(Cut to a long angle of the bus as the wheel pops and the bus swerves out of control.) (Quick flashback to: On the night of the crash, a woman in a neckbrace is carried off in a gurney. About nine people died. As it passes, the CSIs see that it's a dark-haired young man.) Brass: That's him. But it was really busy. Catherine: 23 passengers, plus the driver. Crims on the scene. Grissom: Did you see that? He's on his way to the bus company right now. In Barstow at the rest stop. Just the speed limit. LAS VEGAS CITY (STOCK) - NIGHT]
[EXT. That was the call, right? The steering wheel shakes some more. There's no wallet. When it's good, it's great.
Plan: A: A bus; Q: What type of vehicle was carrying 23 passengers from Los Angeles to Las Vegas? A: its destination; Q: What was the bus carrying passengers from Los Angeles to Las Vegas less than 40 miles from? A: nine people; Q: How many people died in the bus crash? A: the driver; Q: Who recalls that the steering wheel vibrated like a jackhammer in his hands? A: the speeding vehicle; Q: What was the driver unable to control? A: a stop; Q: What did the bus finally come to? A: its right side; Q: On what side did the bus crash? A: a sports car; Q: What was the bus on top of when it came to a stop? A: the CSIs; Q: Who discovers that a recent parolee was on the bus, but is now unaccounted for? A: evidence; Q: What do the CSIs find that suggests foul play? Summary: A bus carrying 23 passengers from Los Angeles to Las Vegas crashes less than 40 miles from its destination, killing nine people. Before he dies, the driver recalls that, moments before the wreck, the steering wheel began vibrating like a jackhammer in his hands, making it impossible for him to control the speeding vehicle. When the bus finally did come to a stop, it was on its right side on top of a sports car that was following it. At the scene, the CSIs discover that a recent parolee was on the bus, but is now unaccounted for---and that there's evidence of foul play.