(GRISSOM looks at NICK and SARA. (GRISSOM shines the light of his flashlight on the dead body.) CATHERINE is holding a piece of paper and reading as she and WARRICK enter the hotel.) Catherine: Oh, I hope that's Shelley Danvers the woman from the hotel spa. Empirical evidence. Grissom: Murders? Grissom: Well, 'cause we found flour on the victim and it's the kind that's used to make pizza. I ... he ... In the shadow of the bright light, there's a man holding a shovel, digging a hole - caught in the act trying to bury the body.) Nick: Murder scene was compromised. O'Riley: Caught him red-handed. Resume on CATHERINE and WARRICK.) Some foul play ... some negligence. Warrick: She died of a heat stroke. Warrick: When?
Plan: A: Grissom; Q: Who questions the simplicity of the evidence when he discovers that the suspect burying the victims is the brother of a convicted felon? A: the victims; Q: What is the murder suspect caught red-handed burying? A: Warrick; Q: Who is Catherine working with on the case of the woman found dead in a hotel spa? A: Nick; Q: Who is Grissom's partner in the investigation? A: Sara; Q: Who is the female detective who investigates the murder suspect? A: heat-induced natural causes; Q: What is the cause of death of the woman found dead in the hotel spa? Summary: Grissom and his team investigate a murder suspect who is caught red-handed -- burying the victims -- while Catherine and Warrick take on the case of a woman found dead in a hotel spa. As Grissom, Nick and Sara investigate the seemingly clear-cut murder case, Grissom questions the simplicity of the evidence when he discovers that the suspect burying the victims is the brother of a convicted felon. Meanwhile, Catherine and Warrick must determine if the woman found dead in the hotel spa was the victim of negligence, foul play or heat-induced natural causes.