A Grizzly Murder (CSI episode)
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A Grizzly Murder is an episode of the American television series CSI: Miami, first broadcast February 26, 2007.
Gimmicks include
- homocides
- the use of a mixture of glycerine and vanilla as a hunting lure for bears, and
- identifying the owner of a portable digital-music player by interrogating the tune-server for all customers who have ordered a specific combination of tunes.
The prospect of an extended subplot is provided by Horatio Caine's refusal to yield to the demands of a county supervisor for inaction on the supervisor's hiring of a prostitute with a $10,000-fee, and the prospect that the supervisor is financing such expenditures with the proceeds of bribery.
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