New Girl(A Spencer Reid/Criminal Minds Fan-fiction) BOOK ONE

Chapter Thirty-One: Tobias Hankle

        "He says the world is a cesspool, of greed, lust, disease." 

        "That sounds like unsub number one." Prentiss pointed out.

        "He says redemption must be sought. We must all repent."

        "And he referred to being Raphael?" Hotch asked.

        "Or God."

        "It's not God. It's someone sitting right there next to him telling this guy what to say."

        "As the lord god spoke in Leviticus Twenty-Six:Eighteen..." 

        "That's a new one." I realized.

        "A third unsub?"

        "Could just be recorded from a religious program or a sermon."

        "Punish Ye Seven times." JJ repeated.

        'Five more victims."

        "These images were shot from on the dresser where that computer sat."

        "So if this video came from that computer's camera then what? Did the unsubs bring it with them?" I shook my head.

        "No. It's the Kyles computer. This guy must have extensive technological knowledge, because it's clear. This guy hacked into their web cam." I went and stood in front of the computer with Spencer. That's when we saw it. The web-cam was on. Spencer's eyes widened and he stood up, grabbing my wrist and dragging me away fro the computer.

        "Agent Franks, does this building have wireless internet?" He nodded.

        "Yeah, why?"

        "That camera is on right now." I whispered. "The computer's connected itself to the internet and it's streaming a video feed somewhere."

        "Can we trace the stream to the destination?" Hotch asked.

        "Keep it open, Garcia might be able-" The computer started beeping and Spencer sat back down, me leaning over his shoulder. The screen went black and words appeared.

        THE ARMIES OF SATAN SHALL NOT PREVAIL. 

        "It turned off." Spencer said.

        "So they're controlling it remotely?"

        "Is that even possible?" Prentiss asked. 

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'        "Yeah, you can totally access someones computer remotely. It's actually done a lot today. When a mortal calls Tech support, instead of like giving you instructions, the tech can work on your computer from wherever she is." Garcia told us over the phone.

        "And they maintain the access even after the work is done?" Hotch asked.

        "They're not supposed to, but I suppose you could install a Trojan horse during a service." 

        "Something left in the computer to be turned on later." Spencer explained.

        "That's how websites get pop-up-ads onto your computer." I added.

        "Garcia, can you check the Kyles' phone records and see if they called for tech support in the last six months?"

        "Right-o. Oh, and if you can get me the Kyles' lap top, I can search the drive for anything implanted there."