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{581}{632}Your turn.
{773}{823}Jack?
{1009}{1051}Honey?
{1054}{1116}Are you still feeling sick?
{1199}{1307}What's the matter with you?|Can't you hear the baby is crying?
{1542}{1607}How about some cereal, honey?
{2014}{2121}You were having those awful|dreams again last night.
{2125}{2189}I didn't sleep long enough to be dreaming.
{2192}{2293}I want you to go to the doctor.|Find out what's wrong.
{2384}{2480}- Will you do that?|- I'd just like to eat my breakfast in peace!
{2491}{2552}Do you think that's possible?
{2930}{2973}Jack! What is it?!
{5595}{5718}Private John McAlpin.|One of the few, the proud, but dead.
{5720}{5795}He wrapped his car around a tree.|He died on impact.
{5797}{5870}Drug and alcohol tests came back negative.
{5872}{5953}The car shows no evidence|of mechanical failure.
{5955}{6073}The military is calling it a suicide.|It's the second one in as many weeks.
{6075}{6190}- Both at the same base?|- Yeah, except it's not exactly a base.
{6193}{6296}The Marines were stationed at the|Folkstone Processing Center, North Carolina.
{6298}{6380}More than 12,000 refugees waiting|for asylum from Uncle Sam.
{6382}{6495}- Wasn't there a riot there a month ago?|- Yeah. A ten-year-old boy was killed.
{6497}{6587}- Details of his death were never released.|- Why did the military contact us?
{6593}{6674}They didn't. Mrs McAlpin|contacted the Bureau...
{6676}{6775}...when the military refused to investigate|her husband's death further.
{6777}{6835}She doesn't believe it was suicide.
{6837}{6875}There.
{7171}{7271}This is the tree that stopped|Private McAlpin's car.
{7344}{7468}The state police reported|there was graffiti on the bark.
{7502}{7565}Looks like some kind of ritual symbol.
{7567}{7654}Most of the refugees at Folkstone are Haitian.
{7672}{7764}Mrs McAlpin believes voodoo|was behind her husband's death?
{7766}{7895}Mrs McAlpin doesn't believe her husband|killed himself. She wants to know who did.
{8099}{8159}Jack used to tell these jokes.
{8195}{8267}Well, they were pretty dumb, I guess.
{8269}{8341}But the way he told them|always made me laugh.
{8348}{8471}Then he got transferred to the camp,|and nothing was very funny any more.
{8473}{8573}Did he ever discuss what went on there?|What his duties included?
{8577}{8642}No. He'd just come home angry.
{8663}{8744}Mostly at himself, though sometimes|he'd turn it on Luke and me.
{8746}{8829}Was he ever treated for depression or stress?
{8831}{8950}No. I tried getting him to talk|to someone... even our minister.
{8952}{9034}But Jack believed in dealing|with his own problems.
{9036}{9090}Did he believe in voodoo?
{9092}{9212}The Marines, his family and football|sums up everything Jack believed in.
{9223}{9364}So when did you first think that his death|involved something out of the ordinary?
{9402}{9535}One of the boys in his squad...|told me what they found at the accident.
{9580}{9665}And he said it was some|kind of voodoo curse.
{9717}{9849}The same one they found on the stool|that Puerto Rican boy used to hang himself.
{9851}{9932}- Who told you that?|- Harry Dunham.
{9971}{10075}He's from New Orleans, so he's|superstitious about that type of thing.
{10077}{10106}What about you?
{10114}{10249}My husband had just died, so I didn't|give it much thought either way.
{10251}{10350}Not until Luke dug this up out of his|sandbox.
{10584}{10659}I know it sounds crazy,|me worrying about all this.
{10696}{10756}The truth is I'm scared.
{10763}{10823}I'm scared for my child...
{10856}{10949}...and I just don't know what to do any more.
{12621}{12691}It's down there on the right, sir.
{12822}{12885}(man speaks Haitian)
{12887}{12979}Va tu! Va tu! Go! Go! Go away!|Get out of here! Go! Go!
