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John Curtis

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‎Background: Got this from a blog; please correct if it's wrong

John Curtis

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‎Brothers Hotchner (Part 1):

Ian Doyle

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‎Appearances:

Brothers Hotchner

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The Replicator

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Image will come the moment I can get a good HD copy of the episode.

John Curtis

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‎Magnificent Light: He was a serial killer already

User:Darth Kieduss the Wise/sandbox

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‎Rampage Killers:

Izzy Rogers

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Adding categories

User:Darth Kieduss the Wise/sandbox

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‎Mass Murderers and Spree Killers:

Beth Clemmons

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Reverted edits by Champs11 (talk | block) to last version by Hito7187199

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Mvpl blocked Champs11 (Talk | contribs) with an expiry time of 6 months (account creation disabled, e-mail blocked, cannot edit own talk page) Inserting false information: Repeatedly opening articles devoid of any information, & carelessly editing without checking facts.

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‎Your articles:

Beth Clemmons

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‎Brothers Hotchner:

Izzy Rogers

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Next editor who start spouting ARCH-NEMESIS like Reid spouts facts, will earn him/herself a 1 year block!

Rampage Killer

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‎Spree Killers:

Criminal Minds: FBI Personnel

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Seaver

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Redirected page to Ashley Seaver

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User:Darth Kieduss the Wise/sandbox

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‎Rampage Killers:

Criminal Minds: FBI Personnel

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John Curtis

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Replace it with a pic of Curtis when one is uploaded.

Izzy Rogers

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John Curtis

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‎The Replicator (Part 2):

Izzy Rogers

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Haley Brooks

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‎Appearances:

John Curtis

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‎Appearances:

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John Curtis

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John Curtis

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‎Known Victims:

John Curtis

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‎Personal Victims:

Erin Strauss

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John Curtis

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John Curtis

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Izzy Rogers

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User:Treycallerman

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Treycallerman created a user account

Erin Strauss

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‎Personality:

Sean Hotchner

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 ==Background==
-Almost nothing about Curtis has been revealed, other than he has been stalking the BAU for some time, as indicated by the photos he keeps. The photos seen in Curtis's darkroom at the end of "[[The Silencer]]" suggest that the stalking began sometime after [[Prentiss]]'s departure, but before [[Blake]]'s joining of the team since there are pictures of the latter, but none of the former. This is further supported by his photo of [[Garcia]], in which she is wearing the clothes she wore during the events of [[The Face Cards|the bank robbery]] in "[[Hit]]" and "[[Run]]", which may be where Curtis first saw them; in "[[Carbon Copy]]", a majority of the photos he keeps seem to have been taken during the bank robbery as well.
+John Curtis was an FBI Agent who worked on the [[Amerithrax|2001 anthrax attacks]], which [[Alex Blake|Blake]] also investigated. When the case turned south, both he and Blake were demoted by Strauss. Curtis blamed Blake for his downfall and started stalking her team. The photos seen in his darkroom at the end of "[[The Silencer]]" suggest that the stalking began sometime after [[Prentiss]]'s departure, but before [[Blake]]'s joining of the team since there are pictures of the latter, but none of the former. This is further supported by his photo of [[Garcia]], in which she is wearing the clothes she wore during the events of [[The Face Cards|the bank robbery]] in "[[Hit]]" and "[[Run]]", which may be where Curtis first saw them; in "[[Carbon Copy]]", a majority of the photos he keeps seem to have been taken during the bank robbery as well.
 ==Season Eight==

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 ===[[Brothers Hotchner]] (Part 1)===
-''He was taking pictures of the brothers.''
+He was taking pictures of the Hotchner brothers.  His face was finally revealed at the very end of the episode as he stood over Strauss in her hotel room.
 ===[[The Replicator]] (Part 2)===
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 **"[[Carbon Copy]]" {{c|uncredited; face was not seen}}
 **"[[The Gathering]]" {{c|flashbacks}}
-**"[[Brothers Hotchner]]" {{c|uncredited; face was not seen}}
+**"[[Brothers Hotchner]]" {{c|credited; face was seen at the very end of the episode}}
 **"[[The Replicator]]" {{c|credited; face was seen}}

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 **[[Hit]] {{C|referenced}}
 **[[Run]] {{C|referenced}}
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 ==Music==
 ==Referenced Criminals==
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 ==Bookend Quotes==
 ==See Also==

