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Giddy-up.

Well, it's about time.

I promise I will make it up to you.

Now, tell me what you want.

I want...

I can do that.

Ahh.

Heh, heh, heh, heh.

What are you doin'?

Hey.

Hey, lover.

Tonight?

Yeah. I'm wide open.

2 AM?

You like to make me wait,
don't you?

You want the usual? Ooh.

Uh, so where do you wanna meet?

The Cutler.

I think I can do that.

OK.

Look, ma. Look what I can do.

I can do it myself.

Hi, dad.

Hotchner.

Agent, this is Patrick Jackson,
Attorney General, down in Texas.

Yes, sir, what can I do for you?

I got a case here,
in Dallas, and...

well, your director thought you
might be the person for a consult.

Could you forward the details

to Jennifer Jareau, our liaison?

Not your team,
Agent Hotchner. Just you.

What's the reason for that, sir?

You'll be briefed on the ground.

Could you send details about
the case or the unsub?

It's not the unsub you
need to worry about.

It's the lawyers.

How soon can you be here?

Does the name Hoyt
Ashford ring a bell?

Investment banker?

Close. Hedge fund manager.

You might have seen him on the talk shows,
all red in the face,

saying the real-estate
crisis wasn't a big thing.

I did see his public apology on
the news channels, when it was.

Yeah, well, that was unfortunate,

'cause now his lawyers want
to classify this as suicide.

We kept the scene preserved.

Your consult might
buy us some time.

Well, most men don't take viagra

before they kill themselves.

Does he have a wife?

At home, with the kids.

So, mistress or prostitute?

Agent Hotchner,
what I'm about to tell you

is confidential information.

It's not to be included
in any reports.

Every Wednesday,
Ashford withdrew $10,000

out of the fund, in cash.

Today was no different.

So, high-end prostitute.

We interviewed the valet,
the concierge. Nobody saw her.

Well, that's not surprising.
These women know how to be discreet.

You'd think with profit
margins in the toilet,

they'd show a little restraint.

So, this isn't the first?

We think it's the second.

I am gonna call my team.

Understood.

But there is a reason why
I wanted you here first.

I got 3 judges and
one state senator

asking if I'm sure I have a case.

You poke around this type of woman,
this type of lifestyle,

people get edgy, call in favors.

I'm sorry, but the politics
of this are your problem.

Yes, they are. And, of course,
we all want her stopped.

You just don't want any big
fish caught in the net.

That's how it's gotta be,

or I have to rescind the
request for bureau involvement.

Local murders, local case.

Alright. I just need a place

for my team to set up
and all your case files.

We don't have as much on Michael Stanton,
but I'll send it over.

I'll be in touch in the morning.

Thank you, Agent Hotchner.

What floor?

Um, 16. Thank you.

Long night?

Uh, kinda. Yeah.

Yeah. Me, too.

These Tokyo markets are killing me.

Excuse me.

Good night.

Darling.

"The prostitute is not,
as feminists claim,

the victim of men,
but rather their conqueror,

an outlaw who controls
the sexual channels

between nature and culture."

Camille Paglia.

Female serial killers
are a fascinating field.

We don't have much
information on them,

but what we do know involves throwing
the rules completely out the window.

Signature, for instance.

They don't torture
or take trophies.

Because there's no
sexual gratification

when a woman kills.

Exactly. Murder is the goal.

They don't have to
do anything extra.

So, basically, women are
more efficient at killing.

Historically, they've had
body counts in the hundreds.

So assuming that the
job is the stressor,

what are some of the reasons
prostitutes kill their customers?

Money, drugs,

post-traumatic stress disorder.

At some point, every call girl,

no matter how well paid,

gets coerced into an activity

she didn't consent to.

Aileen Wuornos used
to purposefully stage

paid sexual encounters as
an excuse to murder men

she thought would rape her.

But Wuornos was psychotic
and disorganized.

I think this girl's poisoning
them before she has sex with them.

She's using
tetra-methylene-disulfotetramine.

It's a popular rat poison,
in China,

easily soluble in alcohol.

Poison is the perfect MO...
quiet, quick,

and the victims never see it coming

because they think
they're getting lucky.

