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'''Ray O'Riley''' was a Sergeant/Detective for the Las Vegas Police Department. He regularly accompanied the CSIs to various crime scenes and even helped them get some search warrants. |
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|name=Raymond O'Riley |
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|appearance=[[Pilot]]}}'''Raymond (Ray) O'Riley''' was a head Sargent/Detective for the Las Vegas Police Department of ''[[CSI: Crime Scene Investigation]]''. |
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He was played by Skip O'Brien. |
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==Character Information== |
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Ray regularly accompanied the CSIs to various crime scenes and even helped them get some search warrants. |
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==Season 1== |
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Ray first appears in ''[[Pilot]]'' when he assisted [[Gil Grissom|Grissom]] and [[Jim Brass |Brass ]] in attempting to catch the [[Paul Millander|Bathtub Killer]]. Ray was more than puzzled when Grissom quickly denounced Paul Millander as a suspect. In the long run, he'd end up being right as Millander was in fact the killer. |
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In [[Boom]], O'Riley interrogated the man who [[Nick Stokes|Nick]] saw beating on his then recently deceased [[Kristy Hopkins|Kristy]]. The guy pinned the rep on Nick, butter was later found to be the true murder. O'RIley took the man into custody soon after and attempted to split an attempted argument between Nick and the assailant. [[Catherine Willows|Catherine]] called O'Riley off to let Nick deal with this his own way. |
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In [[To Halve and to Hold]], O'Riley assists [[Warrick Brown|Warrick]] and [[Sara Sidle|Sara]] in an investigation on the death of a male prostitute at a bachelor party. He helped apprehend three suspects at a cheap wedding chapel, but quickly left the interrogation room due to the topic of conversation: Vaginal Sex. |
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==Season 2== |
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In [[Felonius Monk]], O'Riley assisted the team in uncovering the mystery behind the deaths of four monks. O'Riley questioned the Chef and Ananda while the others processed the scene. He did various research into the background of Anand and found only a part of the Monk's revenue was sent to the charities. After their prime suspect was cleared, O'Riley interrogated the Chef, who killed the monks in an attempt to hide his shame that he attempted to steal the rest of the money not sent to the charities. |
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==Season 4== |
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In [[Homebodies]], his final appearance, he helps [[Catherine Willows|Catherine]] while she tries to connect a weapon found in a backyard to a murder that took place on the other side of town. After this episode, it is uknown what happened to him. |
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==Appearances== |
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==Trivia== |
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The actor who played O'Reilly, Skip O'Brien died April 6, 2011 at the age of 60. |
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*Since Skip O'Brien's departure from the series, he's lost over 135 pounds. |
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| Name | Raymond O'Riley
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| Gender | Male
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| City | Las Vegas
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| Occupation | Head Detective
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| Status | Presumed Alive
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| Portrayed By | Skip O'Brien.
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| First Appearance | Pilot
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Raymond (Ray) O'Riley was a head Sargent/Detective for the Las Vegas Police Department of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
Character Information
Ray regularly accompanied the CSIs to various crime scenes and even helped them get some search warrants.
Season 1
Ray first appears in Pilot when he assisted Grissom and Brass in attempting to catch the Bathtub Killer. Ray was more than puzzled when Grissom quickly denounced Paul Millander as a suspect. In the long run, he'd end up being right as Millander was in fact the killer.
In Boom, O'Riley interrogated the man who Nick saw beating on his then recently deceased Kristy. The guy pinned the rep on Nick, butter was later found to be the true murder. O'RIley took the man into custody soon after and attempted to split an attempted argument between Nick and the assailant. Catherine called O'Riley off to let Nick deal with this his own way.
In To Halve and to Hold, O'Riley assists Warrick and Sara in an investigation on the death of a male prostitute at a bachelor party. He helped apprehend three suspects at a cheap wedding chapel, but quickly left the interrogation room due to the topic of conversation: Vaginal Sex.
Season 2
In Felonius Monk, O'Riley assisted the team in uncovering the mystery behind the deaths of four monks. O'Riley questioned the Chef and Ananda while the others processed the scene. He did various research into the background of Anand and found only a part of the Monk's revenue was sent to the charities. After their prime suspect was cleared, O'Riley interrogated the Chef, who killed the monks in an attempt to hide his shame that he attempted to steal the rest of the money not sent to the charities.
Season 4
In Homebodies, his final appearance, he helps Catherine while she tries to connect a weapon found in a backyard to a murder that took place on the other side of town. After this episode, it is uknown what happened to him.
Appearances
Trivia
- Since Skip O'Brien's departure from the series, he's lost over 135 pounds.
- Skip O'Brien died April 6, 2011 at the age of 60.
