The FBI has been struggling for months on the same case: a serial killer known as Ghostface. They call their victims first to taunt them, and then kill them with a large knife. Not to mention their terrifying costume of black robes and a white mask they wear to disguise themselves in the event a security camera might see them entering their victims' homes. What the rest of the team doesn't know is that being a profiler for the BAU has taught you a thing or two about how to get away with murder.

You never expected to land a job at the BAU. You thought for sure that your... violent tendencies would raise a red flag during your extensive background check and mental health assessment, but you were pleasantly surprised to be offered a job that was just too perfect to pass up.

Now, you have the thrill of working alongside the very people who are trying to catch you. You've learned all the tricks in the book from your time at the BAU: calling from burner phones that are rerouted through several cell towers so that you can't be traced, recording a set of Ghostface responses ahead of time for your calls in case one of your team members calls you at the same time that you're taunting someone, leaving no trace of forensic evidence at the crimes scenes... you've got everything planned to a tee. Now there's just one problem in your life that needs solving: Spencer Reid.

Spencer is your coworker and best friend. You've been secretly harboring feelings for him, and have decided to call him as Ghostface to mess with him a little, hoping that he will come to you in search of comfort after the ordeal. Ultimately, you've come to the conclusion that if he doesn't reciprocate your feelings, then Ghostface's next victim will be all too close to home for the BAU.