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Ooh, it hurts!

Please... help me.

Oh, my God! Stop!

Take me to a hospital.

Aah!

Help me!

Stop!

Oh, my God, stop!

Ohh! Ohh!

Ohh!

Is everything OK?

Oh, my God.

Oh, God.

Hey, you.

How are you doing?

Give me the baby.

Wait.

It's a girl.

Don't! No! Let me just...

Give me back my baby!

What's next?

Baton Rouge thinks they have
a white supremacist problem.

What's your take?

Really?

Yeah, I'd like to hear it.

We're dealing with an
individual, not a group.

Why?

The angry letters.

The writer switches pronouns
from plural to singular.

"We are a heavily armed militia,"

followed by "I will be
forced to take action."

Good. Send it back to the
police with our analysis.

What else?

You need to be somewhere?

Um... Henry's just going
through a clingy stage.

It's one less 3 AM diaper
change when I put him down.

Why don't you go home?

Oh, no, no, no. We only have 5 more cases.
We can crank 'em out.

We can do this tomorrow.
Please go home.

OK. Thank you.

I just have one last distribution,
and I'm out of here.

Good night.

Good night.

Chief Strauss.

Aaron. We need to talk.

Close the door.

I need to review this
with the director.

Agent Jareau.

Ma'am.

Hotch.

Yes?

Is everything OK?

Yes, everything's fine.

Good night.

Good night.

Reid, what did I miss?

Oh, man, you're not
gonna believe this.

Some moron just posted a blog called
"What would Carl Sagan do?"

No, Reid, the case.
What's the case?

What are you talking about?

These emails from Hotch.
"Take a look at this,"

"new case to review."

Emails from Hotch?

I didn't get any emails
from Hotch, did I?

Nothing.

Come in.

Did you, uh, get a chance
to look at the files?

I just got them.
What's so important

you couldn't send it to
the rest of the team?

I just needed a
second pair of eyes.

I'll review it right now.
Just give me an hour.

That's not necessary.

We're ready.

Kristie Taylor,
runaway, drug addict,

reported missing from
Farmington, New Mexico

3 years ago.

Yesterday, she turned
up off a freeway

outside of Rio Rancho.

Sexual assault, combined with ligature
marks on her wrists and ankles.

She was asphyxiated.

3 victims in 5 years.

All the women are
connected by Marks.

He likes chains.

Definite sexual sadist.

He sticks to his type.
16- to 19-year-old girls, all blonde.

Hangs on to them for a while, too.

Look at this. Average of 2 years

between abducting
them and killing them.

Low body count, long time frame.

This guy's in control of his urges.

Too controlled.

Sadists need new victims,
new ways to torture.

There are a lot of guys
out there who like chains.

Are we sure this is the same unsub?

Kristie Taylor's autopsy report

also indicates a second
connection between these victims.

She was pregnant.

She'd given birth. Very soon after,
the unsub killed her.

How soon after?

Minutes.

This unsub isn't your
typical sexual sadist.

The captivity and assault
we've seen before.

What we haven't seen
is this signature...

The role he forces
these women to fulfill,

before he kills them.

Motherhood.

Journalist William D.
Tammeus wrote,

"You don't really
understand human nature

unless you know why a
child on a merry-go-round

will wave at his parents
every time around,

and why his parents
will always wave back."

So why would a sexual sadist
make women carry his children?

Gary Heidnik kept a
harem in a dungeon.

His goal was to
create a large family

as a replacement for
his own broken home.

Josef Fritzl kept his daughter
in a cell, in his own house,

and they had several kids together.

Squalid conditions are part

of a control fantasy these men had.

If he's keeping these women
in a similar location,

he'd need a lot of privacy.

He probably built it himself.

Makes him good with his hands.

Why blondes, and what
significance do they have to him?

Maybe, uh, the woman
who rejected him,

or the woman who wouldn't
bear his children?

If that were true, he'd be the
same age as these girls...

late teens.

This unsub is too skilled for that.

His own mother, then?

She could be a runaway,
just like these victims.

Which makes his
compulsion psych 101...

Killing his mother, over and over again,
for giving birth to him.

Yeah, but then why wait
until after she gives birth?

