ve been a little slow following it up.
It is now.
Yes, that's him,
I found him stripped down to his underwear
kneeling right over there.
The 10th station of the cross.
Jesus is stripped of his garments.
- So you saw him up close?
- Oh, yes. We talked.
- In his underwear?
- I minister to the human spirit.
- It's not the strangest thing I've seen.
- What made you call us?
I just mentioned it to our patrol officer.
He must have passed it on to you.
This man had extremely graphic,
extremely violent thoughts.
- He was concerned he would hurt someone.
- He killed two people.
He's nearly killed two more.
I suspected. He seemed in horrible pain.
This man is unlike other killers I've seen.
He suffers the act.
He told me he was possessed,
performing acts dictated by someone else.
He's telling you the truth.
Meaning he just honestly believes
he's being controlled by someone, right?
No. Someone is.
Who are you?
What are you doing, Daddy?
What are you doing? Daddy!
Why am I doing this?
What is... what is happening to me?
I know it's hard,
but you're doing the right thing.
- It doesn't feel right leaving him here.
- He's in the advanced stages of the disease.
Moments of lucidity
will be few and far between.
The chances of him repeating
what he did last night are huge.
- Could I have a minute?
- Of course.
Dad?
Daddy? Hey.
This is a really pretty place.
And I... I saw your room, and...
you get your own TV.
And I'm gonna send for all your books.
OK?
I'm so sorry.
You're a pretty girl.
Don't you know who I am?
I know you're someone I love.
I'm Emma.
And I love you too.
Are you ready, Colonel?
Daddy.
I'm gonna be back in tomorrow, and I'm
gonna make sure you're all settled, OK?
Sorry.
It doesn't have to be this way.
You have no right being here.
Have you thought about what I said?
His deterioration is not inevitable.
He can be healed.
You feed on
other people's weaknesses, don't you?
Do you want this for your father?
Would you want this for anybody?
What do you want?
Frank Black has important work
to do for the Group.
He's wasted at the FBI.
We want him out.
I have no control over that.
But you're interested.
Who even has the capabilities
- to turn some guy into Ed Cuffle?
- I'm not sure.
And, of the billions of people on the planet,
why choose Ed Cuffle as your model?
For us, that's the end, not the beginning.
We have to first ask ourselves how they
found their subject. That's how we'll find him.
- The killer?
- When they found him,
he was a potential killer,
sufficiently like Cuffle... to adopt his MO.
You are saying, though,
that somebody created this guy?
And he doesn't understand
why he's doing what he does.
My guess is that the man
has no prior criminal record.
- Based on what?
- We'd have found him by now.
Where've you been, Hollis?
I paged you a thousand times.
- I'm sorry.
- How's your father?
Good. You know, up and down.
So, what have we got?
Well, he's Catholic.
There's only about ten billion of those.
- He's white, in his 20s.
- One billion.
- Military background.
- Because he wore those mil-spec goggles?
No, he's modelled on Cuffle.
Cuffle spent several years in the military.
- It's not exactly unique.
- Yeah, well.
The killer will have the same background.
Cuffle got an honourable discharge
from the army for psych problems.
There'll be a substantial
psychological file there.
The killer will have one too.
I started with
the Department of Defense records.
I isolated those born or resident
in Washington, DC,
stripped away African-American, Latinos, etc,
then I focused on the psych evaluations.
- How many?
- 336 individuals.
Now, if you select Catholics,
we're down to 128.
You strip out anybody with a criminal record,
we lose another 55.
So much for "Be all you can be. "
For the remaining 73,
we're doing a visual match on the composites
from the glass at the execution chamber.
- It's a house of cards.