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| Season = 9 |
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| Episode = 6 |
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| Airdate = {{Start date|2008|11|13}} |
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| Production = 906 |
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| Writer = [[Dustin Lee Abraham]] |
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| Director = [[Richard J. Lewis]] |
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| Guests = [[Kevin Moon (actor)|Kevin Moon]]<br/>[[Jin Yang]]</br>[[Gavin Toy]]<br>[[James Kyson Lee]] |
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| Season list = {{CSI season 9 episode list}} |
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| Episode list = [[List of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episodes]] |
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"'''Say Uncle'''" is the sixth episode in the ninth season of the American crime drama ''[[CSI: Crime Scene Investigation]]''. |
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==Plot== |
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Shots ring out during a celebration in [[Korea Town#Las Vegas, Nevada area|Koreatown]] leaving a man and a woman dead. Initially, the investigations hit a snag due to language barriers, especially with the older folks. A Korean plastic surgeon comes forward to tell [[Jim Brass|Brass]] that he had been forced at gunpoint to perform plastic surgery by a gang called Khangpae Dragons on the dead woman. The doctor also mentions that the KD are notorious for [[Extortion|extorting]] money rather than selling drugs or stealing money. The dead woman, Kora Sil, had a son who was HIV-positive. A pair of kid sunglasses with blood smears confirm that the boy had witnessed his mom and the man, his uncle Sung, shot dead. [[Riley Adams|Riley]] and [[Nick Stokes|Nick]] find the boy at a neighbor's house. Through a Korean-speaking policeman, they find out that the boy had indeed witnessed the murder first-hand and the neighbor took him into the house out of fear. [[Greg Sanders|Greg]] goes to investigate the house of a businessman Jin after being tipped off that Kora and her son lived in his basement. He and a detective barely escape a booby trap. [[Gil Grissom|Grissom]] is now worried that KD might be sending more than just a message. |
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==External links== |
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*{{imdb episode|id=1280108|episode=Say Uncle}} |
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*{{Tv.com episode|id=1216121|title=Say Uncle}} |
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*[http://csi.wetpaint.com/page/906+|+Say+Uncle "Say Uncle"] |
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*[http://www.csifiles.com/episodes/csi/season9/say_uncle.shtml "Say Uncle"] at CSI Files |
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[[Category:CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episodes]] |
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[[Category:2008 television episodes]] |
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"Say Uncle" is the sixth episode in the ninth season of the American crime drama CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
Plot
Shots ring out during a celebration in Koreatown leaving a man and a woman dead. Initially, the investigations hit a snag due to language barriers, especially with the older folks. A Korean plastic surgeon comes forward to tell Brass that he had been forced at gunpoint to perform plastic surgery by a gang called Khangpae Dragons on the dead woman. The doctor also mentions that the KD are notorious for extorting money rather than selling drugs or stealing money. The dead woman, Kora Sil, had a son who was HIV-positive. A pair of kid sunglasses with blood smears confirm that the boy had witnessed his mom and the man, his uncle Sung, shot dead. Riley and Nick find the boy at a neighbor's house. Through a Korean-speaking policeman, they find out that the boy had indeed witnessed the murder first-hand and the neighbor took him into the house out of fear. Greg goes to investigate the house of a businessman Jin after being tipped off that Kora and her son lived in his basement. He and a detective barely escape a booby trap. Grissom is now worried that KD might be sending more than just a message.
External links
- "Say Uncle" at IMDb
- Template:Tv.com episode
- "Say Uncle"
- "Say Uncle" at CSI Files