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{664}{799}We don't have to be out here, you know.|It's not like you're still in high school.
{800}{852}We can go to the motel.
{854}{951}- I wouldn't want anyone to see us.|- No one will see us.
{952}{1003}It's a small town.
{1496}{1575}George... Come on, George.
{2196}{2301}- Why'd you change your mind anyway?|- You're pretty persistent, I guess.
{2302}{2364}- Squeaky wheel gets the oil?|- I guess so.
{2367}{2453}What's wrong with right here?|I could set the blanket down and...
{2454}{2509}- Not yet.|- Why not?
{2528}{2604}Because... you have to catch me first.
{2706}{2800}Oh, come on now! You don't|want me to chase after you, do ya?
{2888}{2939}Paula!
{3092}{3138}Paula?
{3279}{3323}Paula...
{3324}{3375}Where are you?
{3554}{3602}Son of a bitch!
{5375}{5468}I don't know, Scully. The man hasn't|been seen or heard from in ten weeks.
{5470}{5539}Come on, Mulder. They're wasting our time.
{5541}{5628}They're sending us|on some kind of a wild-goose chase.
{5630}{5686}Chicken chase.
{5693}{5788}George Kearns was a poultry inspector|assigned to Dudley, Arkansas...
{5790}{5844}...home of Chaco Chicken.
{5846}{5954}I'm not questioning the legitimacy of|the case, just their motives in assigning it.
{5956}{6022}Doesn't it bother you|that they're undermining you?
{6024}{6102}They may think they are,|but on the night he disappeared...
{6104}{6192}...a woman on the I-10|saw a strange fire in an adjacent field.
{6194}{6302}I read that report. She claims|that she saw some kind of a foxfire spirit.
{6304}{6375}I'm surprised she didn't|call Oprah after the police.
{6377}{6519}19th-century tales from the Ozarks describe|people being taken away by fireballs.
{6521}{6610}- The spirits of massacred Indians.|- Those are only legends.
{6612}{6694}Well, most legends|don't leave behind 12-foot burn marks.
{6696}{6792}That was taken by state police|in the field where the woman saw foxfire.
{6803}{6941}- This could have been made by a bonfire.|- I thought so, too. Until I remembered this.
{6943}{7030}A documentary I saw when I was|in college about an insane asylum.
{7032}{7115}- It gave me nightmares.|- I thought nothing gave you nightmares.
{7117}{7167}I was young.
{7202}{7272}They, uh... See, they took...
{7274}{7359}They, uh... They took me away.
{7361}{7419}They took me away... This... The fire demons.
{7421}{7539}The fire demons...|wanted their pound of flesh.
{7541}{7589}But, uh...
{7591}{7664}...I'm too fast for 'em.
{7711}{7794}You cannot kill them.|You can't let them kill you. Oh, no...
{7796}{7892}No, don't let them kill you.|That's no way to get to heaven.
{7894}{7944}No, sir...
{7973}{8034}No, sir. That is no way to get to heaven.
{8036}{8170}His name was Creighton Jones. He pulled off|the road on May 17th 1961 to take a nap.
{8172}{8289}They found him three days later so deranged|by what he'd seen that he was committed.
{8291}{8407}The state police found his car on the I-10,|right in the middle of Dudley, Arkansas...
{8409}{8459}...home of Chaco Chicken.
{8851}{8906}What's this, Mulder?
{8947}{9076}That's a witches' peg. Staking it into the|ground is supposed to ward off evil spirits.
{9078}{9128}Can I help you folks?
{9146}{9234}I'm Sheriff Arens.|I saw you back at the turn-off.
{9236}{9311}FBI. I'm Special Agent Mulder.|This is Agent Scully.
{9313}{9387}We're investigating|George Kearns's disappearance.
{9389}{9501}I'm happy to help you, but I'm not sure|how much there is to investigate.
{9503}{9612}- Sheriff, a man is missing.|- We found no evidence of criminal activity.
{9614}{9711}Since no body turned up,|we just filed a missing person's report.
{9713}{9791}Why didn't you mention|this witches' peg in your report?
{9793}{9860}Because these hills|are filled with witches' pegs.
{9862}{9943}These old hill people|cling tight to their superstitions.
{9945}{10033}- What about the scorched area?|- Illegal trash burn.
{10035}{10114}I keep handing out the citations.|They keep doing it anyway.
{10116}{10172}Cheaper to pay a fine|than haul it to the dump.