{12981}{13035}Away! Go! Go!
{13037}{13104}He's crazy. Too much rum.
{13121}{13228}For such a pretty lady,|it is dangerous out here.
{13230}{13303}You need something pour vous garder.
{13306}{13360}For protection.
{13385}{13465}- Your lucky charm.|- Come on, Mulder.
{13467}{13512}- How much?|- Five. I mean ten.
{13514}{13572}I'll give you five.
{13581}{13628}- OK.|- Let's go, Mulder.
{13630}{13730}You should always carry protection.|There you go.
{13886}{13978}I'm still not clear just what it is|you're investigating here.
{13980}{14076}Two of your men have died in two weeks,|allegedly of self-inflicted injuries.
{14078}{14146}I've taken every measure|to see it doesn't happen again.
{14148}{14286}I've even flown in the 528th Combat Stress|Control Detachment from Camp Lejeune.
{14288}{14351}But your soldiers aren't in combat.
{14353}{14413}What we're dealing with here is worse.
{14415}{14451}How so?
{14453}{14522}We're soldiers. We're not prison guards.
{14524}{14604}We're policing a hostile|population of foreigners...
{14606}{14725}...without the resources to feed or house|them. There are bound to be some conflicts.
{14731}{14804}So your men bear the brunt|of the refugees' frustration?
{14806}{14880}It's hatred, plain and simple.
{14882}{14932}They hate us.
{14935}{15090}And all I can do is... see that they're|processed as efficiently as possible.
{15092}{15229}Colonel Wharton, a, uh... certain ritual sign|was found at the scene of both deaths.
{15231}{15313}- Is there anything you can tell us about that?|- Not much.
{15315}{15393}Apparently it's some sort of voodoo marking.
{15395}{15481}But you haven't investigated it|as a possibility?
{15483}{15544}Possibility of what?
{15580}{15667}All I know is voodoo caused|a riot in my camp.
{15693}{15791}One night they held some secret ceremony.|The next day all hell broke loose.
{15793}{15882}We understand a refugee|was killed. A young boy.
{15884}{15956}No one felt that tragedy more deeply than me.
{15958}{16064}I was able to isolate the one responsible|for instigating all the trouble.
{16071}{16184}- Who would that be?|- His name is Bauvais. Pierre Bauvais.
{16199}{16325}- Thinks he's some kind of revolutionary.|- Do you think we could speak with him?
{16327}{16413}If you don't mind listening to|his laundry list of complaints.
{16415}{16538}I'd also like to examine Private McAlpin's|body. I have a signed consent from his wife.
{16540}{16649}Private Dunham will help you both|with whatever you need.
{17014}{17117}Cause of death was no great mystery.|That boy was doing 60 when he hit the tree.
{17119}{17227}- So they pronounced him at the scene?|- His head was hanging like a broken peony.
{17229}{17294}And he had no cardiac functioning.
{17296}{17429}I saw no reason to conduct an autopsy then|and I still don't. You can see for yourself.
{17503}{17561}What kind of a sick joke is this?
{17563}{17635}Jackson! Who the hell's been in here?
{17637}{17748}Someone's tampered with McAlpin's|body, and I wanna know who!
{17786}{17837}- You're Harry Dunham.|- Yes, sir.
{17839}{17887}You knew Private McAlpin.
{17895}{17953}His wife said you were friends.
{17965}{18018}We were in the same squad.
{18020}{18095}Any idea why he might've killed himself?
{18116}{18166}I can't say, sir.
{18173}{18232}Can't say, or you won't say?
{18293}{18364}I'll be right here if you need me.
{18516}{18598}My name is Mulder. I'm with the FBI.
{18605}{18720}I was hoping you could answer questions|about the Marines who took their own lives.
{18790}{18844}It is a terrible shame.
{18885}{18960}I'm not convinced it's as simple as that.
{18962}{19061}You do not believe I was|involved in this, do you?
{19093}{19145}How could I be...
{19147}{19223}...when they keep me locked up in here.
{19225}{19281}You tell me.
