(GRISSOM turns to his team.) (She reacts to the sight of yet another body in a series of serial rapes.) (WARRICK holds out the sign in sheets to GRISSOM. End of flashback. GRISSOM'S RESIDENCE - LIVING ROOM - DAY]
(SARA, NICK and WARRICK are sitting around GRISSOM'S table having a meeting just as if they were at work.) Grissom: Signature killers never want to get caught. He knows just enough about forensics to be dangerous. I need a word with you outside. Planted evidence. The SHERIFF leaves. The entire team is in the locker room upset by the decision to remove GRISSOM from the investigation.)
Plan: A: his team; Q: Who does Grissom work with? A: murders; Q: What is the crime being investigated? A: a signature killer; Q: What kind of killer is the murderer? A: forensic science; Q: What does the killer have enough knowledge of to leave little evidence behind? A: a dead end; Q: What does the investigation seem to be at? A: the sheriff; Q: Who brings in the F.B.I.? A: Grissom's dismay; Q: What is Grissom's reaction to the F.B.I. being brought in? A: Grissom's anger; Q: What grows when the F.B.I. wants to use Sara as bait? A: bait; Q: What do the F.B.I. want to use Sara as? Summary: Grissom and his team investigate a series of murders by a signature killer . The killer has enough knowledge of forensic science to leave little evidence behind. When the investigation seems to be at a dead end, the sheriff brings in the F.B.I. , to Grissom's dismay. Grissom's anger only grows when they want to lure out the killer, with Sara as bait.