Now he has a body and
a baby to get rid of.

That troubles me, too. We found the mothers,
but not the infants.

Uh, I hate to say this,

but what if the women are
just a means to an end?

What if the babies are really
the ones he's exploiting?

If Kristie Taylor just surfaced,

it means he has her baby,
right now.

JJ, check with the parents.
See if there are any similarities

in the runaways' patterns,
where the unsub's finding them.

Reid and Prentiss,
go to the latest dump site.

We need to look at victimology.

How he treats these women,
in the final moments of their lives,

might tell us what he's
doing to the children.

Doctor, you wrote, in your report,

that Kristie had had
several miscarriages.

How was that evident?

There were a number of abrasions
in her uterine lining.

Around the third trimester,
her water would break.

So she never carried to term?

No, last time she did.

There was a high level
of pitocin in her blood.

It's an artificial hormone.
You give it to induce labor.

She was on a tight schedule?

If she lost the baby, he would get
her pregnant again, immediately.

Childbirth is tough enough.

Imagine if your life
depends upon it.

All 3 moms had records.

Drug abuse, drunk and disorderlies.

But what's more interesting is
what he does after he kidnaps them.

This is Kristie Taylor,
2 weeks before she was abducted.

He got her healthy.

Well-fed and off the habit.

Not completely.

These drugs in Kristie's system...
what are they?

Tamoxifen, metoclopramide,

domperidone, progesterone.

Progesterone's a prenatal
medication, isn't it?

They all are. The first 2
help carry the baby to term.

The last 2 help with lactation.

What kind of sexual sadist

gives his victims prenatal drugs?

The kind who takes care
of the kids he's having.

He gets his rocks off
killing the moms,

but the babies he protects.

You think he's keeping them?

If he despises the moms,

he'd despise their children, too.

New Mexico's right on the border.

A lot of human
trafficking going on.

This tight schedule he
keeps the moms on...

He could be breeding.

Call Child Protection Services.

We need to find out about existing
black markets for infants.

Thank you.

There's no tire tracks.

The body wasn't dumped
that far from the road.

This guy doesn't care about them,

not enough to even
hide them very well.

That's why this doesn't
make any sense.

Dump sites reveal something
about the unsub, you know?

At the very least,
a geographic familiarity,

a place he knows he
won't get caught.

OK, so he knows this road.

Yeah, except he abducted
Kristie in Farmington,

and then dumps her here,
in Rio Rancho.

It's a 175-mile drive.

Why drive that far just to dump
a body by the side of the road?

A forensic countermeasure?
Covering his tracks by sheer distance?

So the geographical profile
won't do us much good.

No, it will,

just not with the victims.

We profiled that it's the
babies that he's interested in.

That's where he'll reveal himself.

The adoption company
he sells through

and whatever network
of resources he uses.

He makes shortcuts
there for convenience.

No one's gonna drive
100 miles for diapers

or for a public notary
for legal paperwork.

If the babies are in the system,
they'll lead us to him.

Child trafficking

is huge in other countries,

but here it's mostly a myth.

Why is that?

There's an easier and legal path...

Adoption.

There'd be a paper trail,
though, wouldn't there?

There are ways to hide your tracks.

There must be a way to
identify all these kids.

There's a court record
for every adoption.

Give us the records.

We'll start weeding
them out by date.

The adoptions in this
state are closed.

The files are sealed.
So it'll take time.

That's a luxury we don't have.

There's a child at risk, right now.

All children who go in and
out of the adoption system

get basic genetic screenings
for pre-existing conditions.

We have their DNA.

We can use that.
We can match the maternal DNA

with the babies in the system.

We're still talking
hundreds of kids.

What if we give you one
of the babies' DNA?

That would make it go faster, yeah.

He kills these moms so
soon after they give birth,

secondary DNA could still
be on their bodies.

I'll call the ME.

I understand. Thank you, doctor.

Agent Jareau?

I'm Conrad Winmar.

This is my wife, Jane.

Thank you for coming in.

Why don't we talk privately?

You... you want to
dig up our daughter?

We think the unsub might
have left DNA on her.

The last 2 victims didn't have any,

but because Monica was the first,

he might have made a mistake.

