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Episode Of CSI Las Vegas
In this paper, the second episode of the first season of CSI Las Vegas was chosen for the close analysis of the misunderstanding represented by the media. The brief synopsis of the episode is that there has been a big changes at the Las Vegas crime lab where Grissom became the new appointed head of the crime lab while Brass was sent back to Homicide. Grissom faced his first criminal case which he was asked to investigate the jackpot winner at the Las Vegas Nick who committed suicide by jumping off from the hotel. At the same time, Catherine and Sara Sidle were assigned to conduct the investigation on the Holly’s death (who was the member of the lab) by the shooting.

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