{19283}{19389}These photographs were taken|at the sites of both deaths.
{19391}{19468}The shell was found buried under|one of the soldiers' homes.
{19477}{19540}Can you tell me about the symbol?
{19584}{19631}Why?
{19633}{19709}What do you expect to learn from this?
{19711}{19762}Just the truth.
{19764}{19861}One of the Marines left behind a wife.|She's too frightened to even mourn.
{19863}{19928}She deserves some peace of mind.
{19979}{20045}It is the loco-miroir...
{20063}{20144}...the crossroads between the two worlds.
{20177}{20294}The mirror in which a man|must confront his true self.
{20312}{20383}These... Marines...
{20400}{20464}...maybe they did not like what they saw.
{20472}{20589}Colonel Wharton says you|incited the riot last month.
{20601}{20676}My country was born on the blood of slaves.
{20698}{20770}Freedom is our most sacred legacy.
{20772}{20849}Does that mean you'd kill to preserve it?
{20887}{20981}Wharton will not let us return home.
{21010}{21068}Which is all we ask.
{21070}{21134}Mulder, I need to speak with you.
{21136}{21234}She's come to tell you... the Marine is gone.
{21266}{21346}- How did you know?|- It's the spirits.
{21374}{21426}Loa have warned you.
{21441}{21537}Somebody stole McAlpin's body|and replaced it with a dog's corpse.
{21539}{21611}They will only warn you once.
{21618}{21729}After that, no magic can save you.
{21740}{21806}Come on, Scully. Let's go.
{22124}{22189}What do you think happened|to Private McAlpin?
{22191}{22258}Bauvais must've switched the bodies.
{22260}{22367}- But he's been confined for the last month.|- Then he had somebody else do it.
{22369}{22461}You said there was no evidence.|And security's impossible to breach.
{22463}{22531}Whoever did it was clever and thorough.
{22533}{22615}I wasn't suggesting that|some kind of spirit did it.
{22643}{22739}Well, just in case,|I believe in covering my bases.
{22741}{22830}Mulder, voodoo only works|by instilling fear in its believers.
{22832}{22901}You saw how Bauvais tried to intimidate me.
{22903}{22993}I'll admit the power of suggestion|is considerable, but...
{22995}{23072}...this is no more magic|than a pair of fuzzy dice.
{23083}{23145}Scully, look out!
{23311}{23341}Hey!
{23408}{23452}Private McAlpin?
{23641}{23735}He's non-verbal... non-responsive|to voice, touch or pain.
{23737}{23849}The neurologists suspect he suffered a|severe concussion, resulting in amnesia.
{23851}{23945}A plausible diagnosis. Only I'm more|interested in how he came back to life.
{23947}{23999}Well, obviously, he never left.
{24001}{24127}Dr Foyle made a gross mistake|when he signed the death certificate.
{24129}{24204}- Did you get a copy of the blood test?|- Yeah.
{24268}{24350}Electrolytes, white and red|counts are all normal.
{24352}{24395}Except this is strange.
{24397}{24509}The lab detected trace levels|of tetrodotoxin in his blood.
{24511}{24637}That's a poison found in the reproductive|organs of puffer fish, a Japanese delicacy.
{24639}{24746}Only I get the feeling that Private McAlpin|didn't frequent many sushi bars.
{24748}{24845}- You have a theory how it got in his blood?|- What do you know about zombies?
{24849}{24926}I hope you don't tell Robin McAlpin|that she married one.
{24928}{25012}In 1982 a Harvard ethnobotanist|named Wade Davis...
{25014}{25113}...did extensive field research in Haiti|on the zombification phenomenon.
{25115}{25216}He analysed several samples of zombie|powder prepared by voodoo priests.
{25220}{25322}- He found tetrodotoxin in all of them.|- Mulder, it's a lethal poison.
{25324}{25451}Small doses can depress cardiorespiratory|activities to such a low level...
{25453}{25511}...that the victim appears clinically dead.
{25513}{25601}- Zombie or not, Jack McAlpin is alive.|- Exactly.
