Criminal Minds Season 18 Episode 1
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00:00We are pursuing the leader of a network of serial killers.
00:02The unsub, Elias Voigt, gathered followers that he's now activating.
00:07This is a network.
00:08What is this I'm hearing about a certain resume being submitted by a certain someone to Quantico?
00:14I have given HR my resume.
00:17They haven't said yes yet, but...
00:18They're gonna say yes.
00:19How long has this been going on?
00:21A couple weeks.
00:23We, you know, we decided that we're more miserable apart than together.
00:26The DOJ is prepared to offer you a deal.
00:29He can do that.
00:30Just agree to work with a prolific killer.
00:33The BAU will work with Elias Voigt?
00:34We will not.
00:35Oh, you most certainly will.
00:37We will not rely on help from a serial killer.
00:41We'll cooperate.
00:42Director Madison is honoring Voigt's plea agreement.
00:45Which means he is going to be transferred to FCI Colomore, a minimum security federal prison.
00:51Isn't it weird to anyone else that Voigt wants to be in general population?
00:54You're Elias Voigt, aren't you?
00:56No, not need of all.
00:58You got the wrong guy.
00:59No, you're Voigt.
01:00No, you're not.
01:30No, you're not serious.
01:31No, you're not serious.
01:31No, you're not serious.
01:33What are we going to do?
01:34We can't make that deadline?
01:35We need to have you on spot now.
01:37Fine.
01:37We'll figure it out tomorrow.
01:39Tonight.
01:39Next.
01:40Excuse me.
01:57I'm like totally lost.
02:00I'm trying to find Bethany Beach.
02:02Am I close?
02:02You're asking the wrong guy.
02:04I'm new here.
02:05Yeah, me too.
02:06Google Maps was working great and then I'm just like lost all my bars.
02:10You know what I mean?
02:10We have service and then, oh, no you don't.
02:12Yeah, I know what you mean.
02:13I've got two bars.
02:15If you give me the address, I can look it up for you.
02:17Yeah, it's a one one four zero.
02:21Dispatch.
02:46We've got a possible 10-14.
02:48Stop and investigate.
02:49Over.
02:51Hey, buddy.
03:04You okay?
03:06No.
03:08No.
03:09Yes.
03:10How much you take tonight, huh?
03:13Need an ambulance?
03:14Yes.
03:15Officer, can I...
03:16Can I talk to you for a second?
03:19Yes.
03:19It's, uh, it's my big brother, he's, he's, uh, he's a junkie, I don't really know how much he took, but it's pretty tough on my mom and dad, they don't know.
03:32I mean, it looks like he just fell on his face, you know, this is where he comes to get his shit, I think, but I don't really know.
03:38I just, I just kind of want to get him home.
03:41No.
03:43No.
03:43Hey, look who's back, he almost died tonight, pal, get home safe, help, help, do you like the water?
04:13Oh, man, she is so good.
04:32I'll say that if we posted something like that, it would go viral.
04:36Watch it.
04:37Bull sharks can live in old salt and fresh water.
04:41Hey, check it, bro, look at this one.
04:43Fish, stingrays, crustaceans, marine fowls, birds, turtles, all the other stuff.
04:50How many people are just doing that?
04:54I think it's so much, they're just so mean.
04:56I don't know, I don't know, I don't know.
04:59Here we go.
05:04Where are we going?
05:05I'm going swimming, dumbass.
05:08Hold up, I'll come too.
05:09I didn't invite you.
05:11What, are you going to go swimming all by yourself?
05:13Seems to me you need a lifeguard and I volunteer as tribute.
05:19How many beers have you had tonight?
05:21What?
05:22How many beers?
05:23I don't know.
05:24I do.
05:25Six.
05:26You counted?
05:27Yeah.
05:28Why?
05:28Because I'm a woman at a party by herself.
05:31That's why.
05:32I'm not drunk.
05:33That's debatable.
05:34Well, what isn't?
05:35Is that you've been hitting your vape pen all night.
05:38Which means A, you smell like a concentrated Hello Kitty, and B, you do not have the long
05:42capacity to keep up with me.
05:46Well, you know what I think?
05:47I think you're a stuck-up bitch who thinks she's better than everyone else.
05:50Not everyone, just you.
05:52So do me a favor.
05:54Fuck off.
05:57Wait.
05:58Bitch, I know MMA.
05:59No, look!
05:59You didn't notice anything wrong until you got down here?
06:21No.
06:22I have to keep my eye on Prince Charming over there.
06:25Look, do you need me for anything else?
06:27Can I go?
06:28You can, but don't leave town.
