Dina: Yeah, a bone spur. I know, it's ridiculous! And Tom wants to have another baby, did I mention this? Let's see, I'm 38 years old, and I have runaway boze growing out of my feet.
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Hayden: 19?
Tom: You're guessing again.
Hayden: Because I don't know.
Tom: Because you're not focusing.
Hayden: 15? Damn it.
Tom: Hey, what kind of language is that?
Hayden: Mom says it all the time.
Tom: Mom is a grown-up.
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Dina: I know. I always wanted a girl, but now that I have 2 boys, it just seems... Oh, damn it. No. I just spilled some wine… Well, it's doable. I got my whole life ahead of me, right? Lynn? Hello? Great.
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Dina: Tom, could you get that? It's probably carol returning the dish from the potluck.
Tom: You... Focus.
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Gary: Hey. It just ran out in front of the car. Is it yours?
Tom: Oh, my gosh. Uh, no. We don't have a cat.
Gary: Could it maybe be one of your neighbor's?
Tom: I don't... I guess it's possible.
Hayden: Is it dead?
Tom: Hayden, go in the other room. Well, it looks like there's a tag.
Dina: Oh, don't touch it. It might have a disease.
Gary: There's a number. Do you think, uh, maybe I could use your telephone?
Dina: It's not working.
Tom: What do you mean it's not working?
Dina: I don't know. It died. Maybe the batteries.
Tom: You can use my cell.
Gary: Thanks. Hey, those are some pretty nice clubs. You must be a good player.
Tom: Yeah, nice clubs, but my game is a wreck. That's weird. There's no signal.
Gary: You got a bag?
Tom: A bag?
Gary: Like she said, it might have a disease.
Tom: Yeah, sure. Just a second. Y… You wanna step in?
Gary: Yeah. Thank you.
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Dina: I don't see why we have to get him a bag.
Tom: It's called being neighborly.
Dina: He's not our neighbor.
Tom: Do we have to argue about this?
Dina: Well, excuse me for not wanting a dead animal brought into my house.
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Gary: Sorry. My friend is a little shook up. He was driving when we, you know...
Tom: Yeah, sure.
Gary: Little guy's a load. Should maybe double-bag it.
Tom: Look, guys, uh, we were just getting ready to eat.
Gary: Oh, a family dinner. That's nice. Come home from playing golf, have a nice meal, nice family. You're a lucky guy.
Tom: Yeah. Uh, so if you guys don't mind...
Gary: Well, what are we supposed to do with the cat?
Tom: I don't know. Take it to a vet, I guess.
Gary: What's a vet gonna do? It's dead… Hey, what kind of clubs are these anyway?
Tom: Uh, guys, I don't want any trouble.
Dina: We'll call the police.
Gary: How you gonna do that? You could yell, I guess. You have to be real loud, though.
Dina: Look, this is ridiculous. You guys get out...
Ervin: Hey, don't touch me, bitch!
Gary: Hey, who the hell do you think you...
Hayden: Dad!
Tom: Boys, get in your room.
Gary: No, boys… Stay.
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Jennifer Jareau: The Halbert family. They were murdered in their home last night in the Denver suburb of cherry creek. It's the third home invasion like this in the last month.
Aaron Hotchner: They kill everyone.
Jennifer Jareau: Parents, kids, pets if they have them. Always families, nice neighborhoods.
Derek Morgan: What do they take?
Jennifer Jareau: Nothing they can't fit in their pockets... Cash, jewelry.
Aaron Hotchner: Hundreds of ways to get cash and jewels without killing entire families.
Derek Morgan: That's why home invasions are so hard to profile... Multiple motives.
Spencer Reid: National statistics show an uptick in home invasions over the last few years, 18% in Colorado.
Aaron Hotchner: You know it's bad if they're inviting us back.
Jennifer Jareau: Back?
Aaron Hotchner: Well, things went bad after the Jonbennet Ramsey case when a couple of agents publicly criticized local detectives.
Derek Morgan: Well, they didn't need us to make them look bad.
Jennifer Jareau: And that was in Boulder.
Aaron Hotchner: Yeah, but the Statewide media ran with it, and it took on a life of its own.
Jennifer Jareau: Well, I talked to a lieutenant Nellis. Trust me. They want our help.
Emily Prentiss: They need it. The first 2 invasions were 20 days apart. This last one was just 9 days later.
Derek Morgan: So they're killing in faster cycles, acquiring a taste.
Aaron Hotchner: And getting better at it every time.
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Jennifer Jareau: In the city, crime is taken as emblematic of class and race. In the suburbs, though, it's intimate and psychological, resistant to generalization, a mystery of the individual soul... Barbara Ehrenreich.
