An inmate arrives to pay respect to his mother at her funeral. As he approaches the casket, he is gunned down, along with his police escort and the other guests, by a man who has been hiding in the coffin. The case becomes more complicated when the gunman later broke into a house and brutally raped the house keeper before stealing one of the cars. Back at the lab, the members are introduced to the newly assigned Natalia Boa Vista who will work on unresolved cases. Written by Ploy P.

A yacht is stranded on a sand dune and is on fire. Julie, the daughter of the family, decides to jump into the water despite there being many sharks around. Her brother Luke jumps in after her. Both of them disappear and one of them is possibly dead. The CSIs have to hurry as their crime scene is sinking. Written by Ploy P.

Tina Saunders reports missing Sara Jennings, a Georgia classmate age 18 on the Miami first leg of a Bahamas 'ultimate student dream trip'. Sara's rental, illegally provided by Ted Griffin's travel agency, is founded abandoned, with traces of blood and a spy-camera. It shows her and Brad, the bouncer of the night club where Tina claims to have left her 'early' at 2PM, but traces later to the hotel-room of her overprotective step-dad. Someone saw her dump her purse, indicating she was was drugged with a novel power drink. Sara's corps is found, died recently. She had sex during an after-party on Jeff Marshall's yacht, with his mate Thomas Woodward. Confusing forensics pile up, but are hard to process. Written by KGF Vissers

Tobey Hollins is caught by the Miami Police Departement and is sent to prison for murder. Horatio has some doubts about Tobey's guilt, since some evidences clearly identify some one else as the murderer. Horatio and his team now try everything to disprove Tobey's guilt. Written by Sab

Pool employee Armando Diaz's bloodily battered corpse is found in Craig Seaborn's 5-star hotel Graciana's gardens. He was killed in the penthouse, where three wives had a 'husbands nor sex' weekend. Beth Jacobson admits she had sex with him, but when he called her too unattractive to get hard a fight ensued, so she struck him with a towel bar, thrice. He also had safe sex with Felicia Hardy, who claims she didn't realize he was badly wounded when passing out after hitting his head against the bed. Wolfe follows a third blood trail, to the staircase and more suspects. It must all be tied in. Meanwhile chief James Burton warns Horatio his team is under scrutiny, just now there are tensions about sticking up evidence kits, labor division and Wolfe's media ambitions, apparently paying off a TV reporter. Written by KGF Vissers

Dragging up a sports car driven from a bridge by two drunk floozies who are all right, the team find the two days old corpse of attorney Rachel Turner, which Horatio was probably the last to see, having met in court and accepted a home dinner invitation from her. He insists turning in his badge and weapon to MPD Detective Frank Tripp during the investigation. Traces at the dinner table, including Horatio's blood, indicate an expert staging after an earlier killing and cleaning. The car drove trough a spike strip, but it's gone, no accident, and the size for a CSI Hummer, traceable from tarmac to airport rental. Horatio's suspicion is confirmed when carpet fiber lures him to a nearby construction site, where never convicted New York serial killer Walter Resden, who locked up children while he tortured their parents to death, planted Horatio's fingerprint on the knife used to kill Rachel, enough for IAB Sergeant Rick Stetler. A forensic duel ensues, the key being a recent Orlando crime ... Written by KGF Vissers

Henry Darius, a man who killed several women in New York, claims that he also killed a woman in Miami and offers to show them where he buried her. The plane transporting him suddenly has to make an emergency landing and Dairus escapes. He kills some people to get their car. Horatio learns that the plane was sabotaged and he thinks Darius had a hand in it. Horatio sends for New York Detective Mac Taylor who was the one who caught Darius. Horatio decides to look at the woman's disappearance again and discovers that the husband didn't tell him some things that could have helped him find his wife. Darius continues to go on a killing spree and Horatio learns that Darius is not the killer, so he has to find out how Darius knew about the woman. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com

Contractor Karl Lampley reports he found Brenda Hall (39), killed bled to death by four raging nail gun hits. She was the ex of construction site owner Gary Hall, who claimed not to know what she was doing there. Brenda had sabotaged both his divorce and future wedding plans with Charlene Hartford (his live-in, former secretary). The fight was long and bitter and Brenda was financially wrecked. Ryan was called, his 13th consecutive day, as Eric failed to respond, again. An answering machine message incriminated Gary, whose skin was found under Brenda's nails (according to him after 'ex-sex') but her apartment had only traces of a fight. However, the answer machine message was left when he was leaving his ten year-old son Lucas's baseball game. The message turns out to be edited from five separately recorded messages, framing him. The fatal nails don't match the gun at the site. A fingerprint on the answering machine points to the contractor, who had a violent record. When Ryan ... Written by KGF Vissers

