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A Problem Shared

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This story is No. 12 in the series "Slayers / CSI". You may wish to read the series introduction and the preceeding stories first.

Summary: Horatio Caine respects the law, but sometimes finds it useful to talk about his problems - CSI Miami crossover drabble.

Categories Author Rating Chapters Words Recs Reviews Hits Published Updated Complete
CSI > CSI Miami
Television > Dexter		MarcusRowlandFR711680125,6438 Nov 068 Nov 06Yes
100-word CSI crossover Drabble - the crossover should be fairly obvious. This isn't exactly part of my BtVS / CSI crossover series, but I like to think of it as being set in the same universe. All characters belong to their respective creators and are used without any intention of damaging copyright. This story may not be distributed on a profit-making basis.

A Problem Shared
By Marcus L. Rowland

He's been called judgmental, but the law is the law. Horatio doesn't want to change that, but sometimes he wishes he had the power of life and death, regardless of the red tape and legalities. It's at times like that he visits the CSIs in other precincts, to compare notes about the ones that got away.

"Eight dead, and Wilson gets off because one piece of evidence was compromised," he says. "But we'll get him next time."

"Maybe," the blood guy says dubiously.

Horatio doubts it too. Especially now Dexter knows the story.

Odd how shared problems sometimes just... vanish...

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