Darnell
[ chattering ] there was blood everywhere. Whoever killed her is a real psycho.
Season 2 · Episode 12
Aubrey
Character-labelled dialogue prepared from the official DVD subtitle track.
Production code2X12Original airdate · January 6, 1995
326 dialogue entries
Scene 01
POLICE HEADQUARTERS
Lt. Brian Tillman
Murder weapon?
Darnell
Seven stores in town carry strap razors.
[ growling ]
Lt. Brian Tillman
Have somebody check them out.
Darnell
What about the press?
Lt. Brian Tillman
Just the basics. No mention of this sister thing to anybody.
Darnell
Okay.
Lt. Brian Tillman
Rubin, I need your final report. Call me as soon as you get it. Yeah, thanks. This is all I can tell you. The investigation--
Reporter
Can you give us a name?
Lt. Brian Tillman
Yeah, I'll talk to you.
Reporter
Give us something to go on.
[ reporters clamoring ]
Lt. Brian Tillman
We're doing the best we can. We'll inform you--
[ knocking at door ]
B.J. Morrow
Brian, I need a minute.
Lt. Brian Tillman
I'm working on a homicide investi-- come on.
B.J. Morrow
You didn't show last night.
Lt. Brian Tillman
This what you wanted to talk about?
B.J. Morrow
I made dinner.
[ sighing ]
Lt. Brian Tillman
It's not-- what? [ intercom buzzing ]
Intercom
Sorry. Coroner's on one.
Lt. Brian Tillman
Yeah, what do you got, rubin? Uh-huh. Uh, hang on a second, will you, rubin? This address 10:00 tonight.
B.J. Morrow
Where's this? A motel?
Lt. Brian Tillman
It's a place we can talk.
Scene 02
FBI HEADQUARTERS
[ light buzzing ]
Dana Scully
Any cavities?
Fox Mulder
I brush after every meal. Would you say they match?
Dana Scully
Well, there's a filling on the occlusal surface... Of the upper left bicuspid, here and here. And he's congenitally missing a lower left bicuspid here and here. Yeah, I'd say they're definitely a match. Who do they belong to?
Fox Mulder
Special agent sam Chaney.
Dana Scully
That name sounds familiar.
Fox Mulder
Chaney's a legend. Forty years before the bureau started profiling violent criminals, Chaney and his partner, tim Ledbetter, would work on their own time... Investigating what were then called "stranger killings," what are now called "serial murders." they disappeared while investigating three murders... In Aubrey, Missouri in 1942. Chaney's body wasn't found until two days ago... By a local detective, b.j. Morrow, a woman.
Dana Scully
What's your interest in this case?
Fox Mulder
During their time, Chaney's and Ledbetter's ideas... Weren't very well received by their peers. Using psychology to solve a crime was something like, uh--
Dana Scully
Believing in the paranormal?
Fox Mulder
Exactly. But there's another mystery.
Dana Scully
Which is?
Fox Mulder
I'd like to know why... This policewoman would suddenly drive her car... Into a field the size of rhode island, and for no rhyme or reason, dig up the bones of a man who's been missing for 50 years. I mean, unless there was a neon sign saying, "dig here!"
Dana Scully
I guess that's why we're going to Aubrey.
Fox Mulder
Yes, and also, I've always been intrigued by women named b.j.
[ man shouting, police radio chatter ]
Scene 03
CRIME SCENE
Dana Scully
Detective Morrow, exactly how did you discover the remains?
B.J. Morrow
I witnessed a dog digging in the ground. I pursued it to investigate and found the grave site.
Fox Mulder
The initial police report states that you couldn't explain your actions at the time.
B.J. Morrow
It was late. I was a bit shocked by my discovery. I'm afraid I didn't clearly articulate... Exactly what happened for my initial report.
Fox Mulder
What were you doing in the woods at that hour?
B.J. Morrow
My vehicle was experiencing engine failure.
Fox Mulder
You left your car--
B.J. Morrow
Over there, sir.
Fox Mulder
Would you say that's, uh, 400 or 500 yards?
B.J. Morrow
Yes, sir.
Fox Mulder
From that distance, you could see a dog digging in this field at night?
