Criminal Minds2005

Aaron Hotchner:
The unsub we're looking for is a dangerous voyeur, who feeds off the thrill of knowing his victims can't see him.

Dr. Spencer Reid:
Typically, voyeurs are non-violent and content to remain bystanders. This one is different; he's on a mission that includes taking action.

Aaron Hotchner:
And in that mission, he didn't hesitate to kill a teenage boy. Anyone who stands between him and his goal is at risk.

Alex Blake:
We believe he's documenting his work. He's taking pictures and collects personal connections to his victims; their wallets and their hair.

David Rossi:
It's important to him to have proof of what he's doing.

Derek Morgan:
Voyeurs like to create fantasies in their heads of what the objects of their obsession should be like.

David Rossi:
He creates a character identity instead of a reality, and when a person steps outside of the parameters that the unsub has set for them, he strikes.

Jennifer Jareau:
This unsub appears to be triggered by males acting on what he perceives to be character flaws. Seemingly innocuous infractions to us are magnified in the unsub's psychosis.

Aaron Hotchner:
Based on the planning and sophistication of the kills, we believe that he's in his late thirties or forties.

Dr. Spencer Reid:
The geographic profile tells us this unsub is not only dumping his victims downtown, he's hunting there, too.

Derek Morgan:
So this is where we need to redouble our efforts. Go building to building, door to door. This guy's a fly on the wall; he's able to leanr secrets without anyone realizing he's there.

Alex Blake:
He'll have a job that involves very little social interaction, but that puts him in a position where he can observe others unnoticed.

Jennifer Jareau:
So we should look at service workers, groundskeepers, anyone paid to be invisible.

Aaron Hotchner:
And we need to move quickly. This unsub is approaching some sort of perceived deadline. The closer it gets, the more erratic and dangerous he'll become.