Ep 15. Early Rollout
- TVPG
- February 19, 2004
- 44 min
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7.5 (737)
In the episode Early Rollout, the team at the Las Vegas Crime Lab investigates the death of a young woman found with a gunshot wound to the head in her car. The victim, Rachel Duncan, was a software company employee who had just launched a new product in a high-profile tech conference.
During the investigation, the team learns that Rachel had been romantically involved with the CEO of her company, Greg Rafferty. They suspect that he may have been responsible for her death as he had a motive to silence her before she could go public with some of the company's dirty secrets. However, as the autopsy report comes in, it appears that Rachel had already died before the time of the tech conference, ruling out Rafferty as a suspect.
As the team digs deeper, they uncover a complex web of corporate espionage involving several players. They discover that one of Rachel's co-workers, Jeff Powell, had stolen the early prototype of the product and sold it to a rival company. They also find evidence that Rachel had confronted him about the theft a few days before her death.
The investigation takes another twist when they find out that the victim's car had been rigged with a remote-controlled gun. This leads them to an unlikely suspect - a teenage car thief who had taken the car for a joyride and accidentally triggered the gun, killing Rachel.
Throughout the investigation, the team faces obstacles and must think outside the box to piece together the clues. They use a combination of classic detective work, cutting-edge forensic techniques, and innovative technology to get to the bottom of the case. The show highlights the dedication, attention to detail, and collaboration required of criminal investigators.
Overall, Early Rollout is a thrilling episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation that showcases the team's unparalleled skills and expertise in solving complex crimes. The episode is full of suspense, unexpected twists, and turns that keep viewers on the edge of their seats. CSI fans won't want to miss this one!