Lt. Brian Tillman
She was taking a short cut through the woods to reach a phone. The path led her through the field.
Fox Mulder
The report says she phoned in from the motel black just up the road. That's not a very short cut.
[ Brian chuckles ]
Lt. Brian Tillman
It seems like you're more interested... In how the missing agent was found than in how he got there in the first place. You, don't, uh, suspect her, do you?
Fox Mulder
No, not at all. I would just like to ask detective Morrow a few more questions.
B.J. Morrow
All right.
Fox Mulder
Have you ever, um-- have you ever had any clairvoyant experiences, premonitions, visions, precognitive dreams, things like that?
[ chuckling ]
Lt. Brian Tillman
What the hell kind of question is that?
B.J. Morrow
Dreams?
Fox Mulder
Yeah.
Lt. Brian Tillman
Look, agent Mulder, I don't mean to be rude, but we have a lot to do. If you have any further questions specifically pertaining... To your investigation of this crime, please feel free to call. Come on, b.j.
Dana Scully
What do you think?
Scene 04
CORONER'S OFFICE
Dana Scully
These bones are in good condition, but I think the field may have been tilled shortly after Chaney was buried. There are small cuts on the top three ribs. I don't think they were made by an animal.
Fox Mulder
Listen to this, Scully. "one must wonder how these monsters are created." Chaney wrote this. "did their home life mold them into creatures that must maim and kill? Or are they demons from birth?"
Dana Scully
That's poetic, but it doesn't help us much. What did he say about the 1942 homicides?
Fox Mulder
Well, the press called the murderer the "slash killer." his three victims were all young women aged 25 to 30. He disabled them with a blow to the head. He would carve the word "sister" on their chest, and paint it on the wall with their blood. The victims bled to death, and the murderer was never found.
Dana Scully
Mulder. These cuts on the ribs. They could have been made by a razor.
Fox Mulder
Can you make out a word?
Dana Scully
No, but we might be able to... If we can find somebody in Aubrey who has a digital scanner. I've scanned the images from the crime photo and the rib cage... And modemed them to quanitco. It's gonna be a few more seconds before the hookup.
Fox Mulder
I checked with the precinct mechanic. B.j.'s car was just tuned. She lied about experiencing engine failure.
Dana Scully
Mulder, I don't think b.j. Was in the woods that night because of engine failure.
Fox Mulder
What are you talking about?
Dana Scully
The motel black would have been a perfect meeting place. Away from town, away from his wife.
Fox Mulder
What do you mean?
Dana Scully
It's obvious. B.j. And Tillman are having an affair.
Fox Mulder
[ laughing ] how do you know?
Dana Scully
A woman senses these things.
Fox Mulder
[ computer beeping ] oh, god.
Dana Scully
The image on the right is Chaney's rib cage. The one on the left was extrapolated from the crime photo... Of the slash killer's last victim. Now I need to... [ keyboard clattering ] enlarge the victim's rib cage in order to allow for gender difference. And now we can compare them.
Fox Mulder
Could he have craved out another word on his rib cage?
[ keyboard clattering ]
Dana Scully
I'm searching for any matching pattern of cuts.
B.J. Morrow
Agent Mulder? Have you made any progress in the investigation?
Fox Mulder
Uh, we may have. It seems agent Chaney... Might have been a victim of the killer he was trying to catch. We're trying to determine if the cuts on his rib cage spell out a word right now.
B.J. Morrow
No!
Fox Mulder
You all right?
B.J. Morrow
I'm sorry. Something-- I'm not feel-- excuse me.
[ door opening, closing ]
Scene 05
Scene 05
Dana Scully
Feeling better?
B.J. Morrow
I'm fine now.
Dana Scully
Things must be difficult for you now. I've had feelings for people I've worked with. Interoffice relationships can be complicated. Especially when he's married. You're pregnant, aren't you?
B.J. Morrow
Does it show?
Dana Scully
No, not yet.
B.J. Morrow
Now I know why my mother only had one child. She told me about the nausea, but not about the nightmares.
Dana Scully
Nightmares?