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Spencer Reid: Home invasions typically involve the elderly and single females. The fact that entire families are being targeted suggests multiple unsubs.
Derek Morgan: Could mean gang-related, revenge motive, personal business.
Jennifer Jareau: I don't think any of these victims are running in gang circles.
Emily Prentiss: Sewing circles, more like it. P.T.A. Moms, gray-flannel dads... These guys are killing the cleavers.
Spencer Reid: Strange.
Aaron Hotchner: The pattern?
Spencer Reid: No, the cleavers. Of all the names for a 1950s idyllic TV family, I mean, it's rife with violent implication. Kind of makes you wonder how the writers really felt about suburbia, huh?
Aaron Hotchner: Focus, please.
Emily Prentiss: Uh, okay, what about, um, class-based uprising? Helter Skelter?
Derek Morgan: There's no graffiti, no messages, at least not visible ones. There's no rituals.
Spencer Reid: Manson's aim was to start a race war. There's no proof of any hate crime here.
Aaron Hotchner: The parent murders are brutal, messy. The instruments vary. Uh, golf club, kitchen knife, iron.
Derek Morgan: Household implements, symbols of family.
Jennifer Jareau: But the kids were different. They died by injection, pentobarbital.
Spencer Reid: It's a barbiturate sometimes used as an anticonvulsant for epileptics, anxiety disorders, and state executions.
Aaron Hotchner: The invasions are well planned. Phone lines are cut. Ligature marks show the parents were bound and gagged.
Derek Morgan: Look like these guys had some robbery experience.
Emily Prentiss: And then found their true calling.
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Nellis: No sign of forced entry.
Emily Prentiss: Same as the other 2 houses, right?
Nellis: Yeah.
Aaron Hotchner: So it's late, and the doorbell rings… I come over, and I flip the switch.
Emily Prentiss: They made it dark. No one sees anything if they're walking by.
Aaron Hotchner: But I can still see through the people… If you look like trouble, I might not let you in... But if you look nonthreatening, maybe I open up.
Emily Prentiss: So the occupants either knew them, or they lied their way in.
Aaron Hotchner: With this kind of overkill, there's usually history.
Emily Prentiss: Right. If it was just about eliminating witnesses, it would never have been so vicious. This is rage.
Nellis: You think they know the families?
Emily Prentiss: It's possible.
Aaron Hotchner: And then there's the kids... Tucked in, quiet, orderly, controlled.
Emily Prentiss: Speaks to an introvert with some capacity for remorse. 2 profiles.
Aaron Hotchner: 2 unsubs… Have these chairs been moved?
Nellis: No. It's all how we found it.
Aaron Hotchner: So they've been positioned to face the area where the parents were killed. Everything's been cleared out like a stage.
Emily Prentiss: It's entertainment. They sit and watch the parents die.
Aaron Hotchner: Maybe.
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Carol: I came by about 9:00 to return the Pyrex. No one answered when I rang the bell, but lights were on inside.
Spencer Reid: Did you happen to look in the windows?
Carol: Not then, no. I had my cell phone. I was gonna call, but I... I couldn't get a signal, which was strange.
Spencer Reid: Why was that strange?
Carol: You always get a signal here. There's a tower on the next block. Uh, I left the dish… This morning, it was still here... So I came over… Th-that's when I looked inside.
Spencer Reid: And you called the police on your cell.
Carol: Yeah.
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Aaron Hotchner: These guys don't lack confidence. Targeting entire families is a high-risk endeavour.
Spencer Reid: It's possible they're minimizing that risk by jamming cell phones inside the house. No one can call out.
Nellis: High tech. That narrows the profile, right?
Spencer Reid: Not really.
Jennifer Jareau: Oh, you can buy a hand-held jammer online for what, 100 bucks?
Nellis: I could use one of those next time I go to the movies.
Derek Morgan: Hey, girl. You're on speaker. Behave.
Penelope Garcia: Or what, you'll spank me? So I've been searching the area for unsolved robberies. I found 4 with similar elements... Phone lines cut, small valuables only.
Derek Morgan: Occupants tied up?
Penelope Garcia: Yes, but no homicides.
Derek Morgan: Okay. Thanks, dollface. I'll call you back.
Aaron Hotchner: Well, if this is our guys, something made them graduate to murder.
Emily Prentiss: If we can figure out what that trigger was, it might tell us how they choose their victims.
Derek Morgan: Well, that would help. I been looking into victimology, and so far, there's really nothing to connect the families. Different political affiliations, different careers, different school systems. At this point, it simply appears the unsubs are targeting their victims at random.
