'Criminal Minds' Season 12: The Unfortunate Truth About Spencer Reid's Case And His Serving Time In Jail

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"Criminal Minds" has mastered how to excite fans and this upcoming season will surely leave them asking for more. The Season 12 of the action-thriller series will feature an elite team from the FBI. Plus, one of its lead star Spencer Reid who was indicted for murder will make viewers think whether he'll stay longer inside the jail or not.

"Criminal Minds" season 12 has vowed to make things more exciting for fans especially with the additional 22 episodes on its latest season. On its episode 14 aired last Feb. 22, the Collision Course has seen the Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU) conducting an investigation in regards to the fatal car crash. The "accident" involved several people in Bradenton, Florida and without a doubt, fans cannot stop thinking about Spencer Reid.

According to The USA Times, Spencer Reid who is played by Matthew Gray Gubler is likely to spend more time in prison. This is because the legal bureau has missed presenting the legal services to Spencer, which leads to former BAU Supervisory Special Agent Emily Prentiss looking for another legal to handle the case.

But this is just the beginning for Spencer Reid. In hopes of shedding light to the case in the "Criminal Minds" season 12, Defense lawyer Jeananne Goossen has brought the worse news perhaps --- with Spencer looking as guilty as much as possible because his files seemed to never support him at all. This is apart from the fact that his fingerprints were visible all over the blade used for the murder.

According to iTech Post, "Criminal Minds" season 12 episode 15 will give no hope for FBI agent Spencer Reid. Aside from the fact that he needs to get used with the prison where will be transferred, he also needs to battle with the antagonistic prisoners ahead. Spencer Reid's lawyer suggests that he would only serve five years in jail in case he was proven guilty. But still, Reid wanted to prove that he has nothing to do with it, however, the judiciary denied his bail request.