Criminal Minds2005

Emily Prentiss:
No, it's more personal than that. It's their story.

Derek Morgan:
What?

Emily Prentiss:
All of the details are a part of their story. Their timeline suggests they were both destructive before they met.

Erin Strauss:
So, we're talking about ex-military turning on their country.

Emily Prentiss:
It's rare, but soldiers become disenfranchised no matter what the nationality. And if he met someone like-minded at that time, there'd be no stopping them.

Aaron Hotchner:
So, you're thinking they met during the civil unrest in Chad in '08.

Dr. Spencer Reid:
Yeah, and one or both of them are pilots.

Emily Prentiss:
So, if Garcia concentrates on that region, specifically weapons running in and out of Libya, there's a good chance we'll find their paths crossed.

Penelope Garcia:
Okay, multiple entries into Libya from a private pilot named Matthew Downs in '08, but I don't have her name.

Emily Prentiss:
Well, because she had aliases. It's the only way to stay a ghost. Here's the thing. They are a couple. Regardless of what we believe of them, they will celebrate themselves and their connection. Is there anything that happened on this date in Chad?

Penelope Garcia:
Oh, you are good, Emily Prentiss. But this news is not. Yes, there were multiple explosions on this date in '08.

Aaron Hotchner:
Where were the most casualties?

Penelope Garcia:
At a church. No, no, a train.

Derek Morgan:
Semtex and C-4?

Penelope Garcia:
Yep.

Aaron Hotchner:
Are trains still arriving at Union Station?

Erin Strauss:
Yes, but only the authorities are allowed in.

Emily Prentiss:
That's why they needed Will.