The ATM refuses to give cash to Eric Delko, although he just deposited his pay. Eric goes inside where an armed robbery is in progress, committed by three armed men who first shoot the cameras. Eric ducks and calls for the help of a hit woman. The robbers leave the bank with the manager in car with a Miami University sticker: it's been stolen from the campus. There Kim Mills is found covered with paint from the loot (just $18,000 cash; a water mark on the bag indicates she lies about finding it in the washroom. The bag came from the hockey ice-maker, where bank manager Greg Welch is found tied up. He reveals that they made him disclose the location of the weekly Federal reserve cash delivery: due to take place (by helicopter) 20 minutes after he's found. The MPD is in time to catch them on the spot. However one perp says 'We're still on play', which Ryan guesses it refers to a video game. This fits with the rape. A counter found in the bank and other details of Urban Hell raisers made... Written by KGF Vissers

In Jay Fisher's home, where he was gun-murdered, fellow drug-dealer Johnny Nixon (also colored) suddenly falls on the corps, trough the shattered glass roof-window. Hoping for a deal, while denying any guilt, Nixon points out he knows a Cuban cop-client: Erik Delko, who has been erratic for weeks. While the team's minds are mainly with Eric's IA case, handled rather harshly as IAB sergeant Rick Stetler failed to get a promotion because of Horatio, yet it ends up void because of 'poisoned fruit' evidence and irrelevant because of the real user. Still the evidence is duly processed, and soon indicates two separate shootings, one being the work of ruthless Californian bounty hunter Duane 'Bull' Merrick, who stops at nothing to collect on his man Byron Diller... Written by KGF Vissers

New technology on DNA testing reveals that a man convicted of a rape six years back is innocent and he is promptly release. Now a free man, he is eager on pressing charges against the department and the crime lab for his false conviction. Meanwhile, Horatio and his team reopen the case in hope to catch the real rapist. In the morgue, Alexx examines the body of a young woman who died from infections caused by a piece of cloth left inside her after an operation. She is intent on finding the surgeon responsible for this untimely death. Written by Ploy P.

A participant in a seminar on how to pick up women is found murdered after he's closed the deal. Elsewhere, Marisol gets into trouble that affects the lab.

Two people died in a party from a drive-by shooting, yet none of the guests heard gun shots. The team believes that a silencer was used. One of the victims was a member of the Mala Noche gang who was just recently promoted, as shown by his new tattoo. The other was an employee of a pharmaceutical company which is on the verge of launching a new drug. Written by Ploy P.

The owner of a club is found hanging from a bridge, with two shots in his eyes and a joker card in his pocket. At first it looks like a Mafia work, but the suspects list drastically changes when the CSI team discovers that the murder is described in the script of an upcoming movie. Written by Anonymous

A trip to the beach for Eric Delko turns sour when a body is uncovered beneath the sand. The man was killed elsewhere and dumped here. Elsewhere, Horatio is certain that his old enemy from New York is back when two murders occur in Miami. He immediately contacts Jennifer Wilson whose parents were killed by the same murderer, Walter Resden, many years back when she was still a little girl. Written by Ploy P.

A month after his release on parole, pedophile Philip Gordon is murdered by multiple beating and a single, ultimately fatal stab-wound in a Miami park. His blood trail leads to local Victor Terraza, concerned father of young Isabella, who says Philip scared her. More marks and traces provide additional suspects. Four fathers confess the beating, none the stabbing. Posters warning against him were posted by Dr. Alexx Woods, a local parent herself. Philip lived with married brother Robert Gordon, whose house was vandalized by a mother with a secret. Convicted voyeur Ned Ostroff send him an incriminating 'pornado' virus and is roughed up himself. Written by KGF Vissers

Angela Ross crashes her sports car, fatally. Her trunk contains a male body, strangled and stabbed post mortem. Eric proves she was bumped off the road by a silver Porsche, rented by Russel Miller. He admits the boot man was parking valet Luis, who supplied him with a prostitute but got stabbed in a fight over the price. DNA shows Luis was the prostitute - he threatened to tell Russel's wife. Angela was an accidental witness of their fatal struggle but was struck on the head after the crash, by another. A diamond in her car leads them to identify her alternate alias (Barbara Sommers), and presumable involved in the theft of a $4,000,000 necklace from her employer, jeweler Chris Kaiser. Her fatherless young son, Danny Sommers, is home alone, traumatized. Fingerprints on her windshield lead to paroled Michigan tourist Howard Benchley. Barbara has 14 wounds, from years of abuse. She is a member of the same anonymous organization as Natalia Boa Vista, and has an interesting ex. Things tie... Written by KGF Vissers

The team works to implicate a man, after he is acquitted, when the body of his wife finally turns up.

