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Morgan: previously
on "Criminal Minds"...

Sergeant Scott?

Last time I saw you,

you were unconscious,
on your way home,

with a concussion and a
shrapnel wound in your arm.

This is no way for
a war hero to live.

It's called new directions.

It's an outreach center
dedicated to help vets

land on their feet.

Welcome home, marine.

My son Thomas
and his wife

live on the other
side of those hills.

The son you haven't
spoken to in a while?

19 years.

I got a grandson.

I ain't never
gonna see him.

Thomas Scott?

Yes.

I'm a friend of your father's.

Come on, focus.
Stay with me.

Do not die on me!

Oh, god, come on,
damn it.

You can make it.

We're almost there.
Hang on.

No, no, no, don't.

Hold on.

No, don't. Don't.

Ohh...

OK, wait right here.
I'm gonna get some help.

Thank you.

No.

Thank you.

Yeah. Yeah. I land
this afternoon

and then we'll head up
to the lake on Monday.

Yeah, me, too.
Can't wait.

Rossi, I'm from
the south side of Chicago, OK?

How can something
look so easy...

And be so hard?

And all those muscles of yours
won't help in something like this.

It's all in the wrist.

Oh, the wrist.

Yeah, yeah.

All right, all right,
OK, here we go. And...

There we go! That's what I'm
talkin' about! All right!

Yeah, boy! Whoo!

See, all you need
is a little garlic butter

and a 2008 well-chilled
bottle of Pouilly Fuisse.

OK, and maybe a...

Little meat tenderizer
wouldn't hurt.

Wow, David Rossi...

Taking time
to smell the roses.

You know, this daughter thing
might be paying dividends.

All I'll be smelling is fish guts
for the next couple of days,

but you are
absolutely right.

Hey, look, that's the
first fish I ever caught.

Give me that.
You enjoy yourself.

Alrighty.

Sir, is your phone
not working?

I shut it off. This vacation
is completely unplugged.

No work phone, no laptop...

What's wrong, Penelope?

It's new directions
for veterans in California.

They tried to call you,
but you...

This is David Rossi.

I see.

Well, I appreciate
you letting me know.

Um... I'll be out there
later today.

Harrison Scott
died last night.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

Bone cancer.
He never even said a word.

I will, uh, be going
to Los Angeles

before heading up
to San Francisco,

see if I can be
of any help.

Sir, if there's
anything I can do...

Well, I would appreciate it,
Penelope,

if, uh, you don't tell the
rest of the team about this,

not just yet.

Of course.
Whatever you want.

So, now Hotch as well
will not be joining us today.

What's up with Hotch?
He taking a vacation, too?

No. He is going to meet you
at the airport,

and actually, Rossi--

that doesn't matter.

Uh, I am here
to present the case.

3 nights ago,
in Tallahassee, Florida,

a woman named Betty Wright

was found shot in front
of carter memorial hospital.

She's currently brain dead.
She's on life support.

Her vehicle was found
10 miles from the location.

Looks like she'd been
in an accident.

Do we think the killer
engineered the crash?

That is unlikely. It appears
to be a single-car spinout.

So the unsub happened upon
the accident by chance

and was taking her
to the hospital.

Where a rescue mission somehow
turned into an execution.

Unfortunately, there is more,

because yesterday afternoon,
also in Tallahassee,

Cliff Daniels, 38, was found
bludgeoned and shot to death

on the steps of a church,
and ballistics confirm

that the gun was
the same in both shootings.

He leaves his victims on
the doorsteps of places

we think of as a sanctuary--
church, hospital.

Only to snatch away hope at the last
minute. Maybe we're dealing with a sadist?

Whatever the reason,

this unsub's killed twice
in less than 48 hours.

Let's get going.

911. Please state
your emergency.

There's been a shooting.

What is your location, sir?

The corner of hazel
and parkway.

Sir, if you could
just remain--

Kate: "death is the only god
who comes when you call."

Roger Zelazny.

Both victims were black, but the
similarities begin and end right there.

Betty Wright was a well-liked Tallahassee
native, pillar of the community.

Cliff Daniels, on the other
hand, was a shady character

from new jersey who moved
to Florida 3 months ago.