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Ervin: A reunion is in your future. Hey, what do you... What do you think that means?
Gary: It doesn't mean nothing. It's a gimmick… Okay. It's your turn. See anything you like?
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Mrs. Ortiz: We just don't think it's a good idea.
Carrie Ortiz: No, you haven't even thought about it.
Mr. Ortiz: You're just too young to spend a weekend with some boys. That simple.
Carrie Ortiz: No, it's a whole group of us, dad. Look, I've earned some capital here. I should be able to spend it however I want.
Mr. Ortiz: Who are you, George Bush?
Carrie Ortiz: Don't laugh at me. Gosh, I do everything you've ever wanted... Summer job, student government.
Mrs. Ortiz: Drill team. You like drill.
Carrie Ortiz: Are you kidding? I do it to pad my resume, to fulfil your dreams of getting me into a good college.
Mr. Ortiz: Oh, that's not fair, Carrie.
Carrie Ortiz: You know, just because you two were losers in high school doesn't give you the right to take it out on me.
Mr. Ortiz:¿adnde vas?
Carrie Ortiz: A lavar mis manos.
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Gary: Hey, you ever think about going home?
Ervin: No.
Gary: Visit the folks? Might be time.
Ervin: I... I don't wanna ever go back there, not ever.
Gary: I'm bored… Pick somebody, or I'm taking your turn.
Ervin: Reunion.
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Gary: Hey. It just ran out in front of my car. Is it yours?
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Driver: God, what happened to you?
Carrie Ortiz: They killed us.
Driver: Call 911!
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Aaron Hotchner: We're looking for 2 men, probably white, given the neighborhoods that they hit, mid to late twenties, intelligent, and organized.
Derek Morgan: These are career criminals. One or both has done hard time, but neither presents as a convict. They would appear clean-shaven, well dressed...
Emily Prentiss: Neighborly. This helps them talk their way into the homes. They may also be using a ruse.
Nellis: What kind of ruse?
Aaron Hotchner: Given that the invasions have taken place in the evening, it could be anything. Could be door-to-door sales, person in distress, car trouble.
Spencer Reid: Uh, Derrick Todd lee used a tape of a baby crying to get women to open their doors in Baton-Rouge. Never underestimate their creativity.
Emily Prentiss: These men share a very tight bond and a mutual compulsion to kill, but their signatures reveal 2 very distinct personalities.
Aaron Hotchner: One brutalizes the parents. This is the dominant one... Sadistic, remorseless, extremely volatile.
Emily Prentiss: The other prefers a needle. His injections are consistent with an angel of death. He's more withdrawn, sensitive, and he has a warped sense of mercy.
Aaron Hotchner: Agent Morgan is passing out a list of places where he might have access to the drug he uses. It's long, but...
Jennifer Jareau: Hotch… There's been another one, and they're sending an ambulance.
Emily Prentiss: Ambulance?
Aaron Hotchner: There's a survivor?
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Doctor: She's lucky to be alive. The injection went into the soft tissue of the arm, missed the vein.
Emily Prentiss: That's a first. This guy doesn't miss.
Doctor: Like I said, she's lucky.
Jennifer Jareau: She conscious?
Doctor: She's in and out. Keep in mind she's suffering the effects of an acute barbiturate overdose. She's drowsy, confused.
Emily Prentiss: Given what's happened, that's probably best.
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Aaron Hotchner: You can inform the next of kin, but ask them to keep it close. I don't want the media to know there's a survivor.
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Derek Morgan: Kid's in his room down the hall.
Aaron Hotchner: How old?
Derek Morgan: 7… You all right?
Aaron Hotchner: Least they left the flowers alive, right?
Derek Morgan: Looks like the bodies were moved postmortem.
Aaron Hotchner: The daughter had blood on her when they found her?
Derek Morgan: She must have woken up, come out here, and found them.
Aaron Hotchner: You answer your door, and the next thing you know, everyone you care about is gone.
Derek Morgan: If it was me, I'd wanna be gone, too.
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Carrie Ortiz: I went to get a bag... But when I got back, there were 2 of them.
Emily Prentiss: What did the other one look like?
Carrie Ortiz: Heavier... Hispanic... Quiet. He never looked straight ahead.
Jennifer Jareau: What do you mean?
Carrie Ortiz: Like... A few times, I felt him staring at me… When I looked up, he always looked away.
Emily Prentiss: Avoiding eye contact?
Carrie Ortiz: Then my dad came in from the study, and... They jumped him… They made Danny call for my mom, and they tied them up. And then one of them went over, got the thing from the fireplace, he started hitting them with it… And they made us watch.
