Ep 6. Alter Boys

In "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" season 2 episode 6, "Alter Boys," the team investigates the murder of a Catholic church's choir director. The director's body is found in the church's confessional booth with multiple stab wounds. Initially, the team suspects that the killer is someone within the church community, but as the investigation progresses, they uncover a web of secrets and lies.

Catherine and Nick examine the confessional booth for evidence while Grissom interviews the church's priests and members of the choir. One suspect is Father Powell, who had a tense relationship with the victim. The detectives also interview a former choir member, who left the choir after being bullied by the victim.

Sara and Warrick examine the victim's body and discover a crucifix pendant underneath his shirt. They believe this could be a clue to the killer's identity. They also discover that the victim was hosting private choir lessons for young boys, leading them to suspect that he may have been involved in inappropriate behavior.

As the investigation continues, new evidence emerges that throws the case into question. The detectives must navigate the complex dynamics within the church community and the choir as they try to uncover the truth behind the choir director's murder.

Throughout the episode, the themes of faith, trust, and betrayal are explored. The detectives grapple with their own beliefs and biases as they uncover the dark secrets hidden within the church community. The tension builds as the team rushes to solve the case before the killer strikes again.

"CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" season 2 episode 6, "Alter Boys," is a gripping and thought-provoking episode that tackles complex and sensitive issues. With a strong cast, intricate plot, and compelling themes, this episode showcases why the series has become a classic of the crime procedural genre.