While the press swarms around the apparent simple drunk driving collision death of starlet Olivia Hamilton, the team soon suspects foul play and elaborates. Surviving opposite driver Richard Wilkes's confession is mistrusted, as he was a deluded stalker and unlikely to pull off the ingenious traffic lights manipulation. Other suspects include Olivia's socialite steady boy-friend, Macau gambling mob heir Denny Ocampo, and Tom O'Neill, CEO of the exclusive Hollywood security company father Ocampo hired. Olivia-fan Greg is angry to be send off to a measly old man's murder in a lousy motel, but that ties in after an armed surprise raid on the morgue. Written by KGF Vissers

Nick's first case as fresh-promoted supervisor is the murder of handsome, libertine Ryan Lester in the house where he runs a porn-website, a star of which found him slaughtered in the bathtub. Overzealous vigilante Harvey Wincroft helps the team investigate the rundown neighborhood, astonishingly leading to hostile goth Craig Mason, who turns out to be the adopted son of convicted judge Douglas Mason alias serial killer Paul Millander. Meanwhile Langston and Catherine work out the corpse of once casino star pianist Joseph Bigelow, subjected to an astonishing surgical gimmick, may well be the first victim of an extant serial killer. Written by KGF Vissers

Handsome, charming IT expert Jason Devereaux's corpse is found in his car, victim of a fatal blow with a metal object, probably by someone he knew. The slick womanizer worked at a company which provides casinos with access paraphernalia. He has a record as troublesome youth. His home laptop was stolen, but Archie reconstructs his unusual interest shared especially with nerdy gray mouse colleague Paulie Krill, a jealous social outcast. Another crime is in the making. Written by KGF Vissers

Conrad Ecklie has to worry personally how bad it will look for the LVPD when veteran white beat cop Danny Finn, who is nearing pension age, is accused by bystanders in a derelict neighborhood of willfully shooting, even again once he's down, a colored man. The plain clothes victim is identified from his wallet as sergeant Scott Johnson from the other side of the city, on drugs undercover assignment. Alle evidence seems to point at a hate crime against the only rookie who ever filed a complaint against the respected mentor, fairly recently. That starts to change after the shooting of gang pledge Anthony Lopez during his initiation crime phase proves to tie in. Written by KGF Vissers

Vegas's extremely popular university football coach Jimmy Miller, a childless widower who lived to make a third rate team state champion, wakes up and goes trough breakfast routine until he collapses besides the paper in front of the campus security agent on account of fatal blows to the head. Nick identifies the weapon later as one of only two stolen trophies from many. In Archie's absence, Hodges finds a communications lead to quarterback Calvin Crook, the team star who wants to cash in by going pro. Greg's team works on two corpses, recently arrived prostitute Paige Hammer drowned in a car sunk in a lake, Alejandro Jiminez also wet but shot and dumped nearby. Working out there was a third man involved and the BMW being from the Mustangs' sponsoring car dealer Buddy 'Pal' Arnold links the cases, yet different culprits are found. Written by KGF Vissers

Even gentle Nick Stokes can't get Tommy Baker to cooperate by filing a rape complaint. Tommy has a record and lives with upstanding big brother Mark and their useless mother. Greg Sanders helps in discovering that the murder and robbery of Wayne Smith in his reopened electronics shop must be related. Tommy dated Wayne's sister. Written by KGF Vissers

Bad casino surveillance failed to alert anyone in time when call-girl and would be weather-forecast-star Dede Chase is fatally stabbed. The team painstakingly works out from confusing clues the pimping web during a 'convention', including Dimitri Sadesky, Brett McDowell and his relevant relationships beyond traditional business. Langston hopes the web also leads to a complex New York and Miami-based white slavery network's missing girl Madeline Briggs, whose mother also keeps looking. Written by KGF Vissers

A Las Vegas pro-bowling tournament is stopped when obsessed amateur Ronald Tobin's decapitated head is found in the balls dispenser. Nick and Greg work out in detail how it was done, what alibis that leaves and which motives apply, such as jealousy. Meanwhile a jail suicide leads to a home murder case being re-examined with crucial results. Written by KGF Vissers

Nick, Greg and Hodges 'abduct' unamused colleague Henry for what they claim will reverse his history of miserable birthdays at dream barbecue Henry's Hog restaurant, way in the desert. After a long drive and a near-serious crash which wrecks the car, they find the place closed since 5 months for hepatitis hazard. Inside are the corpse of cook Gomez and a raccoon attached to his battered. They only people who turn up are the night watcher Slick and his hag driver Shirley, former colleagues and lovers, until Nick makes another horrible discovery. Meanwhile Asian Lily's help call failed to get the police in time to prevent her drowning in the bath tub of house owner Bernard Higgins, who maintains his innocence until his incurable illnesses are fatally aggravated by the stress of Brass's hostile interrogation. The autopsy really gets Langston's attention, given a Dr. Jeckyl signature and second potential cause of death. Written by KGF Vissers

The CSIs dig to find the truth about how a recent shootout at a gun store might connect to a young woman who may have committed suicide.

