Ep 2. To A Better Place

In the second episode of season 13 of Criminal Minds, titled "To A Better Place," the BAU team investigates a series of murders in Kansas City. The victims have all been found with their skulls crushed, leading the team to believe that they are dealing with a particularly brutal unsub.

As they dig deeper, the team begins to uncover a twisted motive behind the murders. The unsub, it seems, is targeting people who have recently experienced some sort of personal triumph or success. His goal is to take these people down a peg, to knock them off their high horse, and ultimately lead them to a "better place" -- by killing them.

To make matters worse, the unsub is targeting people who have some sort of connection to the BAU team. The first victim is a woman who recently worked on a case with the team, and they soon discover that the unsub seems to be tracking their movements, going after people who are somehow connected to the cases they've worked on.

As they investigate further, the team realizes that the unsub is actually a group of people -- a sort of underground network of vigilantes who are dedicated to punishing those who they believe have gotten too big for their britches. And they're not just targeting criminals or bad guys -- they're going after anyone who they perceive as being too successful, too self-satisfied, or too "elite".

The BAU team soon discovers that the unsub's twisted motives are rooted in a deep sense of resentment and jealousy. These are people who feel left behind, overlooked, and marginalized in some way -- and they've decided to take matters into their own hands by targeting those who they perceive as being "better" than they are.

But as the team races to track down the members of this underground network and stop them before they can kill again, they realize that the problem is much bigger than they initially thought. This is a group of people who have been pushed to the edge by a society that values success and achievement above all else -- and they're not the only ones.

The episode is a tense and thrilling exploration of the dangers of envy and resentment, and the extreme measures that some people are willing to take to level the playing field. It's a powerful reminder that success can often come at a steep cost, and that we all need to be mindful of the ways in which our actions can impact those around us.