flynn's not the unsub, he's a victim. he felt threatened enough to be holding the alarm, dropped it when the unsub clocked him and took him away in another vehicle. no surveillance cameras. guess the customers like their privacy. so, what, did flynn meet the unsub in the bar? probably. no one inside noticed anything unusual, maybe flynn had a change of heart and the unsub got angry. we talked to the staff. none of them remember even seeing flynn. well, he'd probably wear a disguise if he wanted to be anonymous in public. so the unsub didn't know who he was? maybe not. but e m.o.'s different here. flynn wasn't blitz attacked at home like the others. what if flynn was the ultimate target and the others were used to get information on him? or maybe the oth victims got in the way. we could be looking at an extreme fan. yeah, someone could have followed him here. most of the workers and stagehands in flynn's company are volunteers. so he'd be surrounded by fanatics. he'd be watching his every move. well, let's just hope it was

what if the unsub is struggling with his faith? garcia, are there any 6:22 bible passages that are relevant? yeah, i thought of that, but the most popular one is matthew 6:22 and it has to do with lights and eyes. i don't see how that fits. all right, well, let's look at this another way. what are the passages that specifically relate to homosexuality? that's it. he's not saying 6:22. he's saying 18:22. as in leviticus 18:22. "thou shalt not lie with mankind as with womankind, for it is an abomination." he converted 18:22 to 6:22 p.m. like military time. maybe the unsub suffered abuse at the hands of someone citing god's will that he should change. ok, but if you wanted to change someone's sexual orientation, how could you do it? i mean, you're not gonna guilt somebody into that. uh, i'm seeing some stuff about an ex-gay movement. it looks like some kind of a 12-step program. a 12-step program usually doesn't traumatize the participant. but conversion therapy might. several conversion camps have been shut down recently 'cause their

hotch: he's not the unsub. well, then-- then who is he? only relationship the unsub has left in the world. his only friend. did you want me to publicize the arrest, put some pressure on the unsub? no. he might run. ok, so, uh, how we gonna find him, then? steven's gonna tell us where he is. well, finally! you took your damn time, didn't you? what the hell am i doin' here, anyways? i didn't do nothin'. i mean, what's the charges? do you even have any? what did i do, offer to help an old lady get a--get to a park? is that even illegal? i don't think so. should be getting some kinof award instead of sitting in here waiting for you to decide to talk to me. i know you're gonna... charge me with that wreck, right, crashing into that car? that was the other cop's fault, the black guy? he jumped into my van. he caused me to-- it was his fault. it-- it wasn't me. it was-- there were witnesses, you know. i've been standing on the other side of that glass thinking about what do with you, steven. and this morning i decided to save yourife. you're gonn

maybe the unsub took them. you know i'm gonna. so, if you lookin the dictionary, the word "normal," you will see cara smith. college student, well-liked, straight as, english lit major. oh, speaking of which, i just got a transcript of rodney garrett's last words, hot off the press, and a gold star to the first person who can identify the source of this. "she comes like fullest moon on happy night, taper of waist--" "with shape of magic might." it's from the "thousand and one nights.' not the exact translation that i would have used, but it's got its own merits. and in a shocking non-upset, we have a winner. garrett was a sixth-grade dropout. an unlikely guy to be quoting from a harvard classic. the choice of material does make sense, though. the book is all about how scheherazade forestalled her own death at the hands of the king by regaling him night after night with stories. but in the end, she won him over, right? the kind found love and he decided not to execute her. not a strategy likely to work with the oklahoma department

i thought you said the unsub wasn't a doctor. i said he wasn't a surgeon, but his knowledge of anatomy and procedure shows definite medical training. hey, spence. the hole in the bone-- it's perfectly circular. the medical examiner said that was most likely caused by animals. it's bored in. it's like he drilled it. not with any surgical tool that i'm familiar with. well, maybe this is what he's been trying to hide from us. [opera plays] based on the way this unsub treats his victims, we need to look at this case a different way. we know it's not for profit and we know he's not a killer. so what is he? which means he sees his victims as test subjects. and if we're right, we're not going to see the usual signature or consistent victimology. there's no compulsion, sexual or otherwise. so there won't be a trigger or a stressor either. that doesn't leave a lot to profile. not true. we do have his medical technique. and based on the remnants of hubbell's surgery, i think the unsub's experimenting. with what? a new way to ampute? the ho