Back when they found her,

the detectives said that
they did not find his DNA.

It's not his DNA we're looking for.

We suspect your daughter gave
birth while she was captive.

What?

The unsub has gotten all
of his victims pregnant.

He might be putting the babies

in the adoption system.

The baby's alive?

Possibly.

If we could find placental
tissue on Monica,

we can test the DNA

against the state's records.

Give us the release.

The first time I saw her,

saw her record, too.

Thought she was just
another girl on the street,

not caring what she did to herself.

I never even thought
to look for this.

What is it?

It's a baby's umbilical cord.

The child should be about 4 now.

I hope you find him or her.

I really do.

- Thank you.
- Mm.

OK, know this...

Most adoption folk
are like the nicest,

most dedicated people in the world.

There are, however,
one or two skeezy ones.

How skeezy?

Super skeezy. I've got a
spreadsheet from one of them

expecting compensation
for the baby I'm having.

Something you want
to tell me, Garcia?

Oh, that's the sad part, my prince.

The genetically perfect offspring

of Penelope Garcia and Derek Morgan

wouldn't fetch top dollar.

Who does?

White babies are in higher demand

than minorities.

Boys are more popular than girls,

tt least this year, anyway.

And then, there's the
Swedish supermodel rule.

The what?

If I were to deliver a blonde-haired,
blue-eyed bundle of joy,

I'd be set for life. I would.

Garcia, did the baby's DNA

turn up in New Mexico's
adoption records?

No. There's no hits on her profile.

And it is a her, by the way.

This unsub could still
be selling babies,

just not through the system.

That's gonna make him
a lot harder to catch.

All right. It's late.

Let's get some rest.
We'll hit this fresh in the morning.

Garcia out.

Morgan.

I'd like for you to write
up a preliminary profile.

We don't have enough for that.

Well, that's why it's preliminary.

A work in progress profile helps
show us what we're missing.

OK.

Sure.

How you holding up?

We just wasted a day
looking into a black market

that probably doesn't exist.

That's not what I mean.

I've heard whispers.

You're getting some heat.

I'm taking care of it.

So, you, uh, think we have
a tunnel vision problem?

I think we'd like to believe

that we could save those kids,

but look what he
does to the mothers.

A lot of anger.

He's probably doing the
same thing to the children.

His own children.

Maybe.

Garcia said something interesting.

Blonde-haired, blue-eyed
babies get top dollar

in the adoption system.

All the mothers...

have blonde hair and blue eyes.

You're gonna love this.

This guy, he has, like, the best.

Like, there is no better.

He has, like, this access to God.

He doesn't want to hang on to it.

He wants to give it away.

How much further?

Not much.

Because that's what God's love is,
you know, it's sharing.

It's giving everything
you have of yourself away

and not expecting
anything in return.

- Where are we?
- Right here, baby,

Right where we need to be.

Aah!

Aah! Aah!

She's good, right?

That's the kind of chick you want?

She's perfect.

I know it's a long shot,
but Monica's parents said

that she was heading West.

Maybe she made it part of the
way when she was kidnapped.

So why not run her DNA against
adoption records in surrounding states?

Are you kidding?
I think you're brilliant.

Hey, JJ, if we find
this little girl,

what's gonna happen to her?

If something illegal transpires

during the adoption process,
the court nullifies it,

the child gets returned to
the closest blood relative.

Huh.

If it helps,

I have met with the grandparents.

They're wonderful people.

Oh, I'm sure they are.

It's just...

I don't know, I...

I lost my parents.

Granted, I was older
than she is, but...

what got me through were the
people closest to me, and...

if Monica's daughter
is with a good family,

and we take her away from them...

are we doing more harm than good?

Yeah.

Garcia, I don't think
we have a choice.

These people have a right
to their granddaughter.

You're right.

Yeah.

This sucks.

Yes, right away, please.

Thank you.

Hey. I just called CPS, asked them
to send over infant mortality files.

Another group for us to eliminate.

Good. What's that?

Your profile. I disagree
with your analysis.

Hotch, are you serious?

It's not a "Law Review" article,

it's just something
for us to brainstorm.

But you only focused
on one angle, Morgan,

That the prenatal drugs
indicate the presence

of a wife or a girlfriend.
We need more options.

