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00:00Oh, my God.
00:30Oh, my God.
01:00I put the time of death between 8 and 12 hours ago.
01:20No visible cause, no sign of battery or sexual assault.
01:24All we have is this.
01:30Can we turn her over?
01:41Karen Swinson.
01:43Is that a positive ID?
01:45She went to school with my son.
01:48Would that be the class of 89, detective?
01:52It's happening again, isn't it?
01:53Agent Dana Scully.
02:27Agent Scully, thank you for coming on such short notice, please.
02:57We see you've been with us just over two years.
03:03Yes, sir.
03:03You went to medical school, but you chose not to practice.
03:07How'd you come to work for the FBI?
03:10Well, sir, I was recruited out of medical school.
03:14My parents still think it was an act of rebellion,
03:16but I saw the FBI as a place where I could distinguish myself.
03:21Are you familiar with an agent named Fox Mulder?
03:24Yes, I am.
03:26How so?
03:27By reputation.
03:31He's an Oxford-educated psychologist
03:33who wrote a monograph on serial killers and the occult
03:36that helped catch Monty Props in 1988.
03:39Generally thought of as the best analyst in the violent crime section.
03:44He had a nickname at the academy.
03:48Spooky Mulder.
03:49What I'll also tell you is that Agent Mulder has developed a consuming devotion
03:55of an unassigned project outside the Bureau mainstream.
03:58Are you familiar with the so-called X-Files?
04:00I believe they have to do with unexplained phenomena.
04:05More or less.
04:06The reason you're here, Agent Scully, is we want you to assist Mulder on these X-Files.
04:10You will write field reports on your activities along with your observations on the validity of the work.
04:16Am I to understand that you want me to debunk the X-Files project, sir?
04:23Agent Scully, we trust you'll make the proper scientific analysis.
04:27You'll want to contact Agent Mulder shortly.
04:30We look forward to seeing your reports.
04:31Sorry, nobody down here but the FBI's most unwanted.
05:01Agent Mulder, I'm Dana Scully.
05:06I've been assigned to work with you.
05:07Oh, isn't it nice to be suddenly so highly regarded?
05:11So who did you take off to get stuck with this detail, Scully?
05:14Actually, I'm looking forward to working with you.
05:17I've heard a lot about you.
05:18Oh, really?
05:19I was under the impression that you were sent to spy on me.
05:24If you have any doubt about my qualifications or credentials...
05:27You're a medical doctor.
05:29You teach at the academy.
05:30You teach your undergraduate degree in physics.
05:35Einstein's twin paradox.
05:36A new interpretation.
05:38Dana Scully's senior thesis.
05:40Now, that's the credential.
05:41Rewriting Einstein.
05:42Did you bother to read it?
05:43I did.
05:44I liked it.
05:46It's just that in most of my work,
05:47the laws of physics rarely seem to apply.
05:51Maybe I can get you a medical opinion on this, though.
05:57Oregon female, age 21.
05:59No explainable cause of death.
06:01Autopsy shows nothing.
06:03Zip.
06:04There are, however, these two distinct marks on her lower back.
06:08Dr. Scully, can you ID these marks?
06:15Needle punctures, maybe?
06:17An animal bite?
06:19Electrocution of some kind?
06:21How's your chemistry?
06:22This is the substance found in the surrounding tissue.
06:24It's organic.
06:32I don't know.
06:33Is it some kind of synthetic protein?
06:35It's me.
06:36I've never seen it before, either.
06:37But here it is again in Sturgis, South Dakota.
06:40And again in Shamrock, Texas.
06:44Do you have a theory?
06:45I have plenty of theories.
06:48Maybe what you can explain to me is why it's Bureau policy to label these cases as unexplained
06:53phenomena and ignore them.
06:54Do you believe in the existence of extraterrestrials?
07:01Logically, I would have to say no.
07:04Given the distances needed to travel from the far reaches of space, the energy requirements
07:08would exceed a spacecraft's capabilities.
07:10Conventional wisdom.
07:12Do you know this Oregon female?
07:13She's the fourth person in her graduating class to die under mysterious circumstances.
07:18Now when convention and science offer us no answers, might we not finally turn to the
07:24fantastic as a plausibility?
