[TSN social network] He's missing

It's not just the general public who are curious about where Eduardo has gone.Of course, the FBI was also curious.

In fact, in the case of Eduardo's disappearance, the task force wanted to separate it.Because they are very clear about UNSUB's modus operandi, and they are already used to it - plus Eduardo, there are eleven victims in total, and they have to get used to it no matter how unaccustomed they are. UNSUB does have the habit of collecting the remains of victims, and will also bring the even-numbered victims to the place of residence to torture and kill them, but there is one thing in Eduardo's case that does not match his habits-yes, it is the one who was killed. Modified monitoring.

UNSUB has not modified other monitoring.In fact, he has a desire to show off, and he doesn't like to cover up the process of committing crimes.He'd cover his tracks just so he wouldn't get caught and hinder his next move.Therefore, Unsub has no reason, nor should it, to cut the video of transferring Eduardo's "body".This doesn't fit with the group's profile of him, nor does it fit Unsub's consistent behavior pattern.

So who took Eduardo?

If it's Unsub, then something must have changed his mode of action.If it is not Unsub, then another new case is involved.

After the case was cracked and the identity and residence of the serial murder suspect were found, Eduardo's whereabouts became even more of a mystery.

The team handling the case wanted to continue the investigation, and they hoped to find this young man.Even according to statistics, the young man's survival probability is less than 5.00%, but they don't want to give up.

But after a week of finding nothing, the top FBI stopped their investigation.

The BAU task force is the elite within the FBI. There are various cases across the United States every day. They cannot shelve other cases for a victim who has almost no hope.So they can only leave.

So from then on, the only person who insisted on searching was Mark Zuckerberg on a lonely building.

But who would have thought that nine months later, Eduardo would reappear?

The team that had been through was so surprised that their supervisor called the higher-ups and came to Miami to meet with the former victim who was almost pronounced dead.

Human behavior can reveal too much information.

From this information, future behavior can be inferred.

This is the application of psychology to cases. Every member of the BAU team is undoubtedly a master.

After seeing Eduardo Saverin, the members of the BAU team silently analyzed him in their hearts.

The skin was pale enough to be almost bloodless, and it was clear that Saverin hadn't seen sunlight for most of the past nine months.And he will subconsciously avoid all areas exposed to the sun, even in the house. This overly serious defensive psychology represents his fear of the sun-maybe he has been exposed to the sun for a long time, or on the contrary, he has been kept in no place. In a room without light, or something related to sunlight brought him a psychological shadow.

Stand at a personal distance from everyone in the room and stand as far away from everyone in the room as possible.

Deny physical contact.

Being too nervous when talking to people.

Afraid of red—Emily was wearing a red top, and Saverin couldn't even look in her direction.

… All these performances convinced the members of the BAU that he must have experienced some torture and witnessed something too bloody, which caused him to have severe post-traumatic stress disorder.

But EduardoSaverin refused to say anything about it.

"I can only assure you that there are no other victims... and they are... dead. You really shouldn't be looking into this, the case is over, aren't you? Don't get too involved, it's both you and me good."

His demeanor was a little unnatural, but experienced detectives could tell that he was telling the truth.

"No offense intended," said Detective Hodge, the BAU's head, as gently as possible, "but if that Unsub does it again..."

"No," Eduardo replied emphatically, "There won't be another crime."

An older agent stares piercingly at Eduardo's demeanor, confirming the veracity of what he's saying.

it is true.

Saverin was indeed sure that the unsub would never have another chance to commit crimes, and combined with what he said before, it was easy to draw a conclusion.

—The Unsub, or the criminal gang, are all dead.

As for how he died, that's a matter of opinion.

The BAU team eventually left without further investigation.

"It's always a good thing the young man isn't dead anyway, isn't it?" said Garcia, their technologist, cheerfully in their intercom.

"What do you think, Rosie?" Hodge asked the older detective beside him.

Rosie shrugged, trying to look relaxed. "I just hope ... this kid doesn't go from victim to perpetrator."

"Probably not." JJ is optimistic about it. "He has a lover who loves him so deeply, maybe love can save everything. He's just PTSD, he hasn't developed an obsession with violence and gore yet, has he?"

"My God, are you talking about that Zuckerberg?" Morgan couldn't bear the romantic feelings in these girls' hearts, "That Silicon Valley tyrant? How did you become a lover in your mouth?"

Emily smiled, she smiled and shook her head at JJ, "JJ, don't be angry with Morgan, he was not the one who was in charge of finding Zuckerberg to investigate the situation back then, and he never saw Zuckerberg's eyes at that time."

JJ nodded, "I understand."

"What look?" Morgan looked puzzled.

Emily and JJ looked at each other and smiled, but neither of them paid attention to him. One went to drink water and indirect water, and the other dealt with work.Leaving Morgan sitting there alone, bewildered by their ignorance.

JJ lowered his head to sort out the materials, with a smile on his lips.

What look?

That is love more than life.It was unforgettable.

However, presumably, the desolation and despair in the eyes like a barren desert should fade away now?

JJ glanced at the photos in the dossier for the last time. The young man in a black windbreaker was lying on his back in the rain. His fingers were covered with blood and mud, and the ground was mixed with rain and blood.There was a hint of hope and brightness on the young man's face that was already in a trance.After half a year, she still remembers the mood when she saw the last image of the young man in that video—the name she uttered at the last moment of her life, and the love that stopped abruptly in her eyes.This made her unable to let go for a long time.But now...JJ stuffed the photo back into the file bag, folded the seal, and put it aside.Presumably there will be no need to open it again in the future.she thought.

So fine.

The author has something to say:

Regarding the issue of Volturi and identity exposure, I have always wanted to write about it in the episode, but I haven’t written about OTZ until now

So please don't worry, I may explain it in the last episode.