CSI: NY2004

FBI Agent Russ Josephson:
Quincy Willis was a master of disguise, proficient at identity theft, forgery, counterfeiting. One of the most notorious con artists on the Eastern seaboard. Old school.

Detective Mac Taylor:
[showing Russ a picture of their victim] This face look familiar to you?

FBI Agent Russ Josephson:
Got to be Quincy's daughter, Sabrina Willis. He taught her everything he knew.

Lindsay Monroe Messer:
So why isn't she in any crime database?

FBI Agent Russ Josephson:
Took fifteen years for us to catch Quincy. He doesn't make the kind of mistakes that made it easy, you know.

Jo Danville:
And you're thinking like father, like daughter, she's picking up where Quincy left off.

Detective Mac Taylor:
Well, something got her murdered. This is Harvin Garrity. Married our vic six months ago.

FBI Agent Russ Josephson:
Nothing about him rings a bell. My guess is he's just another dupe.

Jo Danville:
Probably has money, and Sabrina's just stockpiling all she can for that retirement fund.

FBI Agent Russ Josephson:
Con artists aren't big savers. It's the pleasure of the game. It's an addiction. Look; this bundle of newspaper wrapped in rubber bands was Quincy's trademark.

Detective Mac Taylor:
Size and shape of money, roughly the same weight. Put real cash on the top and bottom, the rest is easy.

FBI Agent Russ Josephson:
If Sabrina Willis was working her magic in the city, I guarantee there's a collection of marks out there licking their wounds, sorry they ever met her.

Lindsay Monroe Messer:
Well, where are they? 'Cause we don't have a case file or a complaint or a description or anything that would suggest that this girl was out there conning anybody.

Detective Mac Taylor:
[thinking] That's because our search has been centered on a young blond woman, when all along we should have been looking for the crimes of an eighty year old man.