07:26The girl obviously died of something.
07:29If it was natural causes, it's plausible that there was something missed in the postmortem.
07:33If she was murdered, it's plausible there was a sloppy investigation.
07:36What I find fantastic is any notion that there are answers beyond the realm of science.
07:43The answers are there.
07:45You just have to know where to look.
07:47That's why they put the eye in FDI.
07:51See you tomorrow morning, Scully.
07:54Bright and early.
07:55We leave for the very plausible state of Oregon at 8 a.m.
08:06I'd like to ask all passengers to fasten their seatbelts as we're about to make our descent.
08:35This must be the place.
08:56This must be the place.
08:58You didn't mention yesterday this case has already been investigated.
09:19Yeah, the FBI got involved after the first three deaths when local authorities failed
09:24to turn up any evidence.
09:26Our boys came out here, spent a week, enjoyed the local salmon, which with a little lemon
09:30twist is just to die for, if you pardon the expression.
09:33Without explanation, they were called back in.
09:35The case was reclassified and buried in the X-Files until I dug it up last week.
09:39And you found something they didn't?
09:41Ooh.
09:41The autopsy reports of the first three victims show no unidentified marks or tissue samples.
09:49But those reports were signed by a different medical examiner than the latest victim.
09:53That's pretty good, Scully.
09:55Better than you expected or better than you hoped?
09:58Well, I'll let you know when we get past the easy part.
10:01Is the medical examiner a suspect?
10:07You won't know that until we do a little grave digging.
10:09I've arranged to exhume one of the other victims' bodies to see if we can get a tissue sample
10:12to match the girls.
10:14You're not squeamish about that kind of thing, are you?
10:16I don't know.
10:17I've never had the pleasure.
10:18What's going on?
10:31What's going on?
10:48What the hell was that about?
11:15Oh, you know, probably nothing.
11:18Mr. Mulder, John Truitt, county coroner's office.
11:48Yeah, hi.
11:50This is Agent Scully.
11:51How soon can we get started?
11:52We're ready to go.
11:53Oh, great.
11:54Okay, buddy.
11:55Were you able to arrange for an examination facility?
11:57I think we got something for you.
11:58Excuse me.
12:00Excuse me.
12:02No.
12:04Excuse me.
12:06Please stay here.
12:07I'll go through this.
12:08I just don't know who you people think you are.
12:15You just think you can come up here and do whatever you damn well please, don't you?
12:19I'm sorry.
12:20You are?
12:20I'm Dr. Jay Nemmon.
12:21I'm county medical examiner.
12:23Surely you must have been informed of our intentions to come up here.
12:26No.
12:26No.
12:27We've been away.
12:28Oh, oh.
12:29Well, that answers the question that we had.
12:31Why you hadn't done the recent autopsy on Karen Swenson.
12:34You're aware of the tissue sample that was taken from the girl's body.
12:38What, what, what is the insinuation here?
12:40Are you saying that I missed something in those other kids' exams?
12:42We're not insinuating anything, sir.
12:45Wait a minute.
12:46Wait a minute.
12:46See, well, I think you are.
12:47And if you're making an accusation, then you'd better have something to back it up.
12:50Daddy, please.
12:52Let's just go home.
12:54Let's go home, please.
12:56Please.
13:03Guy obviously needed a longer vacation.
13:08Ray Soames was the third victim.
13:10After graduating high school, he spent time in a state mental hospital treated for post-adolescent
13:14schizophrenia.
13:15Soames actually confessed to the first two murders.
13:18He pleaded to be locked up, but he couldn't produce any evidence that he committed the crimes.
13:22Did you happen to read the cause of death?
13:24Exposure.
13:25His body was found in the wards after escaping the hospital.
13:28Missing for only seven hours in July.
13:30How does a 20-year-old boy die of exposure on a warm summer night in Oregon, Dr. Scully?
13:36I got it.
13:38One more.
13:49Get down!
13:59This isn't official procedure.
14:01Really?