Yeah, and not for
the sunshine.

Maybe one of the investors who got
burned came back to Florida for revenge.

It doesn't explain
Betty Wright's murder.

To interrupt you on the jet
to report that a stray puppy

was found and saved and
given the best home ever.

But it's not gonna be today,

because there's been another
shooting. Victor hall.

Is he black?

Nope. White.

At least that might
eliminate race as a motive.

There was a witness this time,

Peter Goodwin,
the victim's shrink.

They'd just finished
a session together.

All right, Reid and Kate,
go to the medical examiner.

Morgan, you and JJ talk to Betty
Wright's family at the hospital.

I'll talk to this new witness and
see if he can shed some light.

Victor had been in therapy
with me for nearly 3 years.

And he gave no indication
that he might be in danger?

No, not at all.

He'd been going through
a lot recently.

Marriage problems.

A son with drug issues.

And then about
two weeks ago,

he was mugged and robbed.

But this--gunned down
in the streets...

How did you witness
the shooting?

It was the end
of our session.

I was tired.
I needed a boost.

There's a coffee place
down the street.

It was a quiet
time of day.

I was checking messages
on my cell phone,

and I just turned around
and saw victor.

And where was he?

At the other end
of the block.

There was a man walking
up fast behind him.

Can you describe
this person?

White guy. Maybe
late 40s, early 50s.

He hit victor across
the back of the head.

What did you do?

I mean, I couldn't believe
what I was seeing.

And then I took off
to try and help.

What happened next?

The guy crouched down.
That's when I saw the gun.

He pointed it
at victor's head.

That's when I heard
the gunshot.

And then the guy took off
across the street.

Did he take off on foot
or did he get into a car?

He got into a car.

A gold car.

I didn't get
the make or model.

You said that he was
crouched down over victor.

Yeah. It was like he was looking
for the right place to shoot him.

What do you mean by that?

Well, he was moving the gun
around on victor's head,

looking for an angle.

He wasn't taking
direct aim.

You said you were checking
your cell phone

and then you looked back
at victor.

Was there anything that
made you turn around and look?

Something you saw or heard?

No special reason.
I just looked around.

Put yourself
back in the moment.

Think carefully.

I heard sirens approaching.

So you heard police sirens
before the actual shooting?

Yes.

But that can't be,
can it?

I mean, how could
the police be responding

to something that
hadn't happened yet?

I'll stay and help however
I can and then come up,

two or three days max.

The lake isn't gonna dry up
all of a sudden.

Just take all the time
you need.

Yes, absolutely.
We're gonna be fine, dad.

You there?

I--I'm sorry. Whenever
I hear someone say "dad,"

I start looking around
to see who they're talking to.

Well, get used to it... Dad.

I'll call you tonight.

OK.

I appreciate you coming
on such short notice, Mr. Rossi.

It was a pleasure
and a privilege

to have known sergeant Scott.

He'll be missed.

Yes, he will.

These boxes were Harrison's.

His son Thomas said if you want
to start going through them,

it's all right with him.
He should be here soon.

Thank you.

So the gunshot
didn't kill Daniels.

That's right. Bullet
just grazed the skull.

C.O.D. Was actually from the
blunt force trauma to the head.

No, but there were minute traces
of metal flecks in the scalp.

My guess would be a tire iron,
metal pipe, something like that.

How long had Daniels been dead when
he was discovered at the church?

As head trauma goes,
I've seen a lot worse.

Two moderate blows to the temple,
like the killer was weak.

Or he restrained himself.

Is there such a thing
as underkill?

There was
with this victim.

If the unsub did hold back,
I wonder why.

My wife...

She lit up any room
she walked into.

Now look at her.

These damn machines have got
more life in them than she does.

Mr. Wright, was Betty
carrying anything valuable

the night of her accident?
Cash, expensive jewelry?

No. Why?

We think the man
who shot your wife

was initially bringing
her here for treatment,

but something
changed his mind.

No.

Betty didn't have anything
special with her that night.

Mr. Wright?

We're ready for you.

Got papers to sign.

You think you have years
left with someone...

All the time in the world.

And suddenly you don't.

Still sittin' on your ass,
Rossi?

