7. Blue blanket
When the team discovers the street artist they interviewed, Markus Ivey, is missing, they go to his private studio where it has been set up to look like a nursery. They find a blue blanket inside a bassinet and then spot his body hanging on a makeshift mobile. After Reid compares the Morpheus signature at this crime scene, he realizes it is a forgery and someone may be framing Morpheus. Later, Reid notices the blanket and sees it matches a blanket that Morpheus had used in a car burning art scene and claimed credit for. The blanket in the Ivey murder matches the art blanket.
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— Criminal Minds (@CrimMinds_CBS) October 29, 2015
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