[ SECRET POST #2714 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2714 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[cbrachyrhynchos]

Wouldn't the FBI have DNA samples for both of them, and would have figured it out the first time they started questioning the connection between Mr. Most Wanted and Ms. First Day on the Job?

[replicantangel]

Yes. They also would have asked, at some point, 'Why did you show up at the FBI and demand to work only with this newbie profiler?' And they wouldn't have given him the time of day until he answered that satisfactorily. Also, they wouldn't let him continue running his criminal enterprise and gallivant around the world in his private jet while he's their "prisoner".

I really like the show. I adore James Spader. But the level of 'WTF, were you writers even considering reality?' is really irksome. Also, Liz is pretty much the worst FBI agent on the face of the planet.

/end rant

[ozfroggirl]

Yeah. And it wasn't like he spent weeks/months gaining their trust before that let him stay wherever he wanted. I never understood why any Government agency would set free the 'world's most dangerous criminal' - without any type of supervision - once they'd captured him.