The Great American Manhunt

Burger Betty' is first seen in a surveillance video eating a hamburger in a diner in what appears to be Texas. The subject's MRI reveals some serious pelvic injuries'multiple fractures held in place by metal inserts.

The team is on the hunt for a man in his 50s with a large, muscular upper body, an intimidating look and an Eastern European accent.

All the lip-reader can make out from the surveillance video is 'the loop got pinched,' but the team is able to identify a man in his late 40s or early 50s

The subject has youthful looks, athleticism, massive internal injuries and reconstructive surgery'including metal rods and screws in his spine.

An elite forensic team, made up of Dr. Natalie Shirley, Dr. Dan Shapiro, and Bill Erfurth, an ex-Miami Dade cop solve the case of 'Fast Food Freddie.'

The team watches covert surveillance footage of a man walking into what appears to be a music venue after signing an autograph.

With nothing but footage of a slim female in her early 30s'who appears to be at a dance class and a body scan revealing severely broken bones, the team sets out to profile and identify the subject.

After reviewing this week's subject, the team is confronted with a bit of a paradox. The suspect is dressed like a successful businessman, is fit and has sustained injuries.