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Season 5 · Episode 16

Mind's Eye

Character-labelled dialogue prepared from the official DVD subtitle track.

Production code5X16Original airdate · April 19, 1998

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Scene 01

Opening scene

[ chattering ]

[ door opens, closes ]

Cooking Show (television)

Now this-- this here's a special number. It's gonna make your tongue roll outta your head and dial 911.

[ TV: laughter ]

[ TV: indistinct ]

[ garbled shouts ]

Cooking Show (television)

You add in all that nice shrimp-- [ gasps ]

Scene 02

PARADISE MOTEL

Police Radio

Dispatch, this is unit 7... Investigating a report of disturbance at 214 prospect avenue, over.

Dispatcher

Copy that, unit 7.

Jimmy The Cop

Jeez. Police! Don't move. Keep 'em in the air.

Keith The Cop

Cuff her, jimmy.

Jimmy The Cop

Damn, she's got blood all over her. Hey, keith. I think you might wanna check this out. I think she's blind.

Scene 03

Dana Scully

The deceased is Paco Ordonez, a.k.a. Little monster-- street dealer, liked to use grade-school kids as couriers. Out on bail for possession with intent. Two-time loser looking at life.

Fox Mulder

I have the same pair of pants. Who exterminated him?

Detective Pennock

That's a subject of some debate.

Dana Scully

The killer carved a single c-shaped cut up through the right kidney. Fatal blood loss came in under 30 seconds.

Fox Mulder

I'm going to assume the killer knew what he was doing, and that "c" wasn't one of his initials.

Detective Pennock

Your assumptions are correct, only the killer isn't a he. Marty Glenn, 28. We found her at the scene doing a formula 409. Under normal circumstances, my department would have her dead to rights. There's just one little snag.

Fox Mulder

She's been blind since birth.

Detective Pennock

Before your heart goes out to her, check out her rap sheet.

Fox Mulder

Fraud, petty theft, aggravated assault.

Detective Pennock

Believe me, she's a real piece of work.

Dana Scully

Her juvenile records are sealed, but detective Pennock has it on authority... That two of them were drug busts-- possession and possession with intent.

Fox Mulder

So do you think that she caught little monster trying to snatch the pebble from her hand?

Detective Pennock

Nothing else makes sense.

Fox Mulder

Including how a blind girl could get the drop on an ex-con... And bleed him out with surgical precision.

Dana Scully

Ms. Glenn took a $60 cab ride alone straight to the motel. The cabbie instructed her to room 10, which she asked for specifically... And then told him to get lost. Thirty minutes later, dead heroin dealer.

Fox Mulder

All right, so you really believe that she did this, you just don't know how.

Detective Pennock

I got a theory if you want to hear it. I think she's got some kinda sixth sense-- lets her see in the dark, like a bat or something. I got 48 hours to convince the d.a., or wait till she kills somebody else.

Fox Mulder

How soon can I meet her?

[ cell door sliding ]

Scene 04

[ footsteps ]

Marty Glenn

Oh... It's you.

Detective Pennock

See what I mean?

Marty Glenn

It's not magic. It's your crappy cologne. Who's that with you?

Fox Mulder

Special agent Mulder.

Marty Glenn

And the lady?

Dana Scully

Uh, special agent Scully. We'd like to ask you some questions, Marty.

Marty Glenn

You must be having trouble with your case, detective.

Detective Pennock

Fine. Suit yourself.

Marty Glenn

What are you staring at?

Fox Mulder

An innocent woman-- I hope.

Scene 05

Marty Glenn

So, I'm all ears.

Dana Scully

I'm curious why you've refused your right to an attorney.

Marty Glenn

Unless you're gonna charge me, I don't plan on needing one.

Dana Scully

Well, you could be charged right now, with the fact that you've given no compelling reason why you were in that motel room. What were you doing there, Marty?

Marty Glenn

Putting mints on the pillows.

Dana Scully

The cabbie has given a statement that you asked specifically for room 10, which would put you at the murder scene right about the time of death.

Marty Glenn

Is that a crime?

Dana Scully

If you were involved in any way.

Marty Glenn

You mean, like, an eyewitness?

Dana Scully

Did you intend to buy drugs from Paco Ordonez? Did you kill him?

