The CSI team is introduced to their new supervisor, D.B. Russell. The CSI team is still recovering from the fall out between Langston and Haskell. Nick is still angry at Internal Affairs' decision to let Langston go. Brass is not too happy with the decision either but he seems to take a liking to Russell early on. Catherine and Nick are still trying to work out their own issues with how Langston and Haskell's case was settled.
There's been a shooting and stabbing on the Las Vegas tram and many are dead and injured. The only person who was not injured in the incident was a small boy who is so traumatized he won't talk. His mother was wounded badly in the incident. Nick tries to get the boy to talk but is not successful. Russell manages to connect with the boy and he's able to get the critical information that the team needs for this case.
The CSI team also finds a man who was stabbed in a bathroom by the platform. He was going to meet his brother on the tram but was stabbed before he could even meet with his brother who had been living the low life, always in need of money. While he tries to remove the knife from his brother's body, a security guard sees on the cameras that the man has a gun which results in a shoot out. The stabbed brother is wounded further and dies and the low life brother flees the scene. The younger brother's friend from prison had stabbed the older brother.
In this episode there are multiple victims and this is common in crime drama's, generally you can't have a criminal without a victim. There are also different roles within the csi team. Theese go from the detectives to police and private detectives. Theese show a different level of improtance. They also use different types of methods to gather evidence and are very technology based.
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