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 ==Music==
 ==Referenced Criminals==
 ==Bookend Quotes==
 *'''Aaron Hotchner:''' "The bond that links your true family is not one of blood, but of respect and joy in each other's life." Richard Bach

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 ===[[Magnificent Light]]===
-Curtis is next seen at a dinner that [[Morgan]] and Garcia attend. As Morgan gives a speech, he takes an empty wineglass at Garcia's table that was previously used by Morgan, puts it in a plastic bag, returns to his or her residence, and puts it on a table. From that same table, he retrieves a photo of his second victim, whom he killed by severing his right leg in the style of [[John Nelson]], and hangs it next to a photo of his first victim and under a set of photos of the entire team. Off-screen, he murders his third victim, severing his right leg and replacing it with the leg of the second victim, therefore making Curtis a [[serial killer]].
+Curtis is next seen at a dinner that [[Morgan]] and Garcia attend. As Morgan gives a speech, he takes an empty wineglass at Garcia's table that was previously used by Morgan, puts it in a plastic bag, returns to his or her residence, and puts it on a table. From that same table, he retrieves a photo of his third victim, whom he killed by severing his right leg in the style of [[John Nelson]], and hangs it next to a photo of his second victim and under a set of photos of the entire team. Off-screen, he murders his fourth victim, severing his right leg and replacing it with the leg of the second victim.
 ===[[Perennials]]===
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 During Curtis's known killings so far, he or she copied the M.O. of [[unsub]]s the BAU team have captured during the course of [[Season Eight]]:
-*The first victim was killed the same way [[John Myers]], a.k.a. ''The Silencer'', killed his victims, by fatal asphyxiation and then sewing his mouth shut post-mortem. A major difference to this particular murder was that the victim, a man, was specifically targeted.<ref>Myers targeted men during the latter part of his killings only out of necessity</ref>
+*The second victim was killed the same way [[John Myers]], a.k.a. ''The Silencer'', killed his victims, by fatal asphyxiation and then sewing his mouth shut post-mortem. A major difference to this particular murder was that the victim, a man, was specifically targeted.<ref>Myers targeted men during the latter part of his killings only out of necessity</ref>
-*The second victim lost his right leg and died of blood loss, with the third victim losing his right leg as well and having it replaced with the leg of the second victim; this was the same way killer surgeon [[John Nelson]] killed his victims. A major difference to this particular murder was that the victim whose leg was used as the implant wasn't discovered.
+*The third victim lost his right leg and died of blood loss, with the fourth victim losing his right leg as well and having it replaced with the leg of the third victim; this was the same way killer surgeon [[John Nelson]] killed his victims. A major difference to this particular murder was that the victim whose leg was used as the implant wasn't discovered.
-*The fourth victim was killed by having her limbs dislocated, followed by a fatal hanging from a marionette device and then disposal by stuffing into a box, the same way killer puppeteer [[Adam Rain]] killed most of his victims. A major difference to this particular murder was that the victim was a woman.<ref>Adam didn't kill his sole female victim</ref>
+*The fifth victim was killed by having her limbs dislocated, followed by a fatal hanging from a marionette device and then disposal by stuffing into a box, the same way killer puppeteer [[Adam Rain]] killed most of his victims. A major difference to this particular murder was that the victim was a woman.<ref>Adam didn't kill his sole female victim</ref>
-*The fifth victim, also a woman, was killed by having her head covered with plastic wrapping and then bludgeoned, the same way killing team [[David Turner and Toby Whitewood]] killed most of their victims. A major difference to this particular murder was that the victim was killed in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, while the original victims were killed in Miami, Florida.<ref>It may have been committed there since the BAU were in the state at the time</ref>
+*The sixth victim, also a woman, was killed by having her head covered with plastic wrapping and then bludgeoned, the same way killing team [[David Turner and Toby Whitewood]] killed most of their victims. A major difference to this particular murder was that the victim was killed in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, while the original victims were killed in Miami, Florida.<ref>It may have been committed there since the BAU were in the state at the time</ref>
 *The proxy victims murdered by [[Donnie Bidwell]] were all killed by exsanguination and then their eyelids being removed post-mortem, which was the fully-evolved M.O. of killer artist [[Bryan Hughes]], who used said M.O. to kill two of his victims. Major differences to these particular murders were that the victims were all women who were specifically targeted and worked as nurses; they were all murdered within a day's time; and their murders occurred in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, while the original victims were killed in San Francisco, California.

