Unshockable
When a band member of Rascal Flatts is electrocuted by his own guitar during a concert, the CSI team investigates if it was a case of foul play.
Synopsis
When a band member of Rascal Flatts is electrocuted by his own guitar during a concert, the CSI team investigates if it was a case of foul play. The bassist, Jay DeMarcus, suffers from a mild case of amnesia after the electrocution. The guitar is swapped out before the CSIs can get to it and has to be rescued from a fan before they can determine the guitar tech set Jay up in order to play one more time on stage.
Meanwhile, Sara and Ray look into the death of a former CIA officer found in a Lake Mead, his head cut, no ID, and 24-hours dead. The vic was dressed after being struck in the head. The body turns out to be former deputy directory of operations, Vance Colton, who was dying of cancer and writing a tell-all book. Not wanting to die a sick man, he arranged for a friend still in the CIA to spin up his death, dying a hero.
Review
Sara and Ray end up working directly with the CIA, and clashing with them to protocol. They’re one step behind the CIA for most of the case, due to the CIA not giving them information. Still, they’re able to determine the primary and secondary scenes, and run into the German Consulate, who are following them because they’re implicated in Colton’s book.
Notes
- Sara let Ray drive, contrary to how she treats most other CSIs.
- Grissom and Sara take canoe trips, and went on one looking for bugs on their honeymoon.
Quotes
Langston: I’ve seen access denied before, but restricted?
Sara: Denied is get lost. Restricted is like a fence you want to climb over.
Fans of LeFox is a fan run website with the goal of sharing information about actress, advocate, and humanitarian, Jorja Fox.