14:01it's probably a safe bet race homes never met the varsity basketball team
14:15seal this up right now nobody sees or touches this nobody
14:22this is amazing scully
14:31you know what this could mean it's almost too big to even comprehend subject is 156 centimeters in
14:39length weighing 52 pounds in extremis corpses in advanced stages of decay and desiccation
14:45distinguishing features include large ocular cavities oblate cranium indicate subject is not
14:52human could you point that flesh away from me please if it's not human what is it it's mammalian
14:59my guess is it's a chimpanzee or something from the ape family possibly an orangutan buried in the city
15:06cemetery in ray soames's grave try telling that to the good townsfolk or to ray soames's family i want
15:12tissue samples and x-rays i'd like blood typing toxicology and a full genetic workout you're
15:17serious what we can't do here we'll order to go you don't honestly believe this is some kind of
15:22extraterrestrial this is somebody's sick joke we can do those x-rays here can't we is there any
15:28reason we can't do them right now i'm not crazy scully i have the same doubts you do
15:37visual laboratory inspection of the body and x-ray analysis confirms homologous but possibly mutated
15:46mammalian physiology however does not account for small unidentified object found in subjects nasal
15:53cavity a gray metallic implant form
15:56who is it steven spielberg
16:08way too wired i'm going for a run you want to come
16:22pass figure out what that little thing up ray soames's nose is yet
16:26no and i'm not losing any sleep over it good night
16:31ray soames was a patient of mine yes
16:51i oversaw his treatment for just over a year for clinical schizophrenia ray had an inability to grasp
16:58reality he seemed to suffer from some kind of post-traumatic stress is that something you've
17:03seen before i've treated similar cases were any of those race homes his classmate yes we're trying
17:10to find a connection in these deaths did you treat any of these kids with hypnosis no i did not
17:16are you treating any of these kids now currently yes i'm treating billy miles and peggy odell
17:23both have been long-term live-in patients they're here at this hospital that's right going on four years now
17:30would it be possible for us to talk to them
17:32well you might find it difficult certainly in billy miles case billy's experiencing what we
17:39call a waking coma functionally his brain waves are flat and he's persistent vegetative
17:44how did it happen both he and peggy were involved in an automobile accident out on state road
17:50peggy peggy we have some visitors would you like to talk with them for a moment billy wants me to read now
18:00does he like it when you read to him yes billy needs me close
18:11please doctor i'm wondering if we can do a cursory medical exam on peggy
18:17what are you doing
18:22no one is going to hurt you
18:26get an orderly
18:29no one is going to hurt you
18:50what's his name billy said he was sorry he didn't get to say goodbye
18:53how did you know that gold was going to have the marks i don't know lucky guess
18:58damn it moulder cut the crap what is going on here what do you know about those marks what are
19:04they why so you can put it down in your little report i don't think you're ready for what i think
19:08i'm here to solve this case moulder i want the truth the truth i think those kids have been abducted
19:15by who by what
19:17you don't really believe that do you have a better explanation
19:24i'll buy that girl is suffering some kind of pronounced psychosis
19:28whether it's organic or the result of those marks i can't say
19:32but to say that they've been riding around in flying saucers it's crazy moulder there is nothing to
19:37support that nothing scientific you mean there has got to be an explanation
19:43you've got four victims all of them died in or near the woods they found karen swenson's body
19:51in the forest in her pajamas 10 miles from her house how did she get there what were those kids
19:58doing out there in the forest
20:28so
20:36so
20:42so
20:50Mulder?
21:20Mulder, is that you?
21:37Mulder?
21:39Mulder?
21:41Mulder?
21:43Special Agent Dana Scully, FBI, drop your weapon.
22:00I'm with the County Sheriff's Department.
22:03You're trespassing on private property here.
22:06We are conducting an investigation.
22:08Get in your car and leave both of you, or I have to arrest you.
22:12I don't care who you are.
22:14Hold on. This is a crime scene.
22:16Did you hear what I said?
22:19You are on private property without legal permission.
22:22Now, I'm only going to say it one more time.
22:24Get in your car and leave.
22:42What's he doing out here all by himself?
22:44What's he doing out here all by himself?
22:48Maybe it has something to do with this.
22:50What do you think it is?
22:52What do you think it is?
22:53I don't know.
22:54I don't know.
22:55I don't know.