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 *[[New York Terrorist Cell]] - 4 victims in shooting
 *[[Chris Shelton]] - 5 victims
 ===Spree Killers===

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-Who I believe are mass murderers, spree killers, attempted or both on Criminal Minds.
+Who I believe are mass murderers, spree killers, or both on Criminal Minds.
-==[[Rampage Killer|Rampage Killers]]==
+==[[Rampage Killer]]s==
 ===Mass Murderers===
 *[[Adrian Bale]] - 7 victims in last bombing
 *[[Cally's Tribe]] - 11 victims
-*[[Tommy Wheeler]] - 36 victims
+*[[Tommy Wheeler]] - 36 victims in three arson attacks
-*[[Chad Brown]] - 25 victims in last attack
+*[[Chad Brown]] - 25 victims in one anthrax attack
 *[[Randy Slade]] - 13 victims
 ===Mass Murderers ''and'' Spree Killers===
 *[[Miranda Jakar]] - 4 victims in one of her attacks
-*[[James Thomas]] - 8 in house massacre
+*[[James Thomas]] - 8 victims in house massacre
 *[[Turner's Group]] - 4 victims in first attack
-will continue later
+*[[Ronald Boyd]] - 5 victims in garage massacre
 [[Category:Sandboxes]]

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 ===[[Brothers Hotchner]]===
-She having night out with [[Hotch]] until he receive a call from his [[Sean Hotchner|brother]] from a crime. She was called by Hotch. At the end she finally meet him.
+She is scheduled to reappear in the episode.
 ==Notes==

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 ''"Why'd [[Chris Stratton|you]] have to make it [killing] so quick? It's better when they suffer..."''
-'''Izzy Rogers''', once known as '''"Lady X"''', is a psychopathic [[Serial Killer|serial killer]], [[Bank Robber|bank robber]], and former [[Assassin|assassin]]. She appeared in [[Season Seven]] of ''[[Criminal Minds]]'' as a member of [[The Face Cards]]. She is best known for being the arch-nemesis of [[JJ]].
+'''Izzy Rogers''', once known as '''"Lady X"''', is a psychopathic [[Serial Killer|serial killer]], [[Bank Robber|bank robber]], and former [[Assassin|assassin]]. She appeared in [[Season Seven]] of ''[[Criminal Minds]]'' as a member of [[The Face Cards]].
 ==Background==

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 *[[Darrin Call]] ("[[Haunted]]")
 *[[Turner's Group]] ("[[Hopeless]]")
-*[[Dale Shrader]] ("[[Retaliation]]")
+*[[Dale Schrader]] ("[[Retaliation]]")
 *[[Bill Hodges]] ("[[Parasite]]")
 *[[Jeremy Sayer]] ("[[Safe Haven]]")

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 ==Current Main Characters==
 <gallery widths="160" captionalign="center" bordercolor="#000000" hideaddbutton=true>
 Aaron Hotchner detail.jpg|[[Aaron Hotchner]]<br>Supervisory Special Agent<br>[[BAU]] Unit Chief|link=Aaron Hotchner
 David Rossi detail.jpg|[[David Rossi]]<br>Supervisory Special Agent<br>Unit Senior Agent|link=David Rossi
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 Elle Greenaway detail.jpg|[[Elle Greenaway]]<br>Supervisory Special Agent<br>{{c|retired}}|link=Elle Greenaway
 Emily_Prentiss_detail.jpg|[[Emily Prentiss]]<br>Supervisory Special Agent<br>{{c|Interpol}}|link=Emily Prentiss
-Ashley_Seaver_detail.jpg|[[Ashley Seaver]]<br>Special Agent<br>{{c|transferred}}|link=Ashley Seaver
+Ashley_Seaver_detail.jpg|[[Ashley Seaver]]<br>Special Agent<br>{{c|Domestic Trafficking Task Force}}|link=Ashley Seaver
-Jordan Todd detail.jpg|[[Jordan Todd]]<br>{{c|Counter Terrorism Unit}}|link=Jordan Todd
+Erin Strauss detail.jpg|[[Erin Strauss]]<br>[[BAU]] Section Chief<br>{{c|deceased}}|link=Erin Strauss
 </gallery>
 [[Category:Portals|f]]

