(PAIGE opens the door and moves to get out. ALLEYWAY AROUND DUMPSTER -- DAY]
(The entire team is working the scene. Brass: When? CSI - A/V ROOM]
(CATHERINE and NICK are still going thought the video footage of the parking lot the night PAIGE RYCOFF disappeared.) Catherine: Not always. Chaos theory. Grissom: This is the worst place you can be on a missing persons ... a dead end. It gets us closer to our suspect. It wasn't like that at all. Mrs. Rycoff: Have any leads?! One suspect. Prof. Robert Woodbury: She was a very bright, young woman. Sara: We may have two victims -- one missing, one raped. They join us now to discuss their daughter's disappearance. University I.D. We got nothing.
Plan: A: The entire CSI team; Q: Who investigates a disappearance at a local university? A: A young woman; Q: Who vanished at a local university? A: the earth; Q: Where did the young woman vanish off the face of? A: Forensics; Q: What leads the CSI team to possible suspects? A: probable motives; Q: What do all possible suspects have? A: the "Chaos Theory; Q: What theory does the CSI team discuss? A: a deadly outcome; Q: What can happen when many seemingly-innocuous events are combined? A: reach; Q: What is closure not always within? Summary: The entire CSI team investigates a disappearance at a local university. A young woman vanished, seemingly off the face of the earth. Forensics leads them to possible suspects, and possible suspects all have probable motives, but nothing seems to pan out. This leads our team to discuss the "Chaos Theory." When combined, many seemingly-innocuous events may have a deadly outcome. And closure is not always within reach.