the unsub's not the first to do this. poisoned garments actually have an incredibly long history, going all the way back to the shirt of nessus, which killed hercules. ok, so, i double-checked, and this fabric is not manufactured for commercial sale. is it possibly something from the past that was maybe discontinued? no. i can tell you one thing, though. the fabric is a double-layer brocade. it was probably custom-made for someone, and it's very pricy. ok, now what about the dress? did anything stand out? well, it's homemade, for one. ok, how do you know that? well, the seams are uneven. whoever the seamstress is, she isn't very skilled. what makes you so sure it's a woman? well, there's some detailork in here that would require small hands. oh, and this is interesting. see, now, the stitching on this hem, it's narrow in some places and wider in others. let me ask you this. how old do you think someone could be and still effectively sew this? well...a pattern of this complexity, they'd have to be a teenager. ok, thanks. b

how can number 6 be the unsub? we profiled a sadist. that all changed when he had mary hammond alone. he found something else at worked for him. the guy's wife left him because he was a cutter. so he took those women not because of sex but because of something better. they validate his obsessive-compulsive disorder, turn it into a shared bonding experience. then he got to play two roles-- the unsub who tortures and the sympathetic prisoner. so i just spoke with phillip's soon-to-be ex-wife. according to her, he lives in a day-rate motel. he'd need more space and privacthan that. [beep] garcia: i'm here, sir. what do we know about phillip connor's work history? uh, he freelanced in the area, mostly computer stuff, that the car company subcontracted out to. garcia, what work site sticks out as the biggest? there's a microprocessor planin foreclosure. is that the kind of thing you're looking for? the clean rooms. he could seal his prisoners in there and no one could hear them scream. we're gonna need a strategy. if he's got abandonment iss

why doesn't this unsub want men anymore? the condition of mary hammond is drastically different than the couples. fewer cuts on her, but he held her for a shorter period of time. it's not just quantity, it's quality. the cuts are more superficial. like he's trying not to hurt her. until the one final stab in the sternum. she died quickly. that doesn't make sense. the unsub doesn't want to kill her quickly. he's a sadist. why would he do that? he wouldn't. but whoever she was locked up with would. you think there's another victim, one that we didn't account for? you asked why this unsub doesn't want men. it could because he still has one. based on the ages of the victims, we believe that the unsub is a 30- 40-year-old white male from grosse pointe. up until now he's been an equal opportunity, anger retaliatory sadist. whh is fancy talk for he hates the husbands as much as the wives. most likely because his own marria failed in a humiliating way and his wife left him for a man she may be engaged or even already married to. but

i mean, bottom line is the unsub escalat. the first male was abducted alone, the second was with his girlfriend. well, what do we know about her? connie was in her 30s, baked cakes for a living, she never had a run-in with the law. assuming he kept her, what's the reason? she's a necessity. somehow she fits into h fantasy. and so far, that need may be what's keeping her alive. so what we know is that we have an unsub with a fantasy or a deep desire that requires the man to look a specific way. since he rejected justin so quickly, he's probably looking for a replacement as we speak. did you get it? yeah, i got everything. nails, wire. we still need a crank. we don't have a lot of time. tomorrow will be here before we know it. it has to be the right guy. someone with black hair, same size, and nothing less than perfect. gin rummy. [starts car] [banging] help! help! please help! help, please! oh, my god. please! oh, my god. yeah. you've gotta help! please, please, you gotta help. at happened? do you have a phone? yes. come in. t

he's not the unsub. he was the partner, but look at how slade added "all the losers in this godforsaken school." this capitalization isn't an accident. look. l-s-r-- lewis stuart ramsey. so slade named his own partner. ironically, lewis' marijuana conviction saved his life. if the unsub isn't the partner, how did he get his hands on a list that slade and lewis kept to themselves? the only answer is thapart of the profile is wrong. the unsub's vendetta has nothing to do with the list. did you get anything from jerry holtz? only that he mixed up the cell phones that slade used. it felt like he was making the story up, but i only had a hunch. we need to find him now. there's a conntion to the victimology that we're missing. whatever he's holding back might be the key. i'm so sorry. [crying] i'm so sorry. boo. ohh! oh! ohh! can you look me in the eye, jerry? huh?! look at me! look at me! look at me! look at me! i didn't know! i didn't know. that's the point. they're gonna find out. okay ladies, whenever you'