Does that mean something to you?

Well, at $10,000 a night,

these men are paying for discretion,
as well as sex.

She has a history with them.
They see her repeatedly.

She didn't decide to
kill them in the moment.

She walks in with the
intent to kill them,

and she's doing it before
she sleeps with them.

So she's not just organized.
She's also methodical.

She decides early which one of
her clients are worth killing

and which aren't,
and she plans accordingly.

Maybe the victims all
share the same fetish.

Both victims were in their fifties,
highly visible,

careful about their image.

I mean, if they were kinky,
in the same way,

they'd go to great
lengths to hide it.

And we're facing a
corporate culture

that'll do everything
it can to keep us out.

Actually, I had some luck there.

Hoyt Ashford's wife isn't
too happy with how he died.

She's agreed to talk to us?

Yeah, but because every silver
lining has a dark cloud,

uh, the hedge fund
released a statement.

Uh, "Ashford died
peacefully in his home,

according to lawyer David Madison."

They're already
trying to close rank.

Does that language sound
familiar to anyone else?

What do you mean?

The press release
from the first victim.

Uh, "According to company lawyer,

Stanton died peacefully
in his home."

Prentiss and Morgan,
start with the wife.

See if you can get her to open up.

JJ, call the lawyers and tell them
I wanna meet with both of them.

You want to play
them off each other?

I think one of them wrote
both press releases.

Let's see which one calls us back.

Babe.

What time is it?

If you leave now,
you can get your kids to school.

Thank you, Agent Hotchner.

The Phoenix Police announced

the suspect responsible for the
deaths of 5 Phoenix officers

had been caught.

That is not the case.

The killer is still at large.

Mrs. Ashford, we're very
sorry about our husband.

I've been getting nothing
but condolences all day.

I feel like a hypocrite
for accepting them,

knowing how he died.

We think your husband
might have been targeted

because of something...

sexual he did with this call girl.

We know this is hard,

but is there anything
you can tell us

about what he liked?

In bed? I can sum
it up in one word.

"Younger."

How much younger?

24, 25 is...

that was when I met him.

So, your age difference was
part of the attraction?

Are you kidding?

It was the whole relationship.

Mrs. Ashford, no offense,
but your husband

spent a lot of money on this woman.

Was there anything else at all

that he liked from a younger woman,
besides the ego boost?

There's a certain
kind of man, agent,

for whom the only kind
of sex that matters

is the ego boost.

But in a marriage like ours,

after a few years, it doesn't
come voluntarily anymore.

You have to work at it.

Or, in my husband's case...

pay for it.

JJ, both lawyers said that
they would be here at noon.

They both called back,
and they said

they would meet you at
the Manchester Center.

It's almost 12:30.
Neither of them are here.

Can you text me the numbers?
I need to call...

Agent Hotchner?

- Never mind. She's here.
- She?

Yes.

Ellen Daniels. Barswell Consulting.

Ms. Daniels, we called 2 lawyers,

and neither of them was you.

They called me to consult
on the press releases.

My firm specializes in
strategic risk management

for firms around the city.

Ah. You're a problem solver.

And we have a mutual one, don't we?

Do you know who this girl is?

No.

Well, one of your clients might.
That's the point.

Well, they're not gonna open up
to either one of us about it.

Then they're putting
themselves at risk.

Yes, I understand that,
but you see, my hands are tied.

None of these men are gonna admit

that they have a
professional girlfriend.

I can subpoena their
financial records.

Then I would have to file about a year's
worth of injunctions to stall you.

Now, who needs that kind of hassle?

Ms. Daniels, this is not a game.

I need a phone number,

if not of this particular girl,
then someone like her,

someone we can talk to.

No escort will agree to
sit down with the FBI.

But I have somethin'
better for you,

assuming you might be willing to
overlook certain legal niceties.

Do you wanna buy a house?

No.

Yes, you do.

Um, I don't get it.

I thought Hotch said we were
gonna meet a madam here.

Actually, there's a lot of overlap
between real estate and sex work.

Property is a safe and
inspection-free investment

for large sums of cash.