Jennifer Jareau: Okay, you know what? We can take a break...
Carrie Ortiz: No. You need this, right? After a while, the quiet one took Danny away, and the other one just started going through drawers, looking for stuff… And I ran.
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Carrie Ortiz: Danny… Danny, we gotta go.
Ervin: It's better this way, Lucy.
Carrie Ortiz: What did you do to him?
Ervin: Lucy, listen...
Carrie Ortiz: My name's not Lucy, you freak.
Ervin: I could take care of you now.
Carrie Ortiz: Please, por favor, dejame ir...
Ervin: I don't know what you're trying to say, but you have to be quiet, okay? You're gonna make my brother mad. Let's go. Let's go.
Carrie Ortiz: No!
Ervin: Lucy, come on.
Carrie Ortiz: No!
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Derek Morgan: Hey, Hotch! They only take things with monetary value, right, jewelry and cash, no souvenirs?
Aaron Hotchner: Far as we know.
Derek Morgan: One of them just broke pattern.
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Aaron Hotchner: Witness says these unsubs are using cats. We should find out where they might be getting them.
Derek Morgan: There's plenty of strays out there. Nobody would notice if a few went missing.
Emily Prentiss: Or they could work someplace where they had access to animals.
Spencer Reid: Could overlap with the pentobarbital... Research labs, veterinary hospitals.
Derek Morgan: I'll get Garcia to make up a list.
Jennifer Jareau: Carrie said that they referred to each other as brothers.
Spencer Reid: It's not uncommon for duos to be related. The hillside stranglers were cousins. The Carr brothers perpetrated the Wichita massacre.
Emily Prentiss: Yeah, but these two are of different races, and Carrie said the Hispanic one did not speak Spanish, which makes me think...
Aaron Hotchner: Raised in a white household. Maybe they're half brothers.
Spencer Reid: What if they're adopted? Family destruction plays a role in the crimes. It could be a reflection of their own broken home.
Aaron Hotchner: This guy expressed affection for Carrie. We know he took her photograph. We could use that.
Spencer Reid: If we release news of her survival, it might draw him out.
Aaron Hotchner: Not comfortable with that?
Emily Prentiss: Okay, but I would be more comfortable if we doubled her security.
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Ervin: I know. I know. You were probably expecting some nice family to take you away from all this, but that's a lie. They would have hurt you… You're one of the lucky ones, okay? Sleep. Sleep.
Vet: Hey, Ervin, you got a visitor.
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Gary: What did you do?
Ervin: W… What did I do? I didn't do anything.
Gary: That girl, she survived. It's all over the news.
Ervin: She did?
Gary: Yeah. She's probably telling them everything right now.
Ervin: Hey, man, I... I thought it was a good shot.
Gary: And this has nothing to do with your little crush.
Ervin: Hey, it's not a crush. I… It...
Gary: It doesn't matter!
Ervin: Maybe this is a sign, Gary. M… Maybe we should stop. I mean... I'm making good money here.
Gary: Screw the money.
Ervin: But the kids, they...
Gary: The kids are better off. You know that. Don't go soft on me now… We're all we got. We're family. We're family.
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Emily Prentiss: Thank you for your time… Hey. So Carrie's been cleared to go.
Jennifer Jareau: Well, I wish she had somewhere to go.
Emily Prentiss: No luck with the L.A. thing? Can't this girl catch a break?
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Gary: It just ran into the road. Is it yours?
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Jennifer Jareau: Carrie. Carrie. Carrie. Wake up. Wake up. Wake up… It's okay.
Carrie Ortiz: Oh, it was daddy.
Jennifer Jareau: It's ok. It's just a dream.
Emily Prentiss: Okay.
Carrie Ortiz: I'm okay.
Jennifer Jareau: Okay?
Carrie Ortiz: Yeah.
Emily Prentiss: We, uh... We brought you a change of clothes.
Jennifer Jareau: I... I didn't know what to grab you, so I just got three of everything.
Carrie Ortiz: From the house.
Emily Prentiss: Looks like a flower shop in here.
Carrie Ortiz: Yeah. They all started, um... Coming in after the news broadcast.
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Emily Prentiss: Exact same floral arrangement was in the Ortiz living room.
Aaron Hotchner: Could be coincidence.
Emily Prentiss: Or the sender was in the house, associated it with her.
Aaron Hotchner: No note?
Emily Prentiss: No, just a blank card from the floral shop.
Aaron Hotchner: Get Garcia to track the delivery, and Reid's got something for us when you're done.
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Emily Prentiss: Hey, Garcia. It's them.