Marty Glenn

Maybe it was just his time to go. Other than the stab wound, did you check his cholesterol level or anything?

Fox Mulder

How did you know there was just one stab wound?

Marty Glenn

Did I say that?

Fox Mulder

Mm- hmm.

Marty Glenn

I guessed. You know what the problem is? You've got no murder weapon. And I bet that's drivin' stinky back there crazy. Isn't it, stinky? Why is he hiding? It's not like I can see him. You know what I did with it, detective? I fed it to my seeing eye dog.

Fox Mulder

I'm curious, Marty.

Marty Glenn

Yeah? About what?

Fox Mulder

If you didn't kill him, why you were at the crime scene cleaning up... And doing such a piss-poor job of it? Why don't we just stop playing games here, okay? I mean, you probably don't know a feather duster from a duck's ass, do ya? I mean, it's ridiculous. You're a blind woman, for God's sake. So why don't you tell us who did kill Paco Ordonez, and agent Scully and I can go arrest him... And you can go home and work on your "angry young blind girl" comedy routine. Or we can just stay here and entertain each other for the next 48 hours.

[ glass clatters ]

Marty Glenn

Go to hell.

Detective Pennock

See what I mean? Put a knife in that hand-- no.

Fox Mulder

All I see is a woman who's adapted to her impairment admirably. She's honed all her other senses around her blindness.

Detective Pennock

She's taunting you.

Fox Mulder

I don't know. I think she just wants us to think that she's strong, independent. It's important to her.

Detective Pennock

She wants us to know she did it.

Fox Mulder

I don't think she did do it.

Detective Pennock

Then why won't she help us? It's been my experience that innocent people don't act like that, agent Mulder.

Dana Scully

She wouldn't explain her presence at the crime scene, and she avoided all discussion about the murder weapon.

Detective Pennock

She knew there was only one stab wound. You caught that yourself.

Fox Mulder

Yeah.

Dana Scully

Detective, did you snake all of the plumbing in the bathroom?

Detective Pennock

I turned that place upside down and inside out.

Dana Scully

Well, if we find the weapon with her fingerprints on it, she's as good as convicted. Short of that, she's gonna walk.

Detective Pennock

Maybe I can get you to come out to the crime scene one last time.

Dana Scully

Okay.

Fox Mulder

You go ahead. I wanna-- I wanna investigate something.

[ door opens ]

[ door closes ]

Scene 06

Examiner

I'm going to ask you a series of questions. Respond only with a "yes" or "no." do not judge the content of the questions. Simply answer truthfully. Is your full name Martell Francis Glenn?

Marty Glenn

Yeah.

Examiner

Are you a resident of the state of Delaware?

Marty Glenn

Let's cut through the bull, or I'm gonna decide not to cooperate at all.

Fox Mulder

All right, let's, uh, get to it.

Examiner

I need to establish a baseline.

Marty Glenn

I'm a resident of the state of Delaware, okay? Let's move on. [ sighs ]

Examiner

Is it your intent to lie during the course of this examination?

Marty Glenn

I'm sure you'll tell me if it is.

Examiner

Did you stab Paco Ordonez, also known as little monster?

Marty Glenn

Nope.

Examiner

Did you plan or arrange the murder of Paco Ordonez?

Marty Glenn

No.

Examiner

Have you ever met Paco Ordonez?

Marty Glenn

No.

Examiner

Would you ever have occasion to see Paco Ordonez or know him in another way? Strike that. Have you ever had occasion to interact with Paco Ordonez or know him in another way?

Marty Glenn

No.

Examiner

Were you present during the murder of Paco Ordonez?

Marty Glenn

No. Why don't you just ask me yourself?

Fox Mulder

Did you see the murder? Did you see the murder?

Marty Glenn

I don't see anything.

Examiner

Yes or no only, please.

Marty Glenn

Then, the answer is no.

Scene 07

Detective Pennock

No blood trails leading out of the bathroom. Windows are painted shut. As you can see, not a lot of places she could've stashed it.

[ cell phone rings ]

Dana Scully

Scully.

Fox Mulder

She's lying.

Dana Scully

About what?

Fox Mulder

She knew Paco Ordonez, but I don't think she murdered him.