Your brownstone used to
be owned by a gigolo.

Well, hello, you two!

Ah. Are you the...

Isn't this neighborhood
just fabulous?

And you're gonna love this house.

You two need lessons in faking it.

I teach a class.

Uh, I'm... I'm sorry.

I... I just...
I wanted to be clear.

You are a madam, right?

You arrange dates for escorts?

All I arrange are meetings.

What happens between 2 consenting
adults when that meeting is over

is something I'm not liable for.

Now... who wants a scone?

Oh, yes. We all know
about this woman.

She's terrible for business.

I guess there's only so
many men that can, uh,

afford the service you provide.

Well, that's certainly true.

But the way she's behaving,
she's only hurting herself.

And why is that?

An escort's client list

is the most important
investment she has.

It's her daily income and her retirement
package, when she sells the list.

So she isn't working
with a service, is she?

No madam would allow an escort
to kill off the clientele.

What about the, um, type of work

your employees do?

We're sort of operating
under the assumption

that this escort is,
um, killing men

who make her perform a...

specific sexual act.

What'd you have in mind, sweetie?

I... I don't even... I don't know.

If I may,

I think you're looking
at this all wrong.

Start with this question.

Why would a man pay
a woman 5 figures?

It's not for sex, is it?

Of course, you've gotta be good in bed,
to be successful,

but that's the easy part.

What's the difficult part?

What men want more than the
no-strings-attached sex

is a therapist,

someone who will absorb the worst
parts of their personalities.

Their fears and their insecurities.

Everything they can't
take home to their wife.

That's what I groom
my girls to do...

how to talk to these men,
how to listen.

Don't get me wrong.
Deviancy comes with the territory.

I can't tell you how many
men need to be submissive

as an outlet from their
extremely stressful jobs.

I can tell you that if
the sex was the reason

she was killing these men,

she would have broken long
before she charged $10,000.

So, it isn't how
these men act in bed.

It's how they act out of it.

Jesse, what's your 20?

Uh, I'm, uh,
just startin' my sweep.

Oh, my God.

Victim was Joseph Fielding.

He was the CFO here.

Poisoned?

And staged.

She killed him in his office and then
rolled him out here to be found.

The lipstick's new.

Done postmortem.

Reid said female serial killers

don't leave a signature.

I think she did that just for us.

She's already exposed him at his most
vulnerable. Now she wants to be noticed.

I'm allowed back.

Which one of you is Aaron Hotchner?

I'm Hotchner.

Larry Bartlett. I represent Mr.
Fielding in Webster Industries.

This is a closed crime scene,
Mr. Bartlett.

Yes. I spoke to Ellen Daniels.

She said you're a
very reasonable man.

Escort him out, please.

No, wait. Please.

The press is outside,
and they can smell blood.

Any way we can handle
this discreetly?

We're not about to lie for you.

Don't have to lie.
Just don't comment.

Excuse us.

Is there any reason
to go public yet?

Validating her is
exactly what she wants.

If we hold back, she's more
likely to make a mistake.

He doesn't need to know that.

We need everything you
have on Fielding...

bank accounts, tax records,
e-mails, everything.

Everything.

18 cars, 6 houses, and 3 boats.

Can you even boat in Dallas?

You know, when you're talking
about that much money,

10 grand for a call
girl is like deciding

where to go for dinner.

Are you there, Garcia?

Affirmative.

I have half a million over here,

for something called the Bat Cave.

And here's a picture of
him as fetish Batman.

That is wrong.

Is there anything this guy
didn't like to spend money on?

Yeah, his ex-wives.

Fielding was married 4 times.

He didn't have prenups
the first two,

but he did everything he could
to cut off his ex-wives.

Are there children involved?

Yes, with 3 of the wives.

Hoyt Ashford was married a few times,
too, wasn't he?

You know, considering that
when Kevin takes me to dinner

and a movie, he defaults
on his student loans,

this amount of money is sick.

What did you find?

Well, all 3 of our
dearly departed rich guys

were embroiled in
bitter court battles

over how much to pay in
alimony and child support,

and even when the court
ruled in the wife's favor,

which was almost always,
these 3 charmers just, you know,

decided not to pay.

