Re: This weeks CSI:M 2 parter

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>,
 "Ryan Robbins" <redbird007@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> "Mike Minor" <mminorhsd@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > IMHO though, at least to a small degree, this weeks shows were a
little 
> > better written...
> 
> Ha.
> 
> What about Delco's stupid line after Horatio noticed that Calleigh had 
> probably "tapped" "60" onto the wall: At least we know she was alive
when 
> she left.
> 
> Say what? The guy could have killed her after discovering she was up to 
> hanky panky, then taken her body.
> 
> The conclusions the writers have the characters making are severely
lacking 
> in sup****ting evidence. Another example is the fingerprints on the flask
of 
> alcohol. Yes, the presence of that guy's prints was evidence --  
> cir***stantial. He could have handed the flask to the other guy when the

> other guy left it behind on a counter or something. 

And why was Horatio working a case involving his ex and his own son? The 
ex even pointed out his conflict of interest in the case, yet apparently 
it's perfectly okay in the world of Horatio for a cop to investigate his 
own "family".

Since when do toll plazas shoot photos of every single car that goes 
through? Every trans****tation system I know of only takes photos of toll 
violators. Not every single vehicle that p***** through the booths.

I can't figure out is why the Saved By The Bell chick thought ****pping 
Horatio off to Rio was going to make the case go away. It's not like the 
Miami PD is just going to stop investigating the murder in the swamp 
just because Sunglass Man isn't around anymore.

And regardless of whether Horatio fought his extradition to Brazil, that 
has to be a world speed record for extradition. Hell, it would have 
taken longer than that just for the Brazilian officials to fly up to 
Miami to get him.