So, To start, this show is very good. Every now and again there is a rare miss. I have to say that this episode is a rare miss. The ongoing sub-stories saved most of this episode for me. As far as the "F. B. I." part of the show, the particular "bad guy" in this episode. Chasing this person, to me, was like sending an exterminator to jail for doing his job, killing rats, or bugs, roaches. I think the paperwork generated by letting this killer work, In the long run, would be far less than the paperwork made by letting the "people" go, not to mention the anthropological benefits that come with just letting the situation play itself out. I honestly feel, in this case, the killer could have charged the state, or at least the city for the service provided. It was far more beneficial than any elected official to come from that state in a long time. The only real crime committed was the mess that was left behind afterward.
Review of Numb3rs