22:56I don't know.
22:57Is it a campfire?
22:58It was all over the ground.
22:59I don't know.
23:00I don't know.
23:01I don't know.
23:02What do you think it is?
23:04I don't know.
23:05Is it a campfire?
23:06It was all over the ground.
23:07I think something's going on out here.
23:08Some kind of a sacrifice, maybe.
23:09What if these kids are involved in some kind of a cult and that man knows something about
23:11it?
23:12I want to come back here.
23:13I don't know.
23:14What if you don't know?
23:15I don't know.
23:16I don't know.
23:17I don't know.
23:18What if these kids are involved in some kind of a cult and that man knows something about
23:20it?
23:24I want to come back here.
23:31I don't know.
23:32I don't know.
23:34I don't know.
23:37I don't know.
23:38I don't know.
23:39I don't know.
23:41You okay, Mulder?
23:54Yeah, I'm just, uh...
23:55What are you looking for?
24:09What happened?
24:10You lost power.
24:13Brakes, steering, everything.
24:17You lost nine minutes.
24:20Woo!
24:22You lost what?
24:24Nine minutes!
24:26I looked at my watch just before the flash.
24:28It was 9.03.
24:29It just turned 9.13.
24:33Look!
24:34Look!
24:36Oh, yes!
24:37Abductees!
24:41People that have made UFO sightings.
24:43They've reported unexplained time loss.
24:45Come on!
24:46Gone!
24:47Just like that.
24:49No, Mary.
24:50You're saying that time disappeared.
24:53Time can't just disappear.
24:54It's a universal invariance!
25:01Right in this zip code.
25:02Great.
25:12Great.
25:15Great.
25:45I want you to look at something.
26:06Come on in.
26:15What are they?
26:33Mulder, what are they?
26:38Mosquito bites.
26:41Are you sure?
26:42Yeah.
26:43I've got eaten up a lot myself out there.
26:50You okay?
26:53Yes, Jim.
26:56You're shaking.
26:57I need to sit down.
27:02I was 12 when it happened.
27:15My sister was eight.
27:17She just disappeared out of her bed one night.
27:21Just gone.
27:22Just gone.
27:23Vanished.
27:24No note.
27:25No phone calls.
27:26No evidence of anything.
27:28You never found her.
27:29You tore the family apart.
27:31No one would talk about it.
27:33There were no facts to confront.
27:35Nothing to offer any hope.
27:38What did you do?
27:39What did you do?
27:41Eventually, I went off to school in England.
27:43I came back, got recruited by the Bureau.
27:45Seems I had a natural aptitude for applying behavioral models to criminal cases.
27:51My success allowed me a certain freedom to pursue my own interests.
28:01And that's when I came across the X-Files.
28:04By accident?
28:05At first, it looked like a garbage dump for UFO sightings, alien abduction reports.
28:11The kind of stuff that most people laugh at as being ridiculous.
28:14But I was fascinated.
28:16I read all the cases I could get my hands on, hundreds of them.
28:19I read everything I could about paranormal phenomena, about the occult, and...
28:26What?
28:29There's classified government information I've been trying to access,
28:32but someone has been blocking my attempts to get at it.
28:35Who?
28:36I don't understand.
28:38Someone at a higher level of power.
28:40The only reason I've been allowed to continue with my work is because I've made connections in Congress.
28:45And they're afraid of what? That you'll leak this information?
28:49You're part of that agenda. You know that.
28:52I'm not a part of any agenda.
28:55You've got to trust me.
28:57I'm here just like you to solve this.
29:01I'm telling you this, Scully, because you need to know.
29:08Because of what you've seen.
29:10In my research, I've worked very closely with a man named Dr. Heitz-Verber,
29:16and he's taken me through deep regression hypnosis.
29:19I've been able to go into my own repressed memories to the night my sister disappeared.
29:24I can recall a bright light outside and a presence in the room.
29:30I was paralyzed, unable to respond to my sister's calls for help.
29:36Listen to me, Scully. This thing exists.
29:40But how do you know...
29:41The government knows about it.
29:43And I've got to know what they're protecting.
29:45Nothing else matters to me.
29:48And this is as close as I've ever gotten to it.
