My Home Is Always With You {4}

Chapter 14: "Sex and Violence"

They go on a case in Iowa about a guy beating his wife to death with a meat tenderizer. The husband wants to plead guilty. The husband says he killed his wife for a stripper named Jasmine. They think that the husbands were under a love spell. They then go to a stripper club and split up. Liz calls her dad and he explains what's going on. Liz goes to find Sam and Dean. Sam says, "Liz, you got anything? 'Cause we don't." Liz says, "Yeah, a little. I just talked to my dad and we officially have a theory." Dean says, "What's that?" Liz says, "Siren." Dean says, "Like Greek-Myth Siren? Like "The Odyssey"? Hey, I read." Liz says, "Yeah, actually, but the Siren's not actually a myth. It's more of a beautiful creature that prey on men, entice them with their Siren song." Dean says, "Let me guess -- "Welcome to the Jungle"? No, no. Warrant's "Cherry Pie"?" Liz says, "Their song is more of a metaphor -- like their call, their allure, you know?" Dean says, "So they shake their thing and the guys zombie out?" Liz says, "Basically, yeah. Sirens live on islands. Sailors would chase them, completely ignoring the rocky shores, and dash themselves to pieces." Sam says, "Sounds like Adam and his buddies." Liz says, "Yeah. If you were a Siren in '09 and looking to ruin a bunch of morons, where would you set up shop?" Dean says, "So, whatever floats the guy's boat, that's what they look like?" Liz says, "Yeah. You see, Sirens can read minds. They see what you want most, and they can kind of like, cloak themselves -- You know, like an illusion." Dean says, "So it could all be the same chick, morphing into different dream girls?" Liz says, "Yeah most definitely. Sirens are usually pretty solitary." Sam says, "How do we kill it?" Liz says, "My dad's working on it. But even if we figure that out..." Dean says, "How the hell are we gonna find it? It could be anybody."