The familiar white Gulfstream business jet landed in an extremely light landing position and slowly drove along the runway into the FBI's exclusive apron at a corner of JFK Airport.

The cabin door opened, and several more familiar figures walked down the gangway, Jack leaning on the hood of Saboban with his arms crossed, smiling at the old guys, and Joyna couldn't wait to meet them.

"Aaron, how are you doing?"

"Good, thanks, Kate (Joyna)." I don't know if it's Jack's psychological effect, but he always feels that Hodchner's smile seems to be more natural than usual.

Hodgner shook hands with Joyna, looked at someone who was deliberately standing at a distance to watch the play with some confusion, and then politely introduced the two parties.

"This is Kate Joyna, this is my team, David Rossi, Emily Plantis, Jennifer Jeange, Spencer Reid, Penelope Garcia and Luke Elvis."

"Thank you for coming from afar, if you need anything, just let me know, don't be restrained, everything can be done freely."

Joyna, who was the only one with Hodgner in her mouth, didn't even notice Garcia, who was desperately waving at Jack.

Forget it, the game of pretending to be a stranger will definitely not work out if you meet this stupid big sister, Jack felt a deep mistake, and he didn't expect Garcia, who almost never goes out on the field, to come to New York this time.

In order to catch Hodgner off guard, he just secretly called Jiejie to gossip, and did not specifically contact others.

Looking at Emily's melon-eating expression, she must have exchanged information with Jiejie, Red has always been insulated from this kind of thing, and the old fox Rosie always has a smile on his face, which makes people unable to see through his inner thoughts.

"Welcome to the Big Apple, guys." Jack stepped forward and opened his arms, gave Garcia a big hug, gave Jiejie and Emily a close salute, and finally shook hands with the others.

"Uh, Jack, you and you are." Joyna, who was about to introduce Jack to everyone, was stunned for a while, completely unexpected, why this guy looked like an old friend with everyone in the BAU group.

"It's just a joke, I'm hiding one thing, in fact, to this day, my title in the New York office is still the BAU team's behavioral analysis consultant in the New York office, which is an open secret in the operations center."

Jack still spoke very tactfully, but everyone present invariably cast a meaningful gaze on Joyna, who was so embarrassed that she wanted to cut out the three-bedroom apartment on the airport runway on the spot.

"My fault, maybe I'm focusing too much on how to get the approval of my superiors."

can say that she is not grounded so fresh and refined and find herself under the stairs, this British beauty from Scotland Yard obviously has no bad emotional intelligence, it seems that she is just not willing to use it.

Everyone is an adult, and if Joyna still doesn't realize what the problem is, I'm afraid that no amount of background can support her to get to where she is now, at least not in the field department.

According to Dana Moge's temper, no matter how much pressure she was put on, she would not be able to accept a vase of incompetence to lead the combat center she had built with her own hands.

Hopefully, this little slap in the face of joking nature will bring this to his senses, otherwise Jubal's handover may have to start again.

"Okay, let's go to 26 Federation Square as soon as possible, and hopefully solve this case before public opinion boils." In the end, it was Hodgner who stepped up to help Joyna.

"It's a pity that now that public opinion has been flying, a reporter with good things noticed the common ground between the two recent cases, and then dug up the previous two cases, and titled 'Sam's Son' reappearing in the rivers and lakes.

Just now, while you were still on the plane, the NYPD held a press conference. ”

Jack turned on his phone and showed a video of Dana Morege and Frank Reagan announcing to reporters the FBI's involvement in the serial killings.

"Son of Sam", also known as "Point 44 Nightmare", was the most notorious serial killer in all of New York City in the '70s.

Although New York City was even worse in those days than it is today, a psychopathic murderer who roamed the city and used a 44-caliber "Bulldog" revolver to kill random people still kept New Yorkers in fear and unease for a whole year.

The man, David Berkowitz, was a skilled gunman with military experience, and his motives for committing crimes varied, ranging from being driven by demon-possessed dogs to childhood misadventures that led to psychopaths, as well as hatred of his birth mother and his own sexual impotence.

Given that his victims were mostly couples or young and beautiful women, Jack felt that the latter was the most likely.

He also learned an interesting point from Rossi's notes, from the "Sam's Son" case, psychologists and forensic experts learned information that they had never noticed before, that is, the murderer often couldn't help but return to the scene of the crime after the murder.

This point is not only a great inspiration to the NYPD and FBI or the American police, but even to the police around the world, and has been continuously applied in subsequent criminal investigation work.

The BAU crowd looked at each other, and in the case of a serial killer, media involvement most of the time had a limited positive effect, other than to provide a buzz and increase public pressure on the police.

For example, in Rossi's notes, it is also mentioned that before the serial murders, David Berkowitz's life was undoubtedly bleak and marginalized, unable to gain the approval or even attention of those around him.

After the murder, when the whole society began to pay attention to it one after another, he gained a high self-evaluation from it.

So half a year after the murder, David Berkowitz began to write letters to the media, fabricating some of his motives for committing the crime, hinting at the time or place of the next crime.

After that, his motive for committing the crime changed from simple venting to attracting the attention of the media and the public, and killing people in order to maintain his status as a "killing star".

Fortunately, it is not the first time that BAU has solved the case under the pressure of the public, and everyone quickly cheered up and stuffed their carry-on luggage into the back seat of the Saab shuttle bus and prepared to leave.

"Can I talk to you alone on the road?" Seeing that Hodgner was about to open the passenger door and get into the car, Joyna couldn't help but ask.

"Of course." Hodchner didn't think much about it, said goodbye to everyone, took the initiative to walk to the Audi driven by Joyna, and opened the driver's door very naturally.

"Wow, there's definitely a story between the two of them, Jack, isn't there anything you want to share with us?" Alimi didn't wait for the Sabo shuttle door to close, so she couldn't wait to put her head in the middle of the main and passenger seats.

"I want to ask you what you know." Jack closed the car door and was speechless, "You also saw it just now, she didn't even know that I was from BAU, what do you think we could have had with each other?" ”

"Oh my God, there are times when everyone's beloved Jack is ignored by a pretty girl?" Garcia exclaimed, exaggeratedly.

"Maybe she has a serious 'Electra complex.'" Rhett's serious analysis.

The "Electra Complex", also known as the "Father-Love Plot", belongs exclusively to women and corresponds to the male "Oedipus Complex".

"It's impossible." Rosie, who was the first to get in the car, said confidently, "She didn't even look at me more." ”

"Maybe she just likes the type of strict father, and hates dandy at the same time." Jiejie had no intention of respecting the elderly, and naturally sat in the passenger seat while speaking, and fastened his seat belt.

Rosie, a half-hundred-year-old man, pouted a little childishly, amorous or self-confessed romance is the proudest thing every Italian man is about, just like he sees Jack today, just like he saw himself back then.

"When we were surprised on the plane that the person who had invited the BAU group from New York was not Jack but a woman named Kate Joyner, Hodgner's reply was that Kate Joyner had been in contact with him when he was still at Scotland Yard."

As a newcomer, he consciously squeezed into the last row, and Luke Elvis, who had never said a word before, finally couldn't hold back and joined the gossip.

(End of chapter)