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In the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episode titled (Season 4, Episode 13), the team balances two unusual cases: a high-stakes heist disguised as a murder and a strange death within an underground subculture. Case 1: The Antiquities Heist
Grissom, Sara, and Nick respond to a reported electrocution at a casino where a Japanese antiquities exhibit is being hosted.
The electrocution was a ruse to distract security while thieves stole the 17th-century "Sword of Fate," a centerpiece of the exhibit. Case 2: The Vampire Subculture CSI Las Vegas 4x13
A woman is found dead in her home, having bled out from a bite wound to her jugular.
Featuring series regulars William Petersen (Gil Grissom), Jorja Fox (Sara Sidle), and guest appearances by Danny Huston and James Haven. In the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episode titled
Available on platforms such as Paramount+ , Hulu, and Apple TV . "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" Suckers (TV Episode 2004)
Catherine and Warrick delve into an underground community of "blood-drinking Goths" and modern-day vampires to find the killer. Episode Details Original Air Date: February 5, 2004. Case 2: The Vampire Subculture A woman is
Grissom discovers the "body" floating in a pool is actually a CPR dummy rigged with a car battery.