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 {{Criminal|
-|image=File:None.jpg
+|image=File:BAU_Stalker.jpg
 |name=John Curtis
 |alias=The Replicator<br>Adam Worth
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 ==Season Eight==
 ===[[The Silencer]]===
 Curtis is first seen at the end of the episode, standing in a darkroom and hanging a newly-finished photo of Blake next to photos of the other members of the team.
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 ===[[The Replicator]] (Part 2)===
-He was taking over & controlling the team. After killing [[Strauss]], he disabled the helicopter that Hotch, Reid, Blake and a pilot were flying in. Using a smoke bomb that knocked them all out, he captured Blake, chaining her to a chair that had pressure sensor. When she came to, Curtis explained his rage and motives to her. He left her to die, along with the team who came to rescue her. When Blake was freed, she got out of the chair, which started to timer linked to explosives. Curtis later came back to learn that they had escaped. He was then confronted by Rossi, who had freed his teammates. After attempting to trap himself and Rossi the same way that had the team, Rossi revealed how he opened the door, using Strauss' AA coin. Rossi left Curtis trapped in the room, who died in the explosion.
+He was taking over & controlling the team. After killing [[Strauss]], he disabled the helicopter that Hotch, Reid, Blake and a pilot were flying in. Using a smoke bomb that knocked them all out, he captured Blake, chaining her to a chair that had pressure sensor. When she came to, Curtis explained his rage and motives to her. He left her to die, along with the team who came to rescue her. When Blake was freed, she got out of the chair, which started a timer linked to explosives. Garcia managed to delay the timer, but only for a short time. Curtis later came back to learn that they had escaped. He was then confronted by Rossi, who had freed his teammates. Curtis attempted to trap himself and Rossi the same way that had the team, by sitting on the pressure-sensor chair then getting back up. However, Rossi revealed how he opened the door, using Strauss' AA coin. Rossi left Curtis trapped in the room, who died in the explosion.
 ==Profile==

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 **[[100]]
 **[[The Slave of Duty]] {{C|via videotape}}
 *[[Season Eight]]
 {{DEFAULTSORT: Brooks, Haley}}
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 |birth date= September 25, 1951
 |family=Unknown
-|job=Unknown
+|job=FBI Agent
-|path=[[Serial Killer]]<br>[[Stalker]]<br>[[Copycat]]
+|path=[[Serial Killer]]<br>[[Stalker]]<br>[[Copycat]]<br>[[Suicide Bomber]]
 |mo=Varied
 |status=Deceased

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 ===Personal Victims===
 *2012:
-*Seattle, Washington: Unnamed woman
+**Seattle, Washington: Unnamed woman
-*Dallas, Texas: Maxwell Holmes {{c|asphyxiated and his mouth sewn shut post-mortem; based on [[John Myers]]}}
+**Dallas, Texas: Maxwell Holmes {{c|asphyxiated and his mouth sewn shut post-mortem; based on [[John Myers]]}}
-*Unspecified location: Unnamed blond man {{c|his right leg was severed and died from blood loss; based on [[John Nelson]]}}
+**Unspecified location: Unnamed blond man {{c|his right leg was severed and died from blood loss; based on [[John Nelson]]}}
-*Las Cruces, New Mexico: An unidentified black man {{c|severed his right leg and replaced it with the leg of the previous victim; died from unknown causes; also based on John Nelson}}
+**Las Cruces, New Mexico: An unidentified black man {{c|severed his right leg and replaced it with the leg of the previous victim; died from unknown causes; also based on John Nelson}}
 *2013:
 **Phoenix, Arizona: Megan Lowenbach {{c|her limbs were all dislocated, killed by hanging and her body stuffed in a box; based on [[Adam Rain]]}}

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 **Phoenix, Arizona: Megan Lowenbach {{c|her limbs were all dislocated, killed by hanging and her body stuffed in a box; based on [[Adam Rain]]}}
 **Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Unnamed woman {{c|head was covered with plastic wrapping and then bludgeoned with a hammer; based on [[David Turner and Toby Whitewood]]}}
 ===Victims by Proxy===
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 ***Sandy Larson
 ***Shannon Levin {{c|Donnie left a photo of Hotch on the body}}
 ==Notes==

