TEXT: [EXT. LAS VEGAS (STOCK) -- NIGHT] [SCENE_BREAK] [INT. DEVON HOTEL -- LOBBY -- NIGHT] (A MAN and A WOMAN walk through the lobby, their arms around each other.) Man: You're going to like my room. You can see the entire strip from my balcony... and the bed. (He turns her around, her back against the wall. Her hands come up against his chest.) Woman: (nervously) I usually don't do this. I-I mean, especially with somebody that I just met. Man: Yeah? Well, I could tell that just by looking at you. (The MAN presses the elevator door button. The elevator bell dings.) Woman: Uh... Man: Come on, don't worry, all right? You can trust me. Okay? Woman: Promise? Man: I never lie. (The MAN starts to kiss the WOMAN. He backs her up into the elevator.) Woman: You are so bad. Man: Yeah, I am. (He lifts her up and carries her into the elevator. He presses her against the elevator wall and starts kissing her. After a moment, the woman looks down and sees the dead body on the floor... ) [SCENE_BREAK] [INT. DEVON HOTEL -- NIGHT] (SARA and GRISSOM arrive at the scene. They duck under the crime scene tape and walk toward BRASS who is already there.) Sara: Hey. Dispatch said suspicious circs. Brass: Yeah. We got an anonymous call to 9-1-1 at the same time the couple found him. A male voice said: "A man has collapsed at the Devon. Hurry." Grissom: Where's the man? (GRISSOM looks at the empty elevator. There are two cones on the floor... and no body.) Brass: Oh, he's unconscious, but breathing. So paramedics took him to Desert Palm Hospital. There was no bullet wounds, no knife... nothing. Sara: You got a name? Brass: Bob Fairmont. Upscale home developer. Sara: "A Fairmont Home
SUMMARY:
The CSI team is called in when a famous real estate entrepreneur is found dead in a hotel elevator. When the body of Bob Fairmont, the real estate developer, is found, the team discovers that the crime scene has been tampered with and that the victim has been re-dressed. After tracing the cause of death to a lethal poison, the team is shocked to discover that Fairmont's organs have already been removed and donated, making the case a bit more difficult to solve.