It wasn't my idea, sergeant.

Got something for you.

I had to bribe Colson a
6-pack to make this happen.

But...

I wanted to make it
personal.

I'm proud of you.

Not just for what
you did here,

but what you're going
to do in the future.

I expect great things.

Thank you, sergeant.

I need to heal up
first, though.

And when you do,
remember,

scars only show us
where we've been,

they do not dictate
where we are going.

Mr. Rossi.

Thomas.

When did you get in?

Last night.

Had you known
your dad had been sick?

Yeah.

He told me a couple
months ago

when it was obvious
something was wrong.

He made me promise
not to tell anyone.

Especially you.

I'm sorry.

No, don't be.

Harrison had his own
way of doing things.

Yeah. Stubborn.

I prefer to say...

Sure of himself.

It's what made him
a great leader.

But dad knew he was dying
for over a year,

even before you came out
last time.

That explains his urgency
to reconnect with you,

get to know may,
meet his grandson.

The funeral--
it's the day after tomorrow.

I'm not even sure
what I'm supposed to do.

If you don't mind, Thomas,

as a fellow marine,

I'd like to take care of it.

Are you sure?

Absolutely.

It would be my honor.

Those his?

Yeah.

So, uh, which one's you?

Uh, that would be the
handsome one right there.

The last couple of months,

my dad's been trying
to reconnect with these men

who served under him
in Vietnam.

Did he have any luck?

No, too much time has passed.

People are hard to find.

Well, let me help you
pack these things up.

Mr. Rossi.

Thank you again

for giving me the time
I did have with my father.

Police are saying
victor hall

was pronounced dead
at the scene.

Tonight, friends and family
of the victim are asking...

Why did you let him die?

One of victor's co-workers...

You were right there!

And they have no idea
what the motive

behind this killing--

are you all right?

Yeah, I'm fine.
It's just...

The news.

It's not healthy for you to sit
back here all the time in the dark.

Did you get your medicine?

This morning.

I'm sorry.

All those bad years
I put you and mom through.

The drugs, the everything.

It's in the past.

I just wish your mother
was here to see you now.

The real you.

Timmy's happy.

He wasn't like this
before we moved back home.

You are a lifeline for him.

For both of us.

Everything's gonna
be OK, dad.

It's all gonna work out.

Timmy: mommy?

OK, so the 911 call
on victor hall's murder

came in at 10:37 am.,
police were on the scene

at 10:42, only moments
after the shooting.

So the killer himself
made the call.

He alerted the police
before shooting victor.

It's like he was leaving
open the chance for rescue,

he's being careful. The call came
from a disposable cell phone

Hotch also said he was
careful to place the bullet

so it penetrated
the skull at an angle.

Mimics the restrained nature of
the head trauma to Cliff Daniels.

Garcia said she couldn't find
a shred of connective tissue

between
any of the victims.

So far, the unsub staged his
murders in front of a hospital,

a church, and
a psychiatrist's office.

He could be making a statement
about body, mind, and soul.

No, no, no. To me it feels like he's
re-enacting, playing out versions

of a near-miss that happened
to him or a loved one.

Or he's
an adrenaline junkie.

Killing isn't exciting
unless he's walking

that raggedy edge
of being caught.

OK, so let's catch him.

911. What is your emergency?

Listen. There's a burglary
in progress

at 24481 crescent circle drive.

I think someone
inside's been hurt.

Man: damn it!

Hey.

Who the hell are you?

You should have stayed asleep.

Small-caliber weapon

and a heads-up 911 call
before it happened.

This has to be our guy.

First shot was at medium range,
the rest were pointblank.

The victim
had been drinking.

Enough painkillers to
start his own pharmacy.

I have a very interesting tidbit regarding
the church Daniels was found at.

They have a very popular sunrise service
there every morning, no exception,

except for the exception that happened
on the day Daniels was found there.

The pastor had a death
in the family.

He had to cancel
the service last-minute.

The unsub must have known
about the sunrise service.

He was expecting daniels'
body to be found right away.

So the first two victims were placed
where they'd be found quickly,

and the next two victims weren't
shot until the unsub made sure

that help was on the way.

What's that about?

Dad.

