Paul also wants Howard's name left out of the investigation and admits to being a negligent parent. She takes offense that Howard's name was brought up, saying that she's in mourning that she has to bury another child.
In interrogation, Brass asks Vickie why she didn't mention that they had another son who died. She shows this to Brass, and the Winstons are brought in for questioning. In the shed, Catherine finds weed killer that contains disulfoton. Catherine Brass visit the Winstons with a search warrant.
Joshua had the recommended dosage of cough syrup in his system however, disulfoton, a type of pesticide, was also found. Greg finds Catherine in the station locker room and provides her with lab results. He died before the age of three from Tay-Sachs disease, an incurable disease that essentially paralyzes infants over time. Brass checks the medical records and finds that Howard was the Winston's first child. In the trunk, she finds a baby blanket with the name "Howard Aston Winston" on it. After the questioning is over, Vickie sees Paul in the hallway and hits him several times in anger.Ĭatherine searches the car again.
She confirms that she told Paul to give Joshua cough syrup that morning if the cough still persisted. When Catherine asks Vickie if Joshua had a cold, she replies that he had a slight cough and that she gave him cough syrup the night before. She tells them that she had taken the car seat out of her car and put it in Paul's car before driving to the airport. Vickie confirms that she was in Anaheim for business, as she works in horticulture and her company was designing a garden for a new hotel. Catherine and Brass interview Vickie, who says that she fed and clothed Joshua all Paul had to do was drop him off at daycare. Test results show that the red liquid Grissom found was cough syrup. He spots a red liquid in the door's runner Catherine tests it for blood, but it comes back negative. Grissom says that Paul admitted that this car wasn't the primary transport for Joshua. She notes that the car seat appears to have been fastened correctly, but notices that there's no car seat indentation in the back seat. Catherine replies that she always does.Ĭatherine and Grissom examine Paul's car. He wants Catherine to thoroughly document the case from the car to the infant, leaving no stone unturned. Jeffrey Sinclair, who tells her that he wants to prosecute Paul Winston to the fullest extent of the law, believing this will serve as a message to all parents with infants. A flashback shows him constantly on his phone because of his job, forgetting that Joshua was in the back seat.Ĭatherine gets a visit from Chief Deputy D.A. Vickie usually drives Joshua to daycare on her way to work however, since she's out of town, Paul was supposed to do this. In interrogation, Paul tells Brass that both he and his wife, Vickie, work all the time. David Phillips tells Catherine that due to the heat, it's possible that the baby has been dead for no more than an hour. The baby's father, Paul Winston, comes out and is horrified to find that he accidentally left his son in the car. Grissom takes a temperature reading of the inside of the car-it reads 145 degrees.
#Nick fink jumping out of pool registration#
The car's registration cannot be found, but the assumption is that the mother isn't too far away. Catherine and Grissom meet Brass on the scene. A passerby breaks a window with a skateboard, but they're too late. On the case: Catherine Willows, Gil Grissom, Jim Brassĭuring a heat wave in Vegas, a woman in a mall parking lot spots a baby locked inside of a car. Warrick investigates the case of a man who died at his home of an apparent heat stroke. Nick and Sara look into the death of a woman who was found floating in the lake with a head wound. During a heat wave, Grissom and Catherine investigate the death of a baby who was found dead locked in a car.
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