that's a sadtic detail of slade's the unsub copied. except he tricked givens into blowing himself up. that much self-control. but someone with an ax to grind against the principal would. maybe he's a surrogate for the tormenters in high school he can't punish. who were yours? i don't even remember. you don't even remember? wait, were you one of the mean girls? no. valedictorian, soccer scholarship, co-fed, but still a size zero. i think that you might have been a mean girl. i was actually one of the nice girls, even to guys like you. guys like me? i'll have you know that my social standing increased once i started winning at basketball. oh, yeah, you played basketball? i didn't play. i coached basketball. i broke down the opposing team's shooting strategy. is that why morgan kicked you out of the pool last week? yeah. it took him 3 rounds to realize i was hustling him. huh. well, it looks like we're not the only ones interested in brandon. it's gonna make it a lot harder for us to talk our way in. unless we use it to our advantage. i'm

but there's a lot about rachel that tells us about the unsub. male student: what makes you think that? she lived in a shelter and had a part-time job, so she was a street kid, but not necessarily the reckless type. she wouldn't just go off with anyone. yeah, warden, it's rossi. what? riot? w-w-w-wait. look, he's not gonna give me a rain check. i have to see him today. so the unsub maybe lured her with a ruse or he blitz attacked her, he took her by surprise. now, either one of these would be easier if you were young. you can tell all that from just one victim? i'd say it was two weeks later when we found the second victim that we started to piece that together. tina dyson was home for the summer when she disappeared. her body was found in a shallow grave just outside of seattle. but it was actually her abduction site that gave us the answers we needed. [laughing] morgan: tina and two of her friends had fake i.d.s and they decided to go to a local grunge bar. prentiss: but they drank too much and tina got sick, so while one friend was inside danc

that may be where they met the unsub. i'll send reid and rossi to the church, see what they can find. no. no, mom, i didn't put it in too much light or overwater it. listen, i gotta go. well, don't call me an orchid killer. i didn't kill it. bye. hi. excuse me. oh, my, what a pretty dress. oh, thanks. i just got this. i didn't know if it was too much for me, but who cares, right? yeah, who cares? uh, what can i do for you? the millers and the gilberts both participated in our foster program. it's aocal joint venture we have with the community center. maybe it's the same one where our first victims volunteered. well, i'm with social services and i was in the neighborhood, so i figured i'd come by. i usually get a call ahead of time for that. well, that explains why their homes were childproofed. they sometimes had kids in their custody. but if they were foster parents, it would have come up when garcia checked their backgrounds. great. i'll have to report denial oentry, of course. uh--no, just come on. it's fine. at if you

this unsub tortured his victims by submerging them in water for days before killing them. which means he's deliberate and patient. rgan: this guy has a vivid imagination. the costumes and makeup suggest that he's a history buff, or he may be a fan of shakespeare. reid: using nicotine as a poison is highly unusual, so he's either very well-read or under the guidance of another. his interests and delusions have caused him to become isolated socially. he can appear normal to his potential targets, and his crimes are not driven by sex or greed, but instead by his delusional belief system. although the bodies of only two victims have been recovered, there's likely a third, specifically christine torres, who disappeared in february. morgan: this unsub's exact age is difficult to determine, but he's probably in his 20s to 30s. jj: the fact that he travels so far to abduct his victims reid: this unsub has a female or underage accomplice to sew the dresses the victims were found in, but she may not be a partner in the traditional sense. it's quite possible she was coerced into help

that's exactly how the unsub entered her house-- through the living room window. laurel was the only one with ligature marks. he knew she was into s&m. from the argument she was having with her boyfriend. he was the one that whisked her away. and the first victim, patricia, was found in a local park under a tree. so these women unknowingly described their own murders. [whistle blows] this guy targeted these women through their online activity? in the unsub's mind, their posts created a connection to him, which led to the initial stalking. that tells us he's most likely socially awkward. it's likely these women n't know what the unsub looks like, making it possible for him to interact with them without revealing his true identity. what his victims considered pure fantasy, the unsub intereted as literal and open invitation. that compulsion is specific to his psychopathology. if he's getting these readings on the web, his next inspiration coulcome from anywhere. kayla ignored me, pretended like i wasn't even there. time after time she'd walk by me.. never acknowledgi

