If anyone can figure out the last name of the sisters, and the meaning behind it, props to you!
"All you have to do… is tell me what you wished for, and I will let you go…" he whispered into her ear, ignoring the tears from the woman. "All you have to do…is say it."
"But…I…I…"Sarah cried and looked across from her. "Please…for…forgive me…"she cried. "I…"she looked at the girl tied up across from her, the tears stinging and the dirt on her body making her long for her parents. "I wished…I…I wished…"she stammered through her tears.
"I forgive you…" the blonde haired girl said from across her and Sarah's eyes widened.
"I wished…her hair…would…would be burned."
"So be it…"he said and lit the blonde's hair on fire, smirking at the screams.
"NO! NO NO NO NO! YOU SAID YOU WOULD LET ME GO!" Sarah cried, her eyes wide in fear as the blonde's hair was burned away to the scalp.
"You need to see this," JJ said to Hotch as she poked her head into his office.
"Gather the team JJ," he said and the woman nodded, going to gather the team as she looked at the files she would have to hand out.
"So, what is it this time?" Derek asked, looking at the case.
"Eight girls in Enterprise, Alabama went missing three days ago…"Garcia said to the team, Reid, Rossi, JJ, Hotchner, Morgan, and Prentiss all sitting at the table.
"None of them look anything alike, four of them are blonde, three are brunette…" Rossi said and Garcia sighed.
"Sarah Greenfield returned to her home late last night with a tape… she refused to let her own parents touch her until she took the tape to one Amelia Alighieri, the older sister of Elizabeth Alighieri… one of the girls who was taken."
"Why?" Reid asked and Garica sighed and played the tape, covering her ears and closing her eyes as tightly as she could.
"NO! NO NO NO NO! YOU SAID YOU WOULD LET ME GO!" Sarah cried.
"But isn't this what you wished for?"
Garcia stopped the tape after that, taking a deep breath. "Enterprise is a small community, featured around a military base, however, a lot of the people around the homes are not to happy for the list of eight girls…" Garcia said.
Reid looked over the case, his eyes scanning everything. "A lot of small town communities have religious prejudice, did you know that in Cob County, Georgia, seventeen girls all beat up another because she wore nothing but black to school and was labeled a witch," he said, all eyes on him.
"So the eighth girl, was so many complaints?" Rossi asked.
"She's the younger sister of a lesbian police officer who lives in California. Three days after Amelia arrived, her sister and the girls were taken. The town is blaming Amelia, thinking Elizabeth isn't one of the victims…" Garcia said.
"Have they seen the tape?" Prentiss asked, not all to happy about this.
"It is why we are being called in. The police side with Amelia about her sister, but no one else does…" Garcia said and the team began to stand up, all preparing to head out to Enterprise, Alabama.