Psycho

The media called him psycho killer after the third set of double homicides. It quickly grew to six sets. FBI Agent Sam Cunningham called Riley O'Connor into his office and laid it out. "You're my best agent, Riley. Get this guy."

Riley put her team together. Sarah Murphy, Nora Smith, and Jack Beckett. As if to thumb his nose at the new team, the killer struck again within hours, leaving his signature mark. Bloody corpses stuffed into construction-grade black bags and dumped at the curb on quiet streets.

An old man who couldn't sleep became the first witness. But it wasn't a witness that posed the biggest threat. It was Nora Smith, a former profiler who dug up something from 25 years ago…a murder-suicide that shed light on the mystery.  

Beckett eventually realized the killer had something to hide. That was the key. Figure that out and they would catch the killer. It was their only hope.

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