Joe Mantegna credited as playing...
David Rossi
- Jennifer Jareau: [on mobile] How is he? Great... Okay, thanks Alex, bye.
- [hangs up]
- Jennifer Jareau: Spence is in recovery.
- David Rossi: Good. The kid is too smart to die. Probably rerouted the bullets by power of suggestion.
- Jennifer Jareau: Hm... I was scared
- David Rossi: Yeah, I was too.
- Alex Blake: [has no signal on her phone] Ah, thought you said it doesn't get any worse?
- David Rossi: Until it does.
- Alex Blake: It's funny about this job, it's it? The extremes.
- David Rossi: Yeah, well, it's always been that way. One of the best days in my career turned out to be one of the worst. July 16th 1983, child abduction turned murder. The guy we napped killed five boys and there were cases we already tracked. It was such a victory in knowing that we'd stopped him hurting anyone else. When I got home my bags were packed. Caroline had had enough, I'd forgotten our anniversary again. As well as all the other little things that didn't seem important, because saving lives trumped everything, so I let ours die. Ah, well, it's the great balance of life. It finds its way to knock your legs away
