want to see it. Anyway I hope this helped! Bye!
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Check with your state's Attorney General's office or the State Police to see if they have a "Cold Case Squad."  If they do, you can connect with them and provide what information you can and see if it assists them in moving towards a solution.  \n\nSometimes television stations will take interest in cold cases and do a short story on it to see if it would spur more information.\n\nTry the police angle first.