prentiss: our unsub is physically fit. he was able to overpower danny savino, and patti riolo was killed with extreme violence. it's doubtful this person has a criminal record. he moves without fear of being recognized one of the most surveilled locales on the planet. he wouldn't have elements of a domestic life, like children. that would only moderate or stabilize his compulsive behavior. pathological gambling is the most common type of impulse control disorder in the world. and there is no more superstitious creature on earth than a gambler. it's a compulsion. it couldignify a birthdate or an important time in his life. not only is this unsub a killer but he's also an addict. he's killed twice in the last two days and he may not be able to stop. thank you. you jimmy? over here. this doesn't make sense. danny savino was a bottom-feeder, handing out nickel-and-dime loans to to small-time gamblers. but patti riolo was exclusively about high-rollers. the unsub wouldn't have naturally crossed into both worlds. he'd be in one

what washe unsub looking for? maybe he was a client searching for his own contract to hide any connection to synalock after the murders. ah, everything's digital these days, though. the hard copy's just a backup. so the unsub's looking for an object, an old record, something not on a computer. huh. rossi, check this out. so, uh, werner was worried enough about his safety to be armed. and he didn't have time to go for his gun or didn't perceive the threat to be immediate. he was a veteran. a naval officer by the looks of it. a decorated one at that. he was awarded the navy cross in 2000. something else used to be here. another picture frame. blood splatter overlay patterns indicate victim number 3 was over here. victim number 2 right here. and finally victim numr one right here. looks that way. adam werner was killed first? which means the unsub made it all the way in here without alarming anyone. he wasn't threatening. that's why werner didn't pull the gun we found in his office. he could have been the missing emp

the unsub's fixation on this woman is now all-consuming. it's caused him to develop obsessive love disorder. he most likely has tunnel vision and believes that she holds the key to his happiness. he will stalk her in an attempt to win her back. but her rejection will spiral him into a depression. reid: which would lead to rape and murder of the surrogates who represent her. and it's only a matter otime before this rage and anger causes the unsub to go after her directly. let's go, let's fight, let's win tonight! let's go, let's fight, let's win tonight! lyla? let's go, let's fight, let's win tonight! [laughter] you've got to be kidding! give me a break, cy. leave me alone, matt! [laughing] [door opens] tammy? spence. look, we gotta talk about this. i don't want to talk about it. i get it, ok? you're disappointed with the way we handled emily. listen, i have a lot going on, all right? what? you know what i think it is? you're mad that hotch and i controlled our micro-expressions at the hospital and you weren't able to detect our deception. y

the unsub wants to increase his body count. he doesn't care who he hurts. tv: a startling development tonight in manhattan where two parents died of an apparent drug overdose in front of their daughter. bernard and catherine hatchitt bled out at the dinner table in what is being categorized as a deadly reaction to ecstasy and methamphetamine. federal investigators arrived on the scene when it was discovered the illegal substance was inside the wine the couple had been drinking. their daughter has been moved into protective custody pending the outcome of the investigation, and next of kin... i hope you saved me for dessert. morgan isn't here, baby girl. oh. i knew that. that was for you. uh-huh. tell us you found something. how about a sequel to "the grapes of wrath"? i tracked the wine bottles both erik sullivan and the hatchitt family were drinking, and look o, 'cause those bottles were in cases shipped to the edinburgh. why would someone from the bar drug the wine? maybe it occurred at the bottling plant. there's no way to track where a specific case is g

it might explain how the unsub is drugging these women. the media has done a very good job of warning people to watch their drinks so that bars are no longer a fertile hunting ground, but cigarette smokers aren't as careful. they might ask to have a cigarette from a stranger or have their pack swapped out of their purse when they put it down and then unknowingly inhale pcp or scopolamine, both of which mimic the effects of date rape drugs. she hid them in her purse. she didn't think i knew. she cracked the windows so i wouldn't smell it when i got home. if the unsub stalked her om the backyard, he'd have a good view when she lit up. he also took out the window with something like a center punch. what's that? it's a spring-loaded device used to punch divots into metal. no cigarettes. he must have taken them with him to hide the evidence. you know, it might not be all he's trying to hide. mr. campbell, was this on when you came home? the police told me not to touch anything. you sure got a lot of mp-3s on here. was it playing one of them? no