06:29We haven't had a case like this around these parts in ten years.
06:32Actually, Sheriff, this might not be your case at all.
06:37Who are you?
06:38SSA's Prentice, Rossi, and Giroux.
06:41Behavioral Analysis Unit of the FBI.
06:43FBI?
06:45What's the FBI doing here?
06:46Seeing if a signature on this body matches four others that have washed up on beaches across
06:50the eastern seaboard.
06:51What signature?
06:52Let us check and we'll tell you.
06:54You see it?
06:55Yeah, I see it.
06:58It's him.
06:59Wait, who's him?
07:02The unknown subject, or unsub.
07:04He punctures holes up and down his victim's ribcage.
07:07Why?
07:08It speaks to cause and manner of death, which helps establish a signature in this case to
07:12ensure the body fills with salt water and it sinks.
07:15And you think my dead guy is part of your serial investigation?
07:18We do know.
07:28Can you stop him?
07:29All water has a perfect memory and is forever trying to get back to where it was.
07:48Tony Morrison.
07:50I'm not going to die soon.
08:20All right, trainee, you're in the hot seat.
08:30Practice round.
08:31Present the case.
08:36Five bodies so far, connected via stab wounds to the chest.
08:39So stabbing is his paraphilia?
08:41No, it is a forensic countermeasure.
08:44What makes it a countermeasure?
08:46Gulfstream and marine life predation.
08:48They make victimology and trace evidence almost impossible to discern.
08:51We haven't even identified two of the victims yet.
08:53Until we do, forget about an accurate timeline.
08:56All right.
08:57One last question.
08:59Are you kidding me with that?
09:05Ooh, so cute.
09:07They still make you carry a fake gun.
09:09Just until I complete my training.
09:10So I can get used to the weight of a service weapon on my hip.
09:14Until then, I get by with this.
09:18It's not quite the same thing, but I'd rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it, you know?
09:26It's nice you get your field office assignment, yeah?
09:28It's happening this week.
09:29Oh, any requests?
09:31Number one is D.C.
09:32Just because of you guys, of course.
09:34And number two is anywhere but Anchorage, Alaska.
09:41Not a fan of the snow, huh?
09:43Not a fan of five and a half hours of sunlight during the winter.
09:52Again?
09:54Sixth time in six months.
09:55Jeez.
09:56O.P.R. just won't give up.
09:59Yeah.
09:59Second practice round.
10:00What does O.P.R. stand for?
10:02Office of Professional Responsibility, a.k.a. the FBI's Internal Affairs.
10:06How long are they going to keep questioning Rossi?
10:09Until they get the answers they want.
10:11All right, we're on the record.
10:22Agent Beatrice Carr with Supervisory Special Agent David Rossi.
10:26How are you today, Agent Rossi?
10:29PG.
10:32My office has some additional questions regarding the assault on Elias Voigt at Collymore Prison.
10:37My answer is, as it always has been, I don't know how it happened.
10:44I played no role in it happening.
10:47Yes.
10:48You've been remarkably consistent.
10:52Just to review, FCI Collymore is a minimum security prison filled with low-level offenders.
10:58Oh, and Elias Voigt.
11:01Yes, and Elias Voigt, who was attacked by two cannabis distributors who made the mistake of crossing state lines.
11:07So what's your question?
11:10I just came into receipt of a conversation Mr. Voigt had before his transfer.
11:17At the time, his lawyer was present, so the cameras were off.
11:21But once the FBI entered his cell, privilege no longer applied.
11:25What do you mean, once the FBI entered?
11:27For the record, I am now playing Exhibit 2233 for Agent Rossi.
11:33The guards were rebooting the system when you entered.
11:37The microphone's turned on before the cameras, so all we have is audio.
11:41I know you think you could Houdini out of Collymore, but Gen Pop is no place for a serial killer.
11:50Dahmer, Kibbe, Harvey, all of them died at the hands of other prisoners because you build prison cred by spilling blood like yours.
11:59Can you explain this?
12:07I don't need to.
12:08You told Voigt exactly what would happen to him.
12:11That's not suspicious at all?
12:13No.
12:14It's my job to predict antisocial behavior.
12:19Uh-huh.
12:20And can you provide any evidence that you weren't responsible for the attack on Voigt?
12:24I can't prove a negative.
12:25For the sake of your career, I suggest you try.
12:42If I wanted Elias Voigt dead, he would be dead.
12:50Oh, and he's not dead, is he?
12:55You're here again.
13:19Yeah, I can't tell, but it's so weird.
13:24He's so non-psychopathic.
13:28You know, sometimes he makes little puppy noises,
13:32like, oh, oh, like that.
