David Rossi:  Prentiss wo n't be joining us . She 's on Reid duty for the time being . This one was referred to us by a fellow federal agency , the National Transportation Safety Board .
Penelope Garcia: So , last week , two separate incidents . Two separate vehicles hit two separate pedestrians , crashed on the same stretch of road in Bradenton , Florida , just outside of Sarasota .
Luke Alvez: And they 're sure they were both accidents ?
David Rossi: No , they do n't think so .
Penelope Garcia: Both vehicles were 2013 Meridians , and both drivers said they lost control of the cars .
David Rossi: The first pedestrian is alive , but the second one died of his injuries .
Dr. Tara Lewis: And it was n't a vehicle defect ?
David Rossi: That 's what the NTSB suspected , but they 've done extensive tests and they 've ruled that out , along with hazardous road conditions .
Jennifer Jareau: And they 're saying driver error is unlikely , though the drivers suffered head injuries in the crashes and they ca n't recall any of the details .
Stephen Walker: Same make and model vehicle , two drivers saying they lost control . It sounds like they 're thinking hacker .
David Rossi: Could be . Most cars made after _ 2009 _ , regardless of make or model , are vulnerable to hacking .
Luke Alvez: Is there any footage of the crashes ?
Penelope Garcia: Oh , yeah . Middle school security camera caught the moments of impact . Brace yourselves . It ai n't pretty . Here we go .
Dr. Tara Lewis: Oh , god . No swerving , no braking , and an unsub turning cars into murder weapons . That 's terrifying .
Luke Alvez: It could be a whole new frontier for serial killers .
David Rossi: Well , Garcia , since your area of expertise is relevant on this one , I want you to join us in the field .
Penelope Garcia: Me ? Going wheels up ? Sir , yes , sir .
David Rossi: Great . Wheels up in twenty .