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CSI: Crime Scene Investigation :: Secrets and Flies (06x06)
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| Title: | Secrets and Flies |
| Episode #: | 06x06 |
| Original Airdate: | Thursday November 03rd, 2005 |
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The CSIs uncover evidence that leads them to question whether or not a young mother's death was really a suicide.
The CSI team uncovers evidence in the investigation of a young mother's suicide that proves that the woman's newborn baby was not her biological child -- in fact, she was still technically a virgin at the time of her death. If the team discovers how the child was conceived, the answer may lead them to a killer. Meanwhile, Grissom is called into court to refute expert witness testimony from a suspected manipulator of evidence.
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This episode marks Tony Amendola's third appearance on C.S.I. He guest starred as Professor Rambar in this episode and in episode 11 of season 1 entitled "I-15 Murders", and in episode 1 of season 5 entitled "Viva Las Vegas" as the building super.
| The Catholic League objected the airing of this episode due to its portrayl of anti-abortion protestors and activists.
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Lab Tech: Why did the fly, fly?
Grissom: Because the spider, spied her. Catherine's daughter told me that when she was three.
| Grissom: I just finished your eval.
Catherine: And?
Grissom: In the comments section, I noted that if you had my job, these evaluations wouldn't be late.
| (after being offered a promotion by UnderSheriff McKeen)
Grissom: Oscar Wilde said, "Ambition is the last refuge of failure." I'm fine thanks.
| Catherine: Diorite granite.
Hodges: You remember your geology.
Catherine: (excited she was right) Yes!
Warrick: Wow.
Catherine: Actually senior year I took rocks for jocks. I dated the TA.
Warrick: Ha, lucky guy. I'm sure you got an A.
Catherine: As a matter of fact I did.
Warrick: Mm-hmm.
Hodges: You're married. Don't flirt.
| Sofia: Apparently I was a CSI, then a detective, and now I'm a messenger.
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Title: Secrets and Flies
An obvious play on the term Secrets and Lies, used as a title in movies, books, and TV episodes
| The testimonial evidence Gil provides is comparatively similar to that in a real life case involving David Alan Westerfield, a suspected child murderer (later convicted). The real-life forensics expert, Madison Lee Goff, testified about evidence involving the length of time larvae was on a dead body based on life cycles. Dr. Goff is a forensics expert and department chair at a university in Hawaii.
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The real-life forensics expert on whose testimony this episode is loosely based is Madison Lee Goff, a forensics expert and department chair at a university in Hawaii. In the season 9 finale, All In, Nick Stokes will mention that he is off to an entomology workshop in Honolulu run by Lee Goff.
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