Justin Bieber’s Jason McCann Dies On ‘CSI’ By James Dinh Justin Bieber appears on “CSI” Photo: CBS If Beliebers thought Justin Bieber’s debut episode of “CSI” was action-packed, then they were in for a shock as the teen singer made his second appearance on the show on Thursday night (February 17). As the episode titled “A Target of Obsession” opened, accused serial killer Nate Haskell (Bill Irwin) was testifying in court in a case involving the attempted murder of Dr. Raymond Langston (Laurence Fishburne). Meanwhile, troubled teen Jason McCann (Justin Bieber) calls Nick Stokes (George Eads) and warns the investigator not to go home. But Stokes begins walking into his house anyway, only to be startled by a booby trap planted in the front yard. With the help of the bomb squad, Stokes carefully removes himself from the ambush and appears grateful for McCann’s warning. The rest of the squad, however, isn’t convinced of McCann’s good intentions; they order him to appear at the station. Switching back to the trial, Haskell, serving as his own defense attorney, interrogates Ray about the serial killer accused of attempting to murder the CSI investigator. Although Stokes tries to interrogate McCann about the attempted house bombing, the teen remains tight-lipped about who the perpetrator is, and he’s eventually picked up by his legal guardian. Soon after, the CSIs pay a visit to McCann’s guardian, only to find him dead inside his work warehouse. Unfortunately, beneath his dead body is a device that traps Stokes and his team inside the building as a bomb surrounded by lasers ticks away. Back at court, Haskell calls another participant to the stand: a doctor, who once treated the serial killer. Dr. Cory later reveals that the attempted murderer was abused as a child and has a genetic defect, implying that Haskell shouldn’t be held responsible for his actions. With the bomb still ticking, the CSI crew attempt to deactivate the lasers. But one of CSIs is shot when he sets foot on a floorboard. Soon, it becomes apparent that McCann is actually behind the deadly traps. During a court intermission, Haskell’s fianc