This is Keith,
the one I told you about.

From my group.

Oh, right.

Right. Keith.
I'm sorry.

It's all right, sir.
It's just nice to meet you.

He just came by the visit,
borrow a couple books.

OK, well, I'm glad that
you two could finally meet.

Voice recognition confirms the
same person made both 911 calls.

So the only consistency in all 4
shootings is the near rescue component.

What's this guy doing,
daring us to catch him?

No, I think he genuinely
wants his victims to survive.

Well, not the latest victim.

Crawford took one bullet to
the head and 5 to the chest.

Crawford's the exception.
When the unsub got inside,

he noticed the severity
of Crawford's substance abuse.

Which made him unworthy
of being saved?

Unworthy, unsuitable.
We need to look

at the Betty white
surveillance video again.

Hotch: this is where the spree started it.
The question is, what triggered it?

It doesn't look
premeditated,

but he did have a gun.

Well, this is stand
your ground Florida.

Lots of citizens
ride around with weapons.

JJ: up to this point, he still
looks like a good Samaritan.

All right, rewind it to the point
where he puts her up against the tree

and then play it back
in slow-motion.

Right there.

His body language changes.

He saw something.

Mm-hmm.
Can you zoom in on her?

Is she wearing a bracelet?

Garcia, you said
that Betty Wright

had been taken off
life support, yes?

Yeah. She passed away
two hours ago.

But she hasn't been transferred to the M.E.
Yet, has she?

I don't know how you know
that, but no, she hasn't.

If you give me a nanosecond
I will tell you why that is.

It's because her organs
are being recovered.

Her organs are being recovered.

Sir, you frequently amaze me a little,
but sometimes you amaze me a lot.

That's right. Betty Wright was
wearing a medic alert bracelet

identifying her
as an organ donor.

Garcia, were any of the other
victims organ donors?

Let me see. Uh...

Yes, yes, and...

Yes.

Every one.

We believe we're looking
for a white male

in his early to mid-50s.

He appears to be engineering
murder scenarios

so the victims can be
attended to quickly enough

to have their organs
recovered.

All the victims
are registered organ donors.

With Betty Wright, he saw
her medic alert bracelet.

We don't know how he learned
about the others yet.

He may need an organ
for himself or a loved one,

but because of the scarcity
of available organs,

he could be taking matters
into his own hands.

If the supply is low,
he'll create supply.

Now, with the latest victim,
the killer made a mistake.

Dale Crawford had serious
alcohol and drug issues.

This would have compromised
his vital organs

and made him a poor candidate
for a transplant.

When the killer realized the
mistake he made with Crawford,

the punishment
was cold-blooded murder.

It is possible that this
setback with Crawford

will actually accelerate
the unsub's kills

and make him more
dangerous.

Thank you.

Hello?

Hi, Dr. Urman.

Yes.

No, I understand.

Thank you
for letting me know.

I will.

The liver went
to somebody else.

It's not fair.

Dad, there's lots of people
in my position,

and some of them are even
sicker than I am.

Like Keith.

And they're ahead of me
on the waiting list.

That's just how it is.

How it is
does not make it right!

I'm close, though.

Dr. Urman said a call
could come at any time.

You can't give up hope.

I won't.

I won't.

Yeah, the doctor sounded
really hopeful.

We won't know for certain
till sometime tomorrow, but...

I know. That's why I packed
an overnight kit today.

Yeah.

Penelope?

Hello, sir, how are you?

I'm doing OK.
How are things there?

Oh, good. Uh, one small thing.

Derek called and he asked
how many fish you caught

but you know how sometimes my
face does that weird twisty thing

when I'm telling a lie
and I try to--

yes?
Garcia.

I spoke to Hotch earlier
today about Harrison.

He's going to fill in
the rest of the team.

OK. That's a relief.

Actually, I called
to ask a favor.

Yeah, anything. What?

Be honest with me.
If you're too busy...

No, I'm not. I swear.

You can't see,
but my face isn't doing

that twisty thing at all.
What do you need?

It's nearly impossible to narrow
down the unsub's hunting ground.

I mean, any cashier who asked a
customer for their driver's license

is gonna know that
they're an organ donor.