Masked men rob a spa's locker-room, mainly for the luxury car keys. Only Victoria Moreno, who uses pepper spray, is wounded, later dies of cardiac arrest, despite first aid administered by Pete Nealy, who didn't come forward because he only saw everything as peeping Tom. Among the unharmed witnesses is Eric's sister Marisol. Tracing the stolen cars by GPS partially fails as one GPS was removed, Ryan freezes while facing a thief but is saved by Horatio, who also makes him claim he didn't have a clear view. There are also private life trails. Written by KGF Vissers

Tom 'TJ' Jennings and Wayne Leonard's illegal souvenir hunt literally falls upon drug gang member Garcia Vargas's corps and his brother Mariano left for dead in a hotel. CSI must examine the owner, Colombian cartel boss Nicolas Suero, and a trail of rat-nibbled money, while keeping reporter Erica Sikes in check. It leads to banker Jason Adams, the would be- BonnieandClyde duo Leo and Sienna and their various associates and discover a problematic link to an FBI investigation. Written by KGF Vissers

Brenda Collett is kidnapped but manages to miss-dial a stranger on her cellphone. Her husband, accountant Mitchell Collett, didn't dare inform the MPD. SWAT traces the call and shoots an armed man storming out, but unrelated, his partner just found the phone, which was automatically recorded in secret by Mitch's employer. A fingerprint leads to Brenda's former lover, who engaged someone just to scare her, but alleges this partner decided to ask a $5,000,000 ransom. Mitch brings in a ransom note with a severed ear, but it's from an anonymous corpse. Meanwhile Ryan asks Eric about dating Natalia. Written by KGF Vissers

Honeymooner Mike Harris is eaten alive by sharks, unusual in Miami waters, despite cruise captain Quentin Taylor's attempt to shoot them. First mate Keith Murray's uniform shoe print is found near where Mike must have been pushed. His wife Gwen Creighton reports $70,000 missing from their safe- using her card which is not missing but has ship magician Barry Judd's fingerprints. The glass was drugged with tranquilizers by Gwen's daughter Mandy, 16, so she could spend time with Keith Murray, an adult lover scorned by her father. Blood traces belong to missing Rebecca McLaine, restrained but escaped, suspected carrier of aviary flu, later found in the ship's waste deck, strangled with a strap. Meanwhile FBI agent Robert Wynn investigates the Delkos, as Horatio fears to damage CSI. Written by KGF Vissers

Celebrity Nikki Beck is found electrocuted by a tan-lamp -but she sprayed- in her bath during a fancy party. She was redressed by her manager. Rivaling colleague, April Goodwin, and personal assistant, Melinda Carson, blame each other for Nikki's undigested designer drugs. These were traced to research Professor Colin Danville, stolen from him by the Salvadorian drug and people trader, Dario Sanez. The tan lamp is traced to Nikki's boyfriend, pop star Brandon Hess, already involved with April. A steam trick reveals footprints. Eric is reluctant to attend his terminal sister Marisol's wedding to Horatio. Written by KGF Vissers

As Horatio and the team are on the verge of putting away members of the dangerous Mala Noche gang, a tragedy strikes.

Several members of the Mala Noche gang are killed with a Russian automatic gun, heavy caliber, only presumed target Antonio Riaz, who also ordered the killing of Eric Delko's sister Marisol, got away. While investigating the crime scene Biscayne villa, uniformed officer Jessop is killed by a grenade booby-trap. He was a 27-year old police academy mate of Ryan Wolfe, who is the first in the lab to find their every move is now openly shadowed by the FBI, which has been following up since month suspicions that the Miami CSI would be tampering with evidence and stealing $12,000 in cash, and digs into individual CSI's records, tipped off by at least one mole, only Ryan's forensic expertise gives the whole investigation a decisive turn... Meanwhile Memmo, the Nicaraguan Mala Noche killer of Horatio's wife, tips him off that Riaz was dealing with Rafik Omad, whose trade includes Russian firearms, a line of investigation with a surprising twist... Written by KGF Vissers