our unsub di't have a psychotic break. he knew what he was doing. he had rage toward both these victims. and remorse. yeah, but how are the two connected? i mean, it's a crappy alley. nothing around here is open at night. how about that? hospital. jimmy. jimmy, wake up. jimmy, get up. we gotta get him to eat something. i can't. you haven't eaten anything since we brought you in here last night. you remember what i told you. this one is a right cross. pshhh! and this one an uppercut. pshhh! and if we need to, we'll knock it out again. how's it going, ryan? my stomach hurts. i know. the medicine will be kicking in anytime now. and so will the food. as soon as you eat i ok, baby? can i have a moment with the two of you? jimmy: yeah. hey. when we get back in here, i want to see that plat empty, all right, buddy? what's up? you run the tests? i'm afraid that ryan's leukemia is back. well, uh, we'll give him some chemo, try some radiation. he didn't respond to that before. it just made him throw up. then we'll give him a diffent kind. what kind? there isn

the unsub does care who dies. instead of targeting thane, the unsub went after peters. he held him responsible. he may hold peters responsible for more than thane actions. i'm gonna have garcia dig into his life. in the meantime, we'll use that to find out what we can. well, thane... it looks like we have a problem. yeah? what's that, then? well, someone's pretty upset. your club's been dosing nocent women. ok, that was thane's deal. he'd been dosing x for years. but recently it went wrong. i had nothing to do with that. you knew it was going on. that makes you an accessory. look, i think i'd like my phone call now. you could do that, sure. or, we could play a little game called "let's make a deal." i don't want to make any deals without my lawyer. yeah, this one you do. see, this is what somebody did to your boss. you see, thane, whoever it is that's out there, he managed to get to jim peters the person who did that isn't very happy right now. and he is waiting, just waiting to get his hands on someone else connected to your club's operation. and you know what we're go

which means we're likely dealing with more than one unsub. we've attempted to contact everyone on board, but so far all calls have gone unanswered. but we can confirm that the students dropped off at the first two stops have been accounted for. the average school bus holds approximately 80 gallons of diesel fuel, making it possible for them to travel up to 550 miles on a single tank. whicis why we believe they're still within a 200-mile radius. it could be a kidnapping, but we can't rule out anything fm a terrorist act to a child traffickinging. how does a busful of kids just vanish into thin air? we're treating this as a mass abduction. the suvs are outside and we'll set up our command post at central high. [driver groaning] [groaning] [gunshot] [screaming and shouting] ( soft, calm music ) hi, you've reached emma. i'm out of the office right now but will get back to you just as soon as i possibly can. join princess cruises for exclusive discovery at sea experiences. princess cruises. come back new. i'd like to make a dep-- vo: it happens so

everything that this unsub does is methodical. he had a secure placeto keep angel for years, but when angel escaped, he didn't mourn his loss. he drove straight to flagstaff. the questions is, why did he choose flagstaff? he'd only drive 60 miles out of his way if he knew someone was there to make him feel better. we don't think that billy was a victim of opportunity. we think he was the target. so this isn't a stranger abduction. chances are he'd seen angel before, too. [crying] who should we be looking at? friends, neighbors, coaches,ther parents. we believe that this man has met billy before. what? you're saying this son of a bitch watched my son? i'm say he talked to him long enough to earn his trust. ohh! but the other little boy, the one that you just found, i mean, why don't you ask him who's doing this? he's not talking to us yet. oh, my god. well, what happened to him? oh, my god! that's right. that's right. bring it over. angel, that's pretty good, my man. you got it. keep going. ok, please tell me you found something. i

the unsub is clearly devolving. yeah, the letters are shakier. this message is less controlled than the others. i agree. the word "evil" was replaced by "red," which means "red" could have been from his unconscious, a freudian slip, so to speak. but what does it mean? is it something specific to this victim? janet dodd. got divorced two years ago, she lived here alone, worked as a paralegal. any known enemies? perhaps the ex-husband? any connection to flynn? doesn't seem to be. in fact her sister was trying to get her to move on with her life, but janet seemed completely unmotivated. the unsub didn't pick her because of her connection to flynn, then. then why did he chse her? somehow their paths must have crossed. well, she didn't get out much. only went to work and then back home. we're pulling her phone records, see who she talked to last. she's got a lot of overdue bills. uh, yeah, her sister said she was struggling financially. she cut up a credit card that wasn't expired. why? people often do when they're trying to rein in their spending. ps

