Ep 4. Murder in a Flash

The show CSI: Miami season 3 episode 4, titled Murder in a Flash, follows the team of crime scene investigators as they investigate a murder that takes place during a high school homecoming parade. The episode begins with a float driving down the street when suddenly, gunshots are fired, causing a stampede of panicked parade-goers. In the chaos, a young woman named Allison Stone is hit by a truck and killed.

The team is called in to investigate the crime scene and quickly discover that the gunshots were fired from a nearby rooftop by a man in a gorilla suit. They also find evidence that suggests the killer may have been someone from the high school itself.

As the investigation progresses, the team uncovers a web of secrets and lies surrounding the victim and her closest friends, including accusations of cheating on college entrance exams, drug use, and even blackmail. They interview students and faculty members, digging deeper into the dark underbelly of high school life.

The team also enlists the help of a student who was filming the parade on his video camera and may have captured important evidence. They carefully analyze the footage, trying to spot any clues that could lead them to the killer.

Meanwhile, Horatio and Delko work to track down the owner of the gorilla suit, hoping to uncover more information about the identity of the killer. Their investigation takes them to a costume shop, where they discover that the suit was rented with cash, making it difficult to trace.

The team ultimately discovers that the killer is someone close to the victim who was seeking revenge for past wrongs. They confront the culprit and bring them to justice, bringing closure to Allison's grieving family and friends.

Throughout the episode, viewers are taken on a thrilling ride as the team navigates through the complex web of clues and evidence to solve the case. The show's signature blend of suspenseful action and heartfelt character development is on full display as the team works to uncover the truth behind the Murder in a Flash.