Small fry Juan Rivera is caught by a police helicopter in the Paiute India reserve, driving a truck with surgical waste, harvested organs and a knave's body. Juan seems the previously unknown accomplice of the elusive organ trader Dr. Jekyll, but claims to be anonymously hired by 'El doctor' for a single dump. The boy is motel night watchman Gomez's son Eduardo, and died from a surgery where bleeding couldn't be controlled. Illegal Mexican drugs point to suspected illegal 'doctor' Jeffrey Hughes. Prostitute Karen Jones (23) in a casino hotel corridor, underwear only. Greg finds her rival colleague Jillian Rose's corps is found hidden in Karen's hotel bed. And surprising links, especially with insurance actuary Donald Fiore. Written by KGF Vissers

Golf pro Danny Nagano's domineering father, retired champion Russell Huntley, is found on the links, throat fatally slit with a broken club. The team finds motives and opportunity by untying the web of relationships between both players, Danny's caddy John Dudek, who was suspender for substance abuse, Danny's divorced mother, Michelle, and half-sister, Erin, a lab materials researcher. Written by KGF Vissers

Model high-school student Trevor Beck dies in his prized sports car. His girl friend seems missing, but her smashed corpse is found in a tree by a desert road. The team soon realizes its' the site of illegal drag-races, in which more kids of their high-school are involved, especially fellow auto-shop pupils, and a street gang. Student Miyamoto Takahashi also has a job in a garage, Dr. Parayan's son Rishi dealt some drugs at school. Written by KGF Vissers

The corpse found in Lake Mead, electrocuted and multiply wounded, yet none of those being the cause of death, is identified as retired CIA deputy director of operations Vance Colton. The team insists on investigating while the CIA wants to take over the case, and some mysterious Germans try to steal it. One of the Rascal Flatts band brothers is electrocuted, nearly fatally, on a Vegas stage trough his guitar. The team grills them on their latest row, manager Buddy and their road crew. Written by KGF Vissers

Crucial evidence in the Will Sutter case has been stolen from the secured LVPD storage facility, where a boy's corpse is found. The 14-year-old broke in, but why and who helped him? The team must work out the entanglement involving the facility's caretaker, Kenneth Ward, and his son Mason, who knows the victim from school. Written by KGF Vissers

Catherine and Detective Vartann are thrown together in a hotel room for 24 hours as they stake out a duo making drugs in the room next door. Meanwhile, Nick and Langston work a case that involves a fetish which has become big business in Vegas. Written by CBS Publicity

Tom Layman, his wife and the family dog are shot dead without motive, only young daughter Grace escaped by hiding. Their ex-con gardener is only guilty of a petty theft. A neighbor however seemingly went mad and is taken down by SWAT. His fury was actually manipulated by implanting radio-active pallets, custom-made for uncooperative surgeon William Byrne. The whole thing bares the 'poetic justice'-akin signature of the brilliantly deranged serial killer Dr. Jekyll. Following his trace proves physically dangerous. Written by KGF Vissers

Bright questions and answers from crime cadets Guillermo Seidel and Melvin Dodge inspire peacock-proud 'forensic instructors' David Hodges and Wendy to present them a real, yet unsolved case. Nick works out for real how half the precinct got infected. Henry becomes the butt of cruel pranks after Wendy agrees to go out with him. Written by KGF Vissers

During Cabaret rehearsals at Catherine's daughter Lindsey's high-school, pupil Sean Becker's corpse is found in the drain, yet not drowned but covered in wounds indicating abuse, both recent and older. He was the smart one in a gang of racist bigot school bullies. Gay intended victim Ian Jones admits having bruised Sean, but has an alibi. The team works out Sean took a surprising interest in school janitor Laurent, a survivor of the Rwandese ethnic mass-killings, and the twist in their relationship. Written by KGF Vissers

A legendary comic from the good old days of Las Vegas is set to reunite with his partner on stage for one night only, until one half of the famous duo is found dead. Written by CBS Publicity

When mother Marsh, whose husband, daughter and kid son are missing, has a car accident, the case, which captain Brass had to close unsolved early in his career, is reopened with new evidence, suggesting she may even be the killer. After the team finds son Andy Marsh's long-consumed corpse on her attic, DNA leads to surprising reassessments and results. Written by KGF Vissers

Investigating the murder of reporter Heidi Custer at a casino, the rest of the team is stunned to find Langston on her path over and over, who researched in his spare time her subject: serial killer Dr. Jekyll, whom she and her editor-partner believe to have escaped arrest due to Langston's alleged sabotage. Conrad Ecklie suspends Langston, but he keeps looking informally and is kept informed by Nick, who takes charge objectively, diplomatically and competently. Written by KGF Vissers

Serial killer Nate Haskell enjoys extorting favors and toying with Langston in exchange for information which may help catch Dr. Jekyll. His tips prove valid, leading first to a closed Italian restaurant, then to Giovanni 'Papa' DiMasa's. There the team finds itself in acute physical danger, Nick is even badly shot, while the psychopath proves shockingly flimsy-motivated. Written by KGF Vissers