Single-episode UnSubs for the revival of Criminal Minds.
Rory Gilcrest
- Driven to Suicide: When he realizes the police found him, he shoots himself in the head.
- Stalker with a Crush: Meets a girl online with whom he falls in love, then proceeds to kidnap her after murdering her parents.
- Teens Are Monsters: He's nineteen, and has murdered several people in cold blood.
- Villain of the Week: Of "Just Getting Started".
- Would Not Hurt A Child: Zig-zagged. Though the girl he kidnaps is technically a child, they are close enough in age that he wouldn't see her as such, and he spares her brother who is a literal baby.
Robert Harris
- Body Horror: Like to cut people's backs open and perform spinal surgery on them while they are conscious.
- Call-Back: To season 3's Nathan Harris. Besides the same surname, they share some interests: Nathan was morbidly fascinated with the dead bodies of sex workers; Robert uses dating apps to ensnare his victims and opens up their backs while they're sedated. They both attempted suicide, but Robert was more successful than Nathan.
- Driven to Suicide: Not so much by the knowledge that the cops have found him as by the persuasiveness of Sicarius.
- Villain of the Week: Of "Sicarius".
Benjamin Reeves
- Abusive Parents: His mother, a Senator, infantilizes and humiliates him well into adulthood.
- Expy: He is clearly meant to remind us
- Villain of the Week: Of "Oedipus Wrecks".
Arthur Kiel
- Psychopathic Manchild: Is introduced watching children play soccer, and is shown to have a naive understanding of things. Even still, he thoroughly enjoys watching people hang themselves.
- Sinister Suffocation: Ties up his victims in such a way that they always end up hanging themselves.
- Villain of the Week: Is introduced fairly late in "Forget Me Knots".
