38 Smith & Wesson Model 10 HB (Heavy Barrel) revolver as his weapon. It can be assumed that Meyers survived his gunshot wound and was incarcerated afterwards. Meyers is then treated by Barton, who keeps him alive until the EMTs arrived, to which he is taken away. Reid shoots him in the stomach, though not fatally. He is unable to deal with Barton's innocence for Jason's death and raises his gun in an attempt to commit suicide by cop after hearing the incoming police sirens. He then places himself in front of Barton, who quickly recovers Reid's gun for him and tries to talk Meyers down.
Confronting him outside his house as he is about to pick up Jeffrey, Meyers attempts to shoot Barton, but he is saved by Reid, who sustains a bullet injury to his leg. The local police made the connection to Barton's letter and called in the BAU.ĭuring the investigation, Reid and Prentiss deduce that Meyers intends to kill Barton instead. The day after that, Nelson Martinez, also Hispanic and in his 40s, was shot in his apartment. The next day, a middle-aged Hispanic man was shot repeatedly outside his apartment. In it, he claimed that he would kill his fifteen-year-old son, Jeffrey, and, every day until he did so, another man would die in his place. He signed LC, short for "Living Children", a hospital administrative term. A grief-stricken Meyers then set a revenge plan in motion, sending a threat letter to Barton.
Despite not having any brain activity, Jason was put on life support and kept alive (presumably at Meyers' request) until three days prior to the episode, when he was disconnected and declared legally dead. He was also enraged by the fact that the doctor didn't even appear to be aware of Jason, having to look down at his notes to remember the name. Meyers became angry with the operating surgeon, Doctor Tom Barton, because he wouldn't try to operate on Jason since the brain damage was too extensive and it was too late to save him. He suffered brain damage as a result, while a middle-aged Hispanic man named Hector Ledezma survived. Born on January 16, 1964, Meyers' eighteen-year-old son, Jason, was involved in a car crash on January 3, 2009.
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