Criminal Minds (TV Series)
Spencer (2017)
David Barrera: Mario Casteneda
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Quotes
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Mario Casteneda : [at the scene of a murder] This doesn't look good for your friend.
David Rossi : Come on. We both know these things could have been planted in here just as the drugs could have been planted in the trunk.
Mario Casteneda : Framed for drugs, framed for murder. You're not even considering the obvious?
David Rossi : You wouldn't either if you knew Spencer Reid.
Mario Casteneda : We've both got a job to do. I'll get all this processed.
David Rossi : [to himself, as Casteneda leaves] And we'll continue to fight to prove he's innocent.
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Emily Prentiss : We know you didn't do this.
Dr. Spencer Reid : How did it happen?
Luke Alvez : She was stabbed, multiple times. It looked personal.
Mario Casteneda : We got the results of your blood work. There's cocaine and heroin in your system.
Emily Prentiss : What else?
Mario Casteneda : He was in possession of cocaine and heroin when he was arrested. I found what I need.
Emily Prentiss : No, I need a full tox screen panel. We're looking for Scopolamine.
Mario Casteneda : That'll take longer.
Emily Prentiss : I don't care. I need it.
Luke Alvez : You were given a speedball. The opiates block the dopamine. That's why things go from clear to hazy. The combination of the drugs causes a dissociative state and explains the memory loss. Are you coming down now?
Dr. Spencer Reid : I think so.
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Mario Casteneda : You'll forgive me for feeling like justice isn't exactly being served with this move.
Emily Prentiss : I understand. But I can assure you this has gone to the highest ranks and there will be a full investigation. Thank you for working with us.
Mario Casteneda : For our reports, I would like to have the recording of that cognitive interview.
Emily Prentiss : I didn't record it.
Mario Casteneda : But that was our agreement.
Emily Prentiss : I determined he was still under the influence. Anything he said wouldn't have clarified matters.
Mario Casteneda : You're committed agents. And I've worked with the IRT before. I trust you know what you're doing.
Emily Prentiss : We do. I promise.
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Mario Casteneda : You're American?
[Reid nods]
Mario Casteneda : Where's your identification?
Dr. Spencer Reid : I don't know.
Mario Casteneda : Your papers? Passport?
Dr. Spencer Reid : Something's wrong. I can't... I can't remember anything.
Mario Casteneda : What's your name? What happened to your hand?
Dr. Spencer Reid : [seeing blood and the cut on his palm] I don't know.
Mario Casteneda : It seems like the kind of thing a person would remember. It could get infected.
[to another officer in Spanish]
Mario Casteneda : Get the medic in here.
Dr. Spencer Reid : Thank you. I should call someone.
Mario Casteneda : You don't get a phone call. That surprises Americans when they get in trouble here. But maybe if you help me figure out why you had narcotics in your possession, I can help you notify someone.
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Clara Seger : Hey, lady. We're trying to catch up on a few things.
Penelope Garcia : Shoot it at me.
Clara Seger : Where is Nadie Ramos from?
Penelope Garcia : Mm, she lives with her family just north of Matamoros.
Emily Prentiss : That must be where she got the jimsonweed.
Penelope Garcia : What's weird is she crosses the border, like, a lot.
Emily Prentiss : Why?
Penelope Garcia : Well, she works at that clinic in Houston. She also helps at a local healthcare center. I can't find a visa on her, which is double weird. And in finishing the weird trifecta, there's a Social Security number on her W-2 form.
Matt Simmons : Social Security? She's an American citizen?
Penelope Garcia : Yeah. She has dual citizenship. She was born in Houston, and her family had to move back to Mexico. She lives with them and she works in the U.S.
Emily Prentiss : Well, this changes everything, and we need to talk to the consulate.
Mario Casteneda : [entering] It's time for his transfer.
Emily Prentiss : We've had a break in the case. The victim was also American, and that calls for extradition.
Mario Casteneda : I've got orders. Sorry.