Penelope Garcia: Why cats?
Emily Prentiss: Sorry?
Penelope Garcia: Evil has no boundaries.
Emily Prentiss: Well, for what it's worth, I think they go peacefully.
Penelope Garcia: Yeah. How do I catch these guys?
Emily Prentiss: Uh, back-trace a flower delivery for me.
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Spencer Reid: This is the Laybourne house, where we believe our unsubs graduated from robbery to murder.
Derek Morgan: Did you find a trigger?
Spencer Reid: Not until I looked at the daughter's autopsy reports. Uh, check out the bruises on her torso.
Aaron Hotchner: She was beaten?
Spencer Reid: But not by our unsubs. The coroner noted those bruises were several days old. Uh, it turns out she'd been to the emergency room 3 times in less than 2 years. The D.S. had even been notified.
Aaron Hotchner: So the Laybournes were abusing their daughter. Where's this going?
Spencer Reid: One of the unsubs decimates parental figures, but we know the statistics there. It's... It's likely he was abused himself.
Aaron Hotchner: So you're saying the unsub recognized the signs of abuse, flew into a rage, and killed the parents?
Spencer Reid: Anger displacement. He's getting revenge for his own childhood abuse.
Nellis: So you think what, the victims were beating their kids?
Spencer Reid: Uh, the Laybourne case was just the trigger, but now they see all parents the same.
Nellis: That doesn't explain the kids.
Derek Morgan: Maybe it does. Think of the family annihilators John List and Mark Barton. They thought they were saving their kids by killing them.
Nellis: But what is he saving them from?
Derek Morgan: Life without their parents, without love, life like his.
Spencer Reid: They're orphans. What if they both grew up in a third-party household?
Nellis: What, like a foster home?
Aaron Hotchner: Didn't Carrie describe an aversion to eye contact?
Spencer Reid: Oppositional defiant disorder.
Aaron Hotchner: Often seen in kids who grew up in foster homes.
Emily Prentiss: Guys, I think we may have found our girl's secret admirer.
Derek Morgan: Garcia traced the flowers?
Emily Prentiss: Yep. Paid for by phone with a credit card under the name Robert Serrano.
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Nellis: Detective.
Derek Morgan: Flowers weren't the only thing they bought on that stolen credit card. $31 worth of gas at a station 3 blocks from here.
Nellis: Hey, Paul. Paul. The station... See if you can pull the security camera footage, I.D. that car.
Aaron Hotchner: Security chain's been broken. They couldn't lie their way in this time.
Nellis: Media blew their M.O.
Derek Morgan: They're speeding up, feel us getting close.
Nellis: This is close?
Derek Morgan: Talk to me, Garcia.
Penelope Garcia: So, felons in the Denver area with foster background, stress on assaults and burglaries.
Derek Morgan: What'd you get?
Penelope Garcia: The phone book. Foster system's a bit of a breeding ground, go figure.
Derek Morgan: Well, try crossing it with...
Penelope Garcia: With offenders having workplace access to small animals and/or pentobarbital?
Derek Morgan: How many names?
Penelope Garcia: 9. Matching all 3 criteria. Sending them now.
Derek Morgan: Now we're close.
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Nellis: Cameras at that gas station grabbed a visual of the car. Oldsmobile, mid-eighties, partial plate only.
Aaron Hotchner: Anything on the driver?
Nellis: It was fuzzy.
Emily Prentiss: Well, then I guess it's gonna be up to her.
Aaron Hotchner: She up for it?
Emily Prentiss: I don't know.
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Carrie Ortiz: This one.
Emily Prentiss: Are you sure?
Derek Morgan: Okay, that's a Ervin Robles. Last known is 39 hill street.
Nellis: That's downtown.
Aaron Hotchner: Employed by the Denver city pound. Let's go.
Emily Prentiss: Your parents would be really proud of you.
Carrie Ortiz: It's too late to be a good daughter now.
Emily Prentiss: Oh, that's not true.
Carrie Ortiz: I was horrible to them… And now they're gone… Why did they do it? I mean, there has to be a reason, right?
Emily Prentiss: Oh, you'll drive yourself crazy trying to figure out the reason.
Carrie Ortiz: I go crazy every time I close my eyes.
Emily Prentiss: It may have something to do with what happened to them when they were younger.
Carrie Ortiz: Like what, they were abused or something?
Emily Prentiss: There's a good chance.
Carrie Ortiz: Are there any happy families?
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Aaron Hotchner: Thank you... Excuse me, sir. I'm agent Hotchner with the FBI. This is agent Prentiss. We're looking for Ervin Robles.
