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| “ | I want you to listen very carefully. Because you have a choice to make. | „ |
| ~ Harris |
Robert Harris is the main antagonist of the Criminal Minds: Evolution episode "Sicarius". Harris is a former "bull" in the cuckholding community and a killer of rival bulls out of spite.
He's portrayed by Nick Bailey.
Biography[]
Harris was favored by Michelle and Ryan Tucker, who were in the same communties as him, arranging meetings between him and Michele and sending videos of their trysts to Ryan. Harris suffered a motorcycle accident that left him with severe spinal damage, resulting in him taking meds that left him with erectie dysfunction. When the Tuckers replaced Harris with another bull, his ego was bruised enough he wanted retribution. He was a follower of serial killer Elias Voit, whose network into which Harris was successfully recruited so he'd be a killer himself. Voit sent Harris a kit of surgical implements for his murders, instructing him on human anatomy based on his desired M.O. and making Harris swear to Voit's rules to protect the network.
Harris practiced on other bulls, kidnapping them and paralyzing them with his own medicine. After taking them to his house and laying them on an operating table, Harris made them choose between death or living with quadraplegia, as Harris would cut their upper spines to permanently incapacitate them. The men always chose to die, so Harris killed them. The BAU carefully watched his case once he first killed Alex Arnold, as they feared he'd strike again. He did so with Steve Duncan, but in addition, he filmed the murder in a closeup of Steve's face, to sent to Voit and to the last couple who saw him, Councilman Jack Sullivan and his wife Julia. Harris asked for Voit's approval, which Voit gave, but Harris lied he didn't operate outside of his house, which broke the rules. Harris later called, wanting to kill Michelle, but as the BAU found one of Voit's lairs, he made Harris wait until he could secure the rest of them.
Harris was too eager to get back at the Tuckers, so he kidnapped Michelle after catfishing and drugging her. As he prepared to kill her, Voit found out the FBI activated all the kits he made for killers, which told him Harris broke his rules. He called Harris, told him the situation, and made him follow through with the agreed last resort: to protect the ring, Harris would cut his throat with his scalpel, so Voit didn't have to hunt him down. Harris was found dead in said fashion once the BAU arrived and rescued Michelle.
Trivia[]
- Harris is inspired by multiple real-life murderers:
- Andrew Cunanan, a spree killer with an inflated ego who killed his two boyfriends because they didn't on him, tortured another man to death, then after killing man, Cunanan stalked and assassinated Gianni Versace. Cunanan committed suicide at the end of his spree.
- Harvey Glatman, a.k.a. "The Lonely Hearts Killer", a serial killer/rapist of women who were lured for photoshoots tied up, raped, choked to death, and left in the Western U.S. deserts. Glatman is remembered for saying about the women he killed "they'd rather be dead than be with me".
