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Ill be there in a minute. Whats going on . Nothing. I just have to go to the office. Its 6 15, and youre talking about a terror alert . Its bad, isnt it . I dont know yet. Please dont lie to me. It might be. I may not be home tonight. I mean, i might be home late. I know. Shoot. I forgot. Tomorrow is the day we seduled to take jack to have his pictures taken. Dont worry about. Ill reschedule. No, no, no, no. Go ahead and take him, and ill do my best to be there, ok . Just come back safely. I will. Bye. Everybody, meet agent prentiss. Ive been filling her in on protocol. Emily prentiss. We can make nice later. What do we know . The dea raided what they thought was a hardened meth lab right here in northern virginia, but they found this instead. That could be a dispersal device for a chemical weapon. Sophisticated. Homeland securitys thinking al qaeda. Theyve developed devices that span the spectrum of sophistication, some as simple as soda bottles and paint cans. Theyre called al ikhter
Honey . daddys here. Molly. No. Did you find molly is she ok . Aah [chatter in background] mommy, wake up. Its past 10 00. [groans] ah damn it. Why did you let me sleep . Why dont 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, ill bring you some pancakes. Yeah. When . [sirens in background] hi. Want company . Hi. [gunshots] [knock on door] come in. Hi. Agent hotchner . Im agent emily prentiss. How do you do . Oh, youre ambassador prentiss daughter. I did security clearances for your mothers staff. It was one of my first commands. I believe you were off to brown at the time. Actually, it was yale. Ah. Ive been in the bureau almost 10 years now. Dont 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, theyre great. Excellent. What can i do for you . Uh, well, i guess i was hoping you could tell m
Youre dr. Reid. M sorry. Do i know you . I just know what you do. Ok. I saw you in georgetown a few weeks ago. You gave a lecture on sexuasadism and how you helped catch the mill creek killer in st. Louis. Iim not much of a, uh a public speaker. I dont know. I thought you seemed cool. You look kind of young to go to georgetown. Um, im a juni at northwest high school. And you just go to lectures on anger excitation for fun . I dont have a lot of friends. So youre interested in profiling . Yeah. I mean,i read a lot, you know, true crime, like graphic novels, mostly. Theyre all about whether theres really such a thing as evil, like nature versus nurture, all that, so i figured itd be smart to hear it from an expert, you know . So you said a lot of em kill prostitutes . Its the number one serial killer target, actually. Well, is that for sex or because they think theyre dirty and they need to be punished . What would it mean if somebody were stabbing them and cutting off their hair . Ive n