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Name: Ryan Wolfe Gender: Male Birth Date: July 3, 1981 Family: Unnamed mother Unnamed father Ron Wolfe (uncle) Unnamed niece City: Miami Job: CSI Rank: CSI Level 3. CSI: NY (Crime Scene Investigation: New York, stylised as CSI: NY/Crime Scene Investigation) is an American police procedural television series that ran on CBS from. A guide listing the titles and air dates for episodes of the TV series CSI: NY. By viewing our video content you are accepting the terms of our Video Services Policy.

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Ryan Wolfe . He is a Level 3 CSI specializing in trace and DNA analysis, as well as being highly proficient in AV work. Though Ryan had problems with his gambling addictions, he soon got rid of it by later seasons. He also has a few personal issues, which surface from time to time, such as being OCD, and occasionally having a general awkwardness. It is his determination that pushes him through these issues, and through his periods of bad luck.

Despite his dedication and personal issues, Ryan also has a strong sense of humor, especially during his quieter, less intense times. It also emphasizes how similar he acts from time to time to his boss, being very serious and dedicated to the job. As such, he takes over the Trace lab position from Tim Speedle. He has also shown to be highly skilled with AV- work, capable of cracking apparently coded files with ease (episode 5. He is noted to be a very skilled marksman, in later episodes often working in tandem with Horatio if a situation calls for fire accuracy.

Also, as proven by the situation of Horatio faking his own death, Ryan is a more than capable actor, able to deter his team- mates' suspicions long enough for the game to be on. He also knows a fair number of patrol officers in the city by first name (episode 6. He appears to be exercising throughout the series, as he later acquires a more bulked- up, muscular appearance. Wolfe's eye for detail wins Caine's respect, since poor gun maintenance led to the misfire at a critical moment that contributed to Speedle's death (episode 3. Caine hired him rather impulsively after that. He later found evidence suggesting that it had been an intended carjacking and Kenwall was completely innocent. Despite the tension between them, Delko was the first to arrive at the scene and drove Wolfe to get treatment.

Wolfe misses a key piece of evidence in (episode 4. She had previously prescribed antibiotics for him (episode 4. In the episode . After the interrogation, Ryan goes to lab technician Dan Cooper and accuses him of being the mole, and of attempting to use his knowledge of Wolfe's vision troubles to frame him. Cooper pleads innocence, saying he merely let the information slip after one too many beers. This leads Calleigh to Agent Peter Elliot of the Treasury Department, who admits that he was the last to handle the money but insists that he didn't steal it. Calleigh then realizes that it was Elliot's fianc. The officer files a complaint against Wolfe, which could have damaged his career.

Horatio convinces the officer to drop the complaint, but warns Wolfe that he might not be able to protect him next time (episode 5. Ryan and the others then take turns at his bedside before going out to catch the perpetrators. Wolfe becomes angry and almost resorts to near- violence when they discover Eric's shooter, but manages to pull himself together (episode 5.

Ryan notices this and sympathizes with him, recalling his own vision issues and frustration following his eye injury of the previous season (episode 4. Yelina Salas, private investigator and former MDPD homicide detective, observes Ryan meeting the man in a secluded area to pay back the money. She brings her video evidence to Horatio, who confronts Ryan. At the end of the episode, Internal Affairs Sergeant Rick Stetler informs Ryan that he has been fired and orders him to leave the building (episode 5. He finds work as a consultant for a local television news broadcaster. Using his forensic skills he reveals the face of a suspected carjacker on television, only to have the man turn up dead only a few hours later, a vigilante claiming credit for the death. Ryan faces a great deal of hostility from his former colleagues, particularly Calleigh Duquesne, though he does try to help as best he can by providing the names and numbers of people who called into the station with death threats for the carjacker.

Ryan's cameraman is caught and nearly killed by a mantrap hidden in the sand to protect a stash of drugs. This, along with other evidence, helps to reveal the carjacker's true cause of death. Eventually, Ryan realizes that the sensationalism and glamor of television does not further the cause of justice. He leaves the station and reconciles with Horatio, who warns Ryan that his every action will be scrutinized closely. Ryan accepts this, and will evidently return to his former occupation (episode 5. He finds temporary employment at a gun range, where he becomes integral in linking a weapon stolen from the same range to a man who murdered a parole officer (episode 6. While he takes his duties seriously (even foiling what he thought was a kidnap attempt), Ryan nonetheless exhibits disappointment that he can not yet rejoin the team (episode 6.

His first case brings him into direct conflict with Natalia, because he intends to challenge her protocol in collecting evidence because she did not take it immediately to the lab. Natalia believes that Ryan set her up (she went to the gun range where Ryan worked to keep an appointment with an expert shooter), to which Ryan heatedly points out that he follows the evidence (episode 6. At the end of the season 6 finale, Wolfe is sent a text message reading . Horatio Caine. Prior to this, he had been paged by someone while questioning a suspect with Calleigh. He leaves, telling Calleigh he'd explain things later.

Wolfe, without going into much detail with them at the time, assisted in the staging of Horatio's death to help him go underground, and flush out the distributor of the fused alloy bullets, Saris. By the time they confronted him, Wolfe had already released Horatio's body to the coroner, who in turn released Horatio to the Feds. Horatio later surfaces, and proceeds to explain to a crestfallen Eric the plan in greater detail, as well as his selection of Wolfe to assist in the plan. He explained to Eric that this was to prevent endangering anyone else's career should the plan fail in capturing Saris. Shimmer Lake Full Movie. Wolfe took his concerns to Caine, who said he would look into it on Wolfe's behalf after Wolfe mentioned seeing signs Delko may not be telling the team the whole truth as to the reason behind his stay there. Wolfe later asked Delko directly if he was in any danger, after discovering that the bullet which grazed Delko's arm while at the motel was of a much higher caliber than the one used to murder the suspect found dead in the motel pool. Eventually, Wolfe's concerns were proven to be well- founded, as Delko's biological father had indeed hired a sniper to shoot Delko and others.

This was also the reason Delko's mother obtained falsified documents for Eric, who was only an infant at the time he had arrived in the United States (Delko had previously been told by his mother he was born in the US), since she stated to Eric that his biological father was a wicked man. Meanwhile, the rest of the team tried to figure out who killed their suspect; Delko attempted to call Wolfe, but couldn't reach him. Wolfe was subsequently shown tied up and a member of the Russian Mob warning him that if he didn't cooperate with them, he'd lose something. Wolfe responded that he'll never tell them anything and told the guy to go to hell. The guy then proceeded to punch him in the face, with Wolfe still screaming, . After Wolfe repeatedly told them he will never work for them, the man torturing him yanks a tooth out as punishment. Wolfe finally gave up after his torturer warns him that his men have Billy and will do the same thing they did to Wolfe.

The deal was to clear the Russians from a murder/robbery by destroying the evidence and if he doesn't succeed, Billy will be killed. When Wolfe was in his bathroom after the torture he cleans himself up and cuts a piece of his shirt he wore of the kidnapping with no blood on it and puts it in his kit. Upon going to the crime scene, he scoops up a 9. MM bullet casing, that ended up being a critical piece of evidence in the case. He called Mark Gantry to try to warn him about Billy but Mark never picks up.