{10174}{10242}- So you don't believe it's foxfire?|- Sir...
{10244}{10340}...foxfire's nothing more than|a ghost story about swamp gas.
{10342}{10468}Listen, Kearns was passin' through town|ever since he got here six months ago.
{10470}{10525}- How do you mean?|- Never did fit in.
{10533}{10593}Not at the plant, not even in his own home.
{10595}{10717}- He cheated on his wife every chance he got.|- Did he have many chances?
{10719}{10861}George is the type of man you'd expect to go|chasin' some sweet young thing out of town.
{10863}{10979}- Is that what his wife thinks happened?|- Push comes to shove, I'm sure she does.
{10981}{11039}But you're welcome to ask her yourself.
{11154}{11249}My husband had a character|that leaves something out.
{11251}{11299}I always knew that about him...
{11301}{11430}...but I didn't have the sense to do anything|about it. I guess he saved me the trouble.
{11432}{11531}So you're fairly certain|that he left you for somebody else?
{11533}{11650}George left me a long time ago,|right around the time I turned 40.
{11662}{11720}Leavin' town was just a formality.
{11722}{11848}- Do you know who he might be with now?|- No. And I don't wanna know, either.
{11850}{11957}He was about to file this inspection report|with the Department of Agriculture...
{11959}{12038}...the day before he disappeared.|- I know nothing about that.
{12046}{12168}- He never discussed his work with you?|- He never told me and I never asked.
{12170}{12287}He cited several health violations. He was|gonna recommend the plant be shut down.
{12289}{12357}I don't know a thing about|what went on in that plant.
{12359}{12465}Did he ever receive threatening phone calls|or anything unusual in the mail?
{12467}{12571}There were hang-ups, but I always|thought it was one of his girlfriends.
{12619}{12672}I'm gonna give you my phone number.
{12674}{12771}If your husband tries to contact you,|I want you to get in touch with me.
{12773}{12841}Or if you can think of anything else.
{13827}{13880}Come on, Paula. Let's go!
{14917}{15028}This is Jess Harold, the floor manager.|Jess, these people are with the FBI.
{15030}{15085}You're here about George Kearns?
{15087}{15185}His disappearance may have|something to do with a report...
{15187}{15267}...he was about to file|with the Department of Agriculture.
{15269}{15351}Ever since he got here,|George was trying to shut us down.
{15367}{15487}- He cited multiple violations.|- I know. I had to answer to each one of them.
{15500}{15566}Was there any merit to his claims?
{15568}{15627}Let me show you something.
{16002}{16059}Paula, are you OK?
{16722}{16849}This is where George worked. Every chicken|passes through the inspectors' station.
{16851}{16960}We've been here 50 years and had no trouble|with the USDA until George came along.
{16962}{17042}- So he really did threaten to shut it down.|- Oh, he tried.
{17044}{17161}But we got three other inspectors here|consistently give us top marks. Here.
{17179}{17229}See for yourself.
{17231}{17289}The only problem this plant had was George.
{17291}{17365}Problem enough to do something about?
{17367}{17455}If you mean any kind of unsavouriness,|I guess anything's possible.
{17457}{17548}George had a bone to pick with everyone,|even the federal government.
{17550}{17621}- What do you mean?|- He filed a compensation suit.
{17623}{17735}Claimed he was getting terrible headaches.|"Line hypnosis" his lawyers called it.
{17741}{17822}Yeah, it's caused by|high-speed repetitive activity.
{17824}{17951}I don't deny a lot of chickens go through here|but we operate within federal guidelines.
{17953}{18003}What happened to his lawsuit?
{18005}{18110}It was dismissed, just a few weeks|before he disappeared.
{18112}{18162}What's that?
{18183}{18228}Oh, that.
{18230}{18291}Feed grinder. Chops up bone, tissue.
{18293}{18398}See, any part of the bird we can't package,|we process and use as feed.
{18404}{18487}- Chickens feed on chickens?|- It doesn't sound appetising.
{18489}{18545}But it is nutritious and cuts down on cost.
{18547}{18665}The meat is cooked, then mixed with grain.|No reason to let all that protein go to waste.
{18667}{18741}- Excuse me. I got a shift change.|- Howdy, Sheriff.
{18743}{18788}Logan.
{18801}{18873}Mulder, ready to admit|they sent us on a fool's errand?
{18875}{18955}If the fool would persist in his folly,|he'd become wise.
{18957}{19092}Whether Kearns left or was killed, this could|have been handled by any Kansas City agent.
