Jake Richardson

After determining that victims were transported deep into woods, the Behavioral Analysis Unit discovers that the perpetrators have a new sport.

A boy from a gypsy family is admitted to hospital after becoming short of breath. As his symptoms migrate from one part of his body to another, the team's efforts to treat him are complicated by the boy's mistrustful family.

When Lisbon and the team come across a dead body while on protection duty for the mayor, Jane discovers a suspect for a crime that has yet to be committed.

When the headless body of a young man, along with a video camera full of documentary footage, is discovered in the DC-area woods, Brennan and Booth are called in to determine identify the year-old remains and determine if a murder was committed. The body is proven to be that of University of Virginia film student Graham Hastings, who had disappeared a year before while making a documentary about the local legend of a woman thought to be a witch who beheaded anyone who dared to look for her. In a mysteriously parallel set of circumstances, Brennan and the team find that Graham was beheaded by an axe. After examining the dark, chaotic and choppy footage from Graham’s camera, Brennan and Booth learn that two other people – Graham’s girlfriend Lori and fellow classmate Brian – were in the woods with Graham on the night of his disappearance. DNA on the axe used to murder Graham leads a shocking revelation of the killer’s identity. Meanwhile, Brennan befriends Graham’s brother, Will, when she finds out that he, too, was an orphan, but the friendship quickly dissolves when the truth behind his brother’s murder is uncovered.

Wearing a blood-soaked wedding gown and carrying a pair of scissors, Alan's former lover (Megan Mullally) proclaims her innocence in the murder of her betrothed.