two people's agreement

[Emily Dickinson [American poet] once wrote: You don’t have to change to be greeted by ghosts

Become a room, a house, beyond a specific place, densely covered with corridors in the brain. 】

When they arrived in Louisville, JJ and Reed went to the local police station to assist them with ground

search for.

While Emily and Rosie went to Devon Cole's house, Hodge and Morgan went to the scene of the crime.

The local police set up checkpoints on the state line, considering that the suspect is likely to be on foot.

OK, they focus on a location with a radius of about 8 kilometers.The first wave of emergency responders has begun

Search for fixed targets, that is, commercial and residential places within a radius of 8 kilometers.

And JJ and Reed try to figure out his next target from his behavior.

"Most rage killers are superficially aggressive, and we've studied Cole's behavior,

He is defending himself. ” Reid discovered this view from the surveillance video.

"This person has no so-called defensive behavior at all!" The sheriff was very puzzled by his conclusion.

"In fact, there is." JJ rewinds the surveillance video, focusing on slowing down Devon Cole's murder

The process clearly allowed him to see Devon's movements. "He reacted after being touched

of. ”

"So, you mean he had no intention of hurting anyone?" the Sheriff asked JJ back.

"He wasn't armed when he went there. He wasn't there to kill.

"Okay! He's got two weapons now, I just announced his length in the news

In contrast, the masses will protect themselves. "The sheriff sighed helplessly.

"When is the soonest we can hold a press conference?" JJ needs to put their preliminary

Profiles and information that citizens need to know should be released as soon as possible.

"The camera crew is outside, you can start anytime!" the sheriff replied to her.

"Great! I'm calling Hodge." JJ picked up the phone.

"Who?" The sheriff turned to look at her.

Reed replied: "It's our boss, he has gone to the scene of the crime first."

Morgan was at the pharmacy asking the pharmacy clerk about the situation at the time of the incident.

"Mr. Cole is always silent. He's been coming here for years." The saleswoman was uneasy.

answering his question.

"Did he have a problem with that tally clerk?" Morgan continued.

Hodge stood behind him, and the blood left on the scene made him very uncomfortable.

"John was new here and I turned to him when I was overwhelmed and no one else

Help me, I just want him to calm down. "The female clerk said incoherently.

Hodge takes a call and it's from JJ.

"JJ has a press conference in 5 minutes." He walked up to Morgan and told him about it

Love turned to leave, as if Morgan was talking nonsense to the shop girl.

"Hodge, there is some useful information here." Morgan stopped him.

The female clerk told them that Devon Cole had used Valium drugs and had stopped.

Medicine for at least a month.

For a while, Hodge's fragile nerves broke down. "When are you going to tell us

These!He now has weapons and is hallucinating.Who is his attending doctor? "

Startled by his stern voice, the saleswoman frantically pointed to her computer. "I don't

remembered!I have it on my computer. "

Hodge and Morgan followed her hand to see the damaged computer.

"I'm sorry." The saleswoman said regretfully.

"Okay." Hodge lowered his head and pressed the phone button, and left directly.

Morgan apologized to the clerk and hurried out after Hodge.

"Hodge!"

Hodge turned around and asked him to call JJ and tell her about it, with a very stern look on his face.

"It's not her fault!" Morgan explained, pointing to the saleswoman.

"Morgan, he has a mental illness, which changes everything!" Hodge, regardless of other things, now wears

Vincor is what matters.

"Do you want to talk to me about this now?" Morgan asked him back.

"No!" He glared at Morgan, "I just want to find him."

Hodge answered Garcia's call and turned to leave.

Morgan stood there and looked at him helplessly. His current behavior was expected.

Morgan was very sad that he would be so surprised.

"Garcia! He stopped taking Valium for a month! What else did you miss!?" Hodge's anger

The anger was directly directed at Garcia.

Garcia was taken aback when he received the call, and responded to him with trepidation. "Sorry, Sir,

I haven't got his medical records yet, so..."

"That's good! Go find it now! Check everything!"

The tone of his order successfully frightened Garcia, who had always been in awe of him, "YES! SIR!"

Time is passing by every minute and every second. In this passing time, Devon Cole will still make

What an unimaginable pity.

Morgan has been worried about Hodge, who seems to be on the verge of collapse at any time, George Foyer led

The physical and psychological damage that came was affecting him so clearly.

The Hodge of today is not the Hodge of yesterday.

Garcia makes amends as fast as she can after being vented by a burst of rage from her horrific boss

blunder, assigning the Commonwealth to Devon's psychiatrist, Charles Cippola's liaison

The form and work address were passed to Morgan immediately.

They were rushing there quickly.

In the end, it was still too late.

The scene at the scene was appalling.The victim had stab wounds all over his body, and a large area of ​​red was covered

room.

Hodge didn't want to watch any more, turned around and fled from the scene that would arouse his memories, and then rushed to

Emily who arrived worriedly chased her out.

They all know what kind of torment Hodge is going through now, but they don't

way to change something.

"I should have seen him blinking on the video!" Facing Emily's puzzled eyes, he said

Get rid of your inner entanglements.

"That could be a neurotic, too!" Emily denied his guilt.