13:37Any update?
13:39Well, I mean, this is what he was like
13:42when they brought him in.
13:43He could wake up tomorrow or never again.
13:45His last MRI indicated traumatic brain injury
13:48to his prefrontal and occipital lobes,
13:51but that's not the weird part.
13:53Oh, it never is with him, is it?
13:55Voight has complex cerebral scarring.
13:58Some of the damage goes back decades.
14:00His brain looks more like a retired linebacker
14:03than an average 40-year-old man.
14:09Oh, uh, be careful.
14:11Only one of his arms is cuffed.
14:12No, it's okay.
14:13I-I supervise this myself.
14:15Watch.
14:18Just a drill.
14:22So, I know why I'm here.
14:25Why are you?
14:27Voight's attending got the final incident report
14:29from Collymore.
14:30I asked for a copy in case it could get Rossi
14:33out of hot water.
14:35Man, you are in a coma,
14:36and you're still all up in Rossi's business.
14:38I can't figure out how Voight is still alive.
14:43There were no cameras in the laundry room,
14:45but according to the report,
14:46he was stabbed three times,
14:48turned around,
14:49got the shank out of his attacker's hands,
14:52killed them,
14:52and then collapsed.
14:54That must have been one hell of a fight.
14:56Yeah.
14:57So how did he do it?
14:59Oh, mother.
15:07Oh, I recognize that tone.
15:10Either your husband or your kids
15:12did something to get under your skin.
15:14In the ballpark?
15:15Will's mom is flying in for Michael's birthday.
15:17Last time she did that,
15:18she decided to surprise all of us
15:20when she got Michael a hamster.
15:23Oh, honestly, I would trade with you.
15:26Why? What's up?
15:27My dad wants to meet Rebecca,
15:29so he can,
15:29and this is a direct quote,
15:31size her up.
15:33Oh, okay.
15:34Different generation.
15:36Probably doesn't approve.
15:37Yeah, but not in the way that you think.
15:39I mean, I was married to a white guy before,
15:41which he wasn't crazy about,
15:42and now I'm getting serious with a woman,
15:44and he's convinced that it's his parenting
15:46that's resulted in my choice of partners.
15:48Yeah, well, we know that's not true.
15:51Ooh.
15:53Good news on our ocean drownings.
15:54The locals just made a positive ID
15:56on the most reasoned victim.
15:57The guy's name is David Hartle.
15:59How'd Ocean City ping him so fast?
16:01Sheer luck.
16:02Cold front changed the currents on the unsub,
16:04so Hartle washed up quicker than the others.
16:06Fingers crossed there's a clue on him
16:08that wasn't washed away or eaten by fish.
16:10Do we have the ME report yet?
16:12Yeah, it just came in.
16:13Oh, great.
16:13The guy had aerosolized fentanyl in his lungs.
16:16Not enough for an overdose,
16:17but enough to knock him out temporarily.
16:19Check this out.
16:20There was a brown residue found on his teeth.
16:22The ME identified it as swimmer's calculus.
16:25Okay, this has to do with the pH of the water, right?
16:28Yeah.
16:28Ocean water pH is about 8.1.
16:30The more alkaline the water, the higher the pH,
16:32the more it stains the teeth.
16:33And the most common cause
16:34of this kind of swimmer's calculus is...
16:36Chlorine.
16:37Bingo.
16:38Whoa, whoa.
16:40You're telling us that David Hartle
16:41drowned in a pool and not the ocean?
16:44According to those dental records, yeah.
16:45The ME couldn't believe it either.
16:47Okay, so he's not stabbing his victims
16:49and the chest is a countermeasure.
16:50Are you sure he needs to make sure the bodies sink?
16:53Isn't that still a countermeasure?
16:54Yeah, but it's a misdirect.
16:58He wants us to look in the ocean,
17:00but he doesn't kill there.
17:01No, of course not, because the ocean's...
17:03It's too chaotic.
17:04I mean, it would have to be an environment
17:05that he had complete control
17:07and where he could extend the torture
17:08for as long as he wants.
17:11He's drowning them in his own backyard.
17:13I can't...
17:18I can't...
17:19Please.
17:23Please.
17:25Please.
17:26I'm so tired.
17:28I can't.
17:30I can't.
17:34I can't.
17:36I can't.
17:38I can't.
17:55No, I'm not doing that.
17:57Dave, come on.
17:58Emily knew.
18:01Why not?
18:03What good will it do?
18:05This is the incident report
18:07from the laundry room at Collymore.
18:08Don't you think we should review it?
18:10I did.
18:11I read it.