Dana Scully

How do you know that she knew him?

Fox Mulder

I made her take a polygraph test. She passed on every question except one: did she see the murder?

Dana Scully

Would you like me to remind you why polygraphs are inadmissible in court?

Fox Mulder

No, she cracked, Scully. She was lying. I'm sure of it.

Dana Scully

Well, maybe she was, Mulder, but don't make me state the obvious. She didn't see anything.

Fox Mulder

Not with her eyes.

Dana Scully

Well, how else did she see? Bat vision?

Fox Mulder

I don't know.

Dana Scully

Well, Mulder, when you figure it out, give me a call.

[ beeps off ]

Dana Scully

Detective Pennock?

[ voice garbled ]

Scene 08

Marty Glenn

[ gasps ] somebody, I need a phone. I get to call a lawyer! Somebody, I need a phone! I got it. You know, I'm sure the a.c.l.u. Is gonna be very interested... In how you violated a blind woman's rights... By eavesdropping on her private phone call. Same to you.

[ ringing ] ♪♪ [ blues ]

Bartender

Blarney stone. Um, let's see-- the guy hittin' on the redhead at the end of the bar.

Woman

I told you, stop it!

Bartender

Yeah, we got somebody matching that description. Pop, it's for you.

Gotts

Yeah?

Marty Glenn

Leave her alone.

Gotts

Who is this?

Marty Glenn

You just leave her alone. I'm watching you.

[ line disconnects, dial tone ]

Scene 09

Marty Glenn

Let me guess. Your killer is o.j. Simpson.

Dana Scully

They were found at the crime scene with blood all over them. We believe they were worn by Paco Ordonez's killer.

Marty Glenn

Hmm. You're good.

Detective Pennock

We think they belong to you.

Marty Glenn

Well, they don't.

Detective Pennock

Try one on for us.

Marty Glenn

And put my prints all over them?

Dana Scully

Your prints are already all over them, Marty.

Detective Pennock

Hold still.

Marty Glenn

Are you happy, detective?

Detective Pennock

Looks to me like it fits.

Marty Glenn

Somewhere marcia clark weeps. But you still haven't got a weapon.

Detective Pennock

Oh, it's just a matter of time.

Marty Glenn

But you haven't got time.

Dana Scully

Hope you saw what just happened in there.

Fox Mulder

Even if the gloves do fit, you can still acquit.

Dana Scully

I think it's arrogance. I think it's the same reason she agreed to take the polygraph test. She knows that the prejudices in this case are all in her favor.

Fox Mulder

I don't think it's that simple. Look at this. She lives in poverty, but she's never taken advantage... Of the disability benefits that are available to her-- never once. It's poison to her. The mere suggestion... That she's anything other than a whole or complete person is offensive to her. It's not arrogance, it's pride.

Dana Scully

You think it was pride that made her ditch the bloody gloves? Her prints were all over them, Mulder. Why would she do that?

Fox Mulder

I have no idea.

Dana Scully

Okay, so by your reasoning, the killer took off with the murder weapon but not the gloves, leaving Marty to come in, go straight to the gloves, and hide them in the one place that nobody would easily think to find them.

Fox Mulder

I think that's the most accurate scenario available to us right now.

Dana Scully

Wait a minute. Maybe it's much simpler than that.

Fox Mulder

What?

Dana Scully

What if she's not really blind? I mean, she hasn't applied for any of her disability benefits. Maybe that's because she knows she couldn't pass the medical screening.

Fox Mulder

You think she's faking it?

Dana Scully

No. No, but possibly it's a conversion disorder... Or a form of blind sight-- a split consciousness, whereby a person has... A certain level of visual ability, but they're not aware they're actually seeing. I think it's worth checking out.

Scene 10

FRENCH ST. BUS TERMINAL

Dealer

Yo, man, little monster's "h" ain't gonna be easy. See, a lot of people respected him, you know?

Gotts

You buyin' or not? You're not buyin', I can go to somebody else.

Dealer

[ laughing ] no, you can't. But I'm feelin' magnanimous. Swing by in a couple hours. Maybe we can do some business.

Gotts

Good. Yeah, there's somethin' I gotta look into first. When I'm done, I'll be in touch.

