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Good morning.

Everybody, please make
your way to the cafeteria.

I have an announcement.

All right,
see you later.

All right.

Excuse me, sir,

we've got a situation
in Fredericksburg.

Has anyone taken credit?

This is all the intel
we have right now.

Excuse me.

Get me Sam Cooper.

I've already
got a team standing by.

Then call them off.

But they're assembled
and waiting.

I'm sorry.
Is there a problem?

We'll be coordinating
with the local police

as well as A.T.F.
And your point?

They're not exactly
our most traditional team.

And if I wanted someone
to host a seminar right now,

that would be an issue,
but I need to find out

if we're dealing
with an isolated incident here.

I don't give a damn

if people find Cooper's team
unconventional.

They're built for speed.

Right now I need an answer.

I need a team I can trust,
and I need them now.

- Get me Sam Cooper.
- Yes, sir.

Thank you.

Tell me what you know.

Right now not too much.

Looks like a single bomb
placed in a hallway.

Casualties?

EMTs are on the scene.
We'll have numbers soon.

In the meantime,
I want your team on-site.

We need to know if we're dealing
with an isolated incident here.

And I'll assume you want me to
call Beth back from her seminar.

Uh-huh.

I'm gonna need somebody
who can break everything down

for my team
the second that we land.

All right, uh, she'll be
on-site when you get there.

Great.

Excuse me.
Are you the Detective in charge?

Emerson Sykes.
Are you FBI?

Nice to meet you.

Beth Griffith, domestic
terrorism and threat assessment.

I have a team arriving
within the hour.

I want to make sure
they can hit the ground running

when they do.

We're setting up
the command unit now.

Okay, also, I need
a secure phone line

and electronic access

to all police
and school records.

- Hey, you take vitamins?
- Excuse me?

It's legal.
It's herbal stuff.

But you will be grateful
for the boost.

All right.

Is the school being swept
for secondary devices?

We got an evacuation
going on now--

Fire Department, EMTs,
all the personnel we can manage.

Fantastic. But it doesn't help
me with the secondary devices.

You see it all the time
in Iraq and Afghanistan.

I.E.D. goes off,

bomber waits for the soldiers
to rush in and help,

and then, bang,
another bomb goes off.

- I want the squad in there now.
- You got it.

What do we got?

Well, you're looking
at about 100 injured.

It's too early to tell
how many are dead.

The local hospital's
at full capacity.

I have EMTs
setting up triage.

What we can't handle,

we're shuttling
to Fairfax and Stafford.

Has anybody taken credit?

No, no lead-up chatter,

no electronic claims
of responsibility.

What's happening?

Look around.
Take it in.

I'm sorry?

This is what he wanted.

This is the point.

If we can determine why,

we can figure out who he is.

School secretary
said they found this

in the mailbox this morning--
no envelope.

He's declaring himself.

And it's in present tense.

He's telling us
that he's not done yet.

There's gonna be
other bombs.

♪ Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior 01x05 ♪
Here Is the Fire
Original Air Date on March 16, 2011

-- sync, corrected by elderman --

Penelope Garcia,
at your service.

Penelope, Sam Cooper.

Oh. Wow.

And just like that,

my day became
infinitely more interesting.

Hello.
What may I serve?

We got a school bombing
in Fredericksburg.

And you know these bombers--

most of the time they like
to do practice runs

before the main event.

And you want me to see
if I can find bombs set off

in and around Fredericksburg
in the last six months.

You read my mind.

And it's a dark
and mysterious place.

Anything else?

Yeah, I need you
cross-check that

with mail bombs,
threatening letters,

any, uh, explosives missing
from military bases in the area,

anything at all that can help
me narrow down this profile.

See the radial pattern?

This is where
our bomb went off.

So the unsub brought
the device in with him?

Maybe.

Or he stashed it
in one of these lockers.

He could have brought it
in last night or this morning.

Just before morning assembly.

Entire school's
out in the hall.

Definitely your best chance

to rack up as many
casualties as possible.

It's parents...

calling to see
if their kids are okay.

That sound,
once it's in your head,

it just stays there
for months.

We still haven't found
his signature.

They all sign
one way or another.

It's their mark--

loop the wires a certain way,

set the switches
at a certain angle.

It's here.

