It tells the story of how the criminal police investigator obtained evidence at the crime scene to solve the case. The investigator's famous saying is "Dead corpses can talk." They used fingerprints, shoe prints, bullet shells, blood stains, hair, fibers, and corpse wounds to find the key to solving the case after careful analysis and research. This episode is a new chapter of the latest clone of "CSI", the main scene city is changed to New York. Similar dramas include "Crime Scene Investigation: Miami Season 2". Taking local case-handling personnel as the main story, it describes how they used high-tech assistance and meticulous traditional case-handling tactics to solve one after another pending criminal cases. The new scenes and cast are worth looking forward to.
The show is more plot and suspenseful than traditional criminal case reports. Elizabeth Devine, the full-time consultant for the series, is a crime scene investigator who has served in the Los Angeles Security Department for 15 years. The 41-year-old Devine contributed a lot to the high ratings of the show. In addition, it has become a necessary learning material for the American police, even Scotland Yard in the UK, the Japanese Guards Agency and the French Police Department regard them as anti-terrorism teaching materials
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