10-7 (CSI episode)
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| CSI: Miami episode | |||||||
| Episode no. | Season 3 Episode 24 |
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| Written by | Ann Donahue Elizabeth Devine |
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| Directed by | Joe Chappelle | ||||||
| Guest stars | Charity Shea Lance Reddick Stephen Ramsey Susan Pari Alex Feldman |
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| Original airdate | May 23, 2005 | ||||||
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10-7 is the twenty-fourth episode, and also the last episode in Season 3 of the American crime drama CSI: Miami
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A bomb exploded in Miami and Horatio suspect someone is making dirty bombs. Horatio finds a bloody fingerprint of his brother, Raymond Caine, who is believed to be dead. Meanwhile, when Ray Jr. is kidnapped, Raymond has to work with Horatio to find the kidnapper and save his son. While processing the crime scene, an unknown assailant (later found to be John Hagen, Raymond Caine's first partner and Calleigh's former boyfriend) holds a gun to Calleigh's head and later commits suicide in front of her. While Ray and Horatio are trying to save Ray Jr., Ray is shot in the chest and falls. But he isn't dead: Horatio had told him to wear a bulletproof vest under his shirt, which saved his life. Horatio later gets his sister-in-law and her son, Ray Jr., tickets to Brazil (saying it's for a family vacation). When they arrive at the plane, Raymond is there to fly down and live with his wife and son in Brazil.
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