unsub might be homeless. appes to have been living in a building next to where the security guard was attacked. reid: these are the locations of the last 3 murders, all near abandoned buildings. i noticed the neighborhood. maybe he was recentl displaced. could be a motive. construction worker, security guard at a construction site. payback? what about the homeless man? we get a lot of beefs down there among the homeless. that one could have just been a fight about space or food. let's get a list ofesidents who've been kicked out of their homes by the gentrification. you and reid check the shelters? yeah, we're on it. unless... you ok with that, reid? i'm fine with that. we should check see if there are any mental hospitals in the area, maybe someone who was recently released into the streets. mm-hmm. got it. morgan, can you cover the police records for the last week? if it's someone who's been recently made homeless, he might have stolen food, comfort items, blankets, toiletries--we might be able to track a p

it seems like this unsub's doing something similar, using his puppets to tell his story. he can't be controlling them by hand. no, he probably built some sort of contraption. reid: and he trying to lift his victims. that could explain why they discarded the men. what do you see? ey were too heavy. well, i'm checking the licenses of our victims, and each one weighed less than the previous one. you know, if he's making human marionettes, that also explains why he's stuffing his victims into boxes. it's like a sick toy chest. so he is dehumanizing them, but he's just not killing them. he's turning them into his playthings. a father and son were just abducted from a parking lot at gunpoint. a witness saw a man force them into a car. dave, you and blake go check it out. and puppeteers in the area. ok. let's to it again. should we break their jaws? no. no. i need to hear them. please, adam, let us down. no. you guys have to do it right this time. you have to save them. from what? from the robber. i told you. and... again. ok, there are 5 puppeteers/ marionetters in the area. an

her real partner, a fourth unsub. i want to talk to the cop who shot my brother. i'm gonna shoot another hostage every 60 seconds until you send in the cop. [screaming] no, no. morgan... i can't do that! let me go! will! ohh! oh! let's go in.

this unsub kills on the same date every year. go ahead, garcia. ok. i present to you, crime-fighters, an oldie but not such a goodie. i give you rachel hughes, tara rios, diana brooks, and gloria clemente. you guys know the deets. this is news to you, blake. over the last 5 years, each of these women have disappeared from a park off the california coast, from as far south as san diego and far north as san francisco. each of them were nannies who were kidnapped while watching kids. thankfully, each of the little ones was returned to a church or hospital totally unharmed within 24 hours. but the nannies were found dead, posed on park benches and los angeles playgrounds. one a year, always on the same date. may 13. the actual abduction date varies from case to case, but the unsub goes to great lengths to make sure the bodies are found that exact day. all except victim number 3, tara rios. somehow she managed to escape. garbage truck driver found her passed out in an alley in hollywood. she had no idea who took her or where he held her. morgan and i quest

this was the unsub's first kill. he held his urges in check for 3 months, and when he couldn't control them any more, he sent this message to the cops. we know the "help" and the hesitation marks mean he was ambivalent about the kill. what we don't know is why he chopped the hair. he didn't take it with him. we know it's not a trophy. it's obably a way to minimize some of their power, robs them of their feminini. that fits with him killing during the early morning. it's the time when prostitutes have the least power sexually, as opposed to at night, when he might see them as being on the prowl. hey, i know we're just spitballing this here, but this profile points to naan harris. hotch: i don't wanna talk about nathan harris. hotch, she is right. he reached out for help. this is an adolescent kid. he's probably intimidated sexually. i don't care how many times he says he didn't do it. he knew about the last victim, and he admitted to getting off on seeing her dead. we've got nathan harris. it doesn't do us any good to

i think the male unsubs might even be related. roger that. in 6 robberies no one's been able to build a sketch of the unsubs before they put their masks on. these witness descriptions are all over the map. prably because of the trauma suffered inside. they've been zig-zagging north and south but in a relative straight pattern from washington, d.c. this is the largest bank they've hit. so today was always a part of their plan. but why the nation's capital? to make a statement? i pulled schematics from the previous banks. this is the first one with metal detectors. maybe that's what went wrong? no, they cased the branches too well in advance. they'd know to be ready for them. these are takeover robberies. no faces, no passing notes, no prints. they're professionals. hey, there is something all these robberies have in common. the queen's the only one who pulls the trigger. sir, i found a thing. see, i took height and weight measurements and i crossed with known related offenders who specialize in bank jobs and home burglaries-- yes. show me. the