George Metesky,
the mad bomber,

he wrote "F.P."
on all his bombs--

"fair play."

Kaczynski made his devices
out of wood.

If you ask me,
we're looking at a pipe bomb,

most likely detonated
by a remote or a timer.

Nails, tacks,

shards of glass, jacks--

unsub packed some
serious shrapnel in this sucker.

He's trying to kill
as many people as he can.

Any students seem troubled
recently, made any threats?

No, nothing like this.

How about employees
or staff fired recently?

A number of people mentioned

you seemed a bit nervous
this morning.

What are you saying?

Just asking if there's
any reason you were uneasy.

That's all.

Last week I was diagnosed
with renal cell carcinoma.

I was planning
on telling the kids

at assembly this morning.

I'm sorry.

It felt like I was breaking
the news to my family.

I understand.

I'm gonna get someone
to come look at that cut.

Do you really think
one of my kids did this?

Well, there are
three likely scenarios.

The first
is a disgruntled employee.

The second is someone with
an ideological agenda, and--

and the third
is one of my students,

and that's what you think.

40% of amateur bombs
in this country are made by kids

under the age of 17.

Considering where
this bomb went off,

I would say
the chances are double.

I think I've got something.

Most of it was burned
beyond recognition,

but I did manage
to reconstruct enough of it

to see this.

"Here's the fire."

That's a bit literal,
don't you think?

Garcia,
you've got everybody here.

And you've all got me.

Talk, people.

I need you to look up

arson cases in Fredericksburg.

Start with, uh, nuisance fires
in the last year

and build to something
as big as this.

Okay, you got
43 to choose from.

Can you cross those against
the students here at the school?

Voila. May I present
one David Henry,

logged three months
at a juvenile facility

for setting two brush fires
and one count of animal cruelty.

- And he's enrolled here now?
- Yeah, junior year.

My guess is you're not gonna
find him on the honor roll.

Thanks, Garcia.

If he profiles
like an arsonist,

he'll still be on the scene
to experience his work.

David Henry--
what can you tell me?

Well, he's a troubled kid.

He's got a lot
of problems at home.

You think he did this?

It's possible.

I need his student photo
and his locker location.

Excuse me.

David, can I talk to you
for a minute?

David,
I just want to talk to you.

- He's got a gun!
- Clear the area!

Drop the gun!

I didn't do anything.

Great.
Drop the gun, and let's talk.

I don't want to go
back to lockup.

You don't want
to die here, son.

Drop the gun.

Drop the gun.

Get on your knees.

Sam, the principal's
cancer diagnosis checked out.

- Should we keep vetting him?
- No.

We're an hour after the blast,

and all we got
is a messed-up kid,

an ounce of pot, two guns,
a bag of pills,

and an alibi that places him

in morning detention
before and during the blast.

He could have planted it
beforehand.

A counselor walked with him
from the parking lot.

This kid was nowhere near
the blast site.

Right profile, wrong kid.

All right, you guys,
we can figure this out.

Is there any word from Garcia
on the, uh, test-bomb location?

Nothing yet.

We know that he's trying
to communicate with us.

So what the hell
is he trying to say to us?

"Here I am.
Here is the fire."

If it is a student, let's
consider a lack of maturity.

It could be simple bragging.

- Say that again.
- Adolescent bragging.

No, Mick--the message.

"Here I am.
Here is the fire."

Hic est incendia.

Latin.

Hic est incendia.

"Here is the fire."

And if we combine that

with the earlier
"here I am..."

"And Abraham said to Isaac,

"'here I am, my son,'

"and he said,
'here is the fire,

and here is the wood...'"

"but where is the sheep
for the offering?"

Care to translate
for the Welshman

whose religion may have,
you know, lapsed a bit?

It's old testament.

Abraham and Isaac.

In the story,
God asked Abraham

to show his devotion
by killing his own son.

Oh, please don't tell me
we're looking for a father

who sent his child
here to die.

All right, we need to check
the local churches,

see if any are selling
religious extremism.

We give a profile here at
the school, maybe at a church.

See if anybody recognizes
this description of the unsub.

What does that profile say?

Well, the Bible verse
is about devotion.

The idea that he would
sacrifice his own kid

means that he might be
a family annihilator.

This guy chose to use bombs,

and I know
personal cause bombers.

