Criminal Minds: Season 2, Episode 11 – Sex, Birth, Death

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Criminal Minds: Season 2, Episode 11 – Sex, Birth, Death

December 12th, 2009 |

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Season: 2 Episode # 11 Original Air Date: November 29, 2006

Sex, Birth, Death

Synopsis:

The BAU is called to investigate the serial murders of prostitutes in Washington, D.C., and suspect a teenager is guilty of the crimes. The case becomes complicated when a congresswoman about to make a speech to praise the city’s lower crime rate threatens to take away the case if Hotch calls a press conference to discuss it.

Best Moments Between Characters in Criminal Minds Full Episodes:

Best Lines in Criminal Minds Full Episodes:

Reid: D.C. may have a serial killer, and… I think I just let him get away.

Morgan: Why these particular women?
Reid: The simplest answer is that he has access.

Reid:How many people’s lives did I risk in the future?
Gideon rofiles can be wrong.
Reid:What if it’s not? What if next time he kills somebody?
Gideon:Then you catch him.

Gideon: You saved his life.
Reid: He wanted me to let him die.
Gideon: He’s sick. He needed saving.

Garcia:You and me, we’re hitting the town.
Reid:No offense, Garcia, but I don’t think I’d make very good company right now.
Garcia:No, up. Up! Don’t make me hurt you.

Rhonda: We always see the same politicians talking about cleaning up the Hill. The ones who drop fifty bucks with us right before they give the speech.

Prentiss: (to Hotch) I think politics makes people distrustful. I think it makes them hate themselves. I think it tears families apart, and damages people. So if there’s nothing else, I would like to get back out on the street and find out who’s killing these women. … Sir.

The turning point in the investigation in Criminal Minds Full Episodes:

The team realizes it is someone in Washington and they get a group of women together who the unsub had targeted. They all describe the same man and the Congresswoman is able to identify who he is.\

Whodunit?

Ronald Weems, he was the head of a group called “The Decency Watch”.

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