B.J. Morrow
It's always the same. I'm in a house. It feels familiar. There's... A woman that's been hurt. There's a mirror. I see a man's reflection. I recognize his face, but I don't know him. What I remember most is the blood. There's a lot of blood.
Dana Scully
Have you talked to anyone about these nightmares?
B.J. Morrow
I'm sure it's something about the pregnancy. If anyone else knew I was pregnant-- Brian would kill me if I told anyone.
Dana Scully
What are you going to do?
B.J. Morrow
I don't know.
[ door opening, closing ]
Scene 06
Scene 06
Dana Scully
Well, b.j.'s pregnant.
[ footsteps approaching ]
Dana Scully
And Tillman's the father.
Fox Mulder
Um, I've approximated the pattern of the cuts to match up with letters. There's a 93% chance that this it the letter "r."
Dana Scully
[ Scully ] um-hmm.
Fox Mulder
And if you lower the probability to 79%, we get the letters "I," "e" and "r."
[ keyboard clattering ]
Dana Scully
It could be a word or it could just be random slashes.
Fox Mulder
If we exhumed one of the slash killer's victims, we could do a c.t. Scan to determine if the cuts... Were made by the same type of instrument.
Dana Scully
That means getting a court order. It could take a couple of days. Maybe we could find a relative who could speed up the process. "
B.J. Morrow
Brother."
Fox Mulder
Excuse me?
B.J. Morrow
I know what it says. On the rib cage, it spells "brother."
[ keyboard clattering ]
[ beeping ]
Fox Mulder
You're right.
Lt. Brian Tillman
B.j.?
B.J. Morrow
Brian.
Lt. Brian Tillman
What's going on here, b.j.?
B.J. Morrow
Nothing.
Lt. Brian Tillman
Really? Then where'd you get these? These are crime scene photos. They were sealed. No one had access to 'em.
Fox Mulder
I think you're mistaken. Those were shot in 1942.
Lt. Brian Tillman
These are evidence of a homicide that occurred three days ago.
Dana Scully
No, they're from a case that agent Ledbetter and agent Chaney... Were investigating in 1942 before they disappeared.
Lt. Brian Tillman
Three days ago, a young woman was murdered, and the word "sister" was carved into her chest and painted on a wall. Only myself, the coroner and one of my men knew about this.
Darnell
Excuse me, sir. We just got a call. There's been another one.
[ chattering ]
Policeman
Watch your step, sir.
Another Officer
The victim's name is verna johnson.
B.J. Morrow
Oh, my god.
Dana Scully
B.j.?
B.J. Morrow
It's her. It's the woman in my dream.
Scene 07
LINCOLN PARK
[ dog barking ]
Girl
Ow! Ow!
[ chattering ]
Mother
Honey, you're fine.
B.J. Morrow
The mothering instinct. I've been feeling it a lot lately. I used to hate it when my mother hovered over me. I swore I'd never be like her.
Fox Mulder
I think we all feel that way at one time or another.
B.J. Morrow
My father was a cop. A good cop. That's all I ever wanted to be. He'd say what we're doing here is nonsense, that you can't solve a crime from a dream.
Fox Mulder
Well, I've often felt that dreams are answers to questions... We haven't yet figured out how to ask. You said you were in a familiar house?
B.J. Morrow
There's a woman that's been hurt. I look in a mirror, and I see a man's reflection.
Fox Mulder
What does he look like?
B.J. Morrow
He's... Got a rash on his face, and his eyes are... Intense.
Fox Mulder
Do you remember anything else? Is that--
B.J. Morrow
There's this... Strange picture on the wall behind him. It's a building like the Washington monument, but different. And there's a-- a big circular thing beside it.
Fox Mulder
Do you think you could draw it?
B.J. Morrow
Sure. It looked something like this.
Dana Scully
What do you think it is? I don't know.
Fox Mulder
It could be the trylon and the perisphere. Have you ever been to New York city?
B.J. Morrow
No, never.
Fox Mulder
You can get pictures of these on postcards all over times square. These were the symbols of the 1939 world's fair.
Dana Scully
Do you know why they might have been in your dream?
B.J. Morrow
No idea at all.
Lt. Brian Tillman
Good night, gordon.
Scene 08
CIMARRON COUNTY
Lt. Brian Tillman
You're here kinda late.
