Criminal Minds

Male radio host: It's time for the contest

that's taking America by storm, "stop that deejay.

Female radio host: Fine. Bring it on, chump.

So we got through the holidays in one piece, right?

But the big bearded guy in the red suit

deserves one last trivia shout-out.

Now, we know he didn't deliver all these presents by himself.

So, name for me all of Santa's 9 reindeer.

Oh, I know this. Prancer, Dancer...

"Forgive me, sweetheart.

I tried to make it right."

Hey, Dave, take a look at this, would you?

This arrived at my house last night.

It's a gift from Harrison Scott.

Your buddy from Vietnam.

"Appreciate everything you've done for me."

The grips are a replica of the Vietnam War Memorial.

It's beautiful.

It's expensive.

What's the matter?

A gift like this

would practically drain all of Harrison's savings.

Now, if you're trying to get yourself back on your feet,

why would you do something like that?

You talk to him?

I left 3 messages where he lives

at New Directions for Veterans.

He hasn't returned my calls.

That's only been since last night.

I phoned his job this morning.

He hasn't shown up for work the past two days, either.

I'm worried, Aaron.

Why don't you go out to Los Angeles and check on him.

What about our caseload?

It'll be fine. You've got leave coming.

You should go.

Maybe I'll do that.

Thank you.

Sure.

It's staged. They got people on those programs

they know are gonna fight.

You should've seen that guy's wife

when he brought his two girlfriends out on the stage.

Hoo hoo hoo. Punches flying everywhere.

It's a TV show.

It's fake.

Whoa. Your ass just got checkmated, homes.

It's checkers, not chess.

King me.

Well, here's the problem, your majesty.

This right here where you're playing...

this is our office.

You want to come here, play a little game,

you gotta pay us rent.

I said king me.

I ain't kidding, old-timer.

Cough it up, wallet and watch, both of you.

I faced a lot worse than you in Korea.

You two-bit punks don't scare me.

Oh, yeah?

Well, I can get a whole lot scarier

than this, grandpa.

What's going on?

We've got a possible spree killer in Cleveland.

Details are sketchy, but 90 minutes ago

a man shot and killed two gang members

at a park on the outskirts of the city.

Why are we thinking spree?

I mean, gang members shoot each other all the time.

Because a third gang member fled the scene,

the shooter hunted him down at a gas station

over a mile away to finish the job.

Not your typical M.O. for a gang shooting.

Oh, and there's more.

After the third gang member was killed,

a fourth person was shot and killed at a bus stop

less than a half a mile away from the gas station.

Also gang related?

I don't know. Details still coming in.

4 homicides, 3 locations, all within 90 minutes.

We need to hurry. Wheels up in 15.

I'll let Morgan know.

Can I help you with something, sir?

How much ammunition can I buy?

Well, depends how much you need.

Those.

That's 19.95.

I'm gonna need a lot more than that.

Ok.

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Morgan: "Beware the fury of a patient man."

John Dryden.

You know, the description of our unsub is pretty vague.

40s, 50s, rumpled clothing

like they could have been slept in.

And two witnesses in the park

said he appeared to have been drinking.

They could smell alcohol on him.

The first 3 victims all had police records...

car theft, aggravated assault, and drug dealing.

If they involve drugs, the unsub might be a disgruntled customer.

Sorry. Babysitting issues at home.

Garcia, did we get confirmation that the fourth victim

at the bus stop was not gang affiliated?

That is correct, sir. Paul Haller, high school senior.

Not an angel, though.

Haller has a few minor robbery arrests from the past,

and police found a wallet on his body,

cash and credit cards belonging to a Sita Patel.

Purse-snatching?

Gang members, mugger.

We might be looking at a vigilante.

All right, I just got off the phone with Cleveland P.D.

If we are dealing with a spree killer,

at least he's on a slower boil now.

No new incidents reported in the past hour.

The victim at the gas station wasn't just shot.

The body showed signs of having been run over multiple times

by a large vehicle.

That is one way to put the "over" in overkill.

Morgan, you and JJ go to the park where the first shooting took place.

Blake, go to the gas station crime scene,

and as soon as we can find Sita Patel,

Reid and I will talk to her, see if she interacted

with the unsub.

I was walking to work.

The boy grabbed my handbag,

and then when I tried to hold on, he yanked hard,

and I fell.

Did anyone else see the attack.

Many people. But they did nothing.

Nobody stayed to help?

Only one, a man.

Did he say anything to you?

He asked me which direction the boy went.

I told him and he left.

Did the man leave on foot or in a vehicle?

I didn't see.

He was very calm.

Calm and determined.

Uh-huh. All right, thanks for your help.

Will you have your driver call me if he remembers anything else?

Appreciate that.

Well, not exactly an outpouring of grief

from the locals.

Victims were bad news.

Take a look at this.

The street sweeper had to go around

whatever was parked here.

I just got off the phone with the street-sweeping team.

They said their truck passed by approximately 15 minutes

before the 911 call came in about the shooting.

That means the car was obviously parked there then,

but gone before the police responded.

Do we have a vehicle description?

They said it was a two-tone brown and beige SUV.

Out of state plates, and no license number.

Street-sweeping team said the car

was packed full of boxes and clothes.

The unsub was described as looking disheveled.

All right, so was the person in the car

a witness to the killings

or was he the killer himself?

So, Harrison didn't give you any indication

where he might have gone?

No. We asked his roommates, checked the local jails

and hospitals. Nothing.

Did you or anybody else

notice a change in him recently?

Mr. Scott did seem a little different, now that you mention it.

In what way? Angry? Depressed?

No. We see a lot of that here and know how to deal with it.

No, with Mr. Scott it was...

I don't know. He'd stare right through you,

like his mind was a million miles away.

Were any of his clothes or personal belongings missing?

It's hard to say. Our participants

have so few possessions to begin with.

Ms. Grant, give me a chance to find him,

to try to convince him to come back.

We have a very long waiting list,

so, unfortunately, our policy

about unauthorized absences is very strict.

After 3 days, the participant loses their spot.

Mr. Scott's been gone two days already,

so that leaves you less than 24 hours.

I...

Thank you.

Ok, honey.

All right, bye-bye.

Mmm.

Terry?

What are you doing here?

Terry, you're not supposed to be here. You know that.

Terry... Terry, please. Terry, no, don't.

Don't! Don't! Don't do this!

Terry, stop!

Terry, no! Stop, Terry! Stop!

Ow!

A restraining order?