The villainous Audrey Hilden
Audrey Hilden (Megan Ward) was the secondary (redeemed) villainess from "A Night at the Movies," episode 3.19 of CSI (airdate April 10, 2003). She is a woman who was filing a lawsuit against her dentist, Gus Sugarman; claiming that Sugarman assaulted her while under anesthesia.
Audrey was using the Langly and Langly law firm to file her suit, and it was there that she met showgirl Kelly Goodson, who was filing a sexual harassment suit against her boss, Anthony Haines. The two women vented about the people causing their problems, and it was at that moment that the women decided to eliminate each other's problems, a la the Alfred Hitchcock film, Strangers on a Train. Kelly did her part; she killed Sugarman at the Wonderland movie theater, after Audrey set up Sugarman to appear at the theater.
Audrey received a call from Kelly, who told her that the deed was done, and after this, Audrey called Sugarman's phone three times to see if Kelly was telling the truth. She backed out and refused to kill Haines, which led to Kelly stalking Audrey and later killing her in her home, strangling her to death with an extension cord.
Trivia[]
- Audrey and Kelly's Strangers on a Train murder plot is similar to the plot that involved Rizzoli & Isles villainess Jenny Cabot. In both cases, two people plotted to kill those who were plaguing them. The differences:
- Audrey had a female partner, Jenny Cabot had a male partner.
- Jenny and her co-hort successfully killed both of their victims; Audrey and Kelly didn't
- Jenny and her partner were willing participants; Audrey backed out after Kelly willingly committed murder
- Jenny and her partner both survived (and were arrested). Audrey ended up killed by her villainous partner.
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