I still watch Criminal Minds, I think it’s a great show, but if you have lived though a tragedy like that, believe me, you would not want to see it again on your favorite show! It’s not only about grieving over a loved one, it’s grieving over a country that never will be again!

I could not believe how this criminal minds episode destroyed my views about criminal minds in general! I was shocked to see that you have chosen a woman from “Srebrenica” to be a serial killer. And the mispronunciation of the language was catastrophic! I’m so extremely disappointed, that Criminal Minds didn’t take the time to research what they were throwing, just for the public to know, Srebrenica, does not have a “ch” sound at the end.

I’m honestly appalled at the lack of creativity. Ex-Yugoslavia has been a target for far too long, I did not imagine that you would not let it rest! Especially a place like “Srebrenica” And, do not believe everything you hear on CNN!!!

Although the episode itself was good, it brought tears to my eyes when I realized that you were now calling the people of “Srebrenica” or any part of Ex-Yugoslavia, serial killers! Before you put something like this on film again, I beg you to do your research more thoroughly, as the words that the woman spoke, were incorrect, and very poor accent!

this episode was deeply disturbing when you really think about how The Reaper used his talent on Hotch. I’ve read once that humans really enjoys intercourse because it allows their egos to be reflected right back at them. Now take this and paste it on the situation going on between Hotch and The Reaper.

When The Reaper was cutting Hotch, it felt as if he was actually cutting himself, obviously aroused, from his own memories, from his own need for power and control, in other words, he was aroused by none other than himself. The prideness he felt when showing his scars, the tremours in his voice, the omnipresence of domination over his pray. Everything was all about him, his goal and his greatness. Of course, the ultime win was to destroy Hotch’s intelligence and efficiency, just by the act of, what apparently seemed, stealing his virility while using this as a way to spit on the work of his Profilers, his team.

The only thing that actually worries me is to see how the show will deal with such delicate issues.

In the first episode Hotch really appears destroyed, ashamed, sad and the most important of all, impotent. However, the following episodes aren’t mentionning much about his newly condition. Sure they do hint here and there that he seems to have nothing to lose or, on the contrary, he possesses the strengh caused by the desire of finding The Reaper, but how will they bring up all the “after effects” to the team, to us the watchers? Facts are there, biologically, it should have a tremendous impact on his life, unless they “fixed” him at the hospital.

As for the rest of the show, I too disapprouve the “side” story. This was build up as a quick and ridiculous crime solving case, where most of the actions by the team, the “son and dad” and the unsub were way far fetched and uninteresting except for the small link that was exposed by the end when Hotch and Dave. And talking about that, even Dave’s script highlights my “far fetched” statement like so : “No other group in the world could have pulled off what your team did in a matter of hours…” I mean, obviously, this script was NOT meant to be sarcastic, but it does appear so, to me at least.

As for the moment with Hotch and his family, I have to say, it was quite powerful, although it comes back to the basic where a cute sad little boy often brings great emotions, for those who can feel them. I won’t even talk about his ex-wife and her highly frustrating lack of acting skills.

I am done and looking forward to see the whole “Reaper” story unfold during this season.