{19094}{19156}I'm not so sure about that.
{19206}{19259}Let him go! We're federal agents.
{19296}{19346}Everyone stay calm!
{19370}{19422}Don't hurt him! Tell us what you want.
{19429}{19499}Don't get excited. Just calm down.
{19517}{19594}Stay calm! You don't want anyone to get hurt.
{19610}{19691}We can talk this thing out.|Why don't you give me the knife?
{19924}{19975}You OK?
{20394}{20454}Do you have any idea why she attacked you?
{20456}{20540}- None at all.|- No recent complaints or strange behaviour?
{20548}{20649}Paula has always been one of|our best employees. Stable, well-liked.
{20651}{20715}I can't begin to imagine what brought this on.
{20717}{20783}Dr Randolph, do you have any ideas?
{20785}{20843}If you're done with me, I got work to do.
{20852}{20940}Come by tomorrow and let me|make sure it's not infected.
{20942}{20987}Sure.
{21046}{21081}Uh...
{21083}{21168}Paula came by last week,|complaining of persistent headaches.
{21170}{21259}She had suddenly started|getting irritable, unable to sleep.
{21268}{21354}- Did you determine the cause?|- I'm just the staff physician.
{21356}{21413}I usually only treat hand injuries...
{21415}{21502}...so I'm a little out of my depth|on psychiatric matters.
{21504}{21568}Was anything physically wrong with her?
{21570}{21639}I sent her to County|for a brain scan and an EEG.
{21641}{21737}Both came back normal, so I assumed|her condition was stress-related.
{21739}{21846}- Could it have been line hypnosis?|- I'm not qualified to make that diagnosis.
{21848}{21939}But you can tell us whether|George Kearns had similar complaints.
{21952}{22041}They presented similar symptoms, yeah.
{22052}{22187}- How did you treat them?|- Both with pain medication-codeine.
{22189}{22271}I think an autopsy on Paula Gray|would clarify things.
{22273}{22350}I'm, uh... afraid I can't authorise that.
{22352}{22428}- That's up to Mr Chaco.|- Why? You're her physician.
{22430}{22571}Yeah, but Mr Chaco was Paula Gray's|grandfather... and her legal guardian.
{23880}{23940}Mr Chaco?
{23942}{23996}Feedin' these chickens...
{24010}{24075}...helps me clear my mind.
{24110}{24173}They're perfect creatures, you know.
{24175}{24295}We eat their meat, their eggs,|sleep on pillows stuffed with their feathers.
{24342}{24431}Not many people I know|are as useful as these chickens.
{24433}{24520}Sorry to disturb you, sir.|We realise this is difficult for you.
{24522}{24613}You wanna conduct|an autopsy on my granddaughter.
{24639}{24679}Why?
{24754}{24841}You think Paula had some disease|that made her act that way?
{24861}{24937}That's what we're hoping|a postmortem will determine.
{24939}{25011}I thought your business|was Kearns's disappearance.
{25013}{25102}It is, but it may be linked with|what happened to your granddaughter.
{25114}{25146}How?
{25148}{25279}It's possible they may have both suffered|from the same neurological disorder.
{25281}{25419}You know, when I came here after the war,|Dudley was just a patch of dirt.
{25432}{25529}I built that plant|and put my whole family to work there.
{25547}{25643}We made this town one of the biggest|chicken processors in the nation.
{25661}{25750}We couldn't have done that|with troublemakers and layabouts.
{25752}{25802}I assume you mean George Kearns.
{25804}{25941}Men like George Kearns don't build things.|They tend to tear 'em down.
{25947}{26039}Then you're aware of his recommendation|to close down your plant?
{26041}{26091}You know...
{26102}{26204}...livin' a long life is a mixed blessing.
{26206}{26317}You spend your youth trying to build|something for yourself and your family...
{26319}{26452}...and your community, only to watch it|all taken away from you at your old age.
{26492}{26540}Still...
{26542}{26615}...I'm not ready to die just yet.
{26644}{26709}You go do your autopsy on Paula.
{26721}{26798}I wanna know|what happened to my granddaughter.
{27196}{27254}I think we've got something here, Mulder.
{27256}{27309}- Take a look.|- What am I looking at?
{27311}{27365}A specimen from Paula's brain.
{27367}{27461}She had a rare degenerative disorder|called Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease.
{27463}{27548}It's characterised by the formation|of holes in the brain tissue.
{27550}{27687}- Why didn't they show up on her charts?|- Short of an autopsy, it's hard to diagnose.
