Exploring the previously little known world of forensics investigators, Jerry Bruckheimer’s groundbreaking series is now one of the world’s top rating and influential dramas. Realistic and in-depth, former CSIs Amanda Devine and Richard Catalani consult on the series and many stories are adapted from actual cases, proving that truth is stranger than fiction. With two highly successful spin-offs CSI: Miami and CSI: New York it looks as if CSI will keep going from strength to strength.

Episode 509:“Mea Culpa”
When a technicality brings Grissom back to court to testify in what he thought was an open-and-shut case from five years ago, he discovers new evidence – a fingerprint he may have overlooked which doesn’t match the defendant. This triggers a new investigation, indicting Grissom’s work on the case, and giving Ecklie a chance to nail him; Sara and Greg investigate the questionable shooting of a John Doe.

Episode 510:“No Humans Involved”
Grissom and his team investigate the shooting of a suspected drug dealer, which looks like a straightforward single murder but soon turns into a tragic triple homicide, including the death of an emaciated five-year-old boy; Catherine, Warrick and Nick look into a messy prison murder in an over-crowded holding cell after guards and inmates tangle.

Episode 511:“Who Shot Sherlock?”
Greg’s in the hot seat for his “final” proficiency test when a Sherlock Holmes aficionado’s apparent suicide turns out to be murder, and the case is a little less elementary than he would have liked; Warrick and Nick are not satisfied when they can find no evidence of foul play or cause of death when a motorist, who may have been stoned, flipped over an embankment.

Episode 512:“Snakes” A decapitated woman’s head is discovered in a newspaper dispenser and when Dr. Robbins does his postmortem he finds a startling clue – a dead snake resting in the victim’s mouth; a man is found dead in a handicapped-accessible van, but he’s not handicapped; and Sara and Grissom finally address their relationship.

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