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  1. Asked: March 7, 2021In: General

    What is an ‘unsub’ on Criminal Minds? Is the term used by real FBI agents?

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    Unsub is short for "unknown subject," and FBI agents would use this term as a kind of shorthand to refer to a criminal that they're still investigating, or who has evaded their investigation. It's used when you can't identify the criminal in question.

    Unsub is short for “unknown subject,” and FBI agents would use this term as a kind of shorthand to refer to a criminal that they’re still investigating, or who has evaded their investigation. It’s used when you can’t identify the criminal in question.

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