we profiled the unsub felt limited in his job. what's more powerless than being a bit player on the washington stage? you know, if he felt like he did his part to clear the prostitutes off the street, but was never heard, he might have felt so personally betrayed that he literally had to carve his frustration out on those women. so the profile was right. we we just wrong about who the message was for. we need to get a list of anyone who advocated on behalf of that bill. prentiss, when you went back to talk to the prostitutes, did a profile ring a bell with any of them? a few of them described what sounded like the same man, but when i showed them mug shots, i came up empty. let's go back to them. we're gonna need their help. what are you thinking about, hotch? i need to get a message to congresswoman steyer. how quickly can we put together a press conference? how fast do you need it? may i have your attention, please? a day from now, there will be an announcement across the street on the steps of the capitol that crime is down sig

it could be that the unsub met her casually and... made her part of some kind of fantasy. and he tries to act on it and she rejects him? prentiss: so he tortures her, out of anger? masks often represent a state of mind. this one's blank, expressionless. doesn't really coincide with anger. reid, it's hard to imagine he did this out of anything less than rage. [computer beeps] garcia: hey, guys. what's up? you got something for us? a list of michelle colucci's clients. she designed office space. mostly big corporate remodeling plans. hotch: no private clients, one-on-one contact? doesn't look like it, no. anks, baby girl. yeah. [beep] [fax beeps] it's right th way, ma'am. detective yarbrough? fbi? enid white. her roommate called dallas p.d. this morning. enid never game home after walking her dog last night. so she is missing. well, he wallpapered the neighborhood with fliers for 2 blocks arnd their apartment. outside. that's different. no one saw him putting them up? dallas p.d. is still canvassing, but nothing so far. they're waiting for you on the new scene. not at all. m

the unsub went to that camp. the watch he put on michelle's wrist was the exact same model that all the kids were wearing. what do you think was behind that padlocked door? well, it could be anything. i mean, come on, we've all read the stories. a conversion camp was just shut down last year for using electric shocktherapy on children. another stripped the kids naked and screamed profanities at them. we need to go back with a warrant. we're gonna need probable cause. well, let's find some. because there is more going on at that camp than they let on. you gotta turn yourself in, paul. i can't turn myself in. they're gonna put me away. what, are you gonna kill me, too? no. no. no, paul. y-you just need some help. i've already had help. you remember that? no, i mean like real help, professional help. it worked for me. did it? yeah. me and josh are coming up on like 6 months now. [scoffs] yeah. it might throw a wrench in your happy union... you hanging out with a serial murderer and all. ohmy god. those women. the on

we believe this unsub got scared and wanted out. and the dominant male, in order to maintain control, attacked him. reid: douglas silverman, 18 years old. we need to interview kids in his class, parents, teachers, find out who his friends were. it's at least 2 or more boys. one older, early to mid-20s. he'llhink of himself as a real badass, somebody who broke the rules, defied the system. and have flunked or gotten kicked out of high school, he'll also have a record-- petty eft, larceny. but douglas silverman's been missing for 2 days. how come no one's called? it's a 3-day weekend. his parents are out of town, or he called, said he's ok. and now that the weekend's over, i can tell you with what's happened, it's gonna end violently. we still got a chance to get out of this. after what you did? what chance? hey! what you did, too. remember? i didn't kill her. says who, huh? you? it's your word against mine, bud. [sighs] i just want this to end. it will, all right? you just gotta relax and you gotta trt me. what do we do? we got somet

it's a way of narrowing down where the unsub could reside. and by default, where he may be stashing angela miller. you know, it says here the guy had a fully loaded gun, so we know he had options. why the grenade? he wants to be remembered. and he wanted to be sure to take as many cops with him as possle. he knows he's out gunned. so he waits. times it to the last second. boom! there are some very committed people in those parts. who love their fire power. almost as much as they hate us. militia. and they're heavily armed. yeah, but hand grenades? it's not uncommon for militia members to have military experience. oftentimes, they resent the structure and they get discharged, and they form their own paramilitary governments. dental records are on their way to garcia. prentiss and i will go meet the husband. i can walk the other abduction sights. everybody else, set up base, work on geographical profiles. establish contact with the locals, and tread carefully. they'll be watching us. he killed a 15-year police veteran. he died in i.c.u. a coupl

