Criminal Minds2005

David Rossi:
As you all know, Eddie Lee Wilcox is armed and dangerous.

Jennifer Jareau:
He's also smart and criminally sophisticated. He knows police procedure and how to use it.

Dr. Spencer Reid:
He's flush with cash from his robbery in Chicago, but he'll try to maintain a low profile, so he may resort to his robbery skills at some point.

Derek Morgan:
Eddie's a car thief. And he's a good one, so he'll switch vehicles often.

Jennifer Jareau:
He was last seen in a Chevy minivan, but we do not count on him being in it for long.

Derek Morgan:
So canvass crowded parking lots and malls. That's most likely where he'll ditch cars and find new ones.

David Rossi:
We've been calling this a child abduction, but Eddie's daughter Samantha may actually be an unwitting participant.

Alex Blake:
We know she wanted to run away from home, and her father's somehow taking advantage of that.

Derek Morgan:
This guy's evolved into a sociopathic spree killer, and he's got the ego of a career criminal, so there's no telling how far he'll go to save himself.

David Rossi:
That ego may be feeding a sort of pipe dream that if he does escape, he may actually get to have a healthy relationship with his daughter.

Jennifer Jareau:
A relationship he believes was taken from him.

Alex Blake:
But when reality sets in, his dream will be shattered and that's when Samantha will be in the most danger.

Dr. Spencer Reid:
The majority of these cases end in either murder-suicide or suicide by cop.

Jennifer Jareau:
Up to this point, we've been reacting to him, but the roadblocks and the media blitz are set up to make him react to us.

Derek Morgan:
So if you spot him, call for backup and proceed with extreme caution. He's probably sleep deprived and irrational.

David Rossi:
The closer we get, the more dangerous he becomes.