"Iqiniso" is the eleventh episode of Season One of Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders.
Summary[]
The IRT suspects a gang is behind the murder of an American college student working in Johannesburg and the abduction of his brother. Meanwhile, Garrett reunites with Ananda Doshi, an unorthodox profiler, to assist in solving the case.
Guest Cast[]
- Dayo Ade - Paul Ntombi
- Brenda Bakke - Camille Smit
- Mike Falkow - Kurt Adams
- Austin James - Brandon Smit
- Jakki Jandrell - Lydia Coetzee
- Kegn Matungulu - Ibhuloho Thug #2
- Sean Cameron Michael - Noah Coetzee
- Garikayi Mutambirwa - Lieutenant Okoye
- Skyler Seymour - Timothy Smit
- Cliff Simon - Curtis Miller
- Bahni Turpin - Lieutenant Ananda Doshi
- Musetta Vander - Miriam Nell
- Arnold Vosloo - Armand Smit
- Mykelti Williamson - Brigadier General Yazeen Zwane
- Michael Eshaun York - Young Soccer Player
Referenced Criminals[]
Music[]
- "Matimba" by Kabelo
- "Uchibidolo (The Abundant Herds)" by Yelengu (feat. Barry Van Zyl & Robin Hogarth)
Bookend Quotes[]
- Jack Garrett: A Zulu proverb reminds us, "Hope does not kill."
Trivia[]
- Though this is the eleventh produced episode, it aired as the tenth, and back-to-back with "The Ballad of Nick & Nat", because the season was scheduled out-of-order.
- "Iqiniso" means both "truth" and "fact" in the Zulu language.
Notes[]
- The "Azaria district" of Johannesburg, which is a prominent location in the episode, is fictional. It is based on the real Soweto township, where the black inhabitants of Johannesburg were forced to reside in during the apartheid era. However, it has a different location within Johannesburg (northeast rather than the southwest).
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