(GRISSOM takes a seat. (b.g.) Brass: All right, look, I'm going to talk to the first class passengers -- they're in the lounge. Grissom: The blind leading the blind. Grissom: Victim had defensive wounds on his hand. He's bleeding. LAS VEGAS AIR - AIRPLANE - FIRST CLASS CABIN - NIGHT]
(Inside the airplane, GRISSOM and the rest of the team re-enact the events of that night.) Over. The first one to talk gets to make a deal. These passengers are lying. This is a mobile crime scene. Warrick: Because their lives were threatened.
Plan: A: Grissom; Q: Who investigates the death of a first class passenger on a flight to Las Vegas? A: Their investigation; Q: What is a race against time? A: 12 hours; Q: How long do Grissom and his team have to investigate the death of a first class passenger before the FBI takes over? A: F.B.I.; Q: Who will take over the investigation after 12 hours? A: matters; Q: What does the refusal of the other first class passengers to cooperate make worse? A: their fellow passenger's death; Q: What do the other first class passengers seem to have some involvement in? Summary: Grissom and his team investigate the death of a first class passenger on a flight to Las Vegas. Their investigation is a race against time, because after 12 hours the F.B.I. will take over. To make matters worse, the other first class passengers are very reluctant to co-operate, leading the team to consider that they had some involvement in their fellow passenger's death.