Oh, so you're saying
that this profile

needs to include not only
a family annihilator,

but a personal cause bomber.

Yes.
You saw it with Rudolph.

You see it with McVeigh.

They use this
quasi-biblical language

that kind of
manipulates the text,

but really they're just nuts.

Let's find the churches.

Let's get the profile out.

Cooper.

All right, let us
talk of things that go boom.

Two months ago,
police found fragments

of a crude pipe bomb and some
high-velocity gunpowder

in the woods
off U.S. Ford Road.

Send the coordinates
to everybody's PDAs.

Roger that--one hole
in the ground coming right up.

I just talked to Garcia.

She's sending coordinates

for the possible
test-bomb sites to your PDAs.

I need somebody on this.

All right, well,
Mick and I'll go.

If it's our unsub,
the location could be symbolic.

Hey, there are four primary
churches in the area.

Three are distributed fairly
evenly among families here,

but one stands out
demographically, I think.

Let me guess.
You write one hell of a memo?

Yes, I do, actually.
Thank you.

There's an Evangelical Church
on Franklin and Monument,

and if our unsub
is on a religious mission,

chances are
he's a parishioner there.

Okay.
We'll send Prophet.

Franklin and Monument--
I'm on it.

Hey, Prophet, I need you
to include a profile

for personal cause bombers.

Beth's right.

We need to have everything
to get the full picture on this.

You got it.

Reverend Sands?

Hey, I'm Jonathan Simms.

I'm with the FBI.

I don't know if you heard,

but there was a bombing
over at the high school.

Yes, horrible.

I don't understand.
How can I help?

I'd like to give you
a profile,

see if it's somebody
you might recognize.

The man
that we are looking for

is what we call
a family annihilator.

He's most likely white.

He'll be middle-aged.

On the outside...

He'll appear
like a devoted husband,

like an ideal father.

Most likely he will have
suffered a devastating loss.

Now, this loss,
it--it could be financial.

It--it might be a divorce
or a death of a loved one.

But the point is, in his mind,
the only rational thing to do

is to wipe out his family
and start clean.

The key to this tragedy, though,
is that it defines him.

Now, he's also something
we call a personal cause bomber.

They're trying
to push an ideology.

Most likely, the delusion of why
they need to kill their families

will be linked
to this ideology.

But remember...

at the heart
of both these profiles

is a devastating loss.

We find that...

we find our unsub.

Shawn?

Come on,
it's time to go.

What does
the magic notebook tell you?

Your personal cause
bombers...

motivated by extreme emotions.

Uh-huh.

This is a message
to the parents.

He wants them to be
in the same emotional place

that he's in.

Thank you for listening
to my theory earlier.

Is that
what you call a theory?

Rant, theory--
semantics, you know?

I listen to you
because I like your work

on domestic extremist groups.

It's very good.

I also know that you've been
booted off a few teams

for speaking your mind
in the end, loudly.

Yes, loudly
and correctly.

In every single case,
I ended up being right.

I'm sure.

Come on, there's something
I want to check out.

Looks like he made
three test runs.

What do you got?

High-velocity gunpowder,

nails duct-taped to the outside
for maximum shrapnel impact.

And jacks,

like at the high school.

This is our boy.

Hey, Penelope, it's Gina.

Can you, uh, map out
where we are right now?

Oh, my lady,
you should know by now

that I can do anything.

There's no bodies here,
just memorials.

Any information
about a funeral held here?

Uh, nada,
though there does appear

to be some sort
of babbling brook nearby

that has been the site
of many a baptism.

Thanks, Penelope.

Yeah, you still
at the church?

Reverend, any chance
you know that place?

- It's Canner Creek.
- Oh...

Of course.

You think the unsub
could have been baptized there?

Absolutely. I've baptized
hundreds of people there.

He also might have recently

put up three crosses
near the stream.

Does that mean
anything to you?

Think real hard.
Remember the profile.

He recently suffered some sort
of shock or tragedy.

What?

There was a man...

William Meeks.

He wasn't a parishioner here,

but he asked me to baptize
his three sons,

to give them a new beginning.

- When was this?
- Three months ago.

And he had just experienced
a horrible loss.

His wife was giving birth
to their fourth son,

and there was
a placental abruption,

and she and the child
both died.

