Criminal Minds Season 14 Episode 11 synopsis revealed, Pic shows 1 couple badly killed

You will be glad to know that ‘Criminal Minds’ Season 14 is again coming back after a minuscule of hiatus of just three weeks. The last episode titled ‘Flesh and Blood’ was aired on December 12. Since then fans were wondering if the series creators and producers opted for a long break with no prior notification.

‘Criminal Minds’ Season 14’s upcoming episode 11 titled ‘Night Lights’ is slated to be aired on January 2. Though not much of it is revealed yet, however, here we have the synopsis for the upcoming episode:

‘Night Lights’ – The Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU) team heads to Portland, Oregon to investigate a chilling abduction that may be linked to a local couple killed in their home a week earlier – According to the synopsis, it’s clear that the BAU team members will move to Portland to assist the local law enforcement for a case related to kidnapping. It also suggests that the kidnapper is probably still alive. However, the unsub (unknown subject) they are hunting for might be responsible for a previous murder case.

Synopsis of ‘Criminal Minds’ Season 14’s upcoming episode 11 indirectly states that the unsub had probably killed a couple before the said ‘chilling abduction’. A YouTube video by TV Queens embedded below) throws hint with sneak peek snaps to the viewers to convince that Dr. Spencer Reid (played by Matthew Gray Gubler) is analysing the case files where he understood that the victims were at least couples.

The picture shown above depicts one of the couples was already badly murdered and the duct tape around their head is clearly visible. Their faces are also visible distorted, which clarifies that the victims were severely tortured before being killed by the psychopath murderer. Whereas, the remaining victims (couples) seem to be still alive. Now we will have to wait and watch how things go ahead in the upcoming episode in finding out the unsub.

Never miss the airing of ‘Criminal Minds’ Season 14 episode 11 titled ‘Night Lights’ on Wednesday, January 2, 2019 on CBS.