CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (season 13) Las Vegas ("In Vino Veritas"), Phillips heads to a high school reunion ("Dead of the Class"), and an investigation into a series of Dante's Inferno killings bring the CSIs face-to-face Black Sabbath ("Skin in the Game"), before jeopardizing the life of one investigator. In episode thirteen of the season, "CSI" staged a two-part crossover with its spin-off show "" in which Gary Sinise marked his first appearance in "CSI" and as his "CSI: NY" character Mac Taylor; cast member Ted Danson subsequently appeared in the "CSI: NY" portion of the story. Former cast member William Petersen also returned as Gil
Crime scene cleanup contracted to completely remove all traces of the crime as if it never happened. In print and online, the task has been the subject of Alan Emmins' book "Mop Men: Inside the World of Crime Scene Cleaners", and in a piece on "six figure jobs" that appeared on CNN. Another book is "Aftermath, Inc.: Cleaning Up after CSI Goes Home". An extensive article on all aspects of crime scene cleanup was published in the forensic science section of "Discovery's How Stuff Works". In video games and visual media, crime scene cleanup takes center focus as the main objective in the