[ exhales, clears throat ]
Lt. Brian Tillman
What are you lookin' for?
B.J. Morrow
Just wanted to check on something.
Lt. Brian Tillman
I don't get it. That book's from the 1940s. Can we talk? [ phone ringing ] you know, I'm willing to go with you... For the appointment.
B.J. Morrow
I'm not so sure it's what I want to do.
Lt. Brian Tillman
I thought we agreed that it was the best thing for both of us.
B.J. Morrow
I changed my mind.
Lt. Brian Tillman
What do you mean, you changed your mind? You can't just change your mind. This isn't your decision. It's our decision. B.j.
B.J. Morrow
It's him. Brian. I have to go.
Scene 09
HIGHWAY 377
Dana Scully
This is the man b.j. Claims to have seen in her dream. Harry Cokely. He lives in gainsville, nebraska since his release... From mccallister penitentiary on december 5, 1993. He was convicted in 1945 for rape and attempted murder. Cokely carved "sister" on the chest of his victim, linda Thibedeaux, before she was able to escape and get help from a neighbor.
Fox Mulder
And the police never made the connection to the 1942 homicides?
Dana Scully
No.
Fox Mulder
I don't want to jump to any rash conclusions, but I'd say he's definitely our prime suspect.
Dana Scully
Mulder, the man we're talking about is 77 years old.
Fox Mulder
George foreman won the heavyweight crown at 45. Some people are late bloomers. Anyway, this still doesn't explain b.j.'s connection to all this.
Dana Scully
What if it's cryptomnesia?
Fox Mulder
You mean consciously forgotten information?
Dana Scully
Yeah. B.j. Told us her father was a policeman in the area. What if... She heard him discussing the 1942 case when she was young? She might have even seen pictures of Cokely.
Fox Mulder
That still doesn't explain why she would go into a field... And unearth the grave of an FBI agent.
Dana Scully
What if the recent murders triggered what was previously buried in her mind? Some connection she'd unconsciously made that no one else had been able to make?
Fox Mulder
You mean a hunch?
Dana Scully
Yeah, something like that.
Fox Mulder
I never have.
Scene 10
Scene 10
[ chuckles ]
[ knocking at door ]
Fox Mulder
Harry Cokely?
Cokely
Yeah?
Fox Mulder
I'm special agent Mulder. This is special agent Scully. We're with the federal bureau of investigation. May we come in?
[ TV: indistinct ]
Dana Scully
Mr. Cokely, our records show...
[ coughs ]
Dana Scully
That in 1942 you lived in terrance, nebraska, an hour's drive away from Aubrey, Missouri. During that time, three women were murdered in Aubrey. There assailant had mutilated their bodies with a razor... In the same manner that you slashed mrs. Linda Thibedeaux's body... In 1945.
Cokely
I don't remember much about that.
Dana Scully
Well, I'm sure mrs. Thibedeaux will never forget it.
Cokely
The doctors said I was sick back then. They give me some pills. I served my time, and... Now I'm better.
Dana Scully
What kind of pills?
Cokely
Red and white ones, little sister.
Fox Mulder
Do you recognize this man? His name's Chaney.
Cokely
No.
Fox Mulder
He was an FBI agent... Who was also murdered in Aubrey in 1942. Can you tell me where you were about 8:35 p.m. Two nights ago, mr. Cokely?
Cokely
Sittin' right where I am now.
Fox Mulder
Do you have a witness to testify to that?
Cokely
Are you blind? I can't leave the house without this damn thing. I sit right here in front of that TV 24 hours a day. And on the night you're talkin' about, I was sittin' here watchin' a show about a lost dog. Then after that, it was a show about--
Dana Scully
That won't be necessary.
Cokely
Good. Now, are you about finished with me, little sister?
Dana Scully
For now.
[ coughing ]
[ door opens, closes ]
Scene 11
Scene 11
[ shutters banging ]
[ thunder rumbling ]
[ screams, panting ]
[ b.j. Screaming ]
Woman
I saw it was a woman. She seemed to be in trouble, but when I opened the door, she just barged in and came running down the stairs.
[ sobbing ]
Woman
So I called the police.