Which I can give you,
once we make the proper deductions.

Hotch, you're asking me to guess.

Morgan, in order for the
profile to be useful,

it has to generate
multiple scenarios

about what the unsub is doing.

Rewrite it.

We got her.

Monica Winmar's daughter.

She was adopted 4 years ago.

She's Lisa now.

How did Garcia find her?

She cross-referenced the
entire New Mexico system.

She wasn't in New Mexico.
She was in Arizona.

So all the mothers were abducted
and dumped in New Mexico,

but he keeps the babies in Arizona.

He knows the police with stop
looking at the state line.

The adoption agency's gonna
be our best lead to the unsub.

Who handled the case?

That's bombshell number 2.

She didn't go through an agency.

She was dropped off,
anonymously, at a church.

Hospitals and churches
are safe havens.

You can drop a baby off,
no questions asked.

Child Protection Services would
look for the closest relative.

Another search that
ends at the state line.

And if CPS doesn't find one,
the baby will go into foster care,

which is what happened to Lisa.

She was lucky. The adoption process

happened within a month.

So, this unsub had the opportunity

to make money off this infant.

He doesn't,
drops it off at a church

because he knows the state
will take good care of it.

That's awfully considerate.

Outside the murders,
nothing about this unsub's

behavior profiles like
a sexual sadist...

As I wrote.

Yeah, Morgan's right.

It's the actions of a
caretaker, a mother.

Could our unsub be a woman?

Uh, only a man would torture
his victims this much.

Men get off on this kind
of violence. Women don't.

He could be married,
though, his wife being

a passive participant,
taking care of the moms.

And the babies.

All right. We need to split up.

We'll give the profile
to the Arizona

and the New Mexico State Police.

Rossi, Reid, and Prentiss,
I want you to head to Phoenix.

Morgan, you're here with me.
We'll finalize the profile.

Ohh.

How are you feeling?

Terrible.

What are you on?

What?

What are you talking about?

When he takes us,
we're all on something.

I was an alcoholic.

So, what are you on?

Uh... crack.

I'm Carol.

I'm Julie.

Here. Here's some water.
Come drink some.

Um... is this some kind
of tough love detox?

Oh, what is that?

It's like the sun.

It gives us vitamin D.

It keeps us healthy.

Well, they can't make us stay here.

Hey! Hey, let me out!

I want to go home!

I want my clothes! I want my phone!

Let me out of here! Let me out!

Why is he doing this?

What does he want?

Your baby.

I'm not pregnant.

You will be.

The unsubs that we are
looking for are a couple.

Now, the man in the relationship

most likely has a history
of sexual violence.

He started with stalking, and then
moved his way up to assault and rape.

And that violent streak ended,
temporarily,

when he found his wife.

For the first years
of their marriage,

she submitted to his torture.

Look for wives who came
into the ER, repeatedly,

and with obvious signs
of spousal abuse,

but you are gonna have
to go back about 5 years.

That's because, around the
time of the first abduction,

the visits stopped.

The sexual sadist can't
find satisfaction

from a willing participant.

He eventually got to a place
where he couldn't escalate

his violence against her
without killing her,

so she made him a deal.

He gets to kidnap, rape, and kill

each of the runaways,

and she gets to keep the children.

She's been giving the victims a
series of prescription prenatal drugs.

So you're gonna want to look
at the obstetric fields, uh,

nurses, OBs.

The wife needs these children.

At first, they were the
lifeline that kept her alive.

As long as he had other
targets for his abuse,

she avoided his rage.

So if these children
protect her from abuse,

why is she putting
them up for adoption?

We believe the unsubs want children
who resemble them physically,

who no one would
question as their own.

All of the runaways
have been blonde,

which means the unsub
may be as well.

But the first child we found
in the system was a brunette.

Whatever the physical
characteristic...

the color of the eyes,
the skin type...

if the baby doesn't have it,

he or she ends up in
the foster care system,

wives of sexual
sadists need outlets

as a denial mechanism to cope with
what their partners are doing.

And motherhood, especially
taking care of a helpless infant,

is this woman's way of coping.

You found her?

We have.

How is she?

