Fun and Games: Episode Ratings: Killer

Killer Rating In a CSI first, a crime will be shown from the killer's perspective. The CSIs investigate two deaths, both linked to the same suspect. As the evidence starts to overlap, the CSI team begins to move in on the murderer.
Gil: "There was no reason to connect the two murders until ballistics matched the silencer we found in the desert with the gun you found at the Riveria Suites." Catherine: "Two murders, same killer." Sara: "Here's how we think things went down. The killer drove his ATV into the desert, concealed it in the brush, takes a bus to a used car lot and buys a blue Taurus." Warrick: "Then he drives to the apartment, puts a cap in Clayton Nash, gets into his car and drives away, free and clear." Catherine: "It's a good plan, well executed." Gil: "Yeah, right up until the point that Ally Sullivan smashed into his car." Sara: "Collateral damage--he killed her so she couldn't identify him." Warrick: "Okay, that all sounds great. How do we find the guy?" Catherine: "We know his original target, Clayton Nash. Small-time hood who gave up a lot of his big-time cronies. He's got a list of enemies." Gil: "How many guys got convicted off Nash's testimony?" Catherine: "Seven. Three of them are still in prison. One is dead, one is out on parole, and two served their time and are now out." Warrick: "So we have three potential killers and nothing to tie them to either crime scene." Sara: "Not quite. Uh, I ruled out most of the prints from Ally Sullivan's car--the vic, her father, her boyfriend--but there are a few unidentified partials." Catherine: "It's not enough detail to run through AFIS?" (Sara shakes her head, 'no.') Gil: "Well, if this guy is a major case felon, then his prints are definitely in the system." Warrick: "I dusted every inch of that apartment window. He never took off his gloves." Catherine: "Karl Cooper. At age 19, he was an Army Ranger. By 42, he was one of the most successful bank robbers in U.S. history. He pulled off dozens of heists, going back two decades, all without killing a single person, and he was known to his bank-robbing buddies as, 'Red.'" Gil: "He doesn't have red hair." Catherine: "Well, the got the nickname because he was always in debt... 'in the red.'" Gil: "Do we have In The Red's address?" Catherine: "Last known was the U.S. Federal Penitentiary in Marion, Illinois. When Nash gave him up, Cooper plead guilty. He served the full seven year term. He got out, dropped off the face of the earth." Nick: "The tire model is a Dunlop KT-345. I checked with the local dealers. The only ATV that uses that particular type of tire has only been on the market for about a year. It's called the Yamaha Raptor. So I got the list of the names of everybody in Las Vegas who's recently bought one. The only Cooper on the list is female--Janice." Catherine: "Well, Karl Cooper had a girlfriend back in Ohio, a Janice Hanford. I mean, she could be Cooper now." Gil: "Do we have her address?" Nick: "Yeah. It's, uh, second page." (Hands Gil some papers.) Gil: (Reads paper) "I think you broke the case, Nick."
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