{25603}{25745}Which is what makes me wonder about the|other Marine who allegedly killed himself.
{26048}{26120}Why would they bury Private Guttierez here?
{26323}{26376}They beat you to it.
{26386}{26447}You're the FBI, aren't ya?
{26450}{26490}Yeah.
{26492}{26606}We've arranged to exhume|the body of Manuel Guttierez.
{26625}{26711}I prepared the dig as soon as|I got the order, but it's too late.
{26713}{26802}- Too late?|- Yeah, the body snatchers got there first.
{26804}{26941}I caught 'em a few times right in the act,|but... it's gettin' I can't keep up any more.
{26943}{27012}That's, uh... why I got this.
{27070}{27115}Don't the police intervene?
{27117}{27202}They got their hands full|just tryin' to protect the living.
{27204}{27293}I'm all these people have|to preserve their rest.
{27295}{27368}These body snatchers,|what do they do with the bodies?
{27370}{27434}- They sell 'em.|- To who?
{27436}{27556}Well, it varies. When the local medical|school ran short of cadavers...
{27558}{27637}...rumour had it that the|snatchers got $200 a head.
{27639}{27727}But mostly it's the voodoo|types who do the buying.
{27748}{27832}A lot of folks in these parts go in for that...
{27834}{27911}...with the medicines and the potions and...
{27913}{27959}Here we are.
{27961}{28050}Look at that. They dug him up|right under my nose.
{28052}{28132}How's he supposed to rest in peace like this?
{28179}{28282}They can do what they like|with the pigs and the chickens.
{28284}{28344}But this is a desecration.
{28346}{28387}This is uncool.
{28389}{28439}Mulder...
{28461}{28544}Look at that. See what I'm talking about?
{28559}{28619}Let us take care of this.
{28647}{28691}Knock yourselves out.
{28693}{28732}Hey!
{28751}{28830}Let me be! I didn't do nothing!|What did I do?!
{28832}{28888}- Maybe you can tell us.|- Let me be!
{29090}{29188}Maybe I should kiss a few|and find out if one is Guttierez.
{29293}{29346}Fresh bones. They pay good.
{29410}{29530}But I go there for the frogs.|You find the best frogs at the cemetery.
{29551}{29611}How do you get out of the camp?
{29631}{29682}I go and then I come back.
{29685}{29780}What about your parents?|Are your parents at the camp?
{29782}{29842}What about a name?
{29913}{29964}Chester Bonaparte.
{29995}{30098}- What do you do with the frogs, Chester?|- For each one I catch I get 50 cents.
{30100}{30230}- From who? Who pays you for them?|- Bauvais. His magic is the most strong.
{30263}{30324}He even made my fries disappear!
{30333}{30432}You know, Chester, I got magic, too.|And I bet I can make your fries reappear.
{30464}{30499}Merci.
{30501}{30596}Mulder, certain frog species secrete|a substance called bufotoxin.
{30598}{30688}It's chemically similar to what|was in Private McAlpin's blood.
{30690}{30760}We should ask Bauvais what|he's doing with those frogs.
{30762}{30848}I didn't want to say anything,|but I think we're being followed.
{30850}{30935}There's a grey four-door sedan|in the parking lot.
{31079}{31138}Keep an eye on Chester.
{31470}{31520}Out of the car, Private!
{31522}{31603}- You've been following us.|- I had to warn you.
{31605}{31656}You didn't seem interested before.
{31658}{31750}I couldn't talk then, not with|Colonel Wharton so close by.
{31804}{31859}And not with him right there.
{31906}{31962}Chester? He's just a little boy.
{31964}{32014}No, sir, he is not.
{32045}{32144}- What's going on?|- He was about to tell us why we're in danger.
{32146}{32227}You're putting yourselves into|something you don't understand.
{32229}{32260}But you do.
{32262}{32372}Bauvais warned him. He told the colonel|he'd take his men one by one unless...
{32380}{32427}Unless what?
{32429}{32546}Unless the colonel let his people|go back to Haiti. But the colonel...
{32548}{32632}...he just had us turn up the heat|on all them beatings.
