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Post by webruce on Mar 14, 2014 1:23:34 GMT -5
Long Road Home: When a rock band groupie is found dead in a limo, the CSIs investigate the mystery band involved in the murder and the disappearance of a prostitute the victim was with. A melted guitar pick and autograph left on the victim's breast leads them to Gene Simmons, but he maintains his innocence and explains the events took place at an event in which regular guys pay for the experience to act like rock stars alongside famous rockers. The victim was paid to act as a groupie for an amateur band that signed up.After canvassing the area, a missing member of the band, Lex, becomes the prime suspect, but their theory is debunked when they find his body in a travel case along with a love song written to the missing prostitute. With the help of Gene Simmons, they locate the prostitute and use a sample of her DNA to ascertain she is Lex's estranged daughter. She admits Lex tracked her down to play her his song and claims her father was still alive in the recording studio when she left him. The CSIs uncover particles of a specific gum on one of the mics which places another band member, Arnold, at the scene of the crime. Interrogating Arnold yields his confession of murdering Lex for continually relegating him to backup vocals. Arnold also admits to killing the hired groupie for being a witness to the crime.
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Post by webruce on Mar 14, 2014 1:24:21 GMT -5
Well Jim Brass didn't get all snarky with Gene Simmons. Didn't care for Gene's lyrics plug(one of a couple), "You can Kiss my A**!", Brass should have shut him off mid sentence. I knew right away it wasn't Gene as killer. But he has played that role before. Jim Brass was his snarky self to all but Gene Simmons.
It was nice for Brass's heart to heart with Tangerine(Angella Glenn). He really knew what he was talking about with his own daughter. Giving her the tape of her dad's song was nice too. Didn't recognize Jamie Kennedy as Ed Kapena. I thought he looked familiar and at first thought he was killer. But he was only interviewed the one time.
Recognized Marty "The Cat" Kurtz from 'WKRP In Cincinnati "many years ago. So I thought he could be bad. Well he was on fraud, but not murder.
I didn't suspect Arnold Borkowski. He was to well dressed and versed. We didn't really get to see Lex Young to show how he acted like he was in charge and belittled Arnold and Ed.
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