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 Strauss seemed to be under the impression that Hotch's team was disorganized and posed a threat to the [[BAU]], prompting her to enlist [[Emily Prentiss]] to spy on the team (a maneuver that backfired when Prentiss resigned her position instead) and to attempt Hotch's removal from the BAU with a pending investigation on his methods. She backed off her attention from the team after experiencing first hand what the team lives with every case in the field ([[In Name and Blood]]) but not before making sure that they understood that none of them will ever be able to move up in any higher positions within the [[FBI]] (though this opinion appears to have been proven wrong in later episodes).
-In the episode "[[100]]," Strauss conducted the inquiry into the events surrounding the actual beating to death of [[George Foyet]]. She questioned each team member in turn to get to the bottom of the situation and ensure that "a bloodbath like this never happens again." She finally questioned Hotch, who told her that he believed if Foyet were allowed to get up off of the floor, he would have killed [[Jack Hotchner|Jack]] too. She effectively cleared him saying, "That's good enough for me." She also fell away from her cold and spiteful personality that was the norm for most previous episodes and sincerely told Hotch how sorry she was and that "if there is anything you <nowiki>[Hotch]</nowiki> or your son need..." she would help.
+In the episode "[[100]]," Strauss conducted the inquiry into the events surrounding the actual beating to death of [[George Foyet]]. She questioned each team member in turn to get to the bottom of the situation and ensure that "a bloodbath like this never happens again." She finally questioned Hotch, who told her that he believed if Foyet were allowed to get up off of the floor, he would have killed [[Jack Hotchner|Jack]] too. She effectively cleared him saying, "That's good enough for me." She also fell away from her cold and spiteful personality that was the norm for most previous episodes and sincerely told Hotch how sorry she was and that "if there is anything you [Hotch] or your son need..." she would help.
 In the episode [[Self-Fulfilling Prophecy]], it is revealed that Strauss is fighting alcoholism and that Hotch knew that she was getting help. However, it seems that she had relapsed and she tries to keep it a secret. In the end, Hotch and Morgan arrange for her to be checked in privately. In the [[Season Seven]] two-part finale [[Hit]] and [[Run]], she is hired to supervise the hostage situation at the Colonial Liberty Bank perpetrated by the infamous [[The Face Cards|Face Cards]]. Hotch convinces her to delay the Director's order for SWAT teams to move in. By the end of Run, she thanks Morgan for finding out about her drinking problem and even jokes to him that Morgan won't be happy when she returns to duty when he states it will be an honor to have her back, possibly her first instance at displaying humor to the team. She is present at JJ and Will's wedding and happily dances with Rossi and the team, showing that she might have become a better person towards them.

