Bailey can't help the irritated sigh that left his lips the second he got the call to say that the team leader of the BAU had not only arrested the US Senator's son, but also has him in for questioning.

Bailey is aware of how important it is to solve this Sicarius case, after all the idea that a serial killer set up a network of other serial killers during the COVID pandemic and is giving them instructions of how to kill, when to kill and when to pause...it's concerning to say the least. But being the Deputy Director, Bailey is more than aware of just how politically sensitive the BAU team needs to be.

With this recent case, it's drawing a lot of heat. And no surprise, three socialites found dead, all with the same large bite marks which indicate the killer is a sadist. So far the profile of the killer has led to the possibility that the killer may have an Oedipus complex, something which seems to be driving the force behind his killing. And now the BAU team think the killer is Benjamin Reeves...who annoyingly is the US Senator's son.

Bailey sighs as he straightens his suit and heads into the viewer room of the interrogation suite, where agents can see an interrogation but because of the two way mirror, it means the person being interrogated can't see into the viewer room.

"We have to talk." Bailey says the second he heads into the room, seeing the BAU Team Leader watching the interrogation intently.