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Criminal Minds S2E19 - "Ashes and Dust" - UNCUT (Patreon)

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2026-08-24 04:16:32
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2026-10
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Loved how even when we have quite a simple unsub, they found a way to STILL make it a morally complex story. Was lovely to see a bit of the old Reid come out again as well 🥹

Link 1 (Google Drive): https://drive.google.com/file/d/158eSsiUYil-ZvPG2QXb_4vCdDSe_h65e/view?usp=drive_link

Link 2 (Dropbox): https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/sjl1bw6a8wq41nemoojoj/CM-S2E19.mp4?rlkey=f4jszvp829u8kk55xnpm39mxr&st=n6j53coq&dl=0

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Jenna Fleming

This episode just makes me love Hotch so much, the empathy he had to just stay with the mother as she was dying of her burns and then with Abby, having that connection because of his own dad and wanting to save Abby but it was too late because he was dying anyway and wanted to make things right by taking the unsub with him and honestly he did make his death have meaning because even though he was already dying, he gave his life to right a wrong. Plus the scene at the end with Hotch giving Liam the envelope and then his card to call him If he needed anything was just so heart warming!

Becky Mitchell

So, in the US, Liam will get his father's social security check every month until he turns 18. It doesn't heal the losing a parent, but it does help the remaining parent to support the kid. My Uncle passed in an electrical fire when my cousin and I were 3 years old. Eric got his SS Check until he turned 18, and then some of the insurance money when he turned 25 (the life insurance had been put in a trust for him). It will never make up for not having his dad around when he was growing up.....