FBI

Come on. You gotta keep up.

No fair.

Yeah! Whoo-hoo-hoo!

Whoa!

We're not gonna get in trouble?

- Nobody comes here. - Okay.

Wait up.

Yo.

- It's nice, right? - Yeah.

All right. Check this out.

What?

I know, right?

Let's just light this bad boy up.

Wait.

- Whoa. - And...

- Whoa! - Yes!

Whoo!

- What if we did them together? - Dude, yes.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - All right.

- Hereyou take one. - Okay.

All right, let's do this at the same time.

One, two, three.

Whoo-hoo!

Gimme another one, man. Come on.

- Dudedudedude. - Gimme another one.

- Dude, dude. - What?

What's up?

OA's gonna come and grab me.

We gotta go upstate. New case.

How soon's he gonna be here?

Um, probably in a few minutes.

Aww. That's too bad.

I was gonna make you some scrambled eggs.

Yeah, but are they any good?

I think they're spectacular.

I knew you'd say that. Next time.

Hey, how would you feel

about OA giving me a ride uptown?

Save me a walk to the subway.

I haven'tl haven't said anything to him.

I just think that we should keep this

between us for the moment.

You know, keep things simple.

Okay.

Sure. Better get going.

Okay. Hey, hey, hey.

Listen. I'm sorry.

I justl am not ready to do that.

That's okay. It's okay.

It's not a problem.

I get it.

Okay.

See you.

See you later.

Female, late 20s.

M.E. says she didn't die under the water.

Strangled, possibly raped.

Body's bound with wire

and weighted to stay underwater.

Careful, whoever he is.

We've got some divers searching the lake bottom.

M.E. found tattoos on the corpse

that matched a missing persons report.

Beatriz Santos from Connecticut.

Just over the state line. That's why we called you.

Thank you. We'll take it from here.

What's going on?

Looks like they found something.

Is that another body?

We're gonna need another bag.

We got another one.

Step out.

We're gonna wait until he's on his back.

Hold on.

There's somebody still down there.

So three bodies.

Someone's been busy.

The FBI defines serial murder as the unlawful killing

of two or more victims at separate events

by the same offender or offenders.

Welcome to Tuesday morning.

Our first victim is Beatriz Santos.

Married, 28.

Reported missing by her husband eight days ago.

M.E. says she was killed shortly after being abducted.

Most likely she was sexually assaulted as well.

I bet I know the answer but any DNA?

Not after being underwater a week.

Mona Kitberg.

Also late 20s, married.

Disappeared five weeks ago.

And our third is DeAnne Carlisle...

Married, 20s.

Disappeared eleven weeks ago.

M.E. says all three were strangled

but cannot confirm sexual assault

on Kitberg and Carlisle.

Too much time in the water.

No, but we should assume that it happened.

So ERT is on the scene, doing that thing they do.

Meanwhile, we need footage...

Surveillance cams, security video, traffic cams

for a five-mile radius around the crime scene, yeah?

I mean, it's pretty country up there.

Not much cameras.

Which is why we also need dumps

from cell phone towers in the area.

- That'll take subpoenas. We'll get started on 'em.

All right, second. What connects the victims?

They're all from the same area,

so we know that's his hunting ground.

But why did he choose these women?

We figure that out, we'll find him.

So we need full backgrounds on the women...

Friends, family, husbands, criminal records.

DeAnne Carlisle was murdered three months ago.

Mona Kitberg, a month back.

And Beatriz Santos, last week.

This guy is on the hunt.

Do not waste any time.

Let's go to work.

So I've been looking at it...

- Jubal. - Yeah?

All three victims were married, right?

Yeah. Why?

When they were found, they didn't have wedding rings on.

- None of them? - Nope.

So he takes the ring as a trophy.

What does that mean?

Ring means romance, right?

Possession in a way.

Maybe he wants to feel like

he's stealing them from their husbands.

Okay, so if he's sexually obsessed,

then maybe he observed them first.

Jubal, we'll go talk to Santos's husband,

see if knows anyone with eyes on her.

- Jubal. - Yeah.

Yeah. That sounds good.

I'll tell Scola and Tiffany

to talk to the husbands of the other victims.

The wire used to tie up the victims,

that wasn't 14-gauge electrical wiring

tied with a square knot, was it?

Thanks.

Hey, this is ASAC Jubal Valentine

from the New York office.

Can I speak to your SAC, Rina Trenholm please?

All right, great. Thanks.

Enjoy.

Hey, Rina.

Hey, you.

- Hi, how you doing? - Hi.

I got you a coffee.

Thanks.

You still take it black?

- You know it. - Yeah.

- Thanks for coming. - Yeah.

No, I was actually in the city anyway.

I've got a Cybercrime task force meeting in midtown.

Good. How are things in Newark?

You've been SAC for what? Two years now, right?

Yeah. It's good.

- It's busy. - Yeah, yeah.

So what's up? You wanted to talk.

Yeah...

You remember Cory McMay?

Raped and killed that woman upstate?

Yeah, Jubal.

I remember Cory McMay. What about him?

We caught a serial murder case.

Three women, raped and killed.

Bound with wire.

The same kind McMay used, 14-gauge electrical.

Wow. And?

All three of 'em were missing a wedding ring.

Which McMay's victim was missing hers.

At the time, we thought that was irrelevant but now...

Yeah, and now you're thinking it isn't. Why?

Also the bodies were found in north Westchester.

Which is where McMay lived.

Andand the bodies were tied with a square knot,

which McMay used.

Right. I use a square knot, Jubal.

Did I kill them?

McMay's case was eight years ago.

He's serving 30 to life.

I mean, whoever killed your victims, it wasn't McMay.

Yeah, yeah. No, no, of course.

But, maybe

he influenced somebody, a copycat type of...

Yeah.

Or...

You know, maybe we made a mistake.

I'm sorry. You think McMay was innocent?

You think we put away the wrong guy?

It's not impossible.

Yeah. It is.

ItMcMay was a meth head with a history of violence.

He lied on the stand.