Garcia's checking to see if all
of our victims intersected

at any retail
establishments.

Is located right here in
Tallahassee and their employees

not to mention online
donor registration.

Anyone with even
marginal computer skills

could access the database.

We've got another one.

Reid: Keith Doheny.
A jogger found him like this.

Was there a 911 call
beforehand?

Nothing.

Oxygen concentrator.
If he's not in good health,

he's not exactly a good
candidate for donating organs.

You know, the victim's
severely jaundiced.

He himself could be in the
final stages of liver failure.

So maybe that's it. Maybe
he's not giving organs,

he's in need of one.

You are right on the dinero.

Keith Doheny has been waiting
for a liver transplant

since last November.

What's his meld score?

His what what?

The united network for organ sharing
uses to determine those most in need.

It's high.

Like right there at the top.

OK, so if the other murders
were about creating supply,

maybe now he's
eliminating demand?

Which means the unsub isn't
dispersing organs randomly.

He's trying to help
one specific person.

One way to do that, whittle
down the competition.

Estelle?

Estelle?

Where are you?

Grandpa!

Timmy, what's the matter?

Something's wrong
with mommy.

Estelle!

Estelle!

Garcia's checking the waiting
lists for liver transplants.

Someone's going to benefit
from Keith Doheny's death.

Since the blood types
of the victims are varied,

have her only look at the
universal recipient, ab-positive.

You know, if the unsub needs
the organ for a loved one,

he probably already tried to
make a living donation himself.

The liver has the greatest regenerative
capacity of any organ in the human body

and a transplanted portion
from a living donor

will grow to full size
in a couple of weeks.

Have Garcia get names of people
who applied to be living donors

but were rejected.

OK, identifying donors
is one thing,

but finding out who was on
a recipient waiting list

is next to impossible. How
did the unsub manage it?

We need to look at Keith
Doheny's circle of friends.

Anyone who might be familiar
with his circumstances.

How is she?

Estelle is resting
comfortably.

That doesn't tell me
a damn thing!

Is she gonna be OK?

Frank, we've always
known the situation.

Time is running out.

As in what?

Hours?

Days?

Weeks, hopefully.

But not months.

No, frank, not months.

But there's always hope that
another liver will come available.

As difficult as it sounds,

it's best to try to resume your
normal life in the meantime.

Dad.

Dad.

Wow, I really do need to re-educate
you about this dad business.

Wh-what are--
what are you doing here?

There are times when
families should be together,

and this seemed like
one of those times.

What--how did you know
to find me here?

L.A.'s a big city.

Remember that "find your friend"
app I put on your cell phone?

It put you directly in front of
new directions for veterans.

Well, I'm glad you came.

It's nice to see
your face.

So what were you
thinking about just now?

You seemed far away.

My last real conversation
with Harrison.

Was right on this bench.

Conversation about what?

About what a screw-up
I was when I enlisted.

I was a real hothead back then.
I didn't have a clue.

It's hard to picture you
like that.

Oh, picture it, trust me.

But sergeant Harrison Scott
straightened me out.

Before him, I was on
a fast train to nowhere.

Sounds like my mother wouldn't
have given the old David Rossi

the time of day.

Oh, god, no,
not in a million years.

Well, then I guess
you could say

that since Harrison Scott
made you and my mom possible...

He sort of made me possible.

Yeah. I guess you could.

Hey. How about some lunch?

I know a great Italian
place on Pico,

and they play nothing
but Tony Bennett.

Yeah, sounds great.

I'm not very familiar
with Tony Bennett,

but if you like him,
I'm sure he's OK.

OK? Tony Bennett?

OK?

This re-education thing is
going to be a two-way street.

All right, thanks,
baby girl.

Let me know
if you find anything.

Garcia's not having much
luck with the recipients.

Hotch?

Maybe we need to go back
and focus again on how the unsub

knew that the first 4 victims
were organ donors.

We've been down that road.
It's a cast of thousands.

It includes every employee of every
retail establishment in the area.

Dale Crawford, the substance
abuser, you have his file?

Yeah.

Temporary driver's license.
It only expired a month ago.

OK, so what are you
thinking?

