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S---SARA

G---GRISSOM

B---BRASS


S: Okay, bear with me. I mean, you're one of ten guys in the country that understands this stuff.
G: I think there's at least fifteen, but go on. What don't you get?
S: Insects arrive at a corpse in a specific order, right?
G: Like summer follows the spring.
S: And __①__?
G: __②__.
S: Linear regression.
B: __③__?
G: They're not done maturing yet.
B: Oh.
G: But when they are, I'll be able to tell you how old they were when I found the body.
S: Which will tell us when the woman died.
B: I ID'd her body through AFIS, and located her husband.
G: Let me guess. Downtown? The Fremont District?
B: You know, I'm not even going to ask.
G: Synthesiomyia nudiseta is the Latin name.
S: It's a muscid fly. __④__.
B: Well, __⑤__. The "grieving" husband ... his name is Scott Shelton.
S: What was her name?

you can pinpoint time of death based on the type and age of insects present on the body I watch the insects mature from eggs to larvae to adults and then count backwards How old are those creepy crawlers Only breeds in urban areas but Grissom found one on our girl which means she was probably killed downtown and then carried into the mountains the neighbors heard a gunshot at their apartment five days ago
SARA: 好了，打扰一下。我是说这国家有十个人懂得这个，你是其中的一个。 GRISSOM: 我想应该至少有15个，你继续。你还知道什么？ SARA: 昆虫是按照一定顺序在尸体上出现的，对吧？ GRISSOM: 就像春天紧接着是夏天一样。 SARA: 根据这些昆虫的类型和生长的天数，你就能推断出死亡的时间吗？ GRISSOM: 我是先根据昆虫从孵出到成虫的时间长短往后来推断的。 SARA: 这是线性回归法。 BRASS: 那这些爬行者有多大了？ GRISSOM: 他们还没成虫。 BRASS: 哦。 GRISSOM: 但当它们成虫的时候，我就能告诉你从发现尸体那时起它们有多大了。 SARA: 那时就知道这女人是什么时候死的了。 BRASS: 我通过劳工协会来查明了她的身份，还找到了她的丈夫。 GRISSOM: 让我猜猜，是住在城市里？在弗里蒙特区？ BRASS: 那我就无需问了。 GRISSOM: 辛西米亚·纽迪斯塔可是个拉丁名。 SARA: 这些都是家蝇。只会在城市里产卵。但葛瑞森却在死者身上发现了，这就是说她可能是在城市里被杀后，再被人运到山上去的。 BRASS: 五天前他们的邻居曾听到过一声枪响。那位“伤心欲绝”的丈夫名叫斯科特·谢儿顿。 SARA: 那她叫什么名字？