18:12You read it.
18:13There's nothing in there that proves
18:14that I didn't have Voight shanked.
18:15But the Bureau of Prisons Investigative Unit
18:18isn't us.
18:19Maybe if we put our heads together,
18:21we can see something they missed.
18:22Uh, no.
18:25Why not?
18:27Listen.
18:28Ever since Voight's been in a coma,
18:29I stopped seeing him.
18:30I stopped talking to him.
18:32I don't want to do anything
18:34that might make that happen again.
18:40Okay.
18:41Then don't talk to him.
18:42Talk to me.
18:43We have worked too hard
18:45to let Voight take your job away now.
18:52When you first looked at the report,
18:55what did you notice?
18:58Bleach.
18:59Me too.
19:00It was found on one of the attackers,
19:01so Voight got a shot in.
19:03Yeah, but it didn't help.
19:06They still overpowered him.
19:09What was the second thing?
19:11Cleaning supplies.
19:12They fell off the closet onto the floor,
19:15but some of the contents fell as far as five feet away.
19:18Now, that wouldn't happen from a simple collision with the closet.
19:22There's too much velocity involved.
19:24Yeah, that happened because...
19:27He was reaching for something in there that he'd hidden.
19:36FVOP didn't find anything.
19:38Huh.
19:39How deep were the shank wounds on Voight?
19:44About one inch.
19:46And how about his attackers?
19:48Six inches.
19:50That seems a little strange, doesn't it?
19:53The investigators theorized that Voight was fighting for his life,
19:56so he didn't just stab them.
19:58He drove the shank in as deep as he could.
20:00And are you buying what they're selling you?
20:02They had no other conclusions to draw.
20:04No evidence, no proof.
20:06Yeah, but we both know Voight.
20:08Are you buying it?
20:11It would only make sense if Voight had another weapon.
20:16Ah. Hmm.
20:18What?
20:19I need to get into that laundry room.
20:22Can you make that happen?
20:23I guess. Why?
20:25You just make it happen.
20:33Here's the thing.
20:34If these victims are drowning in a pool,
20:36I mean, long enough for their teeth to stain brown,
20:39it means they're treading for hours.
20:41Yeah, so the pool has to be deep enough that they can't touch.
20:44That means that's probably custom-built,
20:46seven feet all around.
20:47He gets off on watching them get tired,
20:50slowly succumb,
20:51and then he feels his power in choosing not to save them.
20:55Like a submersion or asphyxiation fetish.
20:58Yeah, but with no consistent victimology.
21:00I mean, I might be wrong, but this doesn't read as sexual.
21:03It's more like he's trying to work something out through his victims.
21:07You know, aquaphobia is incredibly common.
21:10Something like 46% of Americans fear deep water in pools
21:13and 64% of them fear open water.
21:16So what you're saying is something drowning-related happened to this guy
21:19and now he's revisiting it on everyone he kidnaps?
21:21Yeah, possibly.
21:22I mean, we've-we've seen weirder.
21:24Yeah.
21:25Yo! Yo, yo, yo!
21:27Over here!
21:28Oh, right on cue.
21:29Yo!
21:30Come!
21:31Friendships, come!
21:32Okay, it's not demure or mindful, but yo, this is nuts.
21:35This is like the mammals with the teeth, like Chippendale.
21:38Nuts.
21:39Like, how much water does it take to make pistachios?
21:41Nuts.
21:42Anelope, what did you find?
21:43Firstly, possible victim Chet Williams has been reported missing.
21:47Fan of the Delaware surf, that's where he was last seen.
21:49However, but also, the identified victims and Chet all recently visited,
21:54according to their search history, airbeachinbed.com.
21:57All of them, what do you make of it, huh?
21:59I don't get it.
22:00The victims were all looking for vacation rentals?
22:01Beach rentals, specifically.
22:03But how would he get a hold of that information?
22:05Does he work there?
22:06Well, he wouldn't have to.
22:07I mean, user information gets sold all the time to data brokers,
22:09credit card companies, marketers.
22:11So one of these companies could be hiding our own stuff.
22:13Then we shouldn't deliver this profile to the police.
22:15We need to talk to whoever runs this website.
22:17And tell them their users are targets of a serial killer?
22:20They won't admit to anything.
22:22They can't without risking liability.
22:24They don't have to.
22:25Maybe delivering the profile could be enough.
22:28Uh-huh.
22:32Hey, it's me.
22:34I need your help with something.
22:36Thank you for coming.
22:38On behalf of the Department of Justice,
22:40we appreciate you agreeing to assist us in this matter.