{32634}{32754}- Colonel Wharton sanctioned beatings?|- He ordered it. And worse.
{32773}{32840}The things he is making us|do to those people!
{32842}{32902}Why hasn't anybody filed a complaint?
{32911}{33008}None of us feel good about it, ma'am,|but you don't join the Marines to feel good.
{33010}{33071}You said Bauvais threatened|the colonel's men.
{33073}{33152}He said... he'd take their souls.
{33159}{33199}And you believe he can do that?
{33205}{33270}Jack was my friend.|Look what happened to him.
{33272}{33411}We don't know what happened to him. But|there is an explanation for his condition.
{33442}{33543}Back home, an associate of|my daddy's, Clyde Jessamin...
{33545}{33628}...once crossed a man on|some kind of real-estate deal.
{33630}{33792}Jessamin's daughter took ill with somethin'|the doctors couldn't make heads or tails of.
{33794}{33888}All they could do was shoot her full|of morphine, the pain was so bad.
{33890}{33997}She died, five minutes past|midnight, on her weddin' day.
{34018}{34115}And when they did an autopsy|to try and figure it out...
{34123}{34231}...all they could find was a bunch of snakes|squirming around inside her belly.
{34233}{34338}- Sounds like an old wives' tale.|- No, ma'am. It's not.
{34365}{34407}You see...
{34409}{34489}...l'm the one who was supposed to marry her.
{34844}{34941}- Think he's telling the truth?|- Until I can figure out why he'd lie, yeah.
{34943}{35050}He's superstitious, and superstition|breeds fear. It's what voodoo is all about.
{35052}{35121}It's as irrational as avoiding|a crack in the sidewalk.
{35123}{35191}Why would he be trying to avoid Chester?
{35311}{35361}Chester!
{35529}{35569}Chester!
{35571}{35621}Wait a second!
{35704}{35752}Chester!
{35984}{36043}Stop! I'm not gonna hurt you!
{36052}{36089}Chester!
{36092}{36136}It's OK, I'll get him.
{36467}{36517}Chester!
{36635}{36676}Chester?
{37622}{37685}Can I get you anything else, sir?
{37687}{37735}Just get the door.
{37923}{38030}- I'm sorry, I'm having my breakfast.|- That's all right, we already ate.
{38190}{38294}I understand you obtained a court order|yesterday to exhume Private Guttierez.
{38296}{38320}That's right.
{38322}{38388}I've filed a complaint with|the Justice Department.
{38390}{38490}His body was missing.|Stolen from his coffin, apparently.
{38571}{38636}Now you see what we're facing here.
{38718}{38788}What barbaric religion|would desecrate a grave?
{38790}{38849}We suspect it was an act of retaliation.
{38872}{38908}Retaliation?
{38910}{39034}- For your mistreatment of the detainees.|- What the hell are you talkin' about?
{39036}{39204}Physical abuse of political refugees is a|prosecutable crime under international law.
{39206}{39309}It's Bauvais, isn't it? He's the one|you're gettin' this garbage from.
{39316}{39353}Look...
{39355}{39485}...nobody ever said this was a hotel,|but it's hardly a concentration camp.
{39487}{39621}- Then there is no policy of harassment?|- It's my men who are being harassed.
{39623}{39682}The UN, the relief organisations...
{39684}{39840}...they're all so busy protecting the rights of|refugees, nobody's looking out for my men!
{39842}{39963}Well, we'll let you finish.|Don't want your breakfast to get cold.
{40563}{40677}Wharton's left these people no choice but to|fight back with the only weapon they have.
{40679}{40762}There's a big difference between|nasty looks and raising the dead.
{40764}{40817}Not according to Private Dunham.
{40819}{40848}Agh!
{40850}{40900}What?
{41142}{41189}More scare tactics.
{41324}{41392}- Let me see that.|- Oh, it's nothing.
{41943}{42006}I don't think he's in any condition to talk.
{42008}{42093}That's right, Private, you don't think.|You follow orders.
{42095}{42157}- But, sir...|- Dismissed!
