S3·E23 Whacked
Synopsis
An axe murderer on death row is given a stay of execution just moments before it was to take place, on the grounds that there may have been tainted DNA analysis used at his trial. Now, without using any DNA evidence, the team must race against time and reexamine all of the physical evidence in the case, just as they get a call on a new double murder that looks suspiciously like the case they're working on.
Episode recap
In the episode Whacked, a stay of execution is granted to an axe murderer on death row due to concerns about tainted DNA analysis used in his trial. The team of Crime Scene Investigators from the Miami-Dade Police Department must reexamine all physical evidence in the case without using DNA evidence.
Their investigation is complicated by the arrival of a new double murder case that bears a suspicious resemblance to the original case. The team must work against time to analyze the new evidence and determine if it is connected to the axe murderer's case.
The episode focuses on the team's efforts to reexamine the physical evidence and find new leads in the case. The team's expertise and skills are put to the test as they work to solve the case and bring justice to the victims and their families.
The episode highlights the challenges and complexities of forensic science and the importance of thorough and meticulous investigation. The team's dedication and expertise are essential in uncovering the truth and solving the case.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 3 Episode 23 of CSI: Miami air?
Season 3, Episode 23 ('Whacked') originally aired on May 16, 2005.
How long is Season 3 Episode 23 ('Whacked')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for CSI: Miami.
What happens in CSI: Miami Season 3 Episode 23?
An axe murderer on death row is given a stay of execution just moments before it was to take place, on the grounds that there may have been tainted DNA analysis used at his trial. Now, without using any DNA evidence, the team must race against time and reexamine all of the physical evidence in the c...