danny?! oh, my god. danny! [choking] danny?! [laughing] you re a bastard. [laughter] you should have seen your face, man. that was hilarious. you were so freaked out. what? what? it wasn t funny, jackass. come on, guys. if you want me drunk and naked, just say it. shouldn t have to try so hard. [rustling] did you hear that? no way. he doesn t know when to quit. what are you doing? i m gonna go kick his ass. hey. hurry back. danny! danny! i swear to god i m gonna kill you. i couldn t find him. molly? molly. ya ha ha! danny. [chuckling] where s molly? this is too easy, man. she s with you. no, come on, where s molly, seriously? she s with you. molly! molly?! molly? molly? molly! yeah, i about to present the case to the team. oh, no, no, uh, i m confident that they ll feel the same way. ok. thank you. uh, everyone s here. sorry i m late. [clears throat] last night in fredericksburg, a 20-year-old woman, molly mccarthy, was abducted. she s the third to go missing in the last 6 we
is in the packet you received. and trust your instincts and experience. they re the best tools you have. thank you. eve alexander, suffolk county district attorney. ssa hotchner. this is ssa rossi. i know. big fan of your books. and i followed your work as a federal prosecutor. so you didn t come herefor the terrorism seminar. no. two days ago, a woman named audrey henson did this to her husband of 20 years while he was sleeping. she confessed while sitting next to the body at the crime scene and repeated her confession to me at the lockup. care to guess what her lawyer s already working on for the defense? battered woman syndrome. after years of systematic abuse, his client sdenly had no option left to her but a 12-gauge. and yet there s never been a domestic violence report filed from that home. not a single medical record documenting injury. and not one witness who can say they ever saw or even suspected abuse. so what do you need from us? i think i can win this case anywa
[beeping continues] [beeping continues] [gunshot] aah! uhh! [gasping] please. please don t do this. don t do this. can you look me in the eye? good-bye, principal givens. [door closes] you can t leave me! [beeping] [ring] [beep] what [beep] no. [beeping rapidly] no! [explosion] [bell rings] here are jack s standardized test scores. jack tells me you read together every night you re home. we just finished charlie and the chocolate factory last night. i wish you could work with all of my kids. so he s reading at a fourth-grade level. mm-hmm. as you can see, his scores are hig across the board. but he seems to be holding back in the classroom. why do you think that is? has he ever mentioned a classmate named paul? mm-hmm. paul cain? well, pauls being mean to jack for some reason. how long has that been going on? a few weeks. jack s just his latest target. we ve moved jack away from paul, and we re documenting everything, of course. well, jack says that things are going very w
i know baby, look at me. you re almost 10. you re becoming a man. i love you. i love you, too. rossi: what was it? hey. excuse me. uh-oh. this isn t good. we have a request from alabama. have everybody mt in the conference room. i ll be there in 10 minutes. a husband and wife were murdered at their home while they were sleeping. their 10-year-old daughter went missing. i gotta call you back. when were the bodies discovered? what was the time of death? less than an hour ago. 8 hours. approximately 1 a.m. i know this isn t a serial. you re right. most abducted children don t survive past the first 24 hours. dave. what s going on? we got a missing 10-year-old girl, home invasion. pants were killed in their sleep. 8 hours and counting. where s our clock? good. wheels-up in 30. you need your go bag. jordan? right. right. [liquid being poured] [crying] please let me go. let me go. i won t tell. please. it s ok. we talked about this. are you are you thirsty? please don t hurt me. ca
honey?! daddy s here. molly. no. did you find molly is she ok? aah! [chatter in background] mommy, wake up. it s past 10:00. [groans] ah! damn it. why did you let me sleep? why don t you get an alarm clock? did you eat? pizza. and the baby? pizza. and milk. [sirens in background] [video game sounds] get some sleep, jay. hey, i ll bring you some pancakes. yeah. when? [sirens in background] hi. want company? hi. [gunshots] [knock on door] come in. hi. agent hotchner? i m agent emily prentiss. how do you do? oh, you re ambassador prentiss daughter. i did security clearances for your mother s staff. it was one of my first commands. i believe you were off to brown at the time. actually, it was yale. ah. i ve been in the bureau almost 10 years now. don t tell me that. has it been that long? apparently, sir. but i work mostly in the midwest. st. louis, chicago. good. your parents well? yeah, yeah, they re great. excellent. what can i do for you? uh, well, i guess i was hoping you c