"Criminal Minds" Damaged (TV Episode 2008) Poster

(TV Series)

(2008)

Paget Brewster: Emily Prentiss

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  • [Morgan, Prentiss, and JJ have arrived to help Rossi on a twenty year old cold case, after he asked them not to] 

    David Rossi : Why do you care?

    Emily Prentiss : Because you do.

  • Kevin Lynch : Agent Rossi? We need to talk, about Penelope, man to man

    David Rossi : Man to man

    [both walk away] 

    Derek Morgan : What about Penelope?

    Dr. Spencer Reid : I don't know

    Jennifer 'JJ' Jareau : [singing]  Garcia and Kevin sitting in a tree...

    [turns around and walks away] 

    Derek Morgan : Get out of here! Are you serious?

    [joins JJ] 

    Emily Prentiss : Just when I thought nothing scandalous was every gonna happen around here

    Dr. Spencer Reid : What? What does that mean?

    Emily Prentiss : Didn't you hear JJ?

    Dr. Spencer Reid : That song meant something? No! No I missed it

    Emily Prentiss : It... it... You know what, never mind

    Dr. Spencer Reid : [looks around bewildered]  What?

  • Emily Prentiss : He might need our help.

    Penelope Garcia : He didn't ask anyone for help.

    Emily Prentiss : Penelope, Rossi is a guy who color-coded his hand-written notes in his notebooks. Blue pen for evidential items, red pen for supposition and theory. The guy is a fussy, anal-retentive, neat freak who never leaves anything out of its place. I would say this is a scream for help.

  • David Rossi : Morgan, obsessional crimes are your specialty.

    Derek Morgan : Well, there's two kinds of obsessional offenders that would send gifts to survivors. Sadists, who want to make the families keep reliving the crime, or guilt-laden offenders, desperately trying to find some type of way to apologize.

    David Rossi : Sadists usually use something they know will remind the family of the person or the crime. Jewelry, newspaper clippings.

    Emily Prentiss : These don't look like the kind of things you would send to inflict pain on someone.

    David Rossi : So, guilt-laden.

    Emily Prentiss : You know, they actually look like the kind of thing a child would send.

    Derek Morgan : Okay. Well, it's rare, but an unsub who feels this much guilt sometimes commits the crime unintentionally. They tend to be developmentally disabled, extremely low IQ offender, and generally, well, they're physically large and they're very strong. Strong enough to hurt somebody accidentally.

    Emily Prentiss : Like Lennie in "Of Mice and Men".

  • David Rossi : I was here on a serial rapist in '88. It was pretty short work. The guy wasn't gonna win any IQ contests. The day after we, uh, collared him, a local detective was driving me to the airport, and, um, he hears a call on his walkie of kids screaming in a house not far from where we were. He asks if I mind taking the job in with him. We were first on the scene. Inside we found...

    Derek Morgan : [placing the case file on the table]  Found this.

    David Rossi : The ax had been left behind, but it had been wiped clean. It turns out it belonged to the family. The, uh, oldest daughter, Connie, told me her father bought it on Christmas Eve a few months earlier, to cut down the Christmas tree. Now I, uh, always associate the whole thing with Christmas. Never been able to put a tree up myself again.

    Jennifer 'JJ' Jareau : So he... he never hurt the kids at all?

    David Rossi : Not physically.

    Derek Morgan : But he would have known that the kids were in the house.

    David Rossi : He only hurt the parents and then left.

    Emily Prentiss : Okay, so using a weapon he found at the scene and not eliminating all of the potential witnesses, that makes him disorganized.

    Derek Morgan : But he left no evidence, which suggests he's organized.

    Jennifer 'JJ' Jareau : There was a fingerprint.

    David Rossi : But it was behind the bedroom door. I don't even think he knew it was there. There should have been prints in other places, but they were wiped clean. An open back door, a... a drinking glass left in the kitchen. And that one good print... was not a match anywhere. I've been over this a million times. I... I keep thinking if there was just one more piece, one more thing to go on. The answer was right in front of me.

    Emily Prentiss : He might be dead.

    David Rossi : I have to be sure.

    Derek Morgan : Rossi, if he's dead, you may never really know.

    David Rossi : When we arrived on the scene... before any of the other units got there, I could hear them... before I even got out of the car. It was a warm morning and the, um, the windows were open in the upstairs bedroom. And their voices... floated out into the street. They were crying and calling for their mommy and daddy. Three terrified children screaming for their murdered parents. I've seen so much death and pain, but that sound... it's been twenty years and I can still hear them screaming every night... crying. If I can't tell them for sure that whoever's responsible will never do it again... that screaming might never stop.

  • Emily Prentiss : You're buyin', I'm drinkin'.

    Derek Morgan : I don't think any of us could afford this place otherwise.

    Jennifer 'JJ' Jareau : Yeah, I know I can't.

    David Rossi : Go home.

    Emily Prentiss : We thought you might need some help.

    David Rossi : You're wrong.

    Derek Morgan : Come on, now, Rossi. Bounce some theories off us. Fresh eyes can't hurt.

    David Rossi : This isn't even a BAU case.

    Jennifer 'JJ' Jareau : Maybe not yet, but I can make anything a BAU case if I want to. It's about paperwork, and I know the paperwork.

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