1x19 Crime and Misdemeanor - CSI: New York Episode Guide

CSI: New York

- Episode 01x19

Episode: 01x19
Title: Crime and Misdemeanor
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 119
First Aired: Apr. 13, 2005

Season 1 » Episode #19 - Crime and Misdemeanor

CSI: New York - 01x19 Crime and Misdemeanor

Summary: When the body of a young woman is discovered at a laundry facility, the bed sheets she is wrapped in lead Mac and Stella back to an upscale New York hotel that houses diplomats from around the world when the United Nations is in special session. Meanwhile, Danny and Aiden investigate the death of a homeless man found dressed as a human statue. By all accounts, the prank is deemed a misdemeanor, but Danny decides to delve further and his refusal to stop the investigation puts him at odds with Mac.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Detective Aiden Burn	played by Vanessa Ferlito
Jane Parsons	played by Sonya Walger
Chad Willingham	played by Chad Lindberg
Robert Costa	played by Dominic Fumusa
Tom Martin	played by Kevin Alejandro
Frank Barret	played by Steven Petrarca
Tony Garcia	played by Andre Kristoff
David Scott	played by Silas Weir Mitchell
Officer Omar Lilly	played by Larry Gilliard Jr.

	Season 1 / Episode 19: - Crime and Misdemeanor Det. Don Flack: What do you need roofies for, anyway? Tony Garcia: I have a sleep disorder. Det. Don Flack: You provide security. It's your job to stay awake.
	Season 1 / Episode 19: - Crime and Misdemeanor Detective Stella Bonasera: What do you do when you can't sleep? Det. Mac Taylor: Work. Detective Stella Bonasera: No, I mean, what do normal people do when they can't sleep?

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TRIVIA

Danny: "It must be Groundhog Day for Robert Costa." This is a reference to the film 'Groundhog Day (1993)', in which Bill Murray (I) relives the same day, over and over again.
Mac: "I love the smell of a cover-up in the afternoon." This is an alteration of 'Robert Duvall (I)''s famous line from 'Apocalypse Now (1979)'. The original line is, "I love the smell of napalm in the morning. Smells like victory.".