B.J. Morrow
He's here! He's here!
Lt. Brian Tillman
B.j., what happened? Oh, my god.
B.J. Morrow
He's here.
Lt. Brian Tillman
I'm taking her to the hospital.
[ people chattering ]
Scene 12
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
B.J. Morrow
Thank you.
Hospital Staff
I'll leave a message for dietary--
Dana Scully
I thought you might need these.
B.J. Morrow
Thanks.
Dana Scully
You hurt yourself.
Fox Mulder
Can you tell us what happened, b.j.?
B.J. Morrow
Cokely. He was in the room.
Dana Scully
Cokely attacked you?
B.J. Morrow
Yes. He must have done this while I was asleep.
Fox Mulder
You're sure it was him?
B.J. Morrow
I know it was him. I saw his reflection in the mirror. He looked just like his picture.
Fox Mulder
Like his mug shot?
B.J. Morrow
Yes.
Fox Mulder
That's the picture of a young man.
B.J. Morrow
But it was Cokely. I swear it was him.
Dana Scully
I'll have Tillman pick him up.
Scene 13
Scene 13
Lt. Brian Tillman
Where were you last night?
Cokely
Honolulu.
Lt. Brian Tillman
You were in Aubrey, weren't you?
[ coughing ]
Lt. Brian Tillman
How'd you get into detective Morrow's house?
Cokely
It's all I can do to get to the bathroom, you damn fool.
Lt. Brian Tillman
The victim has identified you, mr. Cokely.
Cokely
I've already paid for my crime.
Lt. Brian Tillman
Well, I'm gonna see that you pay more.
Cokely
I never touched that woman! And I'm not answering anymore questions without a lawyer. Now get me a lawyer.
Scene 14
Scene 14
[ knocking at door ]
Dana Scully
Mulder?
Fox Mulder
It's open.
Dana Scully
I have the preliminary results from the genetic testing... From the blood found under verna johnson's nails. They checked it against Cokely's. The p.g.m. Subtype matches. The d-q-alpha and the d-1-s-80 are the same.
Fox Mulder
It's Cokely's blood?
Dana Scully
The results strongly suggest that. Imagine the strength of this man's psychosis, still driving him to murder after 50 years.
Fox Mulder
But for some reason, he let b.j. Live.
Dana Scully
Well, she's not the first. Mrs. Thibedeaux also survived his attack back in 1945.
Fox Mulder
I think it's time we paid a visit to mrs. Thibedeaux.
Scene 15
THIBEDEAUX RESIDENCE
Mrs. Thibedeaux
That was taken three weeks before it happened. I haven't had a picture taken since.
Fox Mulder
Is this your husband?
Mrs. Thibedeaux
That's, uh, martin. He was a good man. He passed last june. If it hadn't been for him, I never would have survived.
Dana Scully
I know this goes back a long way, mrs. Thibedeaux, but could you tell us what happened the night harry Cokely attacked you?
Mrs. Thibedeaux
Well, it happened... Out there on the landing. I remember how the light from the window... Bounced off the razor. I-it had an ivory handle. He-he kept saying, "someone's got to take the blame, little sister, and it isn't gonna be me." they tried to explain at the trial how his father used to beat him, and how he was the only son... In a family of five daughters. And how he was brutally punished for everything wrong that happened. But if you ask me, that man was born evil.
Fox Mulder
No children?
Mrs. Thibedeaux
No. None.
Fox Mulder
Mrs. Thibedeaux, our records show... That you recuperated from your injuries within two months. But nine months later, you checked back into the hospital.
Mrs. Thibedeaux
Well, I had complications.
Fox Mulder
What happened to the child? Cokely's child.
Mrs. Thibedeaux
Martin used to say... Not to blame the child. That it was just... A little thing, an innocent. But it was the spawn of evil. I couldn't keep it... In this house. The memory of him.
Fox Mulder
Mrs. Thibedeaux?
[ sighing ]
Mrs. Thibedeaux
I... Gave the baby to an adoption agency. Baby. He'd be almost 50 now. This is the, uh, address of the adoption agency. If you do find him-- no. No, never mind.