You think those three crosses

are for the sons
he knew he was gonna kill?

Yeah.

And the baptism was to make sure
they go to heaven.

Hey.

Thank you, Reverend.

Listen to this.

William Meeks--
I need to locate his sons.

I'm gonna set up roadblocks,
get his picture on the wire,

and get a SWAT team
over to his house.

- Great.
- Kyle Meeks was present today.

His brother Shawn Meeks
never showed up for school.

All right, I'm gonna have
to get a picture.

Chances are,
he's not in school today,

his father's got something else
planned for him.

- What about the third boy?
- Third boy, Paul Meeks--

uh, eighth grader,
middle school.

Might be carrying a bomb
and not even know it.

Okay, look, I want you
to call the principal.

I want you to tell him that
we're trying to find Paul Meeks.

Be nice and calm.

We're just trying
to track him down.

Ted, George Spruell.

Yeah, we're still trying
to make sense of it.

Listen, we're trying
to track down Paul Meeks.

- Oh, no.
- What?

They're on a field trip
at the wildlife park.

William Meeks!

FBI!

♪ ♪

- Clear!
- Clear!

- Penelope, you there?
- Certainly. What you need?

All right,
we tried calling everyone--

the driver, the teachers,
the students.

No one is picking up.

That's because
the wildlife park

is 20 miles
from the nearest cell tower.

No one's getting reception.
Any other great news?

The hospital just confirmed

that Meeks' son Kyle
was killed at the school.

It looks pretty certain
he was the bomber.

Penelope.

Hello? Damn it.

Let's just hope that means
we're getting close.

Why are we stopping?

Dad?

Are you okay?

What do you mean, Shawn?

You're having me
ditch school.

Let's pray together.

Pray with me.

Blessed are those who mourn,

for they shall be comforted.

Blessed are the gentle,

for they shall inherit
the earth.

Blessed are those
who have been persecuted

for the sake of righteousness,

for theirs
is the kingdom of heaven.

I see them.

Blessed are the merciful,
for they shall receive mercy.

Blessed
are the pure in heart...

for they shall see God.

Come on.

- FBI!
- Pull over!

- Pull over!
- Hey, pull over the car now!

Hold on.

The driver can't see us.

Blessed are
the poor in spirit,

for theirs
is the kingdom of heaven.

FBI!
You need to pull over now!

Pull over now!

Blessed are those that hunger
and thirst after justice.

- I'll take the front.
- Man, I'm glad that was you.

Hop to the back.
I'll hand them down to you.

You got it.

Blessed are the meek,
for they shall possess the land.

Nice and calm.
Leave your backpacks on the bus.

Blessed are the peacemakers,

for they shall be called
sons of God.

Run over there.
Over there, go, go, go!

Let's go, let's go.

Blessed are those
who have been persecuted

for the sake
of righteousness...

Hey, hey, hey,
there's a kid.

There's a kid.

For theirs
is the kingdom of heaven.

Come on, honey.
Leave your bag.

Okay, come on.
Go, go. Move.

Amen.

♪ ♪

It's Mozart.

It's a father lamenting
the death of his son.

Natus cadit.

He knew we'd end up here,

so where the hell
is he taking his son?

Go inside,
dinner's ready.

Yeah, whatever, mom.

He's laying out
his ideology for us.

If we can understand
what his purpose is,

then we can figure out
where he's going.

What's wrong?

I need to tell you
something.

What is it?

Something's happened.

I just saw it on the TV.

I-I called.
I tried to get information.

Information about what?

What--what's going on?

Your brothers...

might be hurt.

We got it, guys.

Thanks.

How come I'm over here

and the rest of my class
is over there?

I just need to ask you
a few questions.

Is that okay?

Did you pack your own
book bag this morning?

I don't understand.

I just need to know

if you packed
your book bag by yourself.

My dad usually sets
our things out for us.

Please, what's going on?

The bomb that went off
on that bus--

it was in your backpack.

And we think your dad
might have put it there.

That's crazy.

I know.

Look, I know this
is a lot to take in.

The only reason
I'm telling you this

is because we need your help

to try and figure out
where he might be going.

- You're wrong.
- I wish I was.

Aunt Rose?

Tell him it's not true.

