The investigation reveals that the bombs are mercury-activated and hand-delivered, designed to detonate when tilted. While initial evidence suggests a possible link to a failed $10 million condo deal involving survivor Gil Clurman, the team eventually identifies the as David Walker , a master forger and antiquities dealer.
: Spencer Reid helps identify how Bale was communicating with the outside world by bypassing the prison’s computer firewalls to post on bomb enthusiast message boards. Season 1, Episode 3: "Won't Get Fooled Again" Watch www xrysoi se Criminal Minds S01E03
Despite Walker's death, a final victim, , remains in a police station with a highly sophisticated "necklace bomb" strapped to his neck. Because the device is too complex for local ATF teams, Gideon is forced to negotiate with his nemesis, Bale, in prison. Season 1, Episode 3: "Won't Get Fooled Again"
In Season 1, Episode 3 of , titled " Won't Get Fooled Again ," the BAU travels to Palm Beach, Florida, to track a serial bomber whose meticulous pipe bombs mirror the signature of Adrian Bale , the man responsible for a bombing in Boston that killed six FBI agents and led to Jason Gideon's previous medical leave. Case Summary Case Summary : Walker faked dates on coins
: Walker faked dates on coins to defraud collectors. After his first victim, Barbara Keller, discovered the fraud and threatened to report him, he murdered her. He then committed subsequent random bombings to make the crimes appear as the work of a serial bomber, choosing to copy Adrian Bale's sophisticated designs.
: When asked which wire to cut—red or blue—Bale insists on the red wire . Correctly deducing that Bale's sociopathy would never allow him to miss an opportunity to kill again, Gideon instructs the technician to cut the blue wire , successfully diffusing the bomb.
: Bale demands a written apology from Gideon for the Boston incident, a transfer to a better prison cell, and an admission that Bale outsmarted him. Gideon signs the deal to save the hostage.
The investigation reveals that the bombs are mercury-activated and hand-delivered, designed to detonate when tilted. While initial evidence suggests a possible link to a failed $10 million condo deal involving survivor Gil Clurman, the team eventually identifies the as David Walker , a master forger and antiquities dealer.
: Spencer Reid helps identify how Bale was communicating with the outside world by bypassing the prison’s computer firewalls to post on bomb enthusiast message boards. Season 1, Episode 3: "Won't Get Fooled Again"
Despite Walker's death, a final victim, , remains in a police station with a highly sophisticated "necklace bomb" strapped to his neck. Because the device is too complex for local ATF teams, Gideon is forced to negotiate with his nemesis, Bale, in prison.
In Season 1, Episode 3 of , titled " Won't Get Fooled Again ," the BAU travels to Palm Beach, Florida, to track a serial bomber whose meticulous pipe bombs mirror the signature of Adrian Bale , the man responsible for a bombing in Boston that killed six FBI agents and led to Jason Gideon's previous medical leave. Case Summary
: Walker faked dates on coins to defraud collectors. After his first victim, Barbara Keller, discovered the fraud and threatened to report him, he murdered her. He then committed subsequent random bombings to make the crimes appear as the work of a serial bomber, choosing to copy Adrian Bale's sophisticated designs.
: When asked which wire to cut—red or blue—Bale insists on the red wire . Correctly deducing that Bale's sociopathy would never allow him to miss an opportunity to kill again, Gideon instructs the technician to cut the blue wire , successfully diffusing the bomb.
: Bale demands a written apology from Gideon for the Boston incident, a transfer to a better prison cell, and an admission that Bale outsmarted him. Gideon signs the deal to save the hostage.
