Greg Baylor

Greg Baylor is an accomplice of Owen McGregor and a member of a group of corrupt Sheriff's Deputies. He first appeared in Season Nine of Criminal Minds.

Background
Absolutely nothing is known about Baylor's background, other than he became a Sheriff's Deputy at some point of his adult life. Being corrupt, he became a member of a ring consisting of other corrupt Sheriff's Deputies, which was led by Deputy Owen McGregor.

Demons
After being personally unable to kill Reid, who witnessed him flee during a shootout between the authorities and Christian preacher Justin Mills (whom the Deputies intended to frame for a series of murders the Deputies were committing), McGregor orders Baylor to go undercover as a nurse and kill the agent. Baylor tries to do so by injecting carbenicillin into Reid's IV, but the latter objected, citing that he had a "bad reaction" to it. When Baylor refused to listen, Reid slapped the syringe out of his hand, to which he then tried to shoot him with a gun. However, Garcia, who was overseeing the entire thing, pulled out Reid's revolver from an items bag and shot Baylor before he could pull the trigger. He is then treated for his gunshot wound and incarcerated.

Burn
Baylor will reappear in the episode, where it is revealed that he was sentenced to death and is currently waiting on death row.

Modus Operandi
Since Baylor hasn't been seen killing anyone, the term "M.O." is misused. During his attempt to kill Reid, he first tried to do so by injecting into his IV carbenicillin (an antibiotic in the carboxypenicillin subgroup of the penicillins), which the latter is fatally allergic to. When that failed, he then tried to shoot him and Garcia with a pistol, presumably his service pistol.

Profile
Baylor was never directly profiled by the BAU, since their profiles were more consistent with the ring of corrupt Deputies as a whole.

Known Victims

 * May 7, 2014: The attempted hospital shooting:
 * Spencer Reid
 * Penelope Garcia
 * Note: It is unknown if he was responsible for committing any of the other murders attributed to the corrupt Deputy ring as a whole.

Appearances

 * Season Nine
 * Demons
 * Season Ten
 * Burn