CSI: NY- Season 4 Trivia

1. The first murder victim was participating in a party on a New York billboard to advertise an alcohol. What kind of alcoholic drink replica did the CSI unit find the victim floating in, holding an olive beach ball?

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.8; "Buzzkill"

Answer: martini

A group of young adults partied on a New York Billboard once a week to advertise for an alcohol brand. On the night the victim died, the party was broken up by someone shooting tennis balls at the group. The victim was partying on a billboard when they were electrocuted inside a martini. On initial inspection of the scene, Detective Flack and Stella find a live wire leading to the water inside the martini where the victim was standing.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.7: "Commuted Sentences"

Answer: He had just been acquitted for raping her.

Fern became the primary suspect with motive, when detectives found her covered in Bentley's blood, knowing he had been acquitted for her violent rape. However Fern insisted she was innocent and had been on her way home. Fern saw Bentley lying on the ground and her nurse instincts kicked in to save a life. She had no idea who it was until she got closer and checked the body's pulse. She panicked when she realized it was her rapist from her case in court. Fern explained to the detectives, the blood on her clothes transferred to her clothes. When she realized the man was dead, she rushed home and tried to get the blood off.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.6: "Boo"

Answer: A buried man comes out of the ground and runs away.

During the old man's tales of coffins being scratched from the inside, plagues, and morticians watching graves for bells tied to the graves, a body is stirred when the old man rings a bell for a practical joke. No one is laughing when a man comes out of the ground and attacks. The young man runs off in fright, leaving his co-worker screaming. The ground man runs off towards the highway.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.5: "Down the Rabbit Hole"

Answer: in a mannequin warehouse

The owner of the mannequin warehouse lost his wife a few years earlier. Every year he has a dance with one of the mannequins in her memory on their anniversary. While he is dancing, he finds the unusual body among the mannequin dolls. The victim also had a small doll of a man beside her with the name "Johnny" scribbled on it.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.3: "You Only Die Once"

Answer: The car repairs itself and throws out flames.

Flack hits the sports car in the side trying to get it to pull over. When the car repairs itself from the dent, Detective Flack asks, "What kind of car are you?" The car throws out lighter fluid and flames from the back, wrecking the taxi and halting the chase. The suspect gets away. Later Chief Sinclair reprimands Flack for leading a high speed chase on the news because it was against department policy. He tells Flack the next time he runs up a $60 cab tab, he can pay for it himself.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.16 : "Right Next Door"

Answer: She got her high heel stuck in a grate and fell through the window.

Miranda Vower, a part time receptionist at a financial firm, was on her way home. She stopped to watch a news report in a store front window about an abducted child. When they looked for homicidal evidence, Mac and Stella found none. Stella summed up the case as the lady fell out of her heels. The woman tripped over her heel when it stuck in a grating and fell through a storefront. The decorations in the storefront fell on her and killed her.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.2: "The Deep"

Answer: The diver had a full tank of oxygen.

At first the CSIs guessed the scuba diver may have panicked causing him to drown. Sheldon Hawkes, who was formerly a doctor, found a dive mask and when he removed it, he noticed petechial hemorrhaging. Danny observed the scuba diver had a tank with 90% oxygen. Detective Taylor asked his crew, "How does a guy with a full tank of oxygen and a backed up regulator drown?"

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.1: "Can You Hear Me Now?"

Answer: "Nothing is sacred anymore."

After returning from London, Mac was called to the Statue of Liberty where he and the team found a dead security guard. At first the team suspected vandalism, but Stella found evidence of sexual activity on the torch. Stella asked Mac who would do something like that on the Statue of Liberty. Mac replied that, "Nothing is sacred anymore."

From Quiz "CSI:NY" 4.10: "The Thing About Heroes"

Answer: They are connected with the number 333.

Mac receives many anonymous calls from a person he labels the "333 Stalker" because all the calls occur at exactly 3:33 am. Mac also receives luggage with the numbers set back to "333". When he opens the luggage he discovers a bloody t-shirt of a young boy. Stella also receives gifts from the stalker, including a 3D puzzle of Chicago spattered in blood. The clues lead Mac on a trip to Chicago to find a building connected with his past.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.8; "Buzzkill"

Answer: her boyfriend

Danny's victim had a severe gunshot wound to the head. She was about to answer a few questions in the ambulance before being taken to the hospital. A man jumped into the ambulance claiming to be her boyfriend. He reacted very emotionally and held the victim's hand. Danny's victim went into shock. Normally when a victim went into shock in these cases, it raised suspicion towards a suspect. Danny questioned the boyfriend about his relationship to get more information. The boyfriend claimed he was coming to the restaurant to walk her home and when he arrived his girlfriend was on a stretcher with the paramedics. Danny believed the best and assured the boyfriend he would get through the trauma.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.7: "Commuted Sentences"

Answer: Fern was half his size with no injuries.