"That's not the case, it's a typical sign of long-term Valium use, and I didn't see it.

come out! "He dared not look into Emily's eyes for fear of seeing reproach against himself, and

An unacceptable worry.

"We didn't see it!"

"No matter what, people are dead." It's useless to say these things.

He knew that when he returned to work, there would inevitably be some twists and turns.own body and

The psychological change is unquestionable.

Now he found that, compared to the physical pain, and everything brought about by the psychological changes.Place

It was even more difficult for him to accept the way someone looked at him.

The worry in those kind eyes reminded him of what happened all the time.since

What did my wrong decision bring.

Once again, someone died because of his mistakes.

Now he is running away.

Rosie came over and told them about the new clue Garcia had found.

Devon Cole and the individual did not exist between 1969 and 1975, no birth certificate, no social security, no identity, nothing.until he was six years old.

On May 1975, 5, 1-year-old Devon Cole was found wandering around the streets and was taken care of by an orphanage for several months. According to the data of the children's orphanage, he had been brutally abused and had no signs of sexual assault.His trauma was deep and he remained silent.It wasn't until a year later that he began to speak,

All he remembered was Devon Cole.He was never adopted.

He has left Louisville 3 times, but returns to the same area each time.

He was treated at Fayette County Hospital for 1985 years in 2 and again for several months in 1995.

Because he wanted to know the truth, the doctor stopped all his medicines a month ago, which resulted in today's situation.

Hodge asks Garcia to track down an unsolved case of missing children from the 1970s.

The sheriff remembered an old unsolved case about children nearby, and he found the investigation file from that year.

There was a case in Kongwan, a nearby county, in 75. The suspect was called the Kongwan Killer. At that time, the police found 3 corpses. He used lime to dispose of the corpses, and some of them could not be identified.The victim was dismembered, and they speculate that the tallyman's knife spurred Cole to fight back in self-defense.

A boy survived that year, but it wasn't Devon Cole. 13-year-old Tommy Phillips, whose parents said he had been missing for two weeks, and his family moved out of Louisville after Tommy helped police find the body.Tommy claimed the suspect was a white male in his mid-2s who drove a red pickup.

When that happens, it's totally time for our beautiful Miss Talented Technician to step in.

Only at this time, the police sent news again that Devon Cole had appeared in the Sterner Orphanage, which was the children's welfare home that originally took him in.After an altercation, staff members were stabbed, a boy was held hostage, a station wagon was stolen in the next block, and the vehicle fled,

Together with the sheriff, they rushed to the scene to understand the situation.

"Cole called that little boy Tommy," Hodge asked of the staff member who was stabbed, sharing the message to teammates.

"Could that be the reason for his sudden agitation?" Emily asked back.

"She thought it might be his memory."

Emily expressed her opinion: "The man who hurt Cole many years ago is probably the same age as him now, and he may see the similarity."

"What's up with that little boy?" Rosie asked Hodge.

"His real name is Ryan, and he is a very quiet and docile child."

There is simply too little information available to them right now to start profiling.

"Did Morgan get any information from the other witnesses?" Emily asked.

"not yet."

The sheriff came over with a look of displeasure.

"To the east, I've already set up roadblocks. He won't be able to get out of the county." The sheriff, who was under heavy pressure, had already begun to hunt down Devon Cole's escape from the local area.

Rossi and Emily followed to prepare to understand the specific situation and give corresponding suggestions, just like their usual work content.

"You're wasting time." Hodge stood still and expressed his opinion bluntly.The sheriff stopped walking and turned to look at him.

"He is outnumbered now, do you think he will disappear out of thin air?"

"I think he took the little boy for a reason," Hodge explained to him.

"I don't care what the reason is!" The sheriff raised his tone, emphasizing his urgency.

Hodge did not patiently explain to the sheriff as usual, but instead used a firm tone to persuade the sheriff to accept his suggestion.

That kind of stubborn feeling makes the other party's mood not happy.

"You should! Carl's memory is no longer suppressed! He is reliving his past! Unless we know how to develop! There is no way we can find them!"

"I'm not going to just sit around and guess." The sheriff didn't listen to his explanation.

"Don't bother you!"

The sheriff frowned, glared at him, and turned to ask the other two. "Do you two also think it's wrong to go after him?"

"We have to get ahead of Kerr." Rossi unquestionably backs Hodge's view, and on this point, everyone at the BAU should agree.

Unable to get the answer he wanted, the sheriff gave Hodge a good look, turned around and left.

He walked between Emily and Rosie, and the two looked at each other in unison.

It's not a good time to anger the local police.

"A child is missing now." Emily emphasized the current chaotic situation. The sheriff was just a little impatient and at a loss.

"They don't need extra staff."

"When do we start profiling?" Rossi asked.

"If we had studied Foye's early criminal patterns, we would have known there was no way he would have left survivors."

The two looked at each other uneasily, and Emily looked cautious.

"What does Foye have to do with this?!"

"The most important thing we should have done was look at Foye's experience, but we didn't, so we sacrificed two couples and a whole carload of people. I won't make the same mistake again."

Hodge told them clearly what he thought, tried to prove that he was right, and made up for the mistakes he had made.