She's great.

She was adopted by a young couple.

No reports of physical
or emotional trauma.

So when can we take her?

Right now we're in touch with
her adoptive parents' lawyer,

but the law is on your side.

Can we talk to the parents?

We could discuss this with them.

They don't want to
initiate contact.

They've been through
a lot right now.

They're her parents.

Of course they don't
want to give her up.

Well, if she wants to see them,
then we can work that out,

but we are her family.

Yes, absolutely.

No, wait.

What are the risks here?

If we claim her,
are we hurting her?

It's impossible to tell.

Some kids do great.

Others have trouble.

But why are we talking about risks?

She's Monica's daughter.

Conrad...

She's not their blood.

Stop it.

Thank you, Agent Jareau.

But my husband and I,
we need to discuss this.

What's this?

It's the pattern I've
been looking for.

The unsubs hid their
tracks with the mothers,

but they weren't so careful
with the abandoned babies.

Did you find more children?

DNA-wise, no, but deductively, yes.

I gathered all the records for all
infants who entered into foster care

in a 2-week window following
each mother's death.

Then I narrowed it down to babies
that were abandoned at churches.

This is where the guesswork begins.

Monica's Winmar's daughter was
abandoned at a Presbyterian church.

Let's assume the unsub,
or the wife at least, is Presbyterian.

That means all other
unwanted children

are gonna be left at the
same denomination, right?

That narrows it down to 3 babies

left at 3 different
Presbyterian churches

all within this 20-mile radius.

This is where they live.

These kids you deduced to...

Have you looked at their files?

No. Right now, I've only
been tracking churches. Why?

Because you just uncovered
another pattern.

Yeah, we're packing up now.

We can be in Phoenix
in about 2 hours.

Are you sure about this?

The names of the babies Reid found

tells us everything.

Lisa, Elizabeth, Amanda.

We profiled there'd
be a type they'd keep

and a type they'd put
into foster care.

They're keeping the boys.

It's time.

What are you doing?

What are you doing?!

Hey, where are you going?
Come back!

You have to come back! Please!

They never stay for this part.

No, no, no, no.
You're not actually...

Yes... I am.

They've induced.

What am I supposed to do?

You help me.

1-1,000...

Ohh!

2-1,000...

No, no, no, I'm sorry, I can't.

3-1,000... I can't help you.

I can't. I'm sick.

I'm not well. I need a...

- I can't do it.
- Julie, listen to me.

Are you listening to me?

Yes. Yes.

If this baby doesn't make it...

they are going to kill me.

And once they've killed me,

they are going to move on to you.

Do you understand?

OK.

OK. What do we do?

JJ, I need you to call
these fertility specialists

and get them over
here for interviews.

- Whoa.
- Yeah, I know.

Hotch wants to focus
on the prenatal drugs

the unsubs are giving the victims.

He thinks we can build
a new suspect pool,

and he wants it done yesterday.

There's 2 pages of names here.
Shouldn't we narrow it down?

JJ, just do it, OK?

I'm sorry.

Is everything OK?

Hotch has been on me
ever since we got here,

and for the life of me,
I can't figure out why.

Oh, I might know.

The night before Hotch
picked this case,

Chief Strauss stopped by the BAU.

They were behind closed doors,

and it seemed like it
got a little tense.

Well, the bureau's been
on him for a while.

He must have known
this was gonna happen.

Except now, they're making
him justify every decision.

For Hotch, that's... Hell.

Dr. Dekeyser, we don't think

she's getting these
prenatal drugs as a patient.

You're thinking she's writing
the scrip for these herself.

Something like that.

Then she wouldn't be
very knowledgeable

about what she's doing.

Some of these drugs have
serious side effects.

There's dozens of meds I
would prescribe before these,

all of them more effective.

So why would she use these?

My guess... these are the
ones she had access to.

Fertility drugs are a cocktail,

and you keep remixing the cocktail,
until you get pregnant.

The information is out
there on the Internet.

She found the right one.

So the woman was
prescribed these drugs,

maybe for some other illness,

and figured out that they
help to carry a baby to term.

Exactly.

Then the real question is,

what other diseases
do these drugs treat?

OK. I can do this.

I can do this.