Scene 16
Scene 16
Dana Scully
The bones b.j. Found under the house... Belong to Chaney's partner, agent Ledbetter. Cokely rented the house in 1942. The detectives at the crime scene found an old straight razor under the house. They're trying to lift some prints. Cokely's been released, but I think we have enough to nail him.
Fox Mulder
Something just doesn't track, Scully. The night she was attacked, b.j. Said she saw a younger man.
Dana Scully
Yeah, but you know the state of mind she was in that night. She could have been mistaken.
Fox Mulder
Maybe she did see a younger man. Young Cokely. Cokely's grandson.
Dana Scully
Are you saying Cokely's grandson attacked b.j.?
Fox Mulder
It would make sense, Scully. Genetic traits often skip a generation. That would explain the test results... Of the blood found under verna johnson's fingernails. P.g.m subtypes are similar among relatives. Did danny call back with the adoption records yet? Did you get 'em?
Dana Scully
I don't think mendel had serial killers in mind... When he developed his theory on genetics.
Fox Mulder
When I was a kid, I would have nightmares. I'd wake up in the middle of the night... Thinking I was the only person left in the world.
[ crunching ]
Fox Mulder
Then I would hear this.
Dana Scully
What?
Fox Mulder
My dad would be in the study eating these.
Dana Scully
Yeah. Danny valadeo. It's agent Scully. What does that have to do with Cokely?
Fox Mulder
On a basic cellular level, we're the sum total of all our ancestors' biological matter. But what if more than biological traits get passed down from generation to generation? What if I like sunflower seeds because I'm genetically predisposed to liking them?
Dana Scully
But children aren't born liking sunflower seeds. Environments shape them. Behavior patterns are taught.
Fox Mulder
There are countless stories of twins separated at birth who end up in the same occupation, marrying the same kind of people, each naming their child waldo.
Dana Scully
Waldo?
Fox Mulder
Jung wrote about it... When he talked about the collective unconscious. It's genetic memory, Scully.
Dana Scully
Yeah, danny. Yeah. Thanks. I'll tell him. Danny tracked down mrs. Thibedeaux's son. He was a policeman named Raymond Morrow. -that's b.j.'s father.
Fox Mulder
b.j. Is Cokely's granddaughter. She's responsible for the murders.
Dana Scully
Mulder.
Fox Mulder
Get your coat. Let's go.
Dana Scully
Wait, Mulder. Do you honestly think that b.j.'s capable of murder?
Fox Mulder
No, but Cokely is, and that's who b.j. Has become.
Dana Scully
That's outrageous.
Fox Mulder
Scully, this is what I think. I think that Cokely's memories, his compulsions, have been passed on genetically to his granddaughter. That's driving her to kill.
Dana Scully
You're saying b.j.'s nightmares are real? She's killing these women and carving "sister" on them?
Fox Mulder
Yes.
Dana Scully
How do you explain the cuts on her own chest?
Fox Mulder
I can't explain everything. Maybe she carved them. Maybe it's some kind of weird stigmata. Whatever it is, b.j. Is not herself.
Dana Scully
Where are we going?
Fox Mulder
We have to warn mrs. Thibedeaux. If b.j. Has, in the sense that I'm talking about, to become Cokely, she might be trying to finish what Cokely started.
Scene 17
Scene 17
[ gasping ]
[ grunting ]
[ screaming ]
Mrs. Thibedeaux
Stop it!
B.J. Morrow
Somebody's gotta take the blame, little sister.
Mrs. Thibedeaux
No! No, no! You're not him! You can't be.
B.J. Morrow
And it's not gonna be me.
Mrs. Thibedeaux
I'm not afraid to use this. You have his eyes. You're... Him!
B.J. Morrow
No.
Mrs. Thibedeaux
You're my grandchild. Do you know what you're doing?
B.J. Morrow
Shut up!
Mrs. Thibedeaux
He's done this to both of us. No! You don't know what you're doing! He's the one to blame!
[ screaming ]
Fox Mulder
Mrs. Thibedeaux! Mrs. Thibedeaux!
Dana Scully
Mulder. Mrs. Thibedeaux. What happened?
Mrs. Thibedeaux
She had a razor. She tried to kill me. But something stopped her.