{27689}{27776}I've only seen infected tissue once,|back in medical school.
{27778}{27850}- Could it be why she attacked Jess Harold?|- Absolutely.
{27852}{27962}Victims of Creutzfeldt-Jakob suffer from|progressive dementia, severe seizures.
{27964}{28045}- Is it fatal?|- This girl would have been dead in months.
{28057}{28168}Except that Paula Gray was no girl.|This is her personnel file. Check it out.
{28182}{28255}It says here that|Paula Gray was born in 1948...
{28257}{28364}...which means that this woman,|Chaco's granddaughter, was 47 years old.
{28391}{28428}There must be a mistake.
{28430}{28528}Let's find out. Her birth certificate|should be on file at the courthouse.
{28530}{28655}Who knows, Scully? This could turn out|to be even more interesting than foxfire.
{28955}{29073}The odds that they both had the same|disease are practically nonexistent.
{29075}{29171}Creutzfeldt-Jakob can be hereditary,|but it's not communicable.
{29173}{29272}That two unrelated people in one town|contracted the same rare disease is...
{29274}{29396}A lot more likely than Paula Gray|being three years shy of her 50th birthday.
{29418}{29460}Mulder, look out!
{29858}{29914}Call an ambulance!
{29916}{29971}I'll try to get the driver out.
{30082}{30185}This is Federal Agent Scully.|I'd like to report an accident...
{30486}{30628}I just got off the phone with Dr Randolph.|He said this driver had the same symptoms.
{30630}{30762}You're saying this is a third victim? You told|me two cases are statistically impossible.
{30764}{30812}They would be.
{30814}{30887}I just came up with a sick theory, Mulder.
{30889}{30939}Ooh, I'm listening.
{30957}{31074}You saw the feed grinders at the plant. What|if somebody put Kearns's body in there?
{31076}{31208}This is a prion disease, so it may have passed|on to the chickens and whoever ate them.
{31210}{31272}So anyone eating the chickens|would be at risk?
{31274}{31406}It's possible. In England they incinerate cattle|to stop them passing on mad cow disease.
{31408}{31470}These chickens|are shipped all over the country.
{31472}{31588}If you're right, we'd be seeing an epidemic,|not just a few local cases.
{31606}{31651}Sheriff?
{31702}{31763}What's wrong with this water?
{31805}{31909}Runoff from the plant.|Chicken litter, mostly. Some blood and parts.
{31911}{31980}Was this river searched|after Kearns disappeared?
{31985}{32045}Are you kiddin'? A needle in a haystack!
{32047}{32121}I'd like it dragged as soon as possible.
{32146}{32209}Why would you wanna do that?
{32211}{32269}To see what's in there.
{32271}{32380}That's a filthy job, and I would first|like to know what you're lookin' for.
{32382}{32437}Hopefully, nothing.
{32474}{32575}Look, Sheriff, if you don't wanna do it,|I can get some of my men to do it.
{32577}{32627}I'll do it.
{32669}{32717}- Mulder...|- It's just a hunch.
{32719}{32804}If Kearns didn't run off,|if he was murdered for that report...
{32806}{32873}...then his body's gotta be somewhere.
{33313}{33395}We closed the spillway|and the water level dropped.
{33397}{33493}- They came up with it almost immediately.|- Did you find Kearns?
{33495}{33553}Maybe you'd better see for yourself.
{34380}{34496}Sheriff Arens is outside.|They're still pulling bones from the river.
{34498}{34592}Well, so far I've been able|to isolate nine distinct skeletons.
{34594}{34659}This one belonged to the late George Kearns.
{34667}{34767}- How do you know?|- The pin... in his femur.
{34803}{34932}According to his medical file,|Kearns broke his right leg four years ago.
{34934}{35041}- What about the others?|- I'll need more sophisticated equipment...
{35043}{35149}...but I estimate that some of these bones|are as much as 20 or 30 years old.
{35164}{35249}All of them share one strange detail, though.
{35273}{35351}- They seem to have lost their heads.|- Besides that.
{35387}{35480}The older bones show signs of decay|and abrasion, like you'd expect.
{35482}{35632}But for some reason all of them, even|Kearns's, are smooth and buffed at the ends.
{35729}{35792}It's almost like they've been polished.
{35794}{35846}It could be erosion from the water...
{35848}{35924}Well, that water had hardly any current.
{35926}{36031}This level of erosion wouldn't be confined|to just the ends of the bones.
