Out of the Light (4 May 2011)

A barely alive young Jane Doe is found on a cliff-side road outside of rural Lake Worth, North Carolina, she who seemingly jumped or fell off the cliff. The BAU are called in because many ... See full summary »

Director:

Douglas Aarniokoski

Writers:

Jeff Davis (creator), Roger Hedden,

Stars:

Joe Mantegna, Shemar Moore, Matthew Gray Gubler

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Joe Mantegna	...	David Rossi
Shemar Moore	...	Derek Morgan
Matthew Gray Gubler	...	Dr. Spencer Reid
Kirsten Vangsness	...	Penelope Garcia
Rachel Nichols	...	Ashley Seaver
Thomas Gibson	...	Aaron Hotchner
John Kapelos	...	Sheriff Montell
Jeffrey Meek	...	Robert Bremmer (as Jeff Meek)
Time Winters	...	Marcus Talbot
Lennie Loftin	...	Don Owens
Caitlin Dulany	...	Linda Owens
Cody Weiant	...	Marcy Owens
Melissa Bickerton	...	Claire Proctor
Mani Yarosh	...	Angela Proctor (as Amanda Yarosh)
Michael Rawlins	...	Dr. Boyd (as Michael Anthony Rawlins)

Storyline

A barely alive young Jane Doe is found on a cliff-side road outside of rural Lake Worth, North Carolina, she who seemingly jumped or fell off the cliff. The BAU are called in because many of her pre-fall injuries - stab wounds - are consistent with another Jane Doe body found in the area three years earlier. The BAU quickly come to the conclusion that the unsub is a sexual sadist and predator who is abducting these women and holding them captive, this latest Jane Doe who probably saw an opportunity to escape. Upon arrival in the area, the BAU discover a recently tampered with mass grave filled with other young, primarily blond, women. The latest Jane Doe, who eventually succumbs to her injuries, is ultimately identified as Angela Proctor, who was traveling with her best friend, Marcy Owens, who is also missing and presumed held captive by the unsub. The BAU come up with a suspect named Marcus Talbot, a known past sexual predator who is currently a high school art teacher in Lake Worth...

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Genres:

Crime | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

4 May 2011 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Mark Gordon Company, The, CBS Television Studios, ABC Studios

Technical Specs

Runtime:

43 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

16:9 HD

Did You Know?

Quotes

David Rossi: How was your weekend?
Aaron Hotchner: Good. Jack had two soccer games yesterday.
David Rossi: They win?
Aaron Hotchner: Oh, we don't keep score in Jack's age group.
David Rossi: That bad, huh?

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Soundtracks

"Gimme Some Lovin'"
(uncredited)
Written by Spencer Davis, Steve Winwood, and Muff Winwood
Performed by The Spencer Davis Group

User Reviews

Just Some Notes about North Carolina

The places mentioned, fictitious and real, are from all over the state. There is no North Carolina College in Raleigh. There is a North Carolina State University (NCSU).

Raleigh is not 4 hours away from Washington County (which is northeast of Raleigh). The terrain shown in the episode is all wrong for northeastern NC, which is flat, on the coastal plain. The terrain shown is more like that west of Winston-Salem, in the foothills of the Appalachians. There is a community called Lake Worth in NC, but it is in Dare County, not Washington County.

Lake Worth is about 200 miles away from Raleigh, but it is very flat land, not the terrain shown in the episode (it is almost on the ocean). Wilkesboro is in the western part on NC, in the mountains. A policeman from Washington County or Dare County would not be involved in a raid in Wilkesboro, NC.