22:42We also appreciate that as lobbyists for a rental property website,
22:46you have all signed NDAs.
22:48Then you know that's gonna limit how much we can cooperate.
22:51We do.
22:52We are just hoping that you will use the sway you have
22:54with your website to help us in our investigation.
22:56How do you know there is a killer?
22:58I haven't seen anything about it in the papers.
23:00Well, you wouldn't.
23:01We don't normally share the details of an ongoing investigation
23:04with the general public unless, of course,
23:06it can help with our investigation.
23:08We are not accusing anyone of any wrongdoing.
23:11We are just asking for your assistance.
23:13This unknown subject is methodical.
23:16Very dangerous.
23:17Okay.
23:18Here we go.
23:19Now we look for their micro-expressions.
23:22See what these guys give away without realizing they're giving it away.
23:25Won't this crowd have a better poker face than that?
23:27You can't control an involuntary response from the amygdala.
23:30No matter how good you think you are at bluffing, don't ask.
23:33Now I have to.
23:35I just said don't ask.
23:36Okay.
23:37If they stick to form, they'll start with allowed denial.
23:41Most likely from a previously agreed-upon spokesperson.
23:44Him.
23:45Dapper white dude, front row?
23:46Yep.
23:47Oh, I got him.
23:49Well, we are one of the most popular vacation search sites after Google.
23:54We can't control that.
23:55Well, we're hoping you'll give us a list of your employees
23:59and third-party brokers who access your data.
24:02Absolutely not.
24:03We don't sell our data.
24:04The company's very clear about that in its terms of service.
24:07Could be a breach.
24:10There are no breaches.
24:13That you can't admit to publicly.
24:16But we assure you that any help you can give us will stay confidential.
24:21We're not cooperating any further.
24:24All right, Tara.
24:26That's enough good cop.
24:28Let's cut to the chase.
24:30Your website's business model isn't based on getting people into rentals.
24:34It's based on selling out anyone who taps that accept cookies button.
24:38Someone is exploiting that to kill innocent men and women.
24:42Front row, right side.
24:43Who's that?
24:46Richard Downey.
24:47What?
24:48He looked down when she said kill.
24:50Companies pay big money for your users.
24:52We have accepted that as a part of the digital economy.
24:55But what we don't accept is you treating five victims as acceptable losses
24:59so you can make your quarterly earnings.
25:01And we think that their murders are worth more than your 401k.
25:04With all due respect, their murders are more important than your 401k.
25:09That looks involuntary to me.
25:11What's he hiding?
25:12I don't know.
25:13What I can tell you is that Downey got his MBA at Stanford
25:17after serving three tours of duty in Iraq.
25:20Back to back?
25:21Yes, indeedy.
25:22I still got my dog, Tex.
25:24You got yours?
25:26Yes, indeedy.
25:27Hey.
25:28Please.
25:29So how is this for a birthday that ends in zero?
25:34I mean, this is speechless.
25:36Like, take my breath away speechless.
25:37How did you even find this place?
25:38I looked up perfect sunset getaways and this came up.
25:39Well, it is perfect.
25:40Now, this is perfect.
25:41Oh, no, no, no.
25:42It's not time for a gift yet.
25:43No, it's all right.
25:44Just open it.
25:45Thanks.
25:46Turn it over.
25:47Ta-da.
25:48You're stupid.
25:49You're stupid.
25:50You're stupid.
25:51You're stupid.
25:52You're stupid.
25:53You're stupid.
25:54So how is this for a birthday that ends in zero?
25:55So how is this for a birthday that ends in zero?
25:56I mean, this is speechless.
25:57Like, take my breath away speechless.
25:58How did you even find this place?
25:59I looked up perfect sunset getaways and this came up.
26:00Well, it is perfect.
26:01Now, this is perfect.
26:02Oh, no, no.
26:03It's not time for a gift yet.
26:04No, it's all right.
26:05Just open it.
26:06Thanks.
26:07Turn it over.
26:10Ta-da.
26:11Here's to your liver.
26:15Come on.
26:16I'm not that much of a love shape.
26:18Only on your birthday when it's allowed.
26:20I don't know.
26:21Oh, wait.
26:22Selfie time?
26:23Yeah, yeah, yeah.
26:24No, no, no.
26:25I look terrible.
26:26No, no, no.
26:27You look great.
26:28Plus, I want to remember this.
26:29Okay.
26:30Come on.
26:31Oh, wait.
26:32Dad, tuck in and get closer.
26:33Okay.
26:34All right.
26:35Where am I looking?
26:36You're looking at the pinhole on the right.
26:37It's the same place it always is.
26:38Okay, smile.