Vet: Ervin's off till the weekend.
Aaron Hotchner: Do you have any idea where we might find him?
Vet: You might want to try his apartment.
Emily Prentiss: We've been there. It's abandoned. Where do you send his checks?
Vet: He picks them up. What's this about?
Aaron Hotchner: We'd just like to talk to him.
Emily Prentiss: Who can we talk to that actually knows him?
Vet: Well, nobody, really. He comes in, does his job, and leaves. Real quiet. Efficient, though.
Aaron Hotchner: Doing what?
Vet: Well, actual title's animal care technician, but, really, he's kind of the on-site Kevorkian.
Aaron Hotchner: We need you to call him.
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Aaron Hotchner: Supervisor left a message for Ervin to come in right away. Work emergency.
Emily Prentiss: He also said a man stopped by yesterday, got into a heated argument with Ervin.
Aaron Hotchner: The description sounded a lot like the one Carrie gave.
Spencer Reid: The partner... Did he say what they were fighting about?
Emily Prentiss: He couldn't hear it.
Aaron Hotchner: We need a name on this guy.
Spencer Reid: Well, until we find Ervin, there's only one person that can tell us that.
Emily Prentiss: The foster mom.
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Mrs. Manwaring: My god. Ervin? Well, I mean, he had behaviour problems. They all do. But nothing we couldn't handle.
Aaron Hotchner: And he hasn't been acting alone, Mrs. Manwaring. He's got a partner.
Emily Prentiss: Perhaps someone else who grew up in your care.
Mrs. Manwaring: Tyler, the adults are talking here.
Tyler: I just want some milk. Can you open the fridge?
Mrs. Manwaring: You know the rules… They'll eat you out of house and home if you let them.
Emily Prentiss: Is there anyone Ervin was especially close to?
Aaron Hotchner: Someone he would have looked up to? Somebody who protected him?
Mrs. Manwaring: Gary.
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Mrs. Manwaring: We tried with him, but... He tested us.
Aaron Hotchner: Have you kept in touch with him?
Mrs. Manwaring: Oh, god, no. Gary left the day he turned 18,never looked back… Ervin was a mess when he got here. Got separated from a younger sister.
Emily Prentiss: Where did she go?
Mrs. Manwaring: Nobody told me. Siblings get separated all the time. But they find new ones here.
Aaron Hotchner: Like Ervin found Gary?
Emily Prentiss: What was the name of his sister, the one he was separated from?
Mrs. Manwaring: Oh, let me think. He used to call her name out in the middle of the night, wake the whole house up. Hal, what was that girl's name? Rosie, I think.
Emily Prentiss: Lucy?
Mrs. Manwaring: Yes! Lucy, Lucy, that was it.
Emily Prentiss: Carrie said he called her Lucy.
Aaron Hotchner: Hotchner… Yeah, just leaving. Ervin returned the call. He's on his way to work.
Emily Prentiss: Thank you.
Aaron Hotchner: Thanks.
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Aaron Hotchner: Subject spotted approaching on foot from north alley.
Derek Morgan: Ervin Robles, right there! Get your ass down on the ground right now! Ervin! Where you going, Ervin, huh? Why are you running? Give me your hand… Let's go.
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Derek Morgan: You're not helping yourself if you don't talk to me.
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Derek Morgan: He's giving me nothing… Do you want another crack at him?
Aaron Hotchner: No. We can't keep going around like this.
Nellis: So let him stew. Wear him down.
Derek Morgan: We don't have time. We need him to find Gary.
Emily Prentiss: Kids who grew up like he did, they're incapable of forming attachments. It's not like we're gonna earn his trust.
Aaron Hotchner: Their whole M.O. was predicated on the union of their two personalities, and with Ervin out of the picture, there's no telling what Gary could do.
Emily Prentiss: So he won't talk to us… But maybe he'll talk to family.
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Aaron Hotchner: Right this way. Remember, he'll be in, uh, handcuffs, leg irons. There'll be nothing to worry about.
Emily Prentiss: And I will be in there with you.
Carrie Ortiz: Okay.
Jennifer Jareau: You don't have to do this if you don't want to, Carrie.
Carrie Ortiz: I do.
Aaron Hotchner: Remember, we're interested in Gary. His whereabouts, his next move.
Emily Prentiss: I will keep him on point about that, Carrie. Just try your best to keep him engaged.
Aaron Hotchner: This way.
Jennifer Jareau: Okay, I'm... I'm sorry. Can... Can we just stop and think about this for a minute?
Emily Prentiss: She'll be okay.
Jennifer Jareau: She's a kid. What is she trying to prove here?