Garcia, can you generate
a list of high-profile

Dallas CEOs who are holding
out on their ex-wives?

One loaded losers list,
Dallas edition, comin' at ya.

Penelope out.

So why would a
prominent businessman,

who could easily pay
child support, refuse to?

For this type of
overachieving personality,

paying money after the marriage
ends probably offends him.

They're spending tens of
thousands on an escort,

but they won't drop a dime on
their wife and kids? That's cold.

Narcissistic, self-absorbed,

a pathological avoidance of
paternal responsibilities.

Meanwhile, most prostitutes
come from broken homes,

she's listening to pillow talk.
Could serve as some sort of trigger.

How their ex-wives are
cheating them out of money,

how their kids are nagging them.

Everything that these men take for
granted and that she never had.

Well, should I assemble
the police for a profile?

I just don't think it's gonna help.

She lives in a completely
different world than they do.

Same for the news-watching public.

And the CEOs who sleep
with her won't admit to it.

Like I could even get past the
team of lawyers protecting them.

What if we give the profile
to the corporate lawyers?

They've cleaned up after her,

even if they don't realize
that they've seen this woman.

Because every time we've approached them,
they've circled the wagons.

What makes you think this
is gonna be any different?

Because she's putting
them at risk, too.

We're looking for a white woman
between the ages of 25 and 30.

She's paid between $10,000
and $15,000 per session.

She's very well versed in the
world of money and privilege.

Even though she's a call girl,
she doesn't look like one.

She could pass as a
businesswoman or a co-worker.

You've probably written up her
personal expenses as losses...

shoes, jewelry, clothing.

Your bosses pay her in cash,

but they may also be
paying her in other ways...

taking care of her, a new car,

paying for her medical bills, even.

She probably did not grow
up with a father figure,

and she is now turning that rage

toward clients who walk
out on their families.

What's going to happen
once this woman is caught?

She'll be prosecuted to the
fullest extent of the law.

What about the other men she's sleeping
with, the ones she doesn't kill?

What about them?

Will they be prosecuted?

Right now we're concentrating

on stopping her from killing again.

That's all well and good,

but our employers are gonna ask
us about the risks involved

in cooperating with
an FBI investigation.

Tell your employers that the
risk is not only a physical one.

She's compromising privileged
information as well.

After she sleeps with these men,
they talk to her.

It's part of the release
they get in seeing her.

All that dirty laundry you've
worked so hard to cover up,

she knows it.

As long as she's out there,

it's not just your clients
that are vulnerable.

Your firms are, too.

Excuse me.

I'm Allison Barnes.

I'm a lawyer at Webster Industries,

where Joseph Fielding worked.

This is really not the time.

We'd like to hear
what she has to say.

Go ahead, Ms. Barnes.

A while back,

I, um, looked at some paperwork

that Mr. Fielding filed,
about a penthouse downtown.

I asked him what
he'd be using it for,

and he just kind of chuckled
and said it was for a friend.

Is that the kind of information
you're looking for?

Do you have an address?

Trent?

Yes. Hi. That's me.

Hi. Thank you for meeting me here.

No, please, thank you.

May I sit?

Yes. Oh, God, yes.

Of course.

So, let me explain something.

Nothing's gonna happen today.

We are just gonna chat and
get to know each other,

And then we'll make an appointment
for later in the week.

So, just... relax.

OK?

Yeah.

No.

Believe it or not, this is me...

relaxed.

Wine?

Sure.

I've never done anything
like this before.

Trent.

Uh, could I see a list

of '82 Bordeaux?

What I'm trying to say is that...

it's been a while since
I've been out on...

a date. Heh.

When did your wife die?

How did you know?

I just do.

She had ovarian cancer.

Mm.

8 months ago.

She...

Oh.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Boy, this must really be sexy, huh?

Trent... you are not gonna
say the wrong thing,

or scare me away.

I am here for you.

I almost didn't show up.

How come?

'Cause I was nervous.

And my lawyers told
me about this thing.

What thing?

Apparently, there's this girl...

woman... like you...

