A/N Update would be sooner if I wasn't busy wondering what was wrong with my laptop screen. But, now that I know, I might be able to have it fixed. And then I might be able to write more… hopefully. Got a major case of writers block. Curse that big disease in my creativity. Thank you to all the people who have reviewed, favorite, and are now following this story. Oh, and season 8 premiere running through my mind. The Emily Prentiss freeness haunting me wherever I go. :'( I'll try not to have that slow me down in writing, but no promises. Last chapter, I forgot that JJ was a profiler, so let's just say that this was something that wasn't run across anyone but her. She chose it because she wanted to and nothing more.

Disclaimer: I don't own Criminal Minds or anything you recognize.

The team gathered into the briefing room, ready to know what had caught JJ's mind. She walked into the room, and received a remote from a confused Garcia. Everyone looked confused, but they just sat there, waiting for the horror that they knew every day in their lives, to appear on the screen. JJ walked to the screen, and started the debriefing.

"We're going to New York City. Ashley Johnson, a 41 year old police officer was killed two weeks ago and was found dead in an abandoned warehouse," JJ said, and a picture of a woman with long raven hair and dark brown eyes appeared on the screen and on the tablets the team were holding. "Yulia Svitz, a 39 year old Russian FBI agent at a local field office was found in an alley behind a police station." A smaller woman with the same features as the last appeared on the screen. "She was found last week. And Emily Carlson, a 43 year old who worked with Yulia Svitz, was found two days ago in Central Park," she said, when another lady appeared on the screen. The difference with this one was beaten with the head bashed in, cuts on her face and arms, and a knife sticking out of her chest.

"Well, one things obvious. Someone doesn't like law enforcement," Morgan said, the first one to throw anything in.

The room was silent. Hotch just sighed and pinched the bridge of his nose. He wondered if he was the only one to notice that the victims all looked very similar to Emily. "Wheels up in thirty," he said, and stood up, leaving the room.

Emily looked at the board in silence before she walked out of the room. She didn't know why JJ had to choose this case. She didn't know why JJ had to choose any case. She should've just let Garcia pick the case. She sighed and got her go-bag.

…

Emily was the last to board the jet. She hoped that nobody noticed her hesitation when she stepped on. She sat next to Reid and waited for take-off. Emily watched Hotch walk into the cockpit to inform the pilots that they were ready for take-off, and the jet was moving within seconds.

After the jet was level, Garcia had appeared on the laptop. "My little pretties, I am sorry to say I have so good news for you," she said, after Morgan asked her to look into something. "I can't find anyone that even remotely fits what you wanted."

"Alright… Garcia, I want you to get onto the next flight you can to get here. I don't care if you have to fly commercial, we need you to get down here," Hotch said after talking on the phone for a second.

"Will do bossman. Could you tell about the change of heart?" Garcia asked.

"There was another victim found. She worked for the NYPD," Hotch said. Garcis disconnected and Emily watched as Hotch started to give out orders. "After we set ourselves up at the field office, I want Rossi and Morgan head to Yulia Svitz and Ashley Johnson crime scenes. Prentiss, I want you and Reid to go to the other crime scene. JJ, you and I will go to the latest crime scene and sfter that go to the morgue."

Everyone nodded their heads in understanding, and waited for the jet to land so they could get to their tasks.

…

Emily and Reid walked into Central Park where Emily Carlson was found in .Blood was everywhere, suggesting that the victim had been dragged in there. Blood was pooled up where the body was found, and a small knife was sitting on the ground. What confused Emily was that there weren't enough wounds for that many wounds on the body for that much blood.

"I don't think that this is all the same person's blood," Reid stated. "It would be impossible. Either the unsub has injuries, or some of the blood is from the other two victim."

"That knife looks like it didn't get pierced into only one person's body," Emily said, picking the object up. She examined it. Something wasn't right about the knife, but she couldn't figure it out.

"That thing's rusty as hell," an officer said, walking up to the two agents. "You must be the FBI. I'm detective Jonathan Larson."

Emily looked up. "I'm Supervisory Special Agent Emily Prentiss and this is Dr. Spencer Reid," she said, introducing themselves.

"Aren't you a little young to be a doctor?" the detective asked.

"I have three PhDs," Reid said simply.

Emily heard the detective mumble something incoherent and sighed. Sometimes, cops could be pretty snotty. She decided to just ignore the man with what he had to say unless she was forced not to.

After they were done at the crime scene, they went back to the field office and Reid set himself up for geographical profile. Emily waited for the rest of the team to get back, making small talk with Reid.

She found herself wandering into a coffee shop across the street from the office, and decided that she was already there, so why not get something. She was waiting in line when she felt someone grab her. How no one realized something was wrong, she didn't kniw, but she was knocked unconscious soon after getting grabbed, and her world was put into darkness.

A/N I'm not the best at making cases, so I'm sorry about the one right now. I hope the chapter isn't as dull as I saw it, but it was just case stuff. Next time I promise to have a more interesting chapter. Writers block or not, with Emily being ubducted, how is the chapter not going to be better. That nifty review button is pretty cool. Try it out. You know you want to… come on. Reviews make me work faster! Does that give you inspiration to review? I hope it does.