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When the rapist and killer John Mathers is ready to be executed by lethal injection, new DNA evidence is found and his execution is postponed. Grissom and Sara are attending the case of Debbie Reston that is missing. They find their alcoholic father covered in body, but he claims that it was in a bar fight. Catherine and Warrick investigate John Mathers' case that was one of Catherine's first case many years ago. When Grissom and Sara find the body of Debbie, they realize that both cases are connected and John Mathers is a copycat of the original killer.

"The Execution of Catherine Willows" is an interesting episode of "CSI", that shows the difference of technology in the crime investigation in fifteen years. The plot is intriguing and changes the view of the CSI team with the use of DNA for old cases. My vote is eight.

Title: (Brazil): "The Execution of Catherine Willows"

A guy named Mathers was convicted of murder long ago and is just now being executed. There is a stay at the last minute. It turns out that Catherine found significant evidence, working her first year. Will technology and new methods exonerate him? In another case, a young woman has been killed on a remote path on a college campus. The perpetrator uses wet paint to draw the girl in. Gil throws his whole self into trying to solve this one. One aspect of this show is that it's never easy and sometimes it doesn't work.