Mmm.

who's been killing her clients.

Really?

My lawyers met with the FBI.

This woman targets CEOs

and big spenders.

How awful.

Yeah. Somebody's already
spilled the beans

about a penthouse she has.

It's just a matter of
time till they catch her.

Uh, when they do, there'll be...

a lot of big men in trouble.

Well, my guys seem to think they
got the FBI in their pocket.

They won't release any names.
And if they do...

we'll take care of 'em.

The FBI knows how to play ball.

Trent...

let's get out of here.

I thought there were rules.

Mm-hmm.

I am making

an... exception.

You got anything?

No. And she seems too smart

to leave a receipt laying around.

Yeah. Ruins the mystique.

She's gotta be whatever
the customer wants.

Hey, look at this.

She's got a lot of high-end
designer jewelry here and then this.

It's way too small
to be an adult's.

She probably kept it
from her childhood.

Ohh. It's a purity ring.

By wearing it,

you promise to save
yourself for marriage.

She broke that promise
a long time ago.

Hey, Prentiss.

Got a whip?

Antique first editions
on the bookshelves.

And porno in the DVD player.

Nothing identifiable.

No pictures,
no sense of personality.

Her lifestyle is
completely disposable.

Well, these aren't just for show.

The spines are cracked.
Somebody's read these.

Who reads voltaire in French?

Someone with good taste,

probably well-educated.

You know, we profiled that she
learned to fake privilege.

What if she's not faking it?

You're saying maybe she came
from money the whole time?

Maybe.

Prentiss should answer.
If it's a customer,

she'll get more
information out of them.

Unless she's calling
in for her messages.

Yeah, Garcia, we're gettin' a call to
this line. Can you work some magic?

I don't have a trap-and-trace
in place yet. Give me a few.

I'm gonna stay on the line.

She's gonna work it.
Prentiss, get ready to vamp.

Hi, it's me. You know what to do.

Aaron.

I know you're up there.

Pick up.

Aaron Hotchner.

Hello.

I'm at a disadvantage.

You seem to know my name,

but I don't know yours.
Can we start there?

I thought I could trust you, Aaron.

Who says you can't?

I want to.

I even looked you up online.

Is that strange?

No. It's flattering to be
noticed by a woman like you.

And I thought you were so...

upstanding.

I watched the presentation
you gave on school shootings.

It's the one they
posted on Youtube.

And for a moment,
I actually thought

there were still good
people in the world.

But I've disappointed you,
haven't I?

Just like all the
other men in your life

who've walked out
on their families,

who deserve to be punished.

Did you walk out on your family?

No. My wife left me.

Do you have kids?

I have a son.

How often do you see him?

I try to see him every week.

Do you see him every week?

No, I don't get there
as often as I want.

I believe you.

But don't compare
yourself to the men I see.

You are nothing like them.

You're just another whore.

How am I a whore?

You come when called.

You do their bidding.

My guys seem to think

they got the FBI in their pocket.

In hotels, you take the side
elevator to avoid crowds,

while the men who pay your salary

walk across the ivory marble
foyer into their cars.

- Garcia.
- I'm in on the land line,

triangulating the cell.

Give me, like, 60 seconds.

But I'm just frustrating you,
aren't I?

What do you mean?

Well, you wanna show the
world all these bad men,

and my investigation's
just getting in your way.

No, Aaron.

You're not doing your job!

You don't want to arrest me,
you don't want me in custody,

because you're in their pocket.

We'll take care of them.

You just want me to disappear,
just like they do.

Truthfully, I'm only
interested in finding you.

You've been betrayed so many times,

you don't know who to trust,

and that's why that first
murder felt so good,

but each one since has been
less and less satisfying.

You know that's going to continue.

Am I right?

Yeah.

Come to me and turn yourself in.

I will make sure that you
get the help you need.

I won't let you disappear.

If we met under different
circumstances...

I could believe that.

I won't let you cover this up.

Garcia, talk to me. Hello?

- Garcia, focus.
- Oh, my God, was that...

Um, uh, uh...

Hello?

Channel 9 newsroom.

I just heard gunshots
in a parking lot.