I'm trying to understand
it all too.

We need your help, Paul.

I don't know anything.

Our job, what we do,

we study the way people act,

because there are clues
in everything we do,

even when we don't realize it.

Well, my dad
couldn't have done this.

Yeah, but he was sad,
wasn't he?

And sometimes
when people are sad,

they--they do things
they wouldn't normally do.

Was he acting
more affectionate lately...

uh, maybe giving
you all gifts?

Is there a book
that he's reading

you want to tell us about?

Paul, what is it?

A few nights ago...

he gave us these key chains.

It's the symbol for infinity.

What'd he say?

When he gave it to you,
what did he say?

Hey, I need you to think
real hard, buddy.

He said that the circles
went on forever and ever,

like the way he loved us.

And that
the beauty of infinity

is everything ends
where it begins.

Okay.

Thanks.
You did good, okay?

You stay with your Aunt Rose.

Hey.

- You found something?
- Possibly.

Have you ever heard
of the Last Generation movement?

Yeah, I read about them.

They want to end procreation
to save the world.

Last Gens think that
the earth is deteriorating--

overpopulation,
terrorism, global warming.

They think it's inhumane

to begin a new generation.

"To bring into existence

someone who will suffer
is to do harm to that person."

Hey, you want to know
about fringe wackos,

I'm your girl.

So that's why Meeks thinks
that by killing his kids,

he's saving them
from suffering.

Well, there's a logic to it.

It's delusional,
but there's a logic.

Based on your profile,
think about it.

His wife died trying to bring
another son into the world.

He's in shock.
His picture's all over the news.

Where's he gonna go?

Let's just go backwards.
Let's go to the beginning.

Work this profile
for me, Beth.

Work the profile.
Yes.

Okay, we know his--his ideology
as a personal cause bomber.

Yes.

You said yourself

at the heart of every
family annihilator profile

is a devastating loss.

So what is that telling you?

This is his
personal manifesto.

This--why choose
the symbol of infinity

if you want a generation
never to exist?

It's symbolic,
the infinity sign.

Everything ends
where it begins.

So he's going
back to the hospital...

where his wife died.

I need you to radio
the other agents.

Tell them that Meeks is going
to Fredericksburg Memorial.

Copy that.
Base, this is Sykes.

- What's up?
- Police have him cornered.

He says he's got a bomb.

William Meeks.

Don't come any closer.

William...

we just want to know
where Shawn is.

That's all.
That's all we want.

I know you think
that you're saving your sons,

but you're mistaken, William.

You don't want to die,
William.

You want your message out.

That's why there were
three crosses in the woods,

not four.

Just say the word.

Where is Shawn?

Here I am, father.

Does Shawn know
that he's carrying a bomb?

Here is the fire.
Here is the wood.

Take the shot, now.

Oh!

- You shot me.
- Yes, I did.

Where is he?

I need a doctor.

Yeah, well, right now
all the doctors are busy

treating the kids you blew up.

I'll get you a doctor,

but you can end this
right now.

Just tell us
where your son is.

It was unfair of me

to ever bring them
into this world.

He is your son, William.

And it's done.

And in other news,
an explosion today

has rocked a local high school
in Fredericksburg.

It happened at around
8:00 a.m. this morning.

The number of casualties
is unknown at this time.

Excuse me.
Excuse me?

My name is Shawn Meeks.

I'm looking for my brothers--
Kyle and Paul Meeks.

My dad said
they had been admitted here.

I need you
to stay right here, okay?

Don't you go nowhere.

Kyle Meeks
may have unwittingly

carried a bomb to school,

planted by his father,
William Meeks.

A third son, Shawn Meeks,
is unaccounted for at this time.

Police are asking anyone
with any information

to contact them immediately.

The nurse just
spotted the boy in the E.R.

I have blueprints,
and I can start an evacuation

whenever you call it.

All right,
we'll make this a soft evac,

nice and orderly.
You got it. Let's go.

What do you know
about this bomb?

Assuming
it's like the others,

it's set to blow
on a timer.

Yeah, but we don't even know
how much time we have.

Neither does the boy.
Let's go.

The FBI said
they're taking point.

All right, let's get
these people out of here.

I suppose there's
no talking you out of this.

This kid's bound
to be scared to death.