29:52Hello?
30:02What?
30:03Who is this?
30:05Who is th...
30:07That was some woman...
30:13that just said Peggy O'Dell was dead.
30:17The girl in the wheelchair?
30:19what happened she ran right out in front of me who are you she was running on foot
30:49let's go let's go someone trashed the autopsy man in the lab and they stole the body we're going back
31:11to the motel what they stole the corpse
31:19FBI there goes my computer
31:25the x-rays and pictures
31:30my name is Teresa Nemitz
31:47you've got to protect me
31:50come with us
31:53this is the way it happens I don't know how I get out there I'll just find myself out in the woods
32:03how long has it been happening ever since the summer we graduated it's happened to my friends
32:09too that's why I need you to protect me I'm scared I might die like the others like Peggy did tonight
32:20your father's the medical examiner you were the one on the phone you told me Peggy Odell had been killed
32:27Teresa your father knows about this doesn't he about what happens
32:37yes but he said never to tell anyone about any of it
32:43why he wants to protect me he thinks he can protect me but I don't think he can
32:51do you have the marks Teresa
32:53yes
32:57I'm going to die aren't I I'm gonna be next no you're not going to die
33:06oh god
33:08let's go home Teresa
33:14Teresa
33:16come on
33:17come on honey
33:18I don't think she wants to leave
33:21I don't care what you think
33:23she's a sick girl
33:25your father wants to take you home
33:26he'll get you all cleaned up
33:28we're going to take you while you'll be safe Teresa
33:30detective miles and I won't let anything happen to you I promise
33:34you're Billy miles's father
33:37that's right
33:38and you stay away from that boy
33:45you gotta love this place
33:47every day is like Halloween
33:49they know Mulder
33:50they know who's responsible for the murders
33:53they know something
33:55dr. Neman's been hiding medical evidence from the beginning
33:59he lied on the autopsy reports
34:01and now we find out about the detective
34:03who else would have reason to trash the lab in our rooms
34:06why would they destroy evidence
34:08what would they want with that corpse
34:11I don't know
34:13makes you wonder what's in those other two graves
34:25they're both empty
34:37what is going on here
34:38I think I know who did it
34:41I think I know who killed Karen Swenson
34:44who?
34:46the detective?
34:48the detective's son
34:49Billy Miles
34:52the boy in the hospital
34:54the vegetable
34:56Billy Miles
35:05a boy who's been in a coma for the last four years
35:08got out here and dug up these graves
35:10Peggy O'Dell was bound to a wheelchair
35:13but she ran in front of that truck
35:14look I'm not making this up
35:15it all fits a profile of alien abduction
35:18this fits a profile?
35:19yeah
35:19Peggy O'Dell was killed at around nine o'clock
35:21that's right around the time that we lost nine minutes on the highway
35:24I think that something happened in that nine minutes
35:25I think that time as we know it stopped
35:28and something took control over it
35:31you think I'm crazy
35:34what?
35:50Peggy O'Dell's watch stopped a couple minutes after nine
35:53I made a note of it when I saw the body
35:55that's the reason the kids come to the forest
35:58because the forest controls them
35:59summons them there
36:00and the marks are from
36:03from some kind of test
36:04that's being done on them
36:05and that maybe causes some kind of genetic mutation
36:08which would explain the body that we dug up
36:10and the forest
36:11summoned Teresa Neman's body
36:14into the woods tonight
36:15yes
36:16but it was Billy Miles
36:17who took it there
36:19summoned by some alien impulse
36:21that's it
36:22come on let's get out of here
36:31where are we going?
36:33we're gonna pay a visit to Billy Miles
36:35now we could stand here
36:37until the second coming
36:38waiting for Billy to get out of this bed
36:41it ain't gonna happen
36:43he blinks
36:44and I know about it
36:47I guess you changed his bedpan last night
36:50nobody else here's gonna do it
36:52you notice nothing unusual
36:53do you remember what you were doing last night
36:57around nine o'clock?
37:00probably watching TV
37:02yeah
37:03do you remember what you were watching?
37:06um
37:06let's see
37:07you know I don't really remember what I watched
37:11miss?
37:13what is she looking for?