Corinth and Michigan.

I think somebody might be dead.

Uh...

Got it! 1818 Corinth Avenue.

Get back!

Don't compare yourself
to the men I see.

You are nothing like them.

You're just another whore.

Her use of the word
whore is interesting.

It suggests she's trying to
disassociate herself from her actions.

But she's become more
personal with the murders.

She's changed her MO
from poison to a gun.

And she changed her victimology.

Trent Rabner was faithful
to his wife, until she died.

They didn't have kids.

Her whole justification

for who's worth killing
and who isn't is gone.

She's obviously devolving.

This is gonna be ugly.
She's the type

who could go on a spree and take
out anyone she sees as a target.

Reid, go to the end,
just before she pulls the trigger.

Well, you wanna show the
world all these bad men

and my investigation's
just getting in your way.

No, Aaron.

You're not doing your job!

You don't want to arrest me,
you don't want me in custody,

because you're in their pocket.

You just want me to disappear,
just like they do.

Who's "they"?

The men she sleeps with,
I'm assuming?

No, it's bigger than that now.

She's lumping Hotch
in with the lawyers.

So maybe it's anyone
in a position of power

who could cover this up,
cover her up.

The purity ring you found,
you said it was tiny?

Only a little girl could wear it.

She wouldn't buy that for herself.

It was a gift.

Maybe she's talking
about her father.

Well, if her father was
anything like these CEOs,

he probably walked out on her, too.

OK, so, you're rich.

You decide to start
sleeping with men

who are like your father,
to get back at him.

How do you go about
finding clients?

Could she have started
with the service?

She wouldn't need to.

The madam said that
she trains these girls

how to act around these men.

This unsub already
knows how to do that.

She said something else, too.

She said that your client list

was like your 401k.

You sell it when you retire.

So maybe our unsub bought her
client list from another call girl.

It makes sense.

They're expensive names. Only someone
who came from money could afford it.

So who's recently retired?

You're kidding.

You keep tabs on who
your clients sleep with.

You know who got out of the game.

You're asking me to violate
attorney-client privilege.

We're asking you to
help us catch a killer.

Well, let's say that
your profile is correct

and she is the
daughter of my client.

If I do this, I'm gonna need immunity,
on the back end.

Come on, boys. Give it up.

I mean, you two know how
this game is played.

Yes, we do. So here's the deal.

Give us the information we want,

or I'll arrest you on the spot,
for obstruction of justice.

And while you're sitting
in Dallas Central Booking,

waiting to make
your one phone call,

I'll have the entire White Collar
Division from the FBI here,

from Quantico, and they'll
turn your offices upside down,

until we find what we want.

That's my offer.

I'd take that, if I were you.

Yes?

We're looking for Katherine.

You have the wrong house.

We're not interested in you.

We're looking for the woman
who bought your list.

Oh, honey, go play
with your toys, OK?

Come in.

Thank you.

Her name is Megan.

Megan Kane.

And her father was
a client of yours?

Andrew. He was one
of my 8 regulars.

He's a VP at Ebbett Oil now,
I think.

I saw him for 6 years.

And does your son...

No. After I retired, I...
wanted something good in my life.

6 years is a long time
to see one call girl.

Most men only have room
for one affair at a time.

How did Megan know about you?

Andrew left his wife because of me.

Of course, he...
married someone else,

but... I wasn't surprised,
when Megan knocked on my door.

You must have been surprised
she wanted your list.

Megan had all kinds of
opportunities in life.

Didn't you wonder why she wanted
to follow your career path?

Um, Megan didn't want
to be a call girl.

She didn't?

She wanted me to go away.

She said that after I ruined
her parents' marriage,

that I ruined her life, too.

She bought my list so
that nobody else would.

So here's what we
know about Megan Kane.

Her parents divorced 8 years ago.

After the divorce,
she traveled internationally.

- Long night?
- Uh, we're not sure when she came back,

but she kind of fell off the grid,
which is easier to do

when you're making tens of
thousands of dollars a night.

Garcia put a trace on her father...

communication, accounts,
the whole nine.

I also forwarded the picture

to Dallas PD and upscale hotels.

