- David Rossi: [closing quote] "We cannot despair of humanity since we ourselves are human beings." - Albert Einstein
- Derek Morgan: [calls Garcia] Yeah Baby Girl, I need you, Boo.
- Penelope Garcia: Always ready and eager to serve you!
- Alex Blake: Hey, guys, this is awful. Daniel's father didn't just make him watch the sexual encounters, he made him videotape them.
- Dr. Spencer Reid: To switch from male child victims to a female adult's highly unusual.
- Alex Blake: The last call went to Malcolm's cell phone. Maybe this is personal, just like torturing Richard Clayvin in the psychiatric unit was.
- Dr. Spencer Reid: The fathers could be the real target of the unsub's rage.
- Jennifer Jareau: [watching grieving parents] Look at how bereft they are. That's hard to fake.
- Alex Blake: There's no way any of them are involved.
- Dr. Spencer Reid: [searching Andy's room] That's interesting.
- Jennifer Jareau: What?
- Dr. Spencer Reid: I don't see any sneakers. I mean, almost every ten year old boy has a pair, right?
- Jennifer Jareau: I... guess they're somewhere else in the house, but mom seems like a neat freak.
- Dr. Spencer Reid: What if Andy's wearing them?
- Jennifer Jareau: That means he would have had time to put his shoes on and leave.
- Dr. Spencer Reid: Which means he was most likely coaxed out by someone he knew.
- Penelope Garcia: Just confirmed there was a ten-minute segment on the unsolved Frankie Clayvin murder on a low-rated cable show 12 years ago.
- Dr. Spencer Reid: Even with low ratings, probably a half a million people saw it.
- Penelope Garcia: 376,000; it's not often I get to correct another genius.
- Richard Clayvin: My name is Richard Clayvin. The same maniac who killed your boy killed my son, too. I'm the only person in the world who truly knows what you're going through right now.
- Aaron Hotchner: [picks up his mobile] What have you got, Garcia?
- Penelope Garcia: I triangulated the phone call that came to the Tafferts' house at 3:03 AM last night, and all I can say is: Whiskey, Tango, Foxtrot!
- Aaron Hotchner: The unsub wanted him to appear peaceful... Remorse?
- David Rossi: Well, that's in stark contrast to the violent imagery of blood on the Tafferts' front door.
- Aaron Hotchner: "I shall see the blood and pass you by."
- David Rossi: Exodus.
- Aaron Hotchner: The 10th plague of Egypt, the death of the firstborn. God commanded Moses to tell the Israelites to put lamb's blood above their door to spare their firstborn.
- David Rossi: The blood on the Tafferts' door could be related, but the unsub's got it backwards.
- Aaron Hotchner: Unless he thinks he spared Andy a fate worse than death.
- Marla Golden: When I first came to this country, I did things I'm not proud of. But I had to survive.
- Derek Morgan: Did you ever do anything involving a child?
- Marla Golden: No, I would never.
- Derek Morgan: What about any S&M? Were you ever paid to be tortured?
- Marla Golden: Once a long time ago, there was a couple. It was an American man, and his wife from... Eastern Europe or somewhere. She was very petite. The man wanted to torture us with whips and videotape it.
- David Rossi: How bad was the torture?
- Marla Golden: For me it was pretend. I didn't let it get too far. But his wife seemed really scared. For her I think it was brutal.
- Aaron Hotchner: [his cell phone beeps] Go ahead, Garcia.
- Penelope Garcia: I have got a list of Eastern European women around Memphis area who committed suicide within the last 4 decades. It's a short list. The most relevant name is Olga Milworth, who was from Romania.
- Dr. Spencer Reid: Like Nadia Clayvin was.
- Penelope Garcia: Yeah. She was married to an American named Charles Milworth, and 19 years ago she tried to kill herself and her son. Get this, her son survived.
- Aaron Hotchner: What's his name?
- Penelope Garcia: His name's Daniel Milworth, and he was incarcerated in Arizona for 11 years in a Psychiatric hospital for the criminally insane because he kidnapped and tortured a prostitute.
- Jennifer Jareau: No signs of forced entry or a struggle, according to the initial police report.
- Penelope Garcia: Mom and dad put him to bed at ten. Woke up this morning, he was gone.
- Alex Blake: Any visitors or workers to the house recently?
- Penelope Garcia: No, but the parents say in the last two weeks, they've received five phone calls from what sounds like a little boy prank calling them.