37:21Mulder take a look at this
37:22do you know who was taking care of Peggy Adele last night?
37:35not me
37:35it's not my ward
37:37not my aisle of the produce section
37:39I do have a job of my own to do
37:42what is she doing now?
37:45thank you for your time ma'am
37:46okay
37:47good day
37:48that kid in the minute killed Peggy Adele
37:51I don't believe this
37:53it's crazy
37:54he was in the woods
37:57you're sure?
37:59this is the same stuff that I took a handful of in the forest
38:01okay well then maybe we should take it and run a lab test
38:03we lost the original sample in the fire
38:05what else could it be?
38:06all right
38:07but I just want you to understand what it is you're saying
38:10you said it yourself
38:11yeah but you have to write it down in your report
38:14you're right
38:19we'll take another sample from the forest
38:22and run a comparison before we do anything
38:32the detective's here
38:33what do you think?
38:42you wouldn't listen to me
39:09I told you to stay out of this
39:13hold it
39:26hold it right there
39:27you got no business out here
39:32there were screams
39:33down on the ground
39:34now
39:36you know it's Billy
39:37you've known it all along
39:40I said down on the ground
39:42how long are you going to let it happen?
39:48he's going to kill her
39:50Billy!
39:57no!
39:58let her go
39:59leave her alone
40:01leave her alone
40:03Let's go.
40:33Let's go.
41:03Dad?
41:06Billy.
41:10Oh, God.
41:22Scully.
41:24Scully.
41:26Father, what happened?
41:33There was a light.
41:35It was incredible.
41:36Can you hear me?
41:45Raise your right hand.
41:52Tell me about the light, Billy.
41:55When did you first see the light?
41:57In the forest.
42:02We were all in the forest having a party.
42:06All my friends.
42:08We were celebrating.
42:10What were you celebrating?
42:13Graduation.
42:15And then the light came.
42:17It took me away to the testing place.
42:20They would tell me to gather the others so that they could do tests.
42:31They put something in my head.
42:35Here.
42:36I would wait for their orders.
42:41Billy.
42:43Who gave the orders?
42:45The light.
42:47They said it would be okay.
42:49No one would know.
42:52But the test didn't work.
42:54They wanted everything destroyed.
42:56They said they were leaving.
43:02I'm afraid.
43:06I'm afraid they're coming back.
43:10Don't be afraid, Billy.
43:12You're going to ask them.
43:26What we've just witnessed, what we've read in your field reports,
43:33the scientific basis and credibility just seem wholly unsupportable.
43:37You're aware of that?
43:38Yes, sir.
43:40My reports are personal and subjective.
43:42I don't think I've gone so far as to draw any conclusion about what I've seen.
43:46Or haven't seen, as seems to be the case.
43:49This, uh, time loss.
43:52You did or did not experience it?
43:54I can't substantiate it, no.
43:57What exactly can you substantiate, Agent Scully?
44:00I see no evidence that justifies the legitimacy of these investigations.
44:05There were, of course, crimes committed.
44:07Yes, but how do you prosecute a case like this?
44:10With testimony given under hypnosis from a boy who claims that he was given orders
44:15from some alien force through an implant in his nose.
44:21You have no physical evidence.
44:24This is the object described by Billy Miles as a communication device.
44:33I removed it from the exhumed body.
44:36I kept it in my pocket.
44:38It was the only piece of evidence not destroyed in the fire.
44:42I ran a lab test on it.
44:44The material could not be identified.
44:46Agent Mulder, what are his thoughts?
44:56Agent Mulder believes we are not alone.
45:02Thank you, Agent Scully.
45:03That'll be all.
45:04Thank you, Agent Mulder.
45:08I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I came back.
45:38Hello?
45:44Scully, it's me.
45:46I haven't been able to sleep.
45:48I talked to the DA's office in Raymond County, Oregon.
45:52There's no case file on Billy Miles.
45:55The paperwork we filed is gone.
45:58We need to talk, Scully.
46:03Yes, tomorrow.
46:07hopefully, I'll take somewhere so teu can all be sorted into place.
46:13Yeah.
46:15Okay, I really like you.
46:19Let's go for the data thing.
46:22Okay.
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