{42508}{42587}Ouvri barrière pou moi.
{42598}{42660}I want the secret.
{42673}{42760}Maybe you should tell me now,|while you can still talk.
{42781}{42871}Ma vie nan mains Bon Dieu.
{42875}{42929}No, Papaloi.
{42944}{43015}Your life is in my hands.
{44008}{44063}I was surprised to get your card.
{44073}{44152}I'd assumed our last contact...
{44154}{44220}...would be our last.
{44222}{44261}Why are you here?
{44263}{44334}Your investigation is faltering, Agent Mulder.
{44336}{44412}We've got a renegade Marine|violating human rights...
{44416}{44476}These people have no rights.
{44489}{44616}In 24 hours, all access to Folkstone|will be restricted to military personnel.
{44618}{44710}- No press. No third-party monitoring.|- What about Scully and me?
{44712}{44812}You'll be called back to Washington|on a priority matter.
{44843}{44930}They're making the camp invisible. Why?
{44932}{45070}In case you haven't noticed, Agent Mulder,|the Statue of Liberty is on vacation.
{45072}{45166}The new mandate says if you're|not a citizen, you'd better keep out.
{45168}{45262}Well, why hold 'em up?|Why not just repatriate them?
{45310}{45428}During our most recent involvement in Haiti,|three US soldiers took their own lives.
{45430}{45498}Two were under|Colonel Wharton's command.
{45503}{45590}Are you saying the military is|sanctioning Wharton's revenge?
{45592}{45696}These are innocent civilians. Some people|in Congress might have a problem with that.
{45698}{45774}By the time they get a committee together...
{45776}{45865}...it'll be as if none of this ever happened.
{46006}{46135}No, I've been on hold for half an hour.|I'm trying to locate a Private Dunham.
{46147}{46195}Yeah.
{46389}{46437}Yeah.
{46504}{46540}Thanks.
{46606}{46696}Mulder, I just got through|to Dunham's barracks.
{46733}{46780}Mulder?
{46853}{46913}Your door's unlocked.
{46975}{47084}Mulder, listen to this.|Dunham's been AWOL since last night...
{47167}{47208}Mulder?
{47306}{47356}Oh, God!
{47576}{47618}- Scully?|- Yeah.
{47620}{47700}I found him wandering around|outside. You all right?
{47702}{47745}Yeah.
{47757}{47810}It's Dunham.
{47854}{47900}When I found him...
{47936}{47991}...he had this in his hand.
{48206}{48341}- Do you recall leaving the hospital?|- I don't recall much of anything.
{48381}{48455}Except... feeling real heavy.
{48457}{48558}Like... like I'm asleep and I can't wake up.
{48574}{48646}Do you remember|killing Private Dunham?
{48648}{48774}All I remember is being there,|seeing him in all that blood.
{48777}{48852}Why did you sign the confession?
{48898}{49027}The private asked and I apprised him|of what you found at the crime scene.
{49097}{49161}Who else might it have been?
{49209}{49259}Colonel...
{49261}{49326}...can we have a word outside?
{49464}{49516}What exactly did you tell him?
{49518}{49590}If you're suggesting that|I coerced Private McAlpin...
{49592}{49666}I need to know that he signed|that confession voluntarily.
{49668}{49715}Of course he did.
{49745}{49856}Since his reappearance, has Private McAlpin|had any contact with Bauvais?
{49858}{49903}Not to my knowledge.
{49905}{50004}- We'd still like to speak with Bauvais.|- I'm afraid that's impossible.
{50025}{50100}- Why?|- Because he's dead.
{50113}{50209}Last night he... cut his wrists|with a bed spring.
{50258}{50382}I'll have the report sent to your motel,|along with the private's confession.
{50384}{50505}Since matters are being handled internally,|I'll assume your business here is finished.
{50702}{50745}What's wrong?
{50747}{50822}I'm fine. It's just a headache.
{50884}{50914}Mulder.
{51057}{51118}OK, Mrs McAlpin. We'll be 15 minutes.