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	'''John Curtis''', a.k.a. '''"The Replicator"''', was a [[serial killer]] and [[copycat]] who has been [[Stalker\|stalking]] the [[BAU]] at least since the start of [[Season Eight]] of ''[[Criminal Minds]]''.		'''John Curtis''', a.k.a. '''"The Replicator"''', was a [[serial killer]] and [[copycat]] who has been [[Stalker\|stalking]] the [[BAU]] at least since the start of [[Season Eight]] of ''[[Criminal Minds]]''.
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 In the episode [[Self-Fulfilling Prophecy]], it is revealed that Strauss is fighting alcoholism and that Hotch knew that she was getting help. However, it seems that she had relapsed and she tries to keep it a secret. In the end, Hotch and Morgan arrange for her to be checked in privately. In the [[Season Seven]] two-part finale [[Hit]] and [[Run]], she is hired to supervise the hostage situation at the Colonial Liberty Bank perpetrated by the infamous [[The Face Cards|Face Cards]]. Hotch convinces her to delay the Director's order for SWAT teams to move in. By the end of Run, she thanks Morgan for finding out about her drinking problem and even jokes to him that Morgan won't be happy when she returns to duty when he states it will be an honor to have her back, possibly her first instance at displaying humor to the team. She is present at JJ and Will's wedding and happily dances with Rossi and the team, showing that she might have become a better person towards them.
-Strauss becomes more prominent in [[Season Eight]]. It is revealed in [[The Silencer]] that the newest member of the BAU team, [[Alex Blake]], worked with her during the [[Amerithrax]] case, during which Strauss left her to take the fall when a linguistics flub led to the arrest of the wrong suspect. As a result, Blake didn't get along with her afterwards. At the end of The Silencer, Strauss tries apologizing to her, but she is turned down. In [[Carbon Copy]], she specifically oversees the investigation into [[John Curtis|the Replicator]], and by the end of the episode, she apologizes to Blake again, and this time, her apology is accepted. In [[The Replicator]], she is killed by the Replicator and the BAU attend her funeral.
+Strauss becomes more prominent in [[Season Eight]]. It is revealed in [[The Silencer]] that the newest member of the BAU team, [[Alex Blake]], worked with her during the [[Amerithrax]] case, during which Strauss left her to take the fall when a linguistics flub led to the arrest of the wrong suspect. As a result, Blake didn't get along with her afterwards. At the end of The Silencer, Strauss tries apologizing to her, but she is turned down. In [[Carbon Copy]], she specifically oversees the investigation into [[John Curtis|the Replicator]], and by the end of the episode, she apologizes to Blake again, and this time, her apology is accepted. In [[The Replicator]], she is killed by the Replicator and the BAU attend her funeral. She is found drugged on the streets by Hotch and she admits that the Replicator forced her at gunpoint to drink again, something that she hates. She dies in Hotch's arms after begging him to stay with her as she doesn't want to die alone. It ends up being that the Replicator had a personal vendetta against her for passing him over and she indirectly helps defeat him post-mortem when Rossi uses her sobriety chip to escape the Replicator's trap, leaving him to die in an explosion. After her funeral, the team celebrates her life at a restaurant, discussing happy stories of her time with them and acknowledging her as a good woman, friend and mother.
 ==Personality==
-Initially being an antagonist to the team, Strauss's opinion of the BAU appears to have changed due to her experiences in the field during the episode [[In Name and Blood]] and seeing the aftermath of the events in [[100]]. She appeared to be very disturbed while reading the autopsy report on [[Haley Brooks|Haley]] and determined Hotch was justified in killing Foyet. She also expresses concern for Hotch in [[25 to Life]] and that she is glad he is taking some time off. It is, however, in the episode [[The Stranger]] that she showed that all animosity with the BAU that she had once held had vanished. Strauss told Hotch that his team had dealt with terrible things in one year, namely the "death" of [[Emily Prentiss]] and the events surrounding Foyet, but that they had dealt with them exceptionally. She also told Hotch that she was taking some time off due to reasons that are believed to be personal and that she wanted him to take care of the departments under her responsibility while she was absent. Through [[Season Three]] to [[Season Five]], Strauss changes from being an antagonist to the team, to a woman that understands the difficulties that the team goes through and has started to respect them. In [[About Face]], she apparently doesn't believe people can be selfless.
+Initially being an antagonist to the team, Strauss's opinion of the BAU appears to have changed due to her experiences in the field during the episode [[In Name and Blood]] and seeing the aftermath of the events in [[100]]. She appeared to be very disturbed while reading the autopsy report on [[Haley Brooks|Haley]] and determined Hotch was justified in killing Foyet. She also expresses concern for Hotch in [[25 to Life]] and that she is glad he is taking some time off. It is, however, in the episode [[The Stranger]] that she showed that all animosity with the BAU that she had once held had vanished. Strauss told Hotch that his team had dealt with terrible things in one year, namely the "death" of [[Emily Prentiss]] and the events surrounding Foyet, but that they had dealt with them exceptionally. She also told Hotch that she was taking some time off due to reasons that are believed to be personal and that she wanted him to take care of the departments under her responsibility while she was absent. Through [[Season Three]] to [[Season Five]], Strauss changes from being an antagonist to the team, to a woman that understands the difficulties that the team goes through and has started to respect them. In [[About Face]], she apparently doesn't believe people can be selfless. Its revealed that she is an alcoholic, something that ruined her relationship with her children. By her death in [[The Replicator]], she is over a year sober and a sponsor to other alcoholics, but is forced to drink again before she dies by the Replicator, something she shows hate for.
 ==Appearances==

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 |birth date=1981<ref>Hotch states that Sean is 25 years old at the time of The Tribe</ref>
 |family=Unnamed father {{c|deceased}}<br>[[Aaron Hotchner]] {{c|brother}}<br>[[Haley Brooks]] {{c|sister-in-law; deceased}}<br>[[Jack Hotchner]] {{c|nephew}}
-|job=Frycook
+|job=Frycook ([[The Tribe]])
-Bartender
+Bartender ([[Brothers Hotchner]])
 |status=Incarcerated (Possibly)
 |actor=Eric Johnson