TEXT: FLASH IN. [VARIOUS EXT. LAST VEGAS CITY LIGHTS (STOCK) - NIGHT] [EXT. TRAILER PARK - NIGHT] (A trailer in the trailer park is on fire. There are a series of explosions within the fire.) (A helicopter flies overhead.) Helicopter Pilot: (over radio) Control, this is air one. I'm at the trailer park 402. There's a large gas main construction fire. (audio fades out, continues in cc) The scene is totally involved. Dispatch additional fire units and paramedics. Over. FLASH TO: (The firefighters are there spraying water on the blaze. The helicopter flies overhead.) (CC) WOMAN: We need your help! TIME CUT TO: [EXT. TRAILER PARK - NIGHT] (The fire is out. The CSIs arrive as the officers are putting up the crime scene tape. They stop just outside the tape and look at the damage.) Catherine: Warrick, why don't you and I take the perimeter and work our way in. Warrick: All right. (motions to Greg) Greg, you're with us. Greg: I'll start the sketch. (They all duck under the tape and head toward the burned trailer. Wilcox walks past them.) Wilcox: How you doing, Nick? Nick: (smiling) Above ground, Wilcox. (Sara and Nick follow Grissom toward the trailer.) Sara: Would you like inside or out? Nick: I'll take in. (They head toward Brass, who is inside the trailer.) Brass: We got two victims. We think the girl is Selena March. She owns the trailer. (They shine their flashlights down on the blonde-haired woman on the ground near Brass. There's a second body near her.) Grissom: What about the male? Brass: Nothing yet. Nick: This is a piece of the roof right here -- fiberglass and particle board. These things weren't built to last. Grissom: They were built to burn. Nick: This place is totale
SUMMARY:
The team tackles three separate cases: Grissom and Nick investigate the case of a murdered couple found in bed in a suspicious trailer explosion; Catherine and Warrick look into the death of a stripper discovered dead in the worst part of town; and Greg and Sara try to find the killer of two bodies found decomposed after spending five days in the trunk of a car.