Spoilers for those who haven't seen tonight's CSI season finale.
We all know that bleach is the trigger for the killer, and it can be found at each crime scene. But have you realized that each killing is forming the word "bleach"?
Blunt force trauma;
Liquid nicotine poisoning;
Electrocution;
Asphyxiation;
Crushed under a Car;
H is the only one that's left. I assume Natalie (the Miniature Killer) will hang herself in jail when the janitors use bleach near her cell.
EDIT: I wish I could take credit for noticing this, but I didn't. I can't recall who it was, but someone on one of the many CSI wikis or messageboards came up with the idea first.
Kudos to you, sir.
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I didn't even notice that. I guess I'm not cut out to be part of CSI. Nice catch by the way.
ReplyDeleteAlso I love CSI.
Do you watch all of them or just this one?
Turbo
There is only one true CSI, and its name is Vegas.
ReplyDeleteAgain, I wish I could take credit for noticing it (though I did fill in the C and H parts).
I would agree, but NCIS gets a pass. I love that show it reminds me so much of jag. Those other shows aren't bad they just aren't GOOD. If there isn't anything on TV I will watch.
ReplyDeleteI was hoping that you found out that the real killer was Gil. "What a twist".
Turbo