On this episode of CSI: Miami a group of 3 friends head to Miami for a eventful spring break experience, never planning to all be murdered. The murderer was a then-heavy set blonde headed female who was video taped by two out of the three friends having sexual relations with one of the boys in college. This trauma caused her to loss weight as well as saught after all three friends for revenge. It took the CSI team some time to figure out who the killer was, because the victims were all seen with a blonde headed female but the only subject was a red headed female. Eventually they descovered after doing dna annalyses that the red head was really a blonde as well as the murderer.
I choose to do an episode of CSI: Miami because I am very fond of the show and wanted to related it to psychology somehow. This episode relates to thinking and intelligence discussed in chapter 7. The CSI team is forced to use creativity in there thought process and thing very openly. I think they are using divergent thinking when solving their crimes. Divergent thinking is a type of thinking in which a person starts from one point and comes up with many different ideas or possibilities based on that point. CSI teams have to do this because they cant just focus on one point in risk of missing the murderer.
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This will definitley make me be more careful at the next spring break. These guys just had some terrible luck. Well I guess they could have left the video part out. You can never tell what kind of person you are dealing with. Who would have that this sexy blonde would have turned out to be a murderer!
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