Hey everybody welcome back to cold case murder mysteries. I'm your host Ryan Kraus back at you once again to continue the Mindhunters series.

In this episode, we're going to pick up where we left off, which is with Holden about

to undergo a very painful lesson about transformation.

One defined as not only being charged with suffering his own difficult metamorphosis,

but as the transcendent one he will also need to facilitate the

intellectual and emotional evolution of the people he's teaching, these cops, and on a

broader scale the FBI and finally even society itself.

The goal is to enlighten everyone.

Holden is the person who was going to carry the cross.

He's going to carry that burden, and we'll see that explicitly in season 2

as Holden is running down the street, literally under the burden of a cross that he's carrying while the people

behind him are following him up the stairs into the house of God in the church.

So that is reminiscent of our ascension to deification. And Holden here

is going to be not only the student, but the teacher as he carries the cross

the burden of transformation of crossing that line from Jesus into God.

And so his goal along that path is to literally and figuratively enlighten everyone. That's the idea.

Like the point of origin in the universe or singularity, this entirety of knowledge erupts outward in a big bang of information,

or one truth that becomes many pieces of a deceptive puzzle that will need to be assembled again to be able to see that singular

truth.

So think of having a puzzle box.

You pull apart the binary lids from a singularity and all of the pieces fall out and then you reverse

engineer them putting them back together to create a clear picture of a singular truth

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