(Warrick opens his pill bottle and pops a pill. Brass: Did Jason have any mob ties? Brass: I thought Jason was a club owner. DISSOLVE OUT. David Phillips is with the body and writing in his clipboard.) Grissom: Our hit man's good for two murders. Victim was found in the desert. WARRICK'S POV: His vision is incoherent. Warrick is in a white room. Warrick: Traced the VIN on the garbage truck back to the Regency, the company that made it. Warrick: You missing a garbage truck? You have to be 25 to be a limo driver.
Plan: A: A man's body; Q: What is thrown from a garbage truck that is being chased by the police? A: mob ties; Q: What is the nightclub that the victim was connected to? A: the club owner; Q: Who does Warrick believe is responsible for the death of the limo driver? A: his job; Q: What does Warrick's addiction to pills and his sudden reckless lifestyle negatively impact? A: another mob-related murder; Q: What does Warrick become the chief suspect in? Summary: A man's body is thrown from a garbage truck that is being chased by the police. The victim was a limo driver connected to a nightclub with mob ties. Warrick believes the club owner is responsible and sets out to prove it. Unfortunately, Warrick's addiction to pills and a sudden reckless lifestyle negatively impact his job. Later, Warrick becomes the chief suspect in another mob-related murder.