Criminal
Name	Ron Massey
Gender	Male
Occupation	Military academy leader
Pathology	Criminal Accomplice
Status	Incarcerated
Portrayed By	Rene Auberjonois
First Appearance	"Self-Fulfilling Prophecy"

Colonel Ron Massey is the leader of the Somerville Military Academy, who appeared in Self-Fulfilling Prophecy.

HistoryEdit

A former soldier, Massey later retired and became the leader of the Somerville Military Academy. He had been the superintendent for 30 years prior to Self-Fulfillin Propecy. Prior to Self-Fulfilling Prophecy, the academy received a new student named Bailey Shelton, who was constantly bullied by most of the other students. Bailey's worst bully was a student named Tucker Calhoun, who would throw him into a laundry dryer and activate it with him inside. Massey was aware of the bullying, but since those who bullied Bailey were his favorites, he didn't bother to stop it, even taking pleasure from it. Later, another student was signed up to the academy, a troubled teenager named Josh Redding. Josh befriended Bailey and always put an effort into protecting him from Tucker and presumably other bullies.

One day, Bailey had enough of the constant bullying and committed suicide, hanging himself with his own bed-sheet. The tragedy left Bailey's father, Chris, heavily distraught, and Massey, not wanting to see the bullying be exposed, was able to convince him that Josh was responsible for causing Bailey's suicide, even though Josh pitifully gave Chris his son's belongings just a minute ago. Though he believed Massey, Chris read Bailey's diary and found out about the bullying that was allowed by Massey, enraging him and causing him to formulate a revenge scheme against both Massey and Josh. When Massey scheduled a survival trip out in the nearby woods, he brought in an accomplice, a supervisor, Lieutenant Shockley Tawes, who allowed Josh to be a part of the trip even though he didn't have enough points that allowed him to be so. Tawes then texted the location of the camp to Chris, who then found it and killed five of the six campers present (Tucker and four of Bailey's bullies and Massey's favorites) as a message to Massey, making the deaths look like a mass suicide. Josh, who witnessed the entire thing, managed to escape, with Chris in pursuit. When Tawes discovered the corpses, Massey called in the BAU.

However, even though Josh was initially considered the prime suspect, Massey's decision to call in the BAU proved to be a mistake: when the team interrogated him, Tawes, and the other cadets, they found the link between Bailey, Josh, and Tucker. When Josh killed Chris in self-defense, using a Viet Cong-style trap, Massey realized that it was time to put an end to everything. Just as the BAU realized that Chris was the unsub and not Josh, Massey ordered Tawes to find Josh and kill him before the team catches up to him. Tawes obliges and drives out into the forest, eventually finding Josh, but the BAU arrive, stop him, and rescue Josh. Massey and Tawes are later arrested for their involvement in the crimes in front of the cadets, and just as the police cruiser containing them drives away, Josh salutes them.

Known VictimsEdit

• Josh Redding (attempted; ordered Tawes to kill him, but he was stopped)

AppearancesEdit

• Season Seven
  • Self-Fulfilling Prophecy