- Excuse me.
- Good night.

I saw her 2 nights ago,
in the elevator of my hotel.

Call Ebbett Oil. Tell Andrew
Kane I need to meet with him

as soon as possible.

You have the wrong woman.

No, we don't.

Is this how the FBI
does their job now,

making random accusations

against people they
don't even know?

She kept the purity
ring you gave her?

We found it in a penthouse

that one of her customers
rented for her.

Andrew, don't say anything.

When you cut off your ex-wife,
you cut off Megan, too.

We still think you can help us,

if you can contact Megan.

We're done here.

We have a tail on Kane
at his home and office.

We sure this is gonna work?

He knows where Megan is.
He'll contact her.

To protect his reputation,
if nothing else.

Guys, I might have something.

Andrew Kane just reserved a
room at the Wilmore Hotel,

room 2257 to be exact.
Can I get an ick-ick-icky

on making an appointment
with your own daughter?

Megan won't show up until
she's sure Kane's there.

JJ, tell nobody to move
until we get there.

Yeah.

Someone's here.

We haven't seen Kane or
his daughter down here.

There's a lot of entrances.
We could have missed one.

Stay where you are.

FBI, don't move.

He told me to show up here.

They could be anywhere. Let's go.

Hello, daddy.

How could you?

How could I what?

Embarrass you?

Fail you?

My God, Megan.

Those men, they...
they were good men.

Those men?

Let me tell you about how good

those men were, dad.

I'm not going to listen...

Hoyt Ashford liked to play pretend.

Except the bruises that
he left weren't pretend.

- You stop it.
- Michael Stanton,

you spoke with him at a
conference, didn't you?

Do you know who he
liked to watch me with?

I will not let you
talk to me this way.

I even asked about you.
I wanted to know what it was

that these women did that
was so much better than mom.

Shut your mouth!

That's what they told me you liked.

There are 4 luxury
hotels in the area

that the unsub frequents.

We could split up,
but we'll go in blind.

Ivory marble. She
mentioned it on the phone.

The men who walk through
the ivory marble foyer.

Uh, the Chase Regent.

Are you sure?

Andrew liked it there.

He said that the staff
was very discreet.

All right, let's set up a perimeter,
when we get there.

Nobody gets in or out.

The FBI knows who you are.

I know.

If you want to punish me...

fine.

But don't do it by
destroying yourself.

Let me protect you.

How?

We'll turn you in.

My lawyers can post bail.
We'll get you out of the country.

Oh, of course. Ship me off.
Let me be somebody else's problem.

For God's sake, Megan.

You're my little girl.

I love you.

Please.

Please.

Let me save your life.

I'm scared.

I know.

It'll be OK.

Will you stay with me?

Yes.

Do you promise?

Yes.

Oh, yes.

I need something.

What?

Your client list.

What are you gonna do with it?

Hide it. If the FBI finds it,

they'll prosecute you
for all 4 murders.

You'll never be released.

Hold on.

Just give me a second.

Shut your mouth!

Megan.

We're out of time.

This is it. It's my contacts,
my clients,

everything.

I'll see you at the police station.

We'll get through this.

Hotch.

Wait here.

You sure?

It's over. She knows it.

I'll call 9-1-1.

Hello?

Megan.

Nothing'll change.

They'll just go back to
doing whatever they want

and keep getting away with it.

Not if I have anything
to do with it.

Who was it who said,
"You don't pay a prostitute for sex.

You pay her to leave afterwards"?

It was Dashiell Hammett.

It doesn't make sense.

The men always leave first.

I'd give anything to
see his face right now.

How could your wife have
ever left someone like you?

You're the first man I ever met

who didn't let me down.

- Will you stay with me?
- Yes.

Promise?

I promise.

Sir, roll your window down.

Roll your window down now.

Dallas companies were rocked today

as a list was found of
men who were rumored...

Andrew Kane resigned
amid allegations

of ties to an escort
who was reportedly

- killing her clients.
- Let's talk.

The Attorney General insisted
that he was not responsible

for the leak of the clients' names.

Kane refused to comment,

but sources say he was the father.