Shh, shh, shh, shh. Hold still. Almost done. Tucker . This is a surprise. Hey, adam. Um. The fbi came by today. The fbi . What for . Remember those clothes i sold you last month . Some guy who was wearing them, he ended up dead. Are you serious . He was killed, as in murdered, adam. Have you hurt someone . No. No. There must be some misunderstanding. You ught all 8 sets, adam. Look, ever since your car accident. Youve been acting kind of funny. Whats going on with you . Look, why dot you come in and have some tea. Yoneed to take the edge off. Everything is gonna be ok. Promise. Right. Ill get a warrant over there as soon as possible. The owner of the vintage shop bolted from the store. Well, ive got something strange, too. The m. E. Just called. Not only were there ligature marks on victim 3s arms, buhis jaw was dislocated as well. His jaw . Why would you hang someone, dislocate their joints and their jaw, and then crucify them . I can see your wheels turning. Dont hold back. Maybe hes
Woman its rare that an undergraduate criminology class gets guest speakers of this caliber. But today were specially fortunate. Id like to welcome an old friend, esteemed author and fbi agent david rossi, and his team, the Behavioral Analysis unit. Now, theyve agreed to spend an hour of their valuae time talking about what they do and how they do it. So lets make them feel welcome. [applause] thank you, dr. Grant. Now, when she said i was an old friend, she was just referring to the fact [laughter] now, as the good professor said, i am supervisory special agent rossi. These are ssas jareau, prentiss, hotchner, and morgan. This is dr. Spencer reid. And on keyboards today we have our Technical Analyst ms. Penelope garcia. Hi. Now, in simple terms, at the bau we use behavioral science, research, casework, and training to hunt down monsters. Rapists, terrorists, pedophiles, and our specialty, serial killers. Does anybody here know exactly what a serial killer is . Someone whos committed mo
[beeping continues] [beeping continues] [gunshot] aah uhh [gasping] please. Please dont do this. Dont do this. Can you look me in the eye . Goodbye, principal givens. [door closes] you cant leave me [beeping] [ring] [beep] what [beep] no. [beeping rapidly] no [explosion] [bell rings] here are jacks standardized test scores. Jack tells me you read together every night youre home. We just finished charlie and the Chocolate Factory last night. I wish you could work with all of my kids. So hes reading at a fourthgrade level. Mmhmm. 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 . Mmhmm. Paul cain . Well, pauls being mean to jack for some reason. How long has that been going on . A few weeks. Jacks just his latest target. Weve moved jack away from paul, and were documenting everything, of course. Well, jack says that things are going very well at school, so the ste
Uhh hey, paul, you hear that . Yeah. Hey, you gotta chlenge yourself, johnny. Thats the only way youre ever going to get better. Ok, so, you aim straight for the heart, try to avoid the shoulder blades, and, uh, should be a quick, clean kill. Ok, so, dont over think it. You know what to do, just just aim and shoot. [thud] well, dont worry. [gurgling] took me a long time to get my first big one. You just need more practice. Hey, hey, easy. [indistinct chatter] i think weve been here 5 minutes. Yeah, but look at her, broke away from the group, guy saw her alone, felt confident, and made his move. It must be serious. Ladies, this is brad, a real f. B. I. Agent. Really . Really. No way. Thats exciting. Whats it like at quantico . Its, uh, quite impressive. What department are you in . Thats classified. You know, its a skill like anything else. Carpenters are good at building stuff, measuring. F. B. I. Is good at keeping secrets and kickin criminal ass. [laughing] well, somebody has got to
Are you sure . Yeah. Why . The gray cell phone was the detonator. The black cell was the one hed talked to his mother on. Uh, thats what i meant. Thethe gray one. Its just a mistake. Sorry. Im telling you, i didnt kill her. Then how do you explain your fingerprints in her room . Ok, i saw her last night, but i wouldnt. Shes my friend. Youre very convincing, lewis. But you were convincing 10 years ago, too. So what was your excuse for not being in the cafeteria . Oh, yeah. You were blazing up in the back parking lot, right . That wasnt an excuse. It was the truth. Yeah, of course it was. It also allowed you to pose as a loser. The very type you wanted to kill. You know how we know . You wrote it down. I didnt write that one. But you did type up the rest of the list. Yes. Lewis, we know how guys like randy make friends. They build up rapport through secrecy. Only the two of you are smart enough to see through the bs of high school, right . D it felt so good doing whatever randy said and