26:39Okay.
26:40Take lots.
26:41Take a bunch.
26:42I am, I am.
26:43Okay.
26:44All right, let me see.
26:45I got veto power.
26:46Okay, Mom, you look great.
26:47Okay.
26:48Oh, these are awesome.
26:49These are so cute.
27:05What the hell is this?
27:06Mr. Downey, I'm SSA Alves with the FBI.
27:09This is Agent Green.
27:10We just have a few follow-up questions we wanted to ask you about the drowning case.
27:14Am I under arrest?
27:15No.
27:16Then why am I here?
27:17Because we already told you no.
27:18So you guys served.
27:19So what?
27:20We know you're being pulled in two different directions right now.
27:33On one hand, you're an employee.
27:34On the other, you swore an oath to protect the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic.
27:39All we're trying to do is stop one of those enemies.
27:42Okay?
27:43Someone who is using your website against you.
27:46Even if I wanted to, I couldn't.
27:48Yes, you can.
27:49We'll tell you how to open up a back door to the site.
27:51We can do the rest.
27:52That won't work.
27:53IT will flag you, they'll noise me.
27:56And spoiler alert, my company is not a big fan of whistleblowers.
28:01Well, that's where I come in.
28:03Dad, what choice do we have?
28:08Do we have...
28:09Hey, hey, hey, hey, shh, shh, shh.
28:12No, no.
28:13Okay, this is not happening.
28:14Do you understand?
28:14No, I don't.
28:15It's not.
28:16It's not.
28:18If we do this, we're dead.
28:21I said get in.
28:22I trust you.
28:28No.
28:29No.
28:30I'm not gonna let you do this.
28:31No!
28:38Okay.
28:45Get in.
28:46Just get in.
28:47Just get in.
28:48Okay.
28:49Wait, wait, wait.
28:50Wait, wait, wait.
28:50I'm not dead.
28:50I'm not dead.
28:52I'm not dead.
28:54I'm dead.
28:55I'm dead.
29:06I can't...
29:07I can't touch the bottom.
29:10Neither can I.
29:16I can't touch you anywhere.
29:20Move.
29:21Vivian, take off your clothes.
29:22Anything's gonna weigh you down.
29:23It's okay.
29:38It's gonna be okay.
29:40Stress.
29:40Oh, is this what you want?
29:59You creep!
30:00Stop.
30:01Stop talking.
30:03Why?
30:04Because we're gonna need our energy.
30:07All of it.
30:07Agent Ivan needs to get back real soon.
30:23Give me a minute.
30:27You want to play a real-life game of Clue with me?
30:30Why do I feel like you've already won?
30:32Maybe.
30:34I'll start.
30:35Professor Voight in the laundry room with a...
30:37Shank made from the wired cover of a fan.
30:40What in the world?
30:42A weapon that Voight made to fight off his attackers.
30:45How'd you know?
30:46He told me.
30:48I got stuff.
30:48I got filtered water.
30:50I got a fan.
30:53But how did you find it?
30:54Every washing machine has a drain pan underneath it.
30:58Based on where the guards found Voight's body,
31:00there was only one place he could have hidden it.
31:09So now we know how he fought them off.
31:11But how did he know they were coming?
31:13He was in a minimum security prison.
31:15Those two weren't killers.
31:18I checked their records.
31:20They were gonna be in there for a while.
31:22So they were enticed?
31:23Yeah.
31:24But Voight wasn't in there as Voight.
31:26He was registered under his birth name, Lee Duvall.
31:29Well, someone let the cat out of the bag.
31:32So, besides us, who knew Voight was Voight?
31:45You.
31:46Freeze.
31:48What?
31:48What is this that I hear about you sitting bedside with Voight?
31:53It's nothing.
31:54It's something.
31:55I mean, what, are you reading about bedtime story?
31:57No.
31:58Come here.
32:00Okay.
32:07So, do you remember the last time we were in the field with Voight,
32:11and I had to stop him and Tyler from killing each other?
32:15I remember you taking off your glasses.
32:18Now I knew he was serious.
32:20Right.
32:20So I looked at his eyes.
32:24And, I mean, I went deep in there, and I saw...
32:27...stuff.
32:34What?
32:35A soul.
32:37No, I know.
32:39I know.
32:40He's a psychopath.
32:41All I can do is tell you what I saw,
32:43and I saw an ember of something.
32:47Okay.
32:49I don't see anything,
32:51but I believe that you believe it.
32:56Here's what I want to know.
32:58What do you get from sitting next to him now?
33:03I'm hoping I can see something salvageable in him.
33:08You know, I never got heartburn before I met you.
