| Caught the episode that was dubbed "most controversial" of the series last night. Actually, I didn't bother much about the controversial part, just the "CSI's milestone", "1st time in Asia" and the highlights which showed Warrick and 2 other Investigators entering a dark room. So his flashlight shone on something grim and bloody and he was all "Hit the lights, hit the lights!"... Waoh, so intriguing hor? That why I decided to watch it eventhough it was past my bedtime. So the story goes (something )like this. They found a body, duh (it always starts like this wad). Apparently, the woman, Wendy, had her throat cut out "surgically". So they do the post mortem and all that necessary stuff and got these info: she was stopped by a policeman for speeding, sexually assulted, AND "she" WAS a he. So they proceed to find out more about her background. At first, of course, they suspected the policeman. But after the DNA tests, he was off the hook. Now, who next, leh? In Wendy's car, was a driver's license belonging to a guy. the CSIs thought that she might have stolen or burrowed it from that person. Somehow, that person seemed non-existent, then loo and behold, the guy turned out to be the previous her... this is gonna be a bloody long entry. Next, the CSIs contacted her, get this, would-be husband. He's perfectly normal except he didn't suspect anything when she readily agreed not to engage in pre-marital sex... haha. when checking out their house, they found in the toilet bin a used menstrual pad. What the...?! Another twist it seems. More checking. Oops, it was her blood alright, but it wasn't "uterus blood" as they called it. So, someone had helped her draw her blood so she could smear it on the pads. Now, why would she do that? "It's all part of being a normal woman." This led the CSIs on the search for the doc who operated/transformed her. They found her counseller, i forgot her name... Doc 1? Doc 1's a woman, married to a divorced man who had a daughter. She seem to show alot of sympathy and empathy towards "transsies". She also met up with Wendy on the night of her murder, but had proof that she was at her daughter's soccer game during the time of murder.Anyway, the other group of Investigators had found this post-it note on Wendy's mirror, which says "Section E ..." with some numbers. So this team plotted out the route she took from Doc 1's house to when she was caught for speeding. There was "14 mins of the victim's time unaccounted for." Hmm. One guy pointed out that near her driving route, were loads of store-houses... At the venue, they saw footprints. Bloody footprints. (By the way, the block they were in was section E.) And as anyone could have guessed, they would lead to the second crime scene. Using the series of number on the note, they unlocked the door. Person 1 steps in and his flash light falls on some bloody mass and a leg. He goes "what the..." then continues to shine across horizontally to find more blood and body... Here comes "hit the lights, hit the lights!" Then, "Oh my god..." (to be cont' on nxt entry) |
what goes around comes back even harder- Candy Wong Feb 2009