Emily Prentiss: That she can be a good daughter.
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Ervin: Hey. You're here. Did you, uh, did you get the flowers that I sent?
Carrie Ortiz: Yeah… Pretty.
Ervin: They were to say that, uh... That I'm sorry.
Emily Prentiss: Flowers aren't enough, Ervin. We need Gary.
Ervin: That won't make it up, though.
Emily Prentiss: It's a start.
Ervin: No! They're gonna send you away now. Don't you see? That's what they do with all the strays. They send them away… That's why I make them go to sleep, so that they don't have to suffer.
Emily Prentiss: Ervin, more people are going to suffer if we can't find Gary.
Carrie Ortiz: So when you killed my brother, you were doing him a favor?
Ervin: It's true.
Carrie Ortiz: And what about me?
Emily Prentiss: Let's just address one thing at a time.
Ervin: I just wanted to see you again. You look so much like Lucy, I just... I couldn't... I... I know... I know it's selfish, but...
Carrie Ortiz: Selfish? It's insane.
Emily Prentiss: Okay, Carrie, let's take a break.
Carrie Ortiz: What happened to you that was so bad?
Ervin: She used to make it... Go dark. I mean, that's what we used to call it. She would... Put me in the bath to pray… And then she'd hold my head down under the water… Sometimes I could stay awake... For like a minute... And sometimes a little more… Then it would all go dark.
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Derek Morgan: They've still got kids in that house.
Nellis: Another kid, another welfare check.
Aaron Hotchner: Let's call D.S.F. and see if we can get them out of there.
Jennifer Jareau: What is she doing?
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Carrie Ortiz: They can't hurt you anymore, Ervin.
Ervin: I wanted to stop, but Gary, he... He went through it way, way worse when we were kids, and he... He never got the chance to fight back.
Emily Prentiss: So he fought those other families.
Ervin: Only because I wouldn't go back.
Emily Prentiss: Back? Gary's going to your foster home, isn't he?
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Aaron Hotchner: Get him out of there.
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Emily Prentiss: Carrie… Oh, you did so good… You did good.
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Mrs. Manwaring: What is all this?
Aaron Hotchner: We have reason to believe that Gary may be on his way here to hurt you.
Mrs. Manwaring: Me? I don't understand!
Spencer Reid: These murders are rehearsals of what he wants to do to you.
Aaron Hotchner: Because of what you did to him in this house.
Mrs. Manwaring: I don't know what you're talking about!
Aaron Hotchner: Ma'am, we don't have time to debate this. The fact is, you and your husband are in danger.
Mrs. Manwaring: I...I have to pick up the children at school. We'll send someone to pick them up. The only way we can protect you is if you go back inside.
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Gary: Hey, buddy. You don't remember me? I used to live in your house, a long time ago. You were just a little guy.
Sara: We're not supposed to talk to strangers.
Gary: You're not supposed to wear your shoes in the house, not supposed to go to the bathroom after bedtime. Does she still wear the refrigerator key around her neck? I'm Gary. I'll give you guys a ride… Come on.
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Emily Prentiss: Witnesses saw the kids getting into a late eighties Oldsmobile about 20 minutes ago.
Aaron Hotchner: I heard. Denver P.D. set up a 20 mile perimeter.
Emily Prentiss: What does he want with the kids?
Aaron Hotchner: With Ervin out of the way, maybe Gary's trying to do his job.
Emily Prentiss: He makes them sleep.
Aaron Hotchner: Reid, what?
Spencer Reid: We got him. He's at a donut shop 2 miles from the school. Black and whites saw the car, called it in.
Aaron Hotchner: Kids?
Spencer Reid: Ah, we got a visual on Gary and the boy, but I don't see the girl.
Sara: Are you the police?
Spencer Reid: Yeah.
Sara: He told me to give this to you.
Spencer Reid: We might have a problem, Hotch.
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Aaron Hotchner: Guys, guys, fall back, I don't want them feeling boxed in.
Nellis: I got sharpshooters lining up.
Aaron Hotchner: Tell them to keep their safeties on. I want to talk to him first.
Jennifer Jareau: Hotch?
Aaron Hotchner: Yeah?
Jennifer Jareau: Got the clerk.
Aaron Hotchner: That guy sitting at the table with the little boy, I'd like to speak to him, please.
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Clerk: You, uh, got a call over here, man.
Gary: Grab your stuff. Come on.
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Gary: Who's this?
Aaron Hotchner: I'm the only thing standing between you and a bullet.
Gary: Bring it. I always wanted to die in a donut shop.