The case appeared to be open and shut when Fern was arrested, but upon closer inspection of the scene, the evidence seemed to leave many unanswered questions. Fern had no injuries and Bentley had been stabbed four times. Bentley was also much larger and stronger than Fern, but had no defensive wounds. Bentley had been running in circles, but didn't fight back and didn't escape. Mac commented that maybe he didn't have a choice.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.6: "Boo"

Answer: It is cursed with the history of a suicide and a missing child from the previous owners.

The officer tells them that the community believed the house is haunted. The apparent suicide of the father and murder of the family members has happened on the anniversary of the suicide in the previous owner's family. The previous family also had a missing child, and currently the officers are looking for the missing daughter of the family, who has not been located among the bodies.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.5: "Down the Rabbit Hole"

Answer: an avatar from a virtual reality website

The young lady was modeling an avatar named Venus, from a website known as Second Life. Adam calls her the Paris Hilton of the website. Second Life allows people to build and customize their own character and participate in activities such as shopping, gaming, and socializing. Mac sends Adam to follow up with the website on who is the real person behind the avatar.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.3: "You Only Die Once"

Answer: The thief turned on the lights.

When Stella asks for a description of the car, Flack says it was the average supercell spy car with the blue flame get away package. He tells Stella the suspect was medium built, light brown hair, with a scar on his left cheek. Stella is surprised. Flack says the guy turned the lights on when he broke in. Stella asks, "What kind of thief sneaks into an apartment in the middle of the night and turns on the lights?" Meanwhile Flack's girlfriend is super excited that she witnessed a break in and tells her friends over the phone. Stella tells Flack that she would be invited to all kinds of parties.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.16 : "Right Next Door"

Answer: A fun slumber party turned into a nightmare.

A very tired Stella came home and heard screaming of a little girl, crying "I want to go home!" from one of the other apartments on her floor. Stella's neighbor, Bonnie Dillard, told Stella that she volunteered to help her sister out and what they thought would be a fun slumber party turned into a nightmare.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.2: "The Deep"

Answer: a prosthetic ear

Starfish were feasting on the scuba diver's internal organs and skin. Sid noticed that they were not able to eat the ear because it was prosthetic. He gave the ear to Stella, because it contained a serial number that could help her find the man's identity. He ruled the possible cause of death as cyanide, after he found high levels of the toxin in tests. Sheldon was put on the mission to find out how the diver was poisoned underwater.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.1: "Can You Hear Me Now?"

Answer: A stalker is calling him at 3:33 am every morning, but does not answer when Mac picks up the phone.

Stella called the hotel in London and discovered Mac had checked out early. When Mac told her he was just jet lagged from the trip, Stella questioned it. Mac admitted that someone had called him at 3:33 am every morning but did not respond when Mac answered the phone. Mac cut his trip short because he could not get rest.

From Quiz "CSI:NY" 4.10: "The Thing About Heroes"

Answer: They are almost killed in a subway collision.

When the CSI team go to investigate the murder of a subway train operator, the train suddenly comes to life and starts heading for a collision. The CSIs try to think of ways to control or stop the hijacked train but nothing works. Danny, who had stepped off the subway to get his kit prior to the chaos, throws a rock and smashes the MP3 player causing the subway to run. The train stops and the team notice a sign that reminds them of Mac's stalker.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.8; "Buzzkill"

Answer: The bullet pierced part of her parietal lobe in her brain.

