CSI: Miami

Horatio and Delko head to Brazil to try and catch Marisol's killer, Antonio Riaz. While in Rio, Horatio reunites with Yelina and learns that his brother Raymond is in too deep undercover in a drug ring run by Riaz.

After collecting the evidence to a crime scene involving a murdered undercover ATF agent, Calleigh is run off the road into a canal, corrupting her evidence.

When a celebrity is murdered, Horatio and the team discover that the motive is tied to a 'death pool,' in which players legally bet off-shore on when famous people are going to die.

A male model is run over by a car and the CSIs discover that his good looks may have cost him his life. But when another male model falls to his death, Horatio and the team must find the connection before another murder occurs.

A local city councilman's body is found in an empty house and the CSIs learn that neighbors were irate that the victim had been backing eminent domain, the government's right to force people out of their homes for private development.

When a believer in Santeria is found murdered in front of her shrine, bizarre incidents start happening around the CSI lab and people start speculating that the lab is cursed.

When a man is decapitated while doing a daring stunt with his car, the team suspects that it was more than just an accident. During evidence collection, the CSIs enter the world of "sideshows," where kids gather in tricked-out cars.

After one woman is found murdered and another kidnapped, evidence leads the CSIs to uncover dozens of photos of unidentified missing women in a safe.

When the team takes the case of a young woman murdered after a charity event, they soon find that the victim was only there to expose the event's host as a dangerous drug dealer.

When a Marine recruiter is murdered, the long list of suspects includes anyone who opposes the war in Iraq as well as fellow recruiters looking to eliminate the competition.

As a suspected terrorist is standing trial for aiding in a plot to destroy Miami, her own people try to gun her down, believing she may be in cahoots with the police.

When Natalia is named a suspect in her ex-husband's murder, the rest of the team, careful to avoid any suspicion of interference from Internal Affairs, must watch the case from the sidelines.

While investigating the death of a Cuban refugee who is killed by a landmine, Tripp steps on a mine himself. With Tripp's life hanging in the balance, Horatio and the bomb squad must work to defuse it before it detonates.

The lives of two CSIs are put in danger when Horatio's old enemy, Clavo Cruz, returns on part one of a two-part episode.

In part two of a two-part episode, a member of the team is pronounced dead after being shot in the head. Not wanting to give up, Horatio has the CSI rushed to the hospital and watches as doctors try to bring him back.

The CSIs investigate when the parents of a baby sitter in an upscale neighborhood are murdered. As the team sorts through the neighbors' secrets and lies, they find an unexpected love triangle as a motive for murder.

A men's hunting weekend turns deadly when one of the group is mauled by a bear and evidence suggests foul play. The CSIs determine that the hunter may have been set up as bait for the 800-pound black bear.

When a wealthy real estate developer is killed, the CSIs suspect his wife and her two secret twin sisters. The victim is killed at a charity event hosted by his wife

When a murder victim is found scalped in a hotel, Horatio suspects that the County Supervisor and the owners of a nearby Native American casino are involved.

The CSIs investigate a celebrity rehab center where the therapeutic confessing of wrongs may have lead to a movie star's murder. Horatio and the team investigate a movie star's death while he was in a celebrity rehab center.

Miami's nastiest divorce becomes even worse when the husband's mistress turns up dead. A nasty divorce gets even worse when the husband's mistress turns up dead.

When a CSI's personal problems taint an investigation, Horatio must fire a member of his team. An arson home fire, leaving one man dead and nearly killing his fiancé, leads the CSIs to the fiancé's ex-boyfriend.

After a suspected carjacker is murdered, the CSIs learn that the victim may have been involved in drug smuggling off the shores of Miami. Ryan identified the suspect during a segment on his news program.

When a serial killer suspected of killing young women and branding them with a "Y" is caught and identified as having the "criminal gene," the team feels that they have closed their case until the killings begin again.