33:13Never.
33:14It's my freakish empathy.
33:16It's giving you the heebies.
33:17But I can stave off the jeebies
33:20because I have done some good work on this case.
33:24May I?
33:26So, that mole we got from the website,
33:30I got the user data of our victims.
33:33All of them.
33:35Including the two that we couldn't ID?
33:37Yeah, including them.
33:38This is Mila Stevens and Joel Tanner.
33:40They were the missing people
33:43that most closely matched
33:44what little the local police could give us.
33:46All right, where are they on the timeline
33:47with the other victims?
33:50Numbers one and two.
33:51Okay, where are they originally from?
33:52Chesapeake, Virginia, both of them.
33:54All right, first victims always tell us the most
33:56because the unsub is still learning.
33:58So, what did he learn?
33:59Based on this map,
34:00that he should go 100 miles in a different direction
34:03to find his next victim.
34:04All right, so maybe after Mila and Joel,
34:07he stopped making the rookie mistake
34:08of hunting in his own backyard.
34:10If he lives in or around Chesapeake,
34:11that could be where his pool is.
34:12Chesapeake, custom pool, seven feet on it.
34:15All right, now can you do
34:16more than one search at a time?
34:18Ooh, science says asking a dumb question
34:20makes you less cute.
34:22Uh, yes, I can.
34:24All right, um, look,
34:26whatever made this guy start killing in this way
34:28might have happened in Chesapeake, too.
34:30So let's look at some water-based trauma,
34:33drowning, treading water,
34:35check lifeguard incident reports in the area.
34:37Double quest.
34:37Here we go.
34:40Oh.
34:42It's like my heartburn has just magically gone away.
34:45Yeah, I'm a healer.
34:46That's why.
34:47You are.
34:47You are.
34:48What are you?
35:14What are you?
35:15What are you?
35:16She's so afraid.
35:17Oh, just go.
35:19Just float.
35:20Okay?
35:21Like this.
35:22Just float.
35:24Just float.
35:26Just float.
35:39Just float.
35:40Oh, it's here.
35:41Oh, my God.
35:43Come on.
35:43Oh, please.
35:44No, please, don't do this.
35:45No.
35:46Oh, okay.
35:49No, no, no.
35:50We don't have to do this.
35:50Please.
35:51Oh, my God.
35:53Oh, my God.
35:55Oh, my God.
35:56Oh, my God.
35:57Oh, my God.
35:57What do we do?
35:58Oh, my God.
35:59Just sound.
35:59Get under it.
36:02Just get under it.
36:03Okay, okay.
36:04Okay.
36:13Oh, you don't, you don't have to do this.
36:28Is there anything you can grab?
36:31No, no.
36:34The walls?
36:35No, I tried.
36:35There's nothing to hold on to.
36:38I don't want to die.
36:42Hey, look at me.
36:43No, I don't, I don't want to.
36:46You're not going to die.
36:48You're not.
36:52Okay.
36:58Slow it down.
36:59Good.
37:01That's it.
37:02Curtis Christie and Vivian Estes reported missing by Curtis's mom when they didn't return home from a birthday party.
37:13And we're sure this is our unsub.
37:16Geographically, it fits.
37:17They were taken from a beach off Chesapeake.
37:19That's a huge escalation.
37:21Why would he take a whole family?
37:24He might have an answer to that.
37:26Meet the Fowler family.
37:27Fifteen years ago, mother, father, and daughter were found drowned under their pool tarp.
37:32The only suspect was their son, Franklin.
37:35He was ten at the time.
37:37Wait, so you're saying he killed his own family?
37:40Well, the cops couldn't prove it at the time, but dad was a lifeguard and Franklin couldn't pass his swimming test.
37:45You don't kill your whole family over a swimming test.
37:47You do if you suffer from asthma and your dad's a drunk.
37:50That makes you take it over and over and over.
37:52Okay, so up till now, the unsub was disciplined.
37:54He varied his victimology.
37:56Until he saw the Estes, they reminded him of his own family.
37:59Do we have an address?
38:00It's an isolated property, close to the county line, in Chesapeake.
38:03All right, let's get ready to roll.
38:05You too.
38:19Mom, I'm getting tired.
38:22I don't know how much longer I can.
38:25I know.
38:26I know.
38:28Okay.
38:30I'm gonna try to...
38:32Mom, you can't do that forever.
38:38Mom.
38:39Mom.
38:40Mom.
38:41Mom.
38:42Mom.
38:43Mom.
38:44Mom.
38:45Mom.
38:46Mom.
38:47Mom.
38:48Mom.
38:49Mom.
