Criminal Minds season 12 episode 13 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Spencer Reid finds himself in a perplexing and dire situation, arrested in Mexico under suspicion of drug possession with the intent to distribute. Confused and disoriented, he struggles to piece together his actions, mentioning a Dr. Rosa, whom he intended to meet for his mother's Alzheimer's treatment. The BAU team, shocked by Reid's predicament, speculates on potential setups, possibly involving Mr. Scratch. Their investigations reveal Reid's recent delve into alternative Alzheimer's treatments. Things take a darker turn when Dr. Rosa is found dead, intensifying the suspicion around Reid. Despite Reid's fragmented and drug-clouded memories hinting at his involvement, the team remains determined to unearth the truth and clear his name, facing legal hurdles along the way.
Full Episode S12E13 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why was Spencer Reid arrested in Mexico?
Reid was arrested for drug possession with intent to distribute.
What condition was Reid in during his arrest?
He was confused, disoriented, and had a hand injury.
Who was Spencer Reid supposed to meet in Mexico?
He was meeting a woman named Rosa, a doctor, to help his mother.
What was the BAU team's reaction to Reid's arrest?
The team was shocked and speculated about Mr. Scratch's involvement or a possible framing.
What did Reid's drug test reveal?
The test showed narcotics in his system.
Who was Dr. Rosa and what was her connection to Reid?
Dr. Rosa was involved in experimental drugs for Alzheimer's, which Reid was investigating for his mother.
What did the BAU team discover about Reid's activities before his arrest?
They found out he was researching alternative medicine for Alzheimer's.
How did the situation escalate with Dr. Rosa?
Dr. Rosa was found dead, further complicating Reid's situation.
What was the outcome of Reid's cognitive interview?
The interview revealed fragmented memories, including Reid holding a knife.
What were the legal challenges in Reid's case?
The team faced difficulties in extraditing Reid and proving his innocence against mounting evidence.
Was Reid extradited back to the U.S.?
Yes, the team managed to secure his extradition, but he still faced serious charges.
What was the team's plan to prove Reid's innocence?
They planned to investigate further and gather evidence to counter the charges against him.
