CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Season 2

@Ira131313: and what surprises you about a girl who killed an old lady because of a cat? Children have no morals, children do not know what death is, they do not know how to restrain emotions and desires. Children are more violent than adults. They don't see the line between right and wrong, good and bad. So the girl who killed the old lady because of the cat is more than real. The joint in this story is only with the murder weapon, you can kill with a pen, but the child is unlikely to have enough strength.
It was a very good series for the early 2000s, and it's the best in the CSI franchise.

"Naturally, your humble servant was Satan," said the future performer of the role of the king of Hell :).

I've always been amazed by child cruelty, and if the first commentator thinks it's something from the world of fiction, I have a different opinion. It has been proven more than once that children can be much more violent than adults, so a spoiled little girl who constantly controls her younger sister could well commit a crime. After all, she wanted a cat and was used to getting what she needed. She had such an unpleasant look when the truth came out, I would feel uncomfortable if I were next to her.

During the season and a half I watched, I saw so many familiar faces from different films and TV series. The series was pleasantly enjoyable. Catherine did well, she left the evidence. I was amused by the way she passed Sarah and left her a glass with her finger in ice. And it didn't seem like anything like that, a kidnapping, but it turned out that the guy had pulled off the whole scam. The sly fox got caught so stupidly in the end.

But then Mark Sheppard did not yet know how cool his phrase "Naturally, your humble servant was Satan" sounded. That's how you look, you see actors from various, now very popular, TV series even before they became what they are now.