What?

Nothing. You remind me of me.

Carol? Hey.

Carol, please, please stay awake.

Please?

You know, just... just focus

on the sound of my voice,
OK? Can you do that?

I'm here.

Carol, tell me about the woman

who was here before me.

What happened to her?

She miscarried...

a lot.

Then she gave birth to a girl.

They don't like girls.

This isn't your first time, is it?

No.

What happened?

He didn't make it.

I'm sorry.

They let you live,
even if you lose him.

They want those boys.

OK. OK, hey. Hey.

Listen, I don't
know what to do, OK,

So please, please,
just tell me what to do.

How dilated am I?

Wh-what? I don't
know what that means.

Just put your fingers
in a row and...

Measure me.

Wait...

Oh, my God.

OK...

Oh, my God.

OK. Um...

It's 4. It's 4 fingers.

And I...

Oh, God, is that the head?

Mm-hmm.

Oh, my God, what does that mean?

It means...

it's time to push.

What is this?

It's a tactical arrest plan.

I'd like you to write
it up for this case.

You want me to write up how
we apprehend these unsubs

without risking the
lives of the children.

Yes.

Hotch, I've led dozens
of tactical assaults.

You've never made me write
up one of these before.

That's because I always do it for you,
after each case.

You know what?

I'm sorry Strauss is
coming down on you.

This is not about Strauss.

Really? I disagree.

Look, I understand that
you're under the gun.

But I gotta say it.
I'm really not all that surprised.

I've watched you walk away from a bunch
of cops gunning down unsubs in DC.

You walked in unprotected to a
hostage situation in Louisville.

Of course the bureau's
worried about you.

Man, I'm worried about you.

But just because you're the one
who's under the magnifying glass,

that doesn't mean
I can't do my job.

Morgan, there's a big part
of your job that I do for you

because I don't need you worried
about paperwork and politics.

I need you in the field, and focused,
and catching the next unsub.

But I can't do that anymore.

I don't have to justify
my orders to you,

and you do have to follow them.

I've always followed your orders,
when they made sense.

Well, if you have a problem
with this one, tell me now.

You're the boss.

Garcia needs to talk to us ASAP.

OK, so the gold star of the
day goes to Agent David Rossi

and his short list of one disease

these prenatal drugs also treat.

Breast cancer. Progesterone,
tamoxifen slow the spread,

metoclopramide and domperidone...

are for anti-nausea,
if I remember correctly.

If this woman has breast cancer,

would she be able to get pregnant?

She could. She'd
have to be dedicated.

How dedicated?

Well, she'd have to
go off chemotherapy.

She'd be in a lot of pain.

But she'll try anyway.

Her whole life is children.
That's her goal.

The first runaway, Monica Winmar,

when was she abducted?

5 years ago.

How many breast cancer
patients in Arizona

got pregnant 5 to 6 years ago?

Uh, let me see.

Not a lot. 7.

How many of those patients
are married to a man

with a history of sexual violence?

Just one... Robert
and Linda Reimann.

- Oh, jeez.
- What?

She lost the baby in month 8.

She had to go through labor anyway.

Well, that kind of physical and
emotional trauma, there's our stressor.

Garcia, was the baby a boy?

Yeah. They even named him...
Michael.

There has to be a name
on the death certificate.

Doctors encourage bonding
between mothers and stillborns.

I... volunteer with a new
mom counseling group.

They say it helps them
cope with feelings of loss.

Well, this unsub can't cope,
so she's recreating them.

OK, come on, you're
almost there. Just push.

Push!

Oh, my God.

Is it a boy or a girl?

Ha! It's a boy.

Oh...

You're here.

You made it.

No.

Don't.

No! No, please,
leave her alone. Please!

Please, please, please,
just wait one minute.

Please, please!

It's a boy.

Michael.

OK, commander, this here

is the unsub's address.

Now, 5 years ago when the
wife lost their child,

the husband started paying

for home renovations
with his credit card.

Shower, toilet, tile,
and mesh fencing

which he did not put
up in his backyard.

He was building his dungeon.

No permits were filed for
additional building on the property,

so the entrance must
be inside the house.

How many doors are there to cover?

There's 2... one in the front,
one in the back.