Cliff Daniels, the victim
who was found in the church,

recently moved from Florida.
to new jersey,

meaning he would have to have
his driver's license replaced.

And Daniels would have to trade in his
new jersey license for a Florida. one.

The DMV.

Is that it, then?

Hey, I said, am I done
here or what?

Yes, I'm sorry.
You're done.

Like I got nothin' else
to do all day.

Next.

Hey, talk to me, mama.

Frank Cosgrove works
at the DMV branch

smack dab in the middle of the
Geo zone where our victim lived.

He has a daughter Estelle,
blood type ab-positive,

who's on the recipient list
for a liver transplant.

She goes to a support group
attended by a Keith Doheny.

Frank Cosgrove did indeed
try to make a living donation

6 months ago, but he was medically
rejected due to high blood pressure.

It there is an unsub box that hasn't
been checked, I'm not finding it.

An address, Garcia.

Work and home on its way.

It's not necessary
to smile.

You'll receive your license
in 3 to 5 weeks.

Thank you.

The DMV where frank Cosgrove
works is nearby.

We're trying to confirm
he's there today.

If everyone could just wait a minute
or two, we'll take care of you.

Janice, there's
a call for you.

It's the FBI.

Can I help you?

Yeah, but he just took off
right in the middle of a shift.

OK, do you know who the
last customer is he served?

It looks like it was a woman
named Carol Murray. Why?

OK, this is important.
Does it say anywhere

that she's an organ donor?

Yes, she is.

No, I just finished
with the DMV

and now I'm heading
to the store.

What do you and the kids
feel like for dinner?

Come on. Come on,
pick up.

Have the operator
break in.

Well, you'll just
have to wait and see.

That's the fun of it.

There's an emergency
call trying to get through.

Please clear the line.

Oh, my god, Greg,
I have to hang up.

Hello?

Carol Murray?

Yes. Who is this?

This is agent Jareau
and agent Morgan with the FBI.,

and I need you to stay calm
and listen to me carefully.

FBI?

Ma'am, where are you?

I'm outside the DMV.
What's going on?

JJ: OK, carol, I need you
to walk back into the DMV

as if nothing is wrong.

OK.

Just stay right there.

Ohh! Ohh!

Carol?

Carol, are you there?

Oh, please don't hurt me.

Please!

Quiet.

Frank Cosgrove, FBI.!

Drop that weapon, put
your hands in the air.

One step and I'll shoot her.

We know about
your daughter.

This is not
the solution.

Keep Estelle out of this!

She's 23 years old.

A mother.
She deserves to live.

The woman you're holding
is also a mother.

Frank, you don't want this
to be your legacy.

Estelle wouldn't want this.
You know she wouldn't.

Drop the weapon.

Forgive me.

Where am I?

You're going into surgery,
Estelle.

Everything's gonna be fine.

My wife. They said
she was in a shooting.

Greg Murray. The police said she'd
been taken to the hospital, and I--

Mr. Murray?

Oh, thank god.

Frank, you don't want this
to be your legacy.

Estelle wouldn't want this.
You know she wouldn't.

Drop the weapon.

Forgive me.

Yeah, that's great.

OK, thank you.

Estelle's transplant
was a success.

Do you think she'll ever find out
that she has her father's liver?

Well, the directive
that was in Cosgrove's desk

said that the donor
would remain anonymous.

She's gonna know
he was a killer, though,

and why he was doing it. The
math can't be that hard.

No, but as we know, there's some
truths the brain refuses to process.

I wonder how Rossi's doing.

This is more
than I was expecting.

Every marine is entitled to
a funeral with full honors.

You just have to ask.

Plus a couple of 3-stars
from my cigar club in DC

Wanted to fly in
to be part of this.

And them?

Those gentlemen
are who are left

from your father's
squad in Vietnam.

How'd you find them
so quickly?

Someday I'll introduce you

to one Penelope Garcia.

Flag!

On behalf of the president
of the united states,

the commandant
of the marine corps,

and a grateful nation,

please accept this flag
as a token

of our appreciation

for your loved one's service
to country and corps.

Rossi: "as life runs on,

"the road grows strange
with faces new

"and near the end, the milestones
into headstones change,

'neath every one a friend."

James Russel Lowell.