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S7 E7Hide Sight

Michael Francis?

Another dead end.

Francis... Francis, Francis. Stockholm Syndrome. In a lot of abduction cases, the victim will actually start to sympathize with his captors.

Right, especially when they're held a long time.

And Arthur Francis was Michael's abductor. Michael Reynolds is Michael Francis. He took his kidnapper's last name.

Don Flack [about Michael]: Maybe he decided to do us all a favour and took himself out.

It's hard to tell in this place but I am seeing indications of a struggle. And if he took himself out, where's the gun?

Could be under his body.

(checks) No. No gun here.

Well, I'm no expert but I've seen enough guns in my time to know that they don't just grow legs and walk away.

No, he didn't commit suicide. Michael Reynolds was murdered. What a life. He gets kidnapped, kept for three years, escapes... only to be murdered 12 years later.

Michael had a brother... Tom Reynolds.

Mitochondrial DNA from the hair was a match to Michael.

Mito's shared by all maternal relatives, including brothers, so it would also be a match to Tom.

So he's our shooter. Why?

Off to one side, unnoticed. Everyone else around him is celebrating Michael's return. Tom is just standing there.

Emotionless, neglected.

So you're telling me he starts shooting people 'cause he didn't get enough hugs and kisses from mommy and daddy?

Jo Danville [about serial killers]: Neglect, it was the most common form of abuse in their childhood.

He murdered his brother, then he goes on a shooting rampage. Getting to that point cannot be that simple.

No, it's not. It's usually a preexisting condition, a genetic anomaly of some sort that renders them susceptible.

Nature combined with nurture.

Emptiness. Loneliness. Abandonment! How much can one person take? How much can one person do? 'Cause I've tried. God, how I've tried.

You make my life a living hell! And for what? What did I do to deserve this? I'm tired of... of waiting for something to change, because nothing changes. Always just stays the same!

I tried everything... to make you notice me. But you look past me. You cast me aside. Like I'm invisible. But I'm not invisible. I'm right here. Right here in front of you. You turned my life into a hole, empty of everything. One day... you'll pay.

Mac Taylor [to Tom Reynolds]: Your family turned away from you. We all did. I know what that must have been like.

You don't know anything. No one knows what that's like living in a hole! Abandoned. Ignored. No one knows what that's like!

Killing people won't change that!

Look around you. What's going on. All of this is because of me! Because of what I'm doing!

There are other ways, Tom!

I've tried all the other ways. Nothing changes. It's just the same! But now? Now it's different. People will know me. They'll know my name. They'll know my face.

Harry Smith does a segment on the Early Show about the psychology of a sniper and then introduces a new song by Katy Perry?

S7 E8Scared Stiff

[amused] Dr. Sheldon Hawkes, did I just hear you say ghosts?

You did. Wanna know why? 'Cause that's what he said: Ghosts.

A lot of New Yorkers believe this part of the park is haunted. The lake just over there, for years rumor has it, two women have been seen skating figure eights, at night. Rosetta and Janice, sisters, died in the 1800s. Apparently they just glide above the ice, if you get too close they disappear.

[amusedly scared] Shut up.

Yeah. Then there was that real estate guy that got gutted by the river just east of here. Oh, and Belvedere Castle, tons of people have heard disembodied voices, and dispatch gets calls all the time.

Teenagers. Doing the nasty.

go ahead, poke fun, but this area where we are, right now, some of the volunteers from the emergency medical unit won't even ride in here, they send me. I gotta be honest, there have been times when I felt something.

a prescence?

I dont know.

Doc, come on. You can't tell me, that in your well educated mind, you don't have an explanation for paranormal activity.

ok, one night, I heard a woman screaming. I get off my bike, I run towards the sound, the screaming is getting louder and louder, but when I get to where she should've been: nothing. Nobody.

What do think it was?

I don't know. I don't have a rational explanation for what happened that night. Now, it could have been my mind playing tricks on me, or maybe it was the sound bouncing of the trees; but I felt something weird here, and judging by the looks of these shoeprints, maybe our Jane Doe felt something too.

Can you believe this? In the middle of the night, and now we have to deal with coyotes.

What is that all about? They've been attacking people in broad daylight too. Between them and the spiders...

You afraid of spiders?

What? Northern Black Widow spiders, the female's poison, lay you out in two minutes.

You scaredy cat.

That could be the cause of her death.

you're a science guy now? Black widow bite would cause vomiting, chest pain, maybe some bad muscle cramps, but is not fatal. Besides, our girl died of suffocation. Not of a little itty bitty scary spider.

[slightly annoyed] Just bag the evidence.

[phone rings]

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