We have the arrest warrants?

Faxed over 20 minutes ago.

Morgan, what's your plan?

I think we should do a soft entry.

See if we can get the kids out

before the parents even
know what's happening.

You'd be in the door first?

Do you have another idea?

Send Prentiss and JJ in first.

Children are more
likely to trust a woman,

and we need that presence.

We don't know how many
kids are in the house.

I mean, the parents
could take a hostage.

But if we go in hot,

that would definitely happen.

Hotch is right.

This is the way.

Try this on for size!

Is that your best?

Hi.

It's OK.

It's OK. We're the police.

We're the good guys.

Can you come outside with me?

OK. OK.

Hotch, we've got one
boy accounted for.

He's on his way out to you,

but there could still
be more in the basement.

FBI.

Where's your wife?

In the nursery.

Rossi.

Hotch.

Go.

I knew this would end.

I always knew you'd
come to our door

and take this away.

Ma'am, why don't you
give me the baby?

We can talk about it.

Why would I want to do that?

What you've been doing is wrong.

You must know that.

Oh, God, please,
please get us out of here!

Oh! Oh, thank God. Thank God.

We're all clear here.

Ohh!

It's OK. It's OK, you're safe.
Come with me.

But no, I can't leave her.

All secure, but we need medical.

This is all I have left.

Do you understand?

My husband hates me.

There's nobody here that
can help me with him,

with this, with any of it.

He's all I have.

Linda.

Please.

I need you to think about
the baby, right now.

You're suffering from
stage 4 breast cancer.

You've given your
medication to the women

that have been
locked up downstairs.

You don't have a lot of time left.

I know you want somebody who will
always remember you, don't you?

The baby's name is Michael, right?

Yeah.

Michael will remember you.

He's gonna know that you helped
bring him into the world.

That's a part of him now.

And he will always ask about you,

long after you're gone.

Do you really believe that?

I do.

I would have been a wonderful mother.

Then prove it.

Let him go.

Where's my son?

We're looking for him.

Please, don't let anything happen to him.

Look, he's here. He's fine.

He's OK.

Ohh...

You are beautiful, aren't you?

I spoke with Lisa's
adoptive parents.

They've agreed to talk to you.

They're not willing
to give up custody,

but they do want Lisa to
know her grandparents.

Yeah, we... we can live with that.

The reason why I wanted
you to come by was...

a year before giving birth to Lisa,

Monica had a son.

We've already matched his
DNA to your daughter.

The closest relative
should take custody.

Would you like to meet him?

What's his name?

Michael.

Michael.

Have a seat.

The bureau thinks that my ability

to lead this team has
been compromised.

What do you think?

Sometimes I question you, Hotch.

But at the end of the day,
I do respect you.

You're the leader of this team,

and my job is to have your back.

Well, that's not
important to the bureau.

They've been questioning me,
since Foyet's attack.

And they're not entirely wrong.

I've tried to do my best,

but what matters now is,
if Strauss replaces me,

this whole unit will
come under scrutiny.

Members will be reassigned,
budgets will be cut.

Come on, Hotch,
nobody's gonna replace you.

Fight Strauss.
I'll go to the mat for you.

So will everybody else.
You know that.

Morgan, it won't work.

Decisions like this have
their own momentum...

Unless I step down.

Step down? What are
you talking about?

I'm resigning as Unit Chief,
at the end of the week.

What?

No!

Hotch, look, yeah, OK,

Sometimes your actions,
I may disagree with them,

but it's not enough for
you to leave this team.

I'm not leaving the team,

I'm just no longer in charge.

You are.

Me?

Look,

I had the chance to be
Unit Chief in New York,

and I said no.

I turned it down because
I like this team.

Strauss can't just
fire you like this.

She can reassign me.

And we can avoid that,
if I promote internally.

This is wrong.

It's the only way to
keep the team together.

So all of this...

this is why you've been
pushing me so hard, huh?

I haven't been pushing
you that hard.

Wow.

Morgan, I need to know,

right now...

Will you do this?

This would be temporary.

Once we catch Foyet,

all this goes back to normal.

Let's get started.

What's all this?

This is the job,

unless you have other plans.

Not tonight.