Aaron Hotchner: And never see Ervin again? He told us what the Manwarings did to you in that house.
Gary: I don't care what he told you, it's history.
Aaron Hotchner: They're the objects of your anger, Gary, not that little boy in there.
Gary: It's too late for the boy, regardless.
Aaron Hotchner: No, it's not. It's not, Gary. And deep down, I think you know that he still has a chance. He doesn't have to be you.
Gary: Maybe… Maybe not… So what say we leave it up to him.
Nellis: What is it? What'd he say?
Derek Morgan: Tyler! Come here! Come on… Gary, put your hands up where I can see them. Don't move!
SWAT officer: Get down on your knees. Interlace your fingers behind your head. Give me this hand. Give me this hand. Get on your feet.
Nellis: I don't know what you did, but nice work.
Aaron Hotchner: Thanks.
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Derek Morgan: Yeah, I understand that, I'm just... I'm asking if there's some type of alternative for them. Nothing? Yes, I got it. Don't ask me to like it.
Emily Prentiss: Well, what? What is it?
Derek Morgan: Social services won't intervene until they do a full investigation.
Emily Prentiss: We have to take them home?
Derek Morgan: Yeah.
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Aaron Hotchner: Hang on a second… I teach crisis negotiation. I co-wrote the textbook, and in 12 years, I've never talked anybody off a ledge so fast.
Gary: Oh, bit of a milestone, huh?
Aaron Hotchner: Why'd you walk out that door, Gary?
Gary: Sugar crash.
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Derek Morgan: Tyler... I need to talk to you for a second… Kid, listen to me. Anything you ever need, any problem you might be having here at home, I want you to know you can call me. Any time, Tyler. You understand? Any time.
Emily Prentiss: This sucks.
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Jennifer Jareau: So meet at 4:30 on the stairs, and you can direct all your questions to lieutenant Nellis of the Denver P.D., all right? They'll be taking everything.
Officer: What happened next?
Clerk: They perfectly normal.
Jennifer Jareau: You're welcome.
Clerk: I didn't know anything was up until he, uh, came and got the phone. That's when I saw the piece. Then I handed him the phone.
Spencer Reid: Excuse me, did you say piece?
Clerk: Uh, yeah, revolver of some sort. He had it stuck in his pants.
Spencer Reid: Did you clear a gun?
Officer: No.
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Aaron Hotchner: Yeah, Reid?
Spencer Reid: Hotch, the clerk said Gary had a gun, but we didn't recover anything here.
Aaron Hotchner: You sure?
Spencer Reid: Yeah.
Aaron Hotchner: I saw Nellis turn him inside out. He had nothing on him.
Spencer Reid: I guess it's probably here somewhere. A gun doesn't just walk away… Hotch?
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Derek Morgan: Yeah, hotch? We just dropped them off. We're leaving… The backpacks? No, why? Why would we search the back...
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Derek Morgan: Tyler! Drop that gun.
Emily Prentiss: Are you hurt?
Mrs. Manwaring: No.
Derek Morgan: Tyler... Come on, kid, take it easy.
Tyler: They're lies.
Derek Morgan: I know. But you could have come in here, and you could have made her pay, and you didn't, because you're good… You're not Gary. No. you're nothing like him… Look at me. I don't want to hurt you… Okay? Let's make a deal. You give me that gun, and I promise you, I will walk you out of here and you will never have to come back… Sound pretty good? Yeah? Okay… Give me the gun… I got you… I got you.
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Emily Prentiss: I could take her.
Aaron Hotchner: Take her?
Emily Prentiss: Carrie… To D.C.
Aaron Hotchner: You mean to live with you?
Emily Prentiss: Yeah.
Aaron Hotchner: Why would you want to do that?
Emily Prentiss: I have room, money, and, you know, she's smart. 2, 3 years, she goes to college.
Aaron Hotchner: Prentiss... This is the job, and I need to know that you can be objective.
Emily Prentiss: And I need to know that I can be human.
Aaron Hotchner: J.J. heard from the family, and they're on their way from L.A.
Emily Prentiss: That's... That's great.
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Derek Morgan: Tell me they restocked the bar.
Jennifer Jareau: I called ahead.
Aaron Hotchner: Do you... Do you mind waking him up? I just... I just want to hear his voice… Thanks.
Jennifer Jareau: You okay?
Emily Prentiss: Yeah.
Jennifer Jareau: They're good people. Carrie's family.
Emily Prentiss: Good. I'm glad.
Jennifer Jareau: I think it's a good idea, though.
Emily Prentiss: What's that?
Jennifer Jareau: You. Kids… I can see it.
Emily Prentiss: Yeah?