CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION 1X21: JUSTICE IS SERVED ORIGINAL AIR DATE ON CBS:
04/26/2001 TRANSCRIBED FROM CBS/DVD Written by JERRY STAHL Directed by TOM WRIGHT
SCENE #04:
[INT. CSI - FORENSIC AUTOPSY -- NIGHT]
(GRISSOM walks into the autopsy room. WARRICK and NICK are already with DR. ROBBINS.
GRISSOM walks up to the table where they're going over the autopsy findings.)
WARRICK:
So, Doc, how big of a cat are we actually dealing with here?
DR. ALBERT ROBBINS:
GRISSOM:
We're not.
(surprised)
We're not?
(ROBBINS turns to look at GRISSOM.)
DR. ALBERT ROBBINS: You ever owned a kitten? When you play with them, they
bite-- they scratch. Doesn't matter whether they're tabbies or tigers.
don't just
(GRISSOM turns to look at the victim's body.)
DR. ALBERT ROBBINS:
NICK:
And there's no signs of claw wounds on the victim.
So what are we dealing with?
DR. ALBERT ROBBINS:
Forget whiskers.
Think spot.
Teeth marks look canine.
(Quick CGI POV to: Camera quick zoom into a dog's open mouth and teeth bare.
Cut to:
Camera extreme close up of the dog's teeth sinking into flesh with lost of blood
spurting out.)
DR. ALBERT ROBBINS:
(End of CGI POV.
GRISSOM:
(v.o.)
Bit him right through the jugular.
Resume to present.)
I was wrong about the species.
DR. ALBERT ROBBINS:
to breed.
I'll make a mold of the bite.
If we're lucky we can narrow
it down
(GRISSOM looks over at WARRICK and NICK, both acting strangely.)
(WARRICK turns away.)
GRISSOM:
What?
(WARRICK and NICK look at GRISSOM.)
ICK:
N
Most people don't admit when they're wrong.
GRISSOM:
(shrugs)
I'm wrong all the time.
That's how I eventually get to
DR. ALBERT ROBBINS: You weren't wrong about the scalpel.
organs knew how to handle one.
NICK:
Whoever removed this
So a dog killed him, then someone came along and cut him up.
GRISSOM:
Someone with two legs and a medical degree.
right.
guy's