{36055}{36110}- Any theories?|- Maybe.
{36185}{36229}Sheriff...
{36256}{36324}- Doris.|- Is it true? Just tell me.
{36326}{36418}- Doris, I want you to listen to me.|- They found him, didn't they?
{36425}{36515}We brought up quite a few remains|at the river this afternoon.
{36517}{36577}George's were among them.
{36598}{36633}I'm sorry.
{36644}{36722}Listen, I'm really sorry. It's gonna be all right.
{36724}{36791}Don't worry, Doris. We'll take care of you.
{36793}{36841}Doris?
{36850}{36907}- Dee, that the new schedule?|- Yeah.
{37001}{37051}Looks good.
{37576}{37656}Why do I get the feeling|you're not here to check up on my neck?
{37658}{37743}- They found bones in the river.|- I know. I heard.
{37750}{37857}Did you also hear that Clayton Walsh|came down with the symptoms? That's four.
{37859}{37934}It's getting worse|with every day that goes by.
{37967}{38078}- Someone has to tell Mr Chaco.|- He knows, but he's not doing anything.
{38136}{38211}- Maybe I should talk to him.|- You can try.
{38237}{38306}I will talk to him. He'll listen to me.
{38346}{38396}And if he doesn't?
{38694}{38842}I had Danny run a check on missing persons|last seen within a 200-mile radius of Dudley.
{38844}{38951}In the last 50 years|87 people have disappeared near here.
{38953}{39105}Judging from the forensic evidence, I'd say|the same person or persons was responsible.
{39107}{39171}It may have been the work of a cult.
{39173}{39313}Scully, I think that the good people of Dudley|have been eating more than just chicken.
{39370}{39453}- You think these people were eaten?|- Look at these bones.
{39455}{39552}They've been polished at both ends,|suggesting they were boiled in a pot.
{39554}{39614}Anthropologists used similar evidence...
{39616}{39713}...to prove cannibalism among|the Anasazi tribe of New Mexico.
{39750}{39863}Then Paula Gray may have contracted|Creutzfeldt-Jakob by eating George Kearns.
{39876}{39983}- That could explain her youthful appearance.|- What are you talking about?
{39985}{40069}Some cannibalistic rituals|are believed to prolong life.
{40071}{40158}Cannibalism is one thing,|but increasing longevity by it...
{40164}{40288}Think about it, Scully. From vampirism|to Catholicism, literally or symbolically...
{40290}{40402}...the reward for eating flesh is eternal life.|I don't know how it works, but we saw Paula.
{40404}{40455}We never confirmed her date of birth.
{40457}{40593}Maybe the courthouse records can tell us if|she, or anybody else, is lying about their age.
{40704}{40754}You coming?
{40946}{41010}You gotta do something, Mr Chaco.
{41028}{41121}People are gettin' scared.|They don't know what to make of things.
{41123}{41183}They're losing faith is what it sounds like.
{41185}{41264}It's gettin' hard to hold on to,|the way things are goin'.
{41266}{41357}- Three more got sick since yesterday.|- I lost my granddaughter in this!
{41359}{41434}So don't tell me what we're up against!
{41452}{41502}Now, I said I'd handle it.
{41504}{41554}I know you...
{41636}{41690}- Yes?|- I need to see Mr Chaco.
{41704}{41746}Doris.
{41868}{41956}I can't do this any more, Mr Chaco.|I can't keep lyin'.
{41958}{42052}It's all right. Jess told me what happened.
{42056}{42142}- You have nothing to worry about.|- But they're gonna think I did it.
{42144}{42228}- No, they won't think any such thing.|- But I did!
{42230}{42275}- No.|- I helped!
{42277}{42401}He was no good, Doris.|He had no values. He didn't fit in here.
{42403}{42529}- But he was my husband.|- That was the price that you had to pay.
{42531}{42614}- You knew that from the beginning.|- But those FBI agents...
{42616}{42701}Uh-uh. This town wasn't built in a day.
{42715}{42771}It's not about to fall apart in a day.
{42781}{42879}No, you're a part of us now.|And we're gonna take good care of you.
{42904}{42984}Now, I want you to go home, get some rest.
{42986}{43054}You've got a funeral to go to.
{43056}{43186}This whole thing'll blow over soon enough|and you'll wonder what all the fuss is about.
{43206}{43279}- I'm sorry.|- That's all right.
{43281}{43362}We all understand, Doris. Good night.
