- The team travels to Manhattan to work with the NYPD in tracking and apprehending a serial killer who is intent on dispensing his own style of vigilante justice.
- In New York a hooded serial killer blindfolds and shoots, then stabs victims which seem to have nothing in common. The profiling team concludes that the cab driver could only be killed after thorough preparation. His latest attack is a priest, accused but cleared in court of child abuse. After this incident he lets a female witness escape to a church, suggesting that the setting is essential to his ritual. It turns out all the victims were acquitted or got the charges dropped. The killer turns out to be a vigilante who stabs his guilty victims in a 'poetically just' organ, probably continuing on the theme of a first crime against a perpetrator whose victim he once was. Gideon thinks it may be a cop, but can't scare off the NYPD from collaborating, and indeed the next victim is a double cop-killer. All victims have been on trial in one single court-house. Crime newspaper reporter Lance Wagner gets incredibly precise scoops every time. After shooting in panic an undercover cop in the park, his hooded killer Will Sykes turns himself in, but isn't the killer.—KGF Vissers
- A serial killer is loose in Manhattan. Tracking the killer down will be difficult for the BAU. Although the modus operandi is the same for each killing, the victimologies are different. However the BAU get a break with fourth and latest killing, which had a witness. Although the witness did not see the killer's face, her still being alive means that the victims are targeted. Upon further investigation, a link is made between the victims which indicates the killings are vigilantism. The authorities' task in finding the killer is made all the more difficult by Lance Wagner, a crime reporter who is reporting on the case and who seems to be one step ahead of the investigation.—Huggo
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