- Aaron Hotchner: They complained to authorities, but police determined that no laws had been broken.
- Penelope Garcia: Mm-hmm. The little boy says "I'm gonna get you", according to police reports. There's a lot of crazy people talking in the background; it sounds like it's coming from an asylum or prison.
- Derek Morgan: Well, I'd say the calls might coincidental, except the boy called again right after the parents found Andy missing, and he had a different message this time; "Did you see what I did?".
- Jennifer Jareau: So he's taunting them. Maybe this is about revenge.
- Alex Blake: "I'm gonna get you" is typically a threat, but in the case of children, it can also be a phrase used during play.
- Dr. Spencer Reid: You know, this sounds similar to a cold case from fifteen years ago. Frankie Clayvin of Memphis.
- David Rossi: I remember that. Gideon handled it. It obviously pre-dates all of you.
- Dr. Spencer Reid: Frankie Clayvin was nine years old at the time. He never made it home from school one day, was found dead in the woods thirty-six hours later five miles from his house.
- Jennifer Jareau: Phone calls before an abduction/murder? It's a rare signature.
- Derek Morgan: But if it is the same unsub, a dormancy period of fifteen years is highly unusual. Maybe we're looking at a copycat.
- David Rossi: If I'm not mistaken, Frankie Clayvin was killed within two hours of his abduction.
- Aaron Hotchner: Which means we're wasting time. Let's go.
- Malcolm Taffert: The police made us sit and wait until something went wrong.
- Lida Taffert: It makes no sense at all.
- Derek Morgan: I know it feels that way, and we're very sorry, but we're just...
- Malcolm Taffert: You're sorry? You're sorry. Do you have kids?
- Derek Morgan: No.
- Malcolm Taffert: Then you have no idea what this feels like!
- Derek Morgan: Sir, we don't presume to understand how hard this is for you, but what we can do is help you try to find Andy.
- Lida Taffert: [picks up a phone] Hello?
- Young Daniel Milworth: I'm gonna get you. I'm gonna get you.
- Lida Taffert: Stop it. I mean it. This isn't funny anymore. Stop calling here.
- Malcolm Taffert: Who was it?
- Lida Taffert: That damn kid again. I can't believe the police won't do anything about it.
- Dr. Spencer Reid: This is where a pimp works?
- Alex Blake: According to our local source, of all the pimps in town, this is the guy known for imported girls.
- [Blake and Reid go into the shop and Blake plays the recorded voice]
- Alex Blake: Do you know who she is?
- Dr. Spencer Reid: She's speaking Brazilian Portuguese if that helps jog your memory.
- Leon Burns: What am I, Rosetta Stone?
- Alex Blake: Well, we have reason to believe she's a prostitute. Any of your girls, maybe from 15 years back, speak Portuguese?
- Leon Burns: I don't know who sent you guys, but you obviously got the wrong idea about me. As you can plainly see, I'm a... purveyor of fine meats.
- Dr. Spencer Reid: No, Leon, we were told that you run a pretty lucrative business on the side.
- Leon Burns: Now you're flattering me. I make a mean barbecue sauce, but I don't make much money on it.
- Alex Blake: You know, I find it interesting you haven't asked what any of this is about.
- Leon Burns: I have a dreadful lack of curiosity.
- Alex Blake: Well, let me fill you in. A child was murdered yesterday, and at his home they found blood on his front door. Pig's blood.
- Dr. Spencer Reid: You know what? It actually just occurred to me, but I feel like this is the sort of shop you could find a lot of pig's blood.
- Leon Burns: Ah, you're right.
- Dr. Spencer Reid: We're not saying you had anything to do with this, Leon. But we are saying that the F.B.I. is desperate for any leads, and it would be a shame if we had to shut your shop down to collect D.N.A. samples to try to identify the source of that pig's blood.
- Leon Burns: Now, look, I don't know nothin' about blood on a door. But I think I do remember something about a couple of Brazilian girls who used to work for a... an acquaintance of mine.
- Dr. Spencer Reid: What were their names?
- Leon Burns: Raquel Castro and Luisa Gomez. Raquel moved back to Brazil in '95.
- Alex Blake: What about Luisa?
- Leon Burns: That bitch? She totally betrayed my buddy.
- Alex Blake: Did she walk out on him?
- Leon Burns: No. She married his best customer.