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The BAU is called when the New Orleans Police Department discovers a mass grave inside a vandalized above-ground crypt in a local cemetery.
The BAU is called when the New Orleans Police Department discovers a mass grave inside a vandalized above-ground crypt in a local cemetery.
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S13, EP11 "Full-Tilt Boogie"The BAU team's investigation into the home invasion and attempted homicide of a police chief's wife uncovers a world of secrets in a small town in Virginia.
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S13, EP12 "Bad moon on the Rise"The BAU is called to New York when several casualties of a brutal nature are reported in Central Park.
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S12, EP20 "Unforgettable"The BAU investigates when several federal government employees, including a close friend of Walker's, succumb to symptoms of a heart attack; Reid anxiously awaits his trial date.
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S12, EP19 "True North"The BAU is called to investigate after three victims are discovered tied to stakes in the brutal Arizona desert.
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S12, EP18 "Hell's Kitchen"The BAU investigates an urban vampire who kidnaps his victims at night and holds them underground in the sewer system; Reid makes a difficult decision in prison.
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S12, EP17 "In the Dark"The BAU believes two unsubs may be operating simultaneously when victims killed in two different ways are discovered in the same city; the team grapples with keeping Reid safe in prison.
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S12, EP16 "Assistance Is Futile"A mother steps forward with valuable information for the BAU to aid in their investigation of an unsub known as the bone crusher; Reid must adapt to a new set of rules in prison.
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