Part 30

Garcia looked over at Morgan as he answered his phone and she got in and sat down in the passengers seat.

"Morgan." He said as he got in behind the wheel.

"Mr Morgan, I'm Detective Rodgers with the CSI. We had something interesting come back from the tests we've run on the body that was found on your property."

Morgan sighed and glanced at Garcia as he took her hand. "Give it to me." He said and held his breath.

"Well, the body has been dead for thirty-eight years. It's a male and from doing dental records we have learned his identity." Rodgers said as he was looking over the report.

"Thirty-eight years? Really?" Morgan asked as he sat up straight.

"Yes sir."

"So, who was it?" Morgan asked as he wasn't sure he really wanted to know but a part of him couldn't wait.

"D.B. Cooper. He robbed a bank in in Washington back in 1971. And bonus, there's a $50,000 reward for finding him. I will put in the paper work and make sure it's still valid." He said.

"You have got to be kidding, right?" Morgan asked.

"I'm totally being honest with you. I will call you tomorrow with more information. Have a good day sir." Rodgers said then hung up the phone.

Morgan hung up and looked over at Garcia. "You, baby girl...are very lucky right now. That body that was found, belonged to D.B. Cooper. Possible reward of $50,000."

She smiled and looked at him. "Am I being punked?" She said as she glanced around the parking garaged.

"No baby girl, that was Detective Rodgers. He will call me tomorrow with more information." He smiled and kissed her. "Our child, if we are granted the reward money, is going to college."

"That's for sure. Our kids will be very smart. Look at us, profiler and computer technician and will have Reid and everyone else around. We have nothing to worry about."

He laughed. "That's the truth." He said and started the car. "Let's head home and get Hotch what he needs so you can get some rest." He then drove home.

Back in Hotch's office he had finished up his paper work and gathered a few files he needed, or thought he would need and went to see Strauss. Getting to her office, he knocked and waited to be called in.