{51160}{51223}First I thought I lost him.
{51241}{51303}As if that wasn't hard enough to deal with!
{51305}{51420}- Now they're saying he's killed Harry.|- He said it himself. He signed the confession.
{51422}{51534}I don't care. It doesn't make sense.|Jack and Harry were friends.
{51536}{51643}Mrs McAlpin, you said Private Dunham|came here last night. What did he want?
{51645}{51695}He was on his way to see you.
{51699}{51764}- For what reason?|- He wouldn't tell me.
{51775}{51849}He said if anything happened to him...
{51937}{51997}...I should give this to you.
{52018}{52078}He told me not to open it.
{52097}{52176}Luke's been in a mood since all this started.
{52178}{52253}It's almost like he knows what's going on.
{52277}{52338}I'll be right back.
{52341}{52413}It's OK, honey. I'm coming.
{52482}{52523}That's Bauvais.
{52579}{52620}And Wharton?
{52622}{52705}They must've known each other|when Wharton served in Haiti.
{52730}{52781}When in Rome...
{53806}{53851}Mulder...
{53951}{54070}Dunham and Guttierez both filed|complaints against Colonel Wharton.
{54072}{54154}They both cited incidents|of abuse: dates, times...
{54156}{54197}Scully...
{54214}{54268}...look at this.
{54341}{54404}Check out the name on the dog tags.
{54480}{54529}Come with me, please.
{54531}{54600}Take the light out of my eyes.
{54618}{54699}- Where's Wharton?|- You'll find out soon enough.
{54701}{54784}He killed Bauvais. If you know about it,|you're an accessory to murder.
{54786}{54831}Shut up!
{54847}{54956}Bauvais got what he deserved. After|what he did to McAlpin and Guttierez...
{54958}{55047}- It wasn't Bauvais.|- What are you talking about?
{55049}{55178}Those men were about to testify against|Wharton, so he stopped them before they did.
{55180}{55255}If you don't believe us, look in the trunk.
{55580}{55655}This is what's left of Private Guttierez.
{55783}{55848}Now where's Bauvais' body?
{55916}{55965}We buried him...
{55967}{56017}...this afternoon...
{56043}{56108}...in the municipal graveyard.
{57093}{57151}Au nom des saints...
{57153}{57203}...et de la lune.
{57396}{57457}Au nom des saints... et de la lune.
{57475}{57535}Au nom des saints et des étoiles.
{57693}{57761}- What is it, Scully?|- I'm all right.
{57775}{57876}- You don't look all right.|- No, I'm... I'm fine. I'll catch up with you.
{57878}{57928}Just go get Wharton.
{58991}{59056}(man speaks Haitian)
{59229}{59352}Au nom des saints et des étoiles.|Au nom des saints et du vent.
{59354}{59434}Au nom des saints et de tempête!
{59529}{59584}Federal agent!
{59652}{59695}Drop the knife, Wharton.
{59802}{59864}Drop the knife! Do it!
{59926}{59965}Agh!
{60066}{60128}(Bauvais speaking Haitian)
{60195}{60265}He who does evil, evil he will see.
{60378}{60437}(man speaking Haitian)
{61271}{61311}Mulder!
{61332}{61382}Are you OK?
{61387}{61458}I feel better than you look.
{61526}{61583}What happened?
{61585}{61640}I don't know.
{61895}{61959}He's dead.
{61961}{62019}Did you kill him?
{62037}{62102}It was Bauvais.
{62735}{62806}Here's the passenger manifest you asked for.
{62819}{62892}They're petitioning to have|Bauvais returned to Haiti.
{62894}{62951}Too bad it has to be in a box.
{62953}{63026}- Is this a complete list?|- As far as I know.
{63028}{63142}- There was a boy. Chester Bonaparte.|- Sure, Chester. Poor kid.
{63144}{63211}He died six weeks ago in that riot.
{63493}{63543}Move it, Wong.
{64156}{64199}Aaagh! Aaagh!
{64201}{64272}Aaagghhhhhh...!
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{64929}{64972}I made this!
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