The parietal lobe was a risky surgical operation because it controlled the victim's movement. The victim was also floating in and out of consciousness when the doctor evaluated how removing the bullet would affect her life. He told Danny a neurosurgeons would have to evaluate the victim's condition further before operating. There was hope the bullet could be removed because it had not damaged any bones.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.7: "Commuted Sentences"

Answer: shot in the back

Based on the wounds, Joanna Morgan was shot in the back, through the chest, at a downward angle. She also had a wrist fracture. The detectives found a gun but were unable to locate any of the bullets. Danny said he had worked a case where a shooter would take the gun and leave the bullets, but he had never worked a case where the shooter would leave the gun and take the bullets. Lindsey said it didn't look like a robbery because she had her purse, wallet, and money on her.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.6: "Boo"

Answer: Lindsay notices a bullet hole in the wall with fresh blood.

Lindsay is videotaping the crime scene, when a picture frame falls off the wall. It reveals a large bullet hole in the wall with blood pouring from it. Lindsay listens to the wall and hears a small voice crying, "Help me." When they take apart the wall, they find the missing little girl who has been shot. They rush her to the hospital.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.4: "Time's Up"

Answer: a needle

Dr. Sid and Sheldon dissect the man's brain after noticing an unusual object on tests. Sheldon assists Dr. Sid in cutting the brain out and pulling out a sewing needle. Dr. Sid estimates the needle has been there since the man was an infant. It would have caused the man seizures, that gradually increased as he got older.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.5: "Down the Rabbit Hole"

Answer: by creating an avatar character named Taylor

With the help of Adam, Mac creates a male avatar named Taylor and enters the virtual reality website. Mac uses the help of White Rabbit, an avatar that oversees all the other activity on the website. When he first approaches Don123, the avatar rejects him. Adam redesigns Mac's character as a girl, with similar style to their case victim. With Stella's help, they are able to engage a conversation with Don123, long enough to track his location and address in real life.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.3: "You Only Die Once"

Answer: Chief Sinclair

The chase is not over with one dead body. Flack identifies the man and tells Mac that there was a second partner he couldn't identify. While they were talking, Chief Sinclair shows up to talk to Mac. Mac tells the chief that the murdered suspect had the same MO as the thieves that hit the chief's house. They discuss that these thieves had been hitting many high profile people and taking up headlines, making the police department look really bad. Chief Sinclair tells Mac to step up the investigation and he would give him whatever resources he needs to catch the guys.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.16 : "Right Next Door"

Answer: The building sprinkler system did not work.

Stella's first instinct as a cop was to get everyone out of the building and she did not have time to save her things. She went straight to Bonnie Dillard's apartment and saved Bonnie's son from the fire. Later when Mac came to check on Stella, he brought her coffee. Stella told him that the building's sprinkler system did not work and all her things were destroyed. Mac offered Stella to stay with him, but Stella declined.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.2: "The Deep"

Answer: an abandoned subway car

Lindsay found insulation in the starfish mouths that lead her back to an abandoned subway as the primary crime scene. She informed Mac that in the 1960's, the New York subway cars had their best insulation in its walls and floor tiles. The fibers of that insulation were encased in an epoxy resin, a substance that does not degrade and caused a stir with environmentalists when the subway cars were dumped in the east river.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.1: "Can You Hear Me Now?"

Answer: "Two more will die."

While the CSI team is inspecting the Statue of Liberty, they find a bloody print on the viewfinder. They notice the view finder is held in place with wire. When Mac examines the view, he sees a man on a rooftop, who appears to be watching. Mac realizes when the man does not move, he is dead. They locate the dead man and find that he is unusually orange. Upon inspection they also find a bloody message on the man's chest that says "Two more will die."

From Quiz "CSI:NY" 4.10: "The Thing About Heroes"

Answer: a skeleton and a hangman's game written in blood

The stalker sends Mac a puzzle of the Empire building and clues that all lead back to the building in Chicago. When Mac arrives, he finds a room with a skeleton hanging. Letters are written in blood and blanks are set up for a hangman's game. Taylor puts the letters together and discovers the missing word is "coward". In the morgue, it is discovered the skeleton is a victim in his twenties who died thirty years prior from a gunshot wound.

From Quiz "CSI: NY" 4.8; "Buzzkill"

Answer: He was a recovering alcoholic.

Detective Flack told Nick that he has seen criminals blame their behavior on wives, bosses, and even the devil, but has never had any blame their behavior on a shiny red light. Nick explained that he had a new job and had been sober for over two years. When the billboard parties started up in his window view, he could not resist the urge to drink. He became angry and shot tennis balls out the window to make the music stop. He had no desire to kill anyone. After reviewing the evidence, the detectives concluded Nick's actions broke up the party but did not kill the victim.

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