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The team flies to Tampa where a disappearance is believed to be the work of businessman Mark Gregory, who was never convicted but presumably tortured and drowned at least four women. His house proves better equipped for disguises then most theaters. As he is found to have left another body in a Georgia hotel where he checked in under his own name, the team believes this is his last, most aggressive phase, no longer giving priority to covering his tracks. They revise his profile after studying his family history, which his indulgent father always pushed away. Written by
KGF Vissers
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If you look closely in the beginning, when the man eats you will see the empty fork as he pretends to eat steak.
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Jason Gideon:
The author Francois de La Rochefoucauld wrote "We are so accustomed to disguise ourselves to others that in the end, we become disguised to ourselves."
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A man known to have killed four women in hotel rooms in Central Florida escapes before being arrested and has abducted another woman.
The team goes to Sarasota to BAU headquarters there, and sets up shop. Elle and Derek wind up driving north to Georgia after another killing takes place with the same MO. Gideon's unit, with Dr. Reid continuing to spout everything he knows about this type of killer, figures if they could find out exactly why he drowns all is victims, that would give them enough clues to where he is and liable to strike next.
I thought was a very episode, and built up the suspense very slowly to an extremely dramatic ending (although a bit overdone.)
The killer was a master of disguises and presented a formidable challenge.