Episode Info

Final: 10x19 -- Habeas Corpse (2) (Apr/08/2012)

When one of the CSI's biggest enemies is murdered, Horatio must determine which of his team members is a suspect.

Cast

David Caruso As Lieutenant Horatio Caine (S01-S10)	Emily Procter As Calleigh Duquesne (S01-S10)
Adam Rodriguez As Eric 'Delko' Delektorsky (S01-S07/S09-S10; recurring otherwise)	Jonathan Togo As Ryan Wolfe (S03-S10)
Rex Linn As Detective Frank Tripp (S05-S10; recurring previously)	Eva La Rue As Natalia Boa Vista (S05-S10; recurring previously)
Omar Benson Miller As Walter Simmons (S08-S10)	Eddie Cibrian As Jesse Cardoza (S08)
Megalyn Echikunwoke As Medical Examiner Tara Price (S07)	Khandi Alexander As Chief Medical Examiner Alexx Woods (S01-S06 (Left ep 140))
[Select Character Guide]Calleigh DuquesneChief Medical Examiner Alexx WoodsDetective Yelina SalasEric "Delko" DelektorskyLieutenant Horatio CaineMegan DonnerRyan WolfeTim Speedle • view full cast list, character guides

Reviews

marinalovescsimiami Reviews: 1

CSI MiamiRating: 2 likes, 0 dislikes Csi miami is favorite tv show for a long time! seson eight is going to be exciting and better than seasons 6&7 put together! The first episode last call is Horatio and Calleigh are racing against time trying to find Eric, but while doing so calleigh finds somthing disturbing it could change eric and Calleighs relasionship FOREVER!! And there is an episode named officer down all i know is one of the reocurring actors is going to get shot and the word is that it is REALLY REALLY REALLY SAD! From my point of veiw CSI miami is the best Series on tv! Read more Review posted on Friday, June 12th 2009 at 12:12 pm

chrhaga Reviews: 1

Really good show!Rating: 2 likes, 0 dislikes In my opinion, this show is one of the best shows on the planet. It has excellent plots for each and every episode, has a great cast and crew and the series is entertaining and makes you want to see more! On a scale from 1 to 5 where 5 is the best, this show is undoubtedly a 7! Read more Review posted on Sunday, May 10th 2009 at 10:19 am

garycbelleville Reviews: 7

Still an Amazing Show ???Rating: 0 likes, 1 dislikes I don't know about you, but I originally was a great fan of this show but through the years something has changed. Look at the last time it had a positive review , back in 2009. So it's not just me. Read more Review posted on Wednesday, February 1st 2012 at 10:43 am

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10x19: Habeas Corpse (2) recap: The episode begins with Wolfe regaining his consciousness. He appears to have a broken lip and a dislocated jaw. He is thinking about a conversation he had earlier in the day; about the State Attorney and Eric calls it heavy duty, going after the State Attorney for planting evidence. Boa tells them that every case that Sam woks on gets thrown away. Sam hears that. She calls Boa a bitch and leaves. Wolfe too leaves, saying that he has better things to do. Actually he is going to have a conversation with Josh. Wolfe tells Sam that either Josh played them or it’s Sam who is cheating them. He leaves. Cut to the present, he finds Josh lying on the floor at a distance. He tries waking him up, but he realizes that it’s late; he is dead... read more.

10x18: Law and Disorder (1) recap: The scene opens at a night club where a girl walks around lightheaded. She has been drugged. She stumbles up to the bar when a man asks her if she is alright. Suddenly the girl stumbles out of the club and a man hits her. Frank gets on scene and has the driver take a Breathalyzer Test, but he turns out to be sober. Horatio gets there and the Medical Examiner says that she was poisoned and that she was dead before the car even hit her. Horatio calls for a lockdown on the club. Walter says that they have to interview the people at the club individually. Delko and Duquesne talk to the waiter and he says that he asks her if she needed another drink. Duquesne takes a call and confirms a meeting and Delko overhears it. They run the tests and can’t find anything on the glasses. Duquesne finds a purse in the trash. It is the victim’s and they ID her as Denise Banes. Delko says that he heard her on the phone and she says that she is not going for a Private Investigator job and for him not to worry... read more.

10x17: At Risk recap: The scene opens with a tennis match. Earlier the next morning, the Coach is finishing up practice. Ross, the janitor, comes up and tells him that there is a light in the locker room that is out and that it is kind of dark. He thanks him and goes to the shower. Suddenly he hears something. Something runs by with a growl. The coach realizes that he is locked in. A dog comes up and attacks him. Ross, the janitor, hears this and runs to help the coach. He takes the bar off the door and goes inside. The dog starts to attack him. Walter and Ryan arrive on the scene and tranquilize the dog. Outside, Horatio gets the details and they tell Coach Hopper that Ross is dead. Hopper is glad that it wasn’t him who died, but is sad that Ross is dead. Horatio asks him if he has anyone who knew his routine. He says that he doesn’t know... read more.

10x16: Rest In Pieces recap: The scene opens with a man coming out of the dirt on a beach. He manages to get out and calls out for a girl named Chelsea. He wonders the beach and stumbles out in the street. Later, Horatio and Walter arrive on the scene of the crime and Walter says that Kirk Armstrong was the man and he is going to the hospital. Horatio looks around and finds the girl Kirk was calling out for. She is dead. Tom says that the body they found is Chelsea Bartlett. They realize that this is the workings of Estavan Navarro and that it is his trademark killing in which they suspect him of doing, but lack evidence. A helicopter lands and disrupts the crime scene. Vina Navarro, grandmother to Estavan, is the disturber. She says that she owns the land and has every right to land on it. Vina says that she wants this case over and done because it is hurting her business. Horatio tells her that she needs to bring in her grandson then. She says that she will see what she can do... read more.

10x15: No Good Deed recap: The scene opens with a surfer returning to the shore. As he is nearing the shore, something hits his board from below and his board overturns, throwing him in the sea. Just then he sees a speed boat at a distance and waves at it for help. The boat speeds towards him…only to kill him. The body is washed ashore. The team examines the body. The victim is identified as Henry Duncan, aged 42. Looking at the angles of the wounds on his body, the team concludes that it is a murder. Caine infers that Duncan at first was trying to swim away from the boat. First his legs got stuck in the propeller. Then his body turned over. The boat man circled and came back, this time cleaving his neck. So, the boat is the murder weapon! Next we see the team fish out the killer boat... read more.

Crew

Creator: Anthony E. Zuiker, Ann Donahue, Carol Mendelsohn
Executive Producer: Carol Mendelsohn, Anthony E. Zuiker, Ann Donahue, Jerry Bruckheimer, Jonathan Littman
Co-Executive Producer: Elizabeth Devine (1), Sunil Nayar
Supervising Producer: Gina Lamar

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Recurring Guests