
The fourth installment in the "CSI" franchise takes inspiration from the advanced technological work of a real cyberpsychologist named Mary Aiken. Avery Ryan heads the FBI's Cyber Crime Division, a unit at the forefront of solving illegal activities that live online and play out in the real world. While other agents search for criminals in the streets, Avery knows how technology allows people to hide in the shadows of the Internet while committing serious crimes, and she spends her time searching the deep recesses of the Web where anonymity protects, money is less-traceable, and almost anything imaginable is up for sale.

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The team hunts for a bomber who believes that he knows the "truth" about society's overreliance on technology.
A murder victim's electronic devices suggest that she was alive three days after her official time of death.
A high school student promises to retaliate after her classmates make her a victim of intense cyberbullying.
After young women are abducted, their social media pages continue to be updated; Trish's (Rosanna Arquette) sister -- and Ryan's former psych patient -- dies.