There's no need for me
to go and announce myself

as the one
who's hunting his daddy.

Besides, bomb goes off,

this vest isn't gonna do
much good anyway, is it?

True.

You'll be ready for me?

Absolutely.

- Hey, suit me up.
- You know I can't do that.

I'm not asking.
Suit me up now.

Check and see how they're
doing on the fourth floor.

- Hey, where's Meeks?
- Nurse said he was just here.

He must have ran off when he
heard we were looking for him.

That kid's carrying a bomb.
We have to find him fast

if we have any chance
of disarming it.

I got the local P.D.
combing the whole building.

We got to get everybody else
off the rest of these floors.

All right,
this is the I.C.U.,

we have every parent,
kid, and teacher

from the last two blasts
in here.

We evacuated
the side parking lot.

Doctors are setting
up triage centers.

Cooper's inside,
looking for the kid.

The first bomb had
a blast radius of 75 feet.

Meeks dropped
that kid at the door.

He would have set
the timer to blow

before anyone had much
of a chance to recognize it.

We're running
out of time now.

Shawn.

Hey, let him go.
Let him go.

Is the bomb in that bag?

He said my brothers
were in here.

- He said--
- Listen to me.

- He said that they were hurt.
- Listen to me. Listen to me.

Listen to me.

Is the bomb in that bag?

He sent me in here to die.

Can I see it?

Is it okay
if I look inside of there?

Can I?

He sent me here to die.

This is not
about you, Shawn.

It's not about you at all.

Is it in there?

Where's the bomb?

You see all
these people out here?

You see all these people?

You want that blood
on your hands, Shawn?

It's over.
Don't you get that?

Both of my brothers are dead.

Your brother Paul,
he's not dead.

I can prove it to you.

I'm gonna prove this to you,

and then I'm gonna need
your help.

It's your brother.

Paul?

Kyle's dead.

They're taking dad away.

I know. I know.

I'm so scared.

Why did she have to die?

You mean your mother?

That's why
all this is happening...

- Because she died.
- It's not your mother's fault.

It's not your fault.

It's not.

But I'm gonna need your help,

and you can help me
stop this, okay?

I don't know where it is.

I don't know.

Mick.

I'm here.

He didn't put the bomb
in the kid's bag.

He's planning
something much bigger.

You think he planted it
ahead of time?

The maternity ward.

Find the room
where Meeks' wife died,

and you're gonna find
that bomb.

Coop, the maternity ward's
above an oxygen main.

If that room blows,
it's all over.

Okay, guys,
let's double-time it.

Let's go!

Coop, I found it.

We got 30 seconds.

Okay.
It's in your hands.

All right,
everybody out.

What's going on?

Your father--
he told you the story

of Abraham and Isaac, right?

You remember
how that story ends?

At the last second,

an--an angel steps in
and stops Abraham

from killing his son.

Exactly.

God never intended

for the boy to die.

You actually think
Angels exist?

I do.

Doesn't really matter,
'cause this story ends the same.

The boy is saved.

I got it.

I got the bomb.

The police are gonna need
to speak to Shawn

for a little while,

but you and your aunt
can go with him.

Thanks.

I know it seems real tough
on you guys.

You've been through a lot,
but you got a second chance now.

And trust me when I tell you

you can do
anything you want with it.

Here...

looks like you could use this.

Thanks.

It was a rough morning.

Yeah, disarming bombs
will do that to you.

Yeah, who'd have thought, eh?

You ever have
trouble sleeping, Coop?

Isn't that part
of the job description?

I don't mean
because of this job.

Being at that hospital earlier,
it was like...

the way it played out,

the way he planned to get
all those people in one place,

it was like...

it was like Fallujah was.

It was just like Fallujah...

It's like we were
right back there.

Everything we saw,
everything we did...

it just all came flooding back,
you know, in that moment.

Just...

the harder I try to forget...

the more clearly
I remember it.

That's what scares me.

That kid,
kid in the hospital,

he asked me
if I believed in Angels.

Can you believe that?

What'd you say?

I told him...

I do.

But I'm starting
to have doubts.

I guess we all got
our ghosts, eh?

Oh, yeah.

What do you do
with yours, Coop...

with your ghosts?

-- sync, corrected by elderman --

I like to fly them
in formation.