{43651}{43709}Yeah, she'll be fine.
{43711}{43832}- She's not stable.|- She's one of us now. Part of our town.
{43851}{43939}Unless we do something about her,|there won't be any town left.
{43941}{43991}No!
{43993}{44108}Once we start turning on ourselves,|we're no better than the animals.
{44145}{44215}It's the FBI we should be worryin' about.
{44240}{44295}They're the real problem.
{44910}{44985}Someone's been|playing with matches.
{45055}{45105}Smells like a recent fire.
{45157}{45258}I bet it's no coincidence|it only hit the birth records.
{45260}{45322}You think|someone was expecting us?
{45550}{45637}- Mulder.|- It's Doris Kearns.
{45639}{45734}I'm in my house.|I need to speak with you right away.
{45737}{45817}- Are you all right?|- I'm afraid for my life.
{45856}{45906}I'm afraid he'll kill me.
{45908}{45953}Who?
{46008}{46090}- Mr Chaco.|- All right, Mrs Kearns.
{46092}{46183}Stay in the house. Don't answer|the door until Agent Scully arrives.
{46227}{46305}- Where are you going?|- To take Chaco into custody.
{46439}{46484}Oh!
{46781}{46838}No...
{47664}{47704}Mrs Kearns?
{48184}{48234}Mrs Kearns?
{48827}{48877}Mrs Kearns?
{49671}{49749}- Is Mr Chaco in?|- I'll see if he's still awake.
{51122}{51224}I'm sorry, but Mr Chaco|is unable to see you now.
{51226}{51279}- D'you know what's in here?|- No.
{51281}{51341}- Can you open it?|- I don't have the key.
{51624}{51674}What do you think you're doin'?!
{52298}{52375}- Scully.|- Scully, Chaco's not here.
{52377}{52482}Yeah. Mrs Kearns is missing, too, Mulder.|I think someone's been here.
{52484}{52593}The power's been cut and the back door|was wide open. Her car is still out back.
{52615}{52670}Chaco must've taken her.
{52672}{52730}Scully? Scully!
{52737}{52828}Scully! What happened?|Scully, are you there?
{52830}{52870}You all right?
{52872}{52917}Scully!
{52936}{52986}Answer me! Scully!
{54014}{54074}What have you done here?
{54099}{54145}I warned ya!
{54147}{54207}I said not to touch her!
{54209}{54277}Doris Kearns was one of us!
{54279}{54329}Who's behind this?
{54525}{54641}Why didn't you listen? It's the outsiders|we have to deal with, not one of our own.
{54643}{54701}We'll deal with them all.
{54703}{54812}Look at yourselves!|Look at what you've become!
{54814}{54898}This isn't faith any more. It's just fear.
{54901}{54952}You've become an abomination!
{54956}{55022}You brought in the outsider|who made us sick.
{55031}{55111}Once you turn on yourselves, it's over.
{55146}{55226}How long before it's any one of us?
{55304}{55351}Any one of you?!
{55371}{55438}That's not your problem any more, Mr Chaco.
{55513}{55557}No!
{55586}{55632}No!
{55819}{55869}Kill me...
{55912}{55971}...and you kill us all.
{56564}{56611}Watch it.
{56613}{56663}Got it.
{57201}{57251}Bring her over.
{59249}{59294}Aagh!
{59729}{59779}- Are you hurt?|- Uh-uh.
{59839}{59889}Are you all right?
{61270}{61368}People,|stand away from your work stations!
{61370}{61497}Pending further review, the Chaco|processing plant was closed by the USDA.
{61499}{61597}So far, no evidence of contaminated chicken|has been discovered.
{61606}{61718}Though it remains unknown how many|citizens participated in the ritual activity...
{61720}{61820}...27 have become fatally ill|with Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease.
{61836}{61927}What is known is that|a transport plane carrying Walter Chaco...
{61929}{62004}...was shot down in 1944 over New Guinea.
{62015}{62080}Chaco was the only survivor of that crash.
{62097}{62180}According to naval records,|he spent six months with the Jale...
{62182}{62308}...a tribe whose cannibalistic practices|have long been suspected, but never proven.
{62310}{62412}Naval records also show that|Walter Chaco was born in 1902...
{62425}{62504}...making him 93 years old|at the time of his death.
{62578}{62683}As of this date,|his remains have yet to be found.
{63279}{63323}Visiontext subtitles: Natasha Cohn
{63499}{63541}I made this!
{63561}{63611}ENGLISH SDH