you know, the note he received could be an unsub reaching out. it's not uncommon. sir, this type of unsub is relatively easy to catch. nobody else has to get hurt. as far as i know, no one has been hurt. i have some experience in this field, and i believe that your problem's only going to get worse. oh, well, thank you. we'll keep an eye on that. you have a safe trip home. what if they were cheerleaders? excuse me? or teachers? or mothers? how did you put it? can bums even be missing? well, sir, they can. they can be hurt, they can be scared, and they can be killed. j.j.: you must really care about these people. it's my job to care about them. most cops would say it's their job to keep 'em in line. yeahwell, my father taught me to be a different kind of cop. was he a detective, too? yeah, he was a-- he was killed in the line of duty in '85. i'm sorry. captain wright was his partner. it's the only reason the department keeps me on. i'm sure that's not the only... heh. this postmark. excuse me? missouri. we're in kansas city, kansas. yeah, well, they're just across t

it means the unsubs are local. still he. let's go. agent hotchner. whatever you find, i want to see her. what is it to the dump site, miles? 6.2 miles south. why? why didn't they dump katie's body on the other side of town? and risk heading out on the open road while everyone was out looking for the girls. katie's cell phone. 2 different sets of footprints. 2 unsubs. jack said there'd be 2 of them. there's cigarette butts everywhere. for professionals, this is a real mess. multiple beer and liquor bottles. this could be the belt they used to strangle katie. you'd think th'd just want to do the job and move on. they're sending a message. why obliterate the i.d. and hide the body? why not go straight to the source? garcia checked all the names against the ice database and nothing. katie and lindsey may have left the movie theater of their own free will, but they sure didn't count on coming here.

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presumably an area the unsub's familiar with. you're not gonna abduct a federal agent outside your comfort zone. right. this is where we are right now, and the third point is the storage unit right here. it's a 4-mile radius. garcia, i need those pretty little hands of yours, mama. listen up, i want you to bring up the citywide list we generated for the electricians, power company employees, and electrical engineers. they number in the thousands. can you narrow this? reid just sent you 3 addresses. triangulate and cross the names within that surface. dozens. i need more. is that garcia? yeah. search dmv recor. the manager thought he saw him leave in a white van. morgan: did you get that? [beeping] yahtzee. [crying] i'm gonna take my time with you. [glass shatters] it's over. no, it'll never be over. not for us. fbi! freeze! need a medic. get a medic! [crying] david. it's ok. it's gonna be all right. it's ok. [crying] it's ok. it's ok. it's all right. i'm sorry. it's ok. don't worry about it. it's ok. i'm sorry. you're gonna be al

the unsubs, devoid of any morality, humanity, remorse, when caught, often come to believe that we're the only ones who understand them. and they're right. we do. otherwise... how could we catch them? tell me what happened iday... after agent gideon called you. about 7:15 i got a page requesting the b.a.u. at 181 arthur street. agent gideon's apartment. [indistinct police dispatcher] [police dispatcher] hotch. where's gideon? i called his cell. it's right there. it seems he left in a hurry. p.d. thinks he did this? they have 6 witnesses who saw him running down the street, covered in blood, wielding a gun. ok, he was probably chasing the son of a bitch who did do this. either way, we're under strict orders not to get in the way of the investigation. gideon's a suspect, we're his colleagues. conflict of interest. there's no way they'll ask for our help. which he needs badly right now. well, who spoke to him last? i did, about 2 hours ago. reid: what did he say? he said he was late for a date. do we even know who she is? an old school friend. we're conflicted out of the investigation. w

problem is our unsub could be any one of 'em. hi. we're agents jareau and prentiss with the b.a.u. and you must be katie's aunt and uncle. this can't be easy. we're here to walk youhrough this. well, aside from the stairwells, storage closets, and hundreds of shops, there's a whole underbelly beneath our feet-- subterranean level, air ducts, boiler rooms. realistically, it'll take at least... 3 hours to cover this place. realistically, we have less than half that time. how do you figure? 99% of abducted children who are killed die within the first 24 hours, 75% within the first 3 hours, and what only laenforcement knows is jessica davis joined the 44% of children who are abducted and killed within the first hour. [cell phone rings] yeah. what do you got? ok, so this is surveillance footage off an exit camera outside the arcade. well, can't you get a better angle? sugar, i'm not london here. i can only work with what they have. believe me when i tell you the 1980s just called. they want their security system back. ok, look in the far right, middle section. you see the 2 ponytails? a