38:50Mom.
38:51Mom.
38:52Mom.
38:53Mom.
38:54Mom.
38:55Mom.
38:56Mom.
38:57Mom.
38:58Mom.
38:59Mom.
39:00Mom.
39:01Mom.
39:02Mom.
39:04Uh, .
39:05That's hard.
39:06Nope, tym.
39:07everything.
39:08Hang on?
39:09Hang on.
39:10Hang on a longer.
39:11Hang on a longer.
39:12I gotcha.
39:14Ho ho ho ho.
39:15I gotcha.
39:16Hang on.
39:17Ahem.
39:18I gotcha.
39:19I gotcha.
39:21on Franklin Fowler's property.
39:23Last year, he installed a seven-foot pool.
39:25It's definitely on, so let's go.
39:27Anyway, I could train up to a real gun.
39:28No. No.
39:33I can't do it anymore.
39:34It's OK.
39:35Just take a break.
39:36If you want me, then I can go down.
39:38I can take a turn.
39:40It'll just hire us up faster.
39:43I can almost, if I could just hold on to something.
39:50Hang on. Hang on a second.
40:09Here, try this.
40:10Come on.
40:19Come on.
40:21Come on.
40:23Ugh.
40:33Oh, it's working.
40:34Just hang on to me.
40:35Come on.
40:57You guys take the house.
40:58We'll go in the back.
40:59Back
41:29Franklin Fowler, drop the weapon
41:33Don't do it
41:37Shoot me, how are you going to save them
41:39Without this
41:41Or maybe
41:48I was the plan
41:50Good luck
41:53Just hang on
41:56Try it right there
41:59Cut it, cut it
42:01Hang on, we're coming
42:03Hang on
42:05Move, go
42:08You got it
42:18You got it
42:19I got it, I got it
42:20My mom
42:21You're okay
42:29I can't
42:39I can't
42:48Clear
42:59We got her back
43:12She's going to be okay
43:13All right
43:18Hey, nice work
43:19Thanks man, you too
43:20Oh, who's this at?
43:23Not me
43:24Uh, it's mine
43:25Oh wow
43:27What is it?
43:28I got my field assignment
43:29Anchorage?
43:31No, Mobile, Alabama
43:33All right
43:34Huh, that's not bad
43:35It's not, I just
43:36I guess I don't want to leave the BAU
43:39Oh, well
43:41It's not forever
43:42No, it's just five years, right?
43:44Hmm
43:45Right?
43:48It's five years until you make the jump to supervisory special agent
43:52And then ten years until you can join the BAU
43:55Ten
43:57Yeah, it's, uh, it's ten
44:00Sorry, champ
44:02Good knowing you're a rookie
44:04Only a decade
44:07Ten
44:09Come in
44:15So
44:17No luck on who knew Voight was in minimum security
44:23Let me tell you this
44:24Finding his weapon earned me some goodwill with OPR
44:27That doesn't mean you didn't do it
44:31You know that agent who's been on my ass has made that same point
44:35Yes, it sounds like classic internal affairs strategy
44:38Give you just enough rope to hang yourself
44:40Yeah, well, I get to show up for work tomorrow
44:43But I'm good with that
44:44Good
44:45Because we need you
44:46We have a new problem
44:48Now what?
44:50Our drowning unsub said something weird before he killed himself
44:55That this was part of the plan all along
44:58Yeah, I read that in Tyler's report
45:00Well, when the techs finished the sweep of his phone
45:03They found that he took video of all of the victims he drowned
45:06Now, maybe if we're lucky, that's what he meant by plan
45:10So why do I feel we're not lucky?
45:13He uploaded the videos to a private VPN cloud
45:17And he used some of the same technology that Voight used to build his network
45:22All right, here we go
45:24Okay, hang on
45:25Don't start talking to people who aren't there
45:28What we have so far is circumstantial
45:31It's just that the encrypted codec he used
45:34What the hell is codec?
45:36Uh, it's the software for compressing and decompressing large amounts of data
45:40Terrorists use it, WikiLeaks, they use it
45:44It's-it's widely available
45:45You buy that?
45:46All I'm saying is there are a lot of other explanations
45:50And we need to rule them out before we can assume that Voight's a part of this somehow
45:55Yeah, but we both know Voight
45:58So, do you buy what you're selling?
46:01You buy what you're selling?
46:31Oops, oops, oops, excuse me
46:34Do you mind getting that door?
46:35No, thank you
46:36No, thank you
46:37No, thank you
46:39No, thank you
46:41No, thank you
46:42Thank you
46:49Oh, my God.
47:19Oh, my God.