The visit revealed she had got into an altercation with a gamer, after interviewing him, he wasn’t their guy.įolsom and Rajan went back to the scene of the crime. Rajan searched a nearby dumpster and found the murder weapons- replica knives from the video game made out of plastic from a 3D printer.įurther investigation revealed video footage that clearly showed Ben Miller, the co-founder of the company. The team dug into Sandra’s fitness tracker which lead them to the company she pioneered, Deep Orbit Games. They found evidence that she scratched one of her attackers… Canine Teeth & Makeupįolsom and Rajan on CSI: VEGAS Season 1 Episode 3 She had been murdered with a blade that was sharp enough to pierce the body but made of softer material that wouldn’t abrase bone. The woman was Sandra King, a video game designer. When she arrived, two men were fleeing and she hid, later to find her friend had been murdered! Stabbed multiple times in the chest and left face down in a fountain. On CSI: VEGAS Season 1 Episode 3, a woman was running near the Fremont Experience and planned to meet her friend. The legacy CSI crew were unofficially invited to help the new crew solve Hodges’ case… However, more digging lead him to change his mind. Grissom was pessimistic of Hodges’ innocence looking at the initial evidence. Evidence pointed at the owner of a swingers club they attended, but some nifty CSI work exonerated the owner and pointed towards the club’s receptionist. Previously on CSI: VEGAS Season 1 Episode 2, the crew worked a case of a couple who were killed the night before their wedding. Stay right here, stay mixed in for exclusive updates! Drop your email to get insights into your inbox… Watch CSI: VEGAS Season 1 Episode 3 “Under the Skin” Pressure rises for the CSIs when a video game developer’s body is found floating in a fountain before a huge gaming tournament. Don’t miss Celebrity Myxer’s recap of CSI: VEGAS Season 1 Episode 3 “Under the Skin.” Grissom and Sara’s investigation into charges against David Hodges heats up as Internal Affairs joins the hunt.
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