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Oneonta Heart Throb Cuyle Carvin

On CBS ‘Criminal Minds’ Tomorrow 

Oneonta's own Cuyle Carvin will appear in Criminal Minds episode "The Witness" on Wednesday, Oct. 7 on CBS.
Oneonta’s own Cuyle Carvin will appear as  Theo Koutronis Wednesday in a CBS “Criminal Minds”episode, “The Witness.”  This summer, Carvin, a Hartwick College grad,  appeared on HBO’s “The Brink” with Jack Black and Tim Robbins.

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