Fox Mulder
Where did she go?
Mrs. Thibedeaux
I don't know.
Dana Scully
Can you stand? Here.
Mrs. Thibedeaux
I-- I think so.
Dana Scully
Let me help you upstairs.
Mrs. Thibedeaux
Thank you.
Fox Mulder
This is agent Mulder. I need an ambulance to 238 north 54th street. I also need an a.p.b. On b.j. Morrow. Yes, that's detective Morrow. She should be considered armed and dangerous.
Dana Scully
B.j.'s going after Tillman. The first murder occurred after b.j. Found out she was pregnant. She's looking for someone to blame. I think that's Tillman.
Fox Mulder
I don't think so. If she's going after anyone, it'll be Cokely.
Dana Scully
Why?
Fox Mulder
She's probably figured out that Cokely's her grandfather. If she's looking for someone to blame, it'll be him. Cokely's not answering his phone. I'm going over there.
Scene 18
POLICE HEADQUARTERS
Lt. Brian Tillman
Agent Scully, I've gotta talk to you.
Dana Scully
We're getting a statement.
Lt. Brian Tillman
You've accused b.j. Of murder?
Dana Scully
Can we talk outside?
Lt. Brian Tillman
No, here! Now!
Dana Scully
Have you seen detective Morrow?
Lt. Brian Tillman
No, I have not. I don't care what you've accused her of. Detective Morrow could not hurt anybody!
Dana Scully
Detective Morrow broke into this woman's house and attacked her with a razor.
Lt. Brian Tillman
I do not believe that!
Mrs. Thibedeaux
It's true. It happened.
Scene 19
Scene 19
Man on TV
Hildy, I only acted like any husband who didn't want to see his home broken up.
Woman on TV
What home?
Man on TV
Don't you remember the home I promised you?
Woman on TV
Sure. The one we were to have right after the honeymoon.
[ chuckles ]
Woman on TV
The honeymoon.
Man on TV
Is it my fault the coal mine had a cave-in? I intended to be with you on our honeymoon, hildy, honest.
Woman on TV
All I know is that instead of two weeks in Atlantic City with my bridegroom, I spent two weeks in a coal mine.
[ TV: continues, indistinct ]
[ door hinges creaking ]
[ door opening ]
[ TV: off ]
Cokely
Who's there?
Fox Mulder
Cokely?
Cokely
Who's there? No.
B.J. Morrow
How does it feel to be on the other side of the razor, brother?
Cokely
Stop! [ gasping ] no. No! Please, no! [ whimpering ]
B.J. Morrow
You know the rules. This doesn't stop till you're dead.
[ screaming ]
Fox Mulder
Cokely! Cokely!
[ Cokely groaning ]
Fox Mulder
No. Don't. B.j.
Fox Mulder (as seen by B.J.)
Don't. Don't. No!
B.J. Morrow
This time you'll stay dead.
Dana Scully
[ Scully ] freeze!
Lt. Brian Tillman
B.j.! What are you doing?
Dana Scully
Let him go. Let him go, b.j.
B.J. Morrow
I'm not b.j.
Fox Mulder
Yes, you are.
[ Cokely groaning ]
[ exhales, stops breathing ]
Dana Scully
He's dead.
Lt. Brian Tillman
Come on, come on. It's all right. Everything's gonna be all right. It's gonna be okay.
Dana Scully
We are continuing with genetic testing on detective Morrow. Evidence suggests the presence of a mutator gene... That has activated previously dormant genes. But the results so far are inconclusive.
Scene 20
SHAMROCK WOMEN'S PRISON
Dana Scully
Detective Morrow has not demonstrated any further physiological changes.
[ woman sobbing ]
Dana Scully
Extensive blood work and psychological testing... Has been conducted in order to determine... Whether the pregnancy could have been a catalyst for the transformation. We have yet to determine the effects on the fetus. Amniocentesis results show no genetic abnormalities. Chromosome testing has determined the child's sex to be male. B.j. Is on her second week of suicide watch... After an unsuccessful attempt to abort her son. Lieutenant Tillman has petitioned to adopt the child, and the case will soon be presented to the courts.
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