FBI: Most Wanted

- Did you already pack my kangaroo sweatshirt?

- You're not wearing that. - Jason said I had to.

- Remember the time you let Jason talk you into buying a

You okay?

- I'll text Jason, tell him we can't make it.

- No, one of us has to show up, and I'll be okay.

Mm, morning sickness, what a crock.

Well, it's morningsomewhere in the world.

I don't knowwhat else we can do.

- Go public. Make a stink.

Force the cops to do something.

- They said there's nothing they can do.

They just keep telling me what I should do.

Get off social media, change passwords,

oh, live the rest of my life and Carly's

looking over our shoulder.

Where's Carly?

- Home feeling crappy. She said to say sorry.

What?

- This is Carly. Sorry I missed your call.

- Hey - Hey, Chris!

I wait for you, see?Like you say.

Wait, wait, wait.

[screaming

- Holy oh, my God! - Okay, okay, okay.

- Yo, call the police! - Oh, my God, Jason!

Call the police!

CID's throwing usa real curve ball.

What the hell?

We're operating undera John Doe fugitive warrant.

The unknown assailant is wanted

for double homicide and attempted kidnapping

last night in Brooklyn.

- Anybody get the plates from the van?

- No, the intended kidnap victim

is Chris Thompson,

marketing wonk in the tech field.

For the past four months, Thompson has been the target

of a cyberstalker who goes by the name of HuntingChris.

Two hours before the assault, Thompson received this text.

- "You won't be so lucky next time."

Where did this threat originate?

- Unknown, but across state lines,

which makes it ours.

It came from behind a VPN

and through an encrypted server

then bounced around four states

before it landed on Thompson's phone.

- Our stalker knows what he's doing.

- We have any other messages from him?

- From the police file when Thompson filed a report

three months ago. This is the first message.

- "You take my time, I take yours."

Any more?

- Then last night, before the assault,

Thompson received this.

"Moving won't help.

I can get to you anywhere all three of you."

Thompson's wife's pregnant.

Stalker's been smart enough

not to make an actionable threat.

- Well, anybody this obsessive is dangerous.

The police shouldn't have had to have two people die

to figure that out.

Point taken.

It's unclear what kind of stalker

we're dealing with, but I think we can eliminate

a couple of categories.

He doesn't read as an intimacy seeker

nor as an incompetent suitor, the type who imagine

a loving relationship with their target.

That leaves the rejected, resentful,

and the predatory type.

- Thompson and his wife are in a safe house

Three shifts, two agents per.

- That bar Thompson came out of, I know it.

It's upscale, and there's limos parked outside all the time.

Limos have cameras in front and back.

You and Kenny get on that.

We'll take care of the Thompsons.

Remember, as long as there's no face on this poster,

the stalker has the upper hand.

A threat can come from anywhere.

- I have been racking my brain these last four months

to figure out what I did to piss this guy off.

Now he's killed my friend and that poor driver

over something I don't even know I did.

I don't understand why he didn't kill me.

I'm the one he's been stalking.

- We don't know for sure other than

he feels aggrieved by you and wants to extract an apology

on his terms.

I have apologized to him.

I even offered to meet him and talk it out.

- Some stalkers can be successfully confronted

with the consequences of their stalking.

Obviously not this one.

- He has sent thousands of emails to us,

our friends, families, coworkers.

And he even sentplumbers and contractors

to our apartmentat all hours of the night.

And the police said that therewas nothing that they could do.

They can't trace him.

- Okay, so take us through what happened

in the days before you got the first message.

- We had dinner at Carly's parents.

And then we wentto the paint store

to look for colorsfor the baby's room,

and then we hadan emergency appointment

at my OBGYNbecause I was having pains.

- I went to work. There's nothing nothing.

- Well, the message he sent you before you were attacked

mentioned you were moving?

- I put in for a transfer to the San Francisco office,

and he knows that. How does he know?

- Cyberstalkers can be very tech savvy.

We want to put trackers on all your devices...

So we can see incoming messages and trace them in real time.

He's never gonnaleave us alone, is he?

- Sometimes they get tired of the game,

choose another target.

Sometimes.

- Clinton got a hit off the limo footage.

You're safe here.

You follow our direction, you'll stay safe.

If it's any comfort,

people who are ruled by their obsessions,

they take risks, they make mistakes.

We'll catch this person.

- Plate tracks to an address in Queens.

- It's okay, honey. It's okay.

- I don't have any guns in the house, I swear.

I have kids.

- Just a sedan in the garage no van.

- Your green van, Mr. Upton, where is it?

- I sold it a couple weeks ago to some guy.

- This guy have a name? - I I don't remember it.

- It'll be on the transfer of ownership papers.

So you don't havethe transfer papers.

You wanna tell us another story?

This is scary.

I I don't know who has the van.

No, really, I advertised it online, and this...

This creep got in touch with me online.

He hacked into my computer's camera

and filmed me watching

watching porn.

Not a crime.

Yeah, maybe not for you.

My wife would kill me if she found out.

- Anyone ever tell you to cover up the camera?

Well, I have now.

The van, Mr. Upton.

- The creep told me where to leave it

in New Jersey in the middle of nowhere at night

or he would send his video of me

to my wife, my sister, whoever else I knew

'cause he had my contact list.

I did what he said.

I let him steal my van.

And did you see himor talk to him?

- No, but he was somewhere. He was watching.

I walked away like he told me to,

but I looked back, and he sent me a text right away.

Told me to keep walking to the corner

and get on the 107 bus or else.

- This place makes the middle of nowhere sound exotic.

- It's a perfect drop off place

hidden from the street,

behind businesses that are closed at night.

Only someonewho knows the neighborhood

would know about it. - Knows about the 107 bus too.

- Our John Doe either works or lives around here.

- Upton walked back down to the road

after he dropped the van.

Our John Doewas watching him.

Could be any oneof those buildings or houses.

- Could be watching us right now.

- We need to canvass the entire neighborhood.

Check for the van, security cameras

all the way from hereto the top of the Heights.

- The nearest working security camera

was a quarter milefrom that lot.

No sign of the green vanheading south.

- Or north he's probably heading east

up into the Heights. It's residential, no cameras.

- Canvass hasn't turned up anything.

And the texts Upton gotafter he left the van

trace to a single use burner,so our John Doe

used it only to communicate with Upton.

He hasn't used it since.

He is disciplined.

- Shopping for serial killer vans?

No windows.

- These are the photos Upton posted on Craigslist.

He kept the vanin good shape.

That he does.

Hana, can you pull up the pictures of the van

on the night of the shooting? - Mm-hmm.

Nice try, jerk.