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Emily: "Ow! Ohh." she says spilling some of her coffee as Watson comes over to her, chuckling a little Watson: "Good morning, Emily. Have a good weekend?" Emily: "Yeah. No. Yes. Ha ha." Watson: "You sound like Morgan." Emily: "No, it wasn't -Ugh. I don't want to get into it." Watson: "No problem." Emily: "It-It just feels weird for me To talk about my personal life here, you know? I don't really know you guys all that well yet." Watson: "I totally get that." she says shrugging her shoulders heading to her desk as Emily follows after her Emily: "I think I totally screwed up this date." she blurts out Watson: "Ok. What happened?" Emily: "You have to understand, I'm a nerd. Like, seriously" she says making Watson chuckle a bit "And I can fool people for days, weeks even. But sooner or later, I blow my cover And I say something so geeky. And then he doesn't respond, And I lose all confidence." Watson: "What did you say?" Emily: "Kilgore Trout." Watson: "Guy has a problem with Kurt Vonnegut?" Emily: "You know Kilgore Trout?" Watson: "I read Slaughterhouse-Five when I was 12 for a writing assignment and it blew my mind. So I just kept going and I read 'em all." Emily: "Yeah, yeah. Me, too. What's your favorite?" Watson: "Oh, Mother Night." Emily: "The one about the American spy." Watson: "Who pretends to be a Nazi." Emily: "You are who you pretend to be." Watson: "So be careful who you pretend to be." she says as they chuckle a little Emily: "Oh, my god. I can't believe you're a Vonnegut fan. You just made my day. Especially with knowing how hot your boyfriend is." Watson: "Anytime." she says as they clink cups together Hotch: "Conference room in 5 minutes, please?" Watson: "Got it." she says sighing out
JJ: "Sandra Davis, 16 years old. This is her singing at her high school talent show a month ago. This is her on-again, off-again boyfriend Ken Newcombe. Their bodies were found in a park near the male victim's car in Groton, an affluent, mostly white suburb of New York City in Westchester County. It's the third of 3 killings believed to be a series of hate crimes." Emily: "Hate crimes?" Hotch: "The first 2 victims were Keisha Andrews, 15, and Vickie Williams, 17. They disappeared from their homes in Central Westchester one night. Their bodies were found in a wooded area In a southern part of the county near the city." Gideon: "Strangled, beaten, stabed." JJ: "And this was painted on their faces." Morgan: "What about this couple? How are they apart of it?" JJ: "Another swastika. This one on the boyfriend's car." Watson: "It's a different victimology." Morgan: "Maybe just an escalation." Gideon: "Or a different killer." Hotch: "And it doesn't end there. Yesterday an African-American community leader, a Reverend Williams, decided to take this on as a political issue. Racial hate in the suburbs." Williams: "What we are seeing is pure apathy. Black kids are getting killed and the police are doing nothing to stop it. When will these racists be confronted?" JJ: "Apparently, in response to Reverend Williams' muckraking, a black kid was beaten on the streets of Groton this afternoon. Connecticut Neo-Nazi group called the White Stallions claimed responsibility." Emily: "There are Neo-Nazi groups in Connecticut?" JJ: "The mayor of Groton called me this morning, frantic. He's desperate to solve these crimes before it escalates even more." Gideon: "What are the racial demographics of Groton?" JJ: "Population 42,000. 8% black." Gideon: "I'd say the mayor has reason to be worried. If it doesn't stop soon, it could flare up into a full-scare race riot."
