Jekyll was just getting started and that he will move on to live people and possibly become a serial killer. Charlie strikes again, surgically placing a sepsis-infected appendix inside Bernard Higgins which was later found out to have belonged to Charlie's father , a severely sickly real-estate mogul. While he was being questioned about Lily, an Asian woman, found drowned in his bathtub, his long list of diseases including sleep apnea, narcolepsy and Crohn's disease provided him with a possible alibi.
Catherine also found a size 13 shoe print in the bathroom in which Lily was drowned, which wasn't Higgin's size. During interrogation, he suddenly dropped dead and was cut open by Dr. Robbins and Langston, who noticed the similarities with Joseph Bigelow's alterations.
Langston suggested to Catherine that Dr. Jekyll was also the one who killed Lily, having returned to finish off Higgins when his medication prolonged his life too much. When they returned to Higgins' house, they found that a section the appendix of his autobiography had been cut out. In the meantime, Dr. Robbins cut open the infected appendix and discovered a metal fragment containing a piece of paper with the name "Michelangelo" written on it.
The Dr. Jekyll case became prominent again when a man was caught trying to dump the dead body of a Hispanic boy, various body parts, surgical materials and medicine orders. The evidence led them to Jeffrey Hughes , an unlicensed doctor working as a herbalist.
They learned that he had in fact operated on the boy in an attempt to save his life, but failed. When he was shown pictures of the work of Dr. Jekyll, he claimed to have no knowledge of them, telling the team he wasn't Dr. Charlie later sedated a retired machinist named Jack Herson and planted radioactive seeds otherwise used for cancer therapy inside his skull. The radiation damaged the aggression center of his brain, and, along with the pain, Herson eventually went into a frenzy and killed a couple that lived next door to him and their dog.
He also attempted to kill the daughter, but he gave up when he couldn't find her after she took shelter. When the CSI team investigated the killings, they looked in his basement and found the remains of Jekyll's work as well as surgical tools, leading them to believe that Herson was Jekyll. Later, Herson was involved in a hit-and-run while fleeing. He was then tracked down to his aunt's home, where he kept ranting about how there was something wrong with his head.
When he shot and killed her, the SWAT team stormed the building, only to have Herson die in front of their eyes. Meanwhile, Nick and Ray discovered that a radiator plug was missing from his home. Inside the socket, they found a piece of paper reading "Gita Langston, Nick and Brass tracked down the seeds to a hospital.
A doctor there informed them that some seeds from their storage had in fact gone missing. The person who stole them was using a security code stolen from a vacationing doctor. Alec Smight. Storyline Edit. Serial killer Nate Haskell enjoys extorting favors and toying with Langston in exchange for information which may help catch Dr.
His tips prove valid, leading first to a closed Italian restaurant, then to Giovanni 'Papa' DiMasa's. There the team finds itself in acute physical danger, Nick is even badly shot, while the psychopath proves shockingly flimsy-motivated. Crime Drama Mystery Thriller. Add content advisory. Did you know Edit. User reviews 3 Review. Top review. While there were parts of this that were suspenseful, it was sort of slow moving.
We know that in the final episode of the season they are going to get the guy. But the apprehension is sort of old school and dull by comparison. Jekyll sent as non-human; in fact, it's prosciutto Di Parma, a high-end delicacy. There's no touch DNA on the jerky, but the thought is that Dr.
Jekyll might have left epithelals behind if he wasn't wearing gloves when he made it. Meanwhile, Greg and Sara are cross-referencing employees from Venetti's with those who are still in the industry, and Catherine has them narrow the search down to those now working at high-end Italian restaurants.
He invites Langston and Nick in and he calls for his son, Charlie who is a cook at the restaurant to bring them wine. Giovanni appears to be in pain, but shakes it off when Langston and Nick notice. Charlie arrives with the wine and goes back to retrieve the employee list that the CSIs ask for. Back at the lab, Catherine discovers the DNA on the meat is a filial match for the septic appendix found in the Dr. Jekyll victim, Bernard Higgins. This means that the appendix either belonged to Dr.
Jekyll's father or his son. She relays this information to Nick. After Nick learns that Giovanni got his appendix taken out recently, he orders Officer Clark to go check on Charlie. He then tells Langston to get Giovanni to a hospital and leaves to follow up with Officer Clark. Before he can, a shotgun blast is heard. Officer Clark is dead, and Charlie emerges and shoots Nick.
Langston and Giovanni hide for cover as Charlie tells Langston that he came too early. Charlie keeps Langston, Nick, and his father trapped behind a table because he is eager to see Langston witness his father die after he robbed of his dream of becoming a doctor. Nick opens his eyes and silently reaches for his gun nearby. Langston tells Charlie about his own father in order to buy time for the injured Nick to get his gun. When Langston declares that he's standing up, Charlie emerges with his shotgun.
Nick sits up and shoots him several times, killing him. Nick is later taken to the hospital where the other CSIs are relieved that he will be okay. Langston relays the information that Giovanni is going to be okay, as well. The rest of the lab celebrates the good news about Nick when told. When Langston returns to the lab to say goodbye to Haskell, Haskell grabs him before he can leave and stabs him several times with a broken frame from his glasses, leaving Langston bleeding on the ground.
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