Scene 11

Doctor

Eyes wide, please, Marty. Good. Try not to move around too much. Are you aware of any sensation at all?

Marty Glenn

[ gasps ] it's a miracle!

Doctor

All right, Marty, now we're going to introduce some optical stimuli. Try not to blink. Just relax for a moment. I'm not getting anything. I don't think there's any activity... In either the visual cortex or the superior colliculus.

Dana Scully

There's no way that she could fool the machine?

Doctor

We're talking about wholly involuntary physical responses. I wasn't getting any reading.

Fox Mulder

Then what is that?

[ garbled chatter ]

Fox Mulder

What is it, Marty? What do you see?

Detective Pennock

Agents. This is daniel Costa from the DA's office.

Costa

So what did we find? I hear the girl can actually see with some limited ability.

Fox Mulder

No, according to her examiner, she is completely without sight or any kind of light sensitivity.

Dana Scully

But she is still our best and only suspect.

Costa

You said you were making progress.

Detective Pennock

We are.

Costa

I'm not gonna indict a blind girl on some lousy prints.

Fox Mulder

She doesn't exactly fit the definition "blind girl."

Costa

Come on, folks. Either she is or she isn't.

Detective Pennock

What are you talking about?

Fox Mulder

There is evidence... Of some kind of neurological activity which caused her pupils to dilate.

Detective Pennock

From what?

Fox Mulder

To me it indicates some reaction to stimuli, some kind of physical response to images in her mind's eye.

Costa

How does that make her the killer?

Fox Mulder

I didn't say it did.

Costa

Kick her loose.

Detective Pennock

[ Pennock ] danny--

Costa

I got no case, Pennock.

Detective Pennock

I don't believe this!

Costa

I'm not trying her, not without a murder weapon. Kick her loose.

Detective Pennock

Wonderful. Thanks.

Scene 12

Marty Glenn

These better still be 20s.

Officer

No, I replaced them with 50s since you're so damn sweet.

Dana Scully

Wanna hear the latest?

Fox Mulder

Yes.

Dana Scully

Detective Pennock ran the gloves for blood typing and found two different samples, one type matching Marty Glenn's.

Fox Mulder

There were no cuts on her.

Dana Scully

All the same, I'm gonna hand-deliver them to the lab in Washington... And expedite a p.c.r. To see if she's a match. Look at her. Do you really think she's capable? I'll let you know as soon as I get the test back.

[ garbled screams ]

Scene 13

Gotts

Who called me last night? Who's watchin' me?

Woman

What? Aah! I don't know what you're talking about!

Gotts

You a cop? Hmm? You wearin' a wire? [ screaming ]

Woman

No! I'm not a cop!

Marty Glenn

I need to get to spring street! Which way is spring street! Somebody answer me!

Pedestrian

Four blocks to the left.

[ horns honking ]

Marty Glenn

Where?

Pedestrian

Here, here. There's an alley here. Right here.

Marty Glenn

Okay, I'm fine, thanks. Leave me alone.

Scene 14

Marty Glenn

Excuse me. Excuse me, somebody.

Officer

Yeah?

Marty Glenn

I killed 'em. I killed them both.

[ door opens ]

Scene 15

Fox Mulder

I read your confession. Detective Pennock is typing it up as we speak for you to sign.

Marty Glenn

I'll sign it.

Fox Mulder

You'll make him a very happy man.

Marty Glenn

Can't have everything.

Fox Mulder

As for me, I'm a little puzzled by this sudden change of heart.

Marty Glenn

Please. Too much charity of heart, and I'll wanna puke.

Fox Mulder

I just-- why kill them? Paco Ordonez. Susan forester. Did you even know that was her name? Susan forester. She was 30 years old. Native of Wilmington. She waitressed part-time. She lived alone with her two cats.

Marty Glenn

Shut up! Why are you doing this? I-I-- I've given you people everything you want.

Fox Mulder

I like you, Marty. I admire you. And I don't want to see you confess to crimes you didn't commit.

Marty Glenn

You just feel sorry for me.

Fox Mulder

No, I don't. Not the way you think I do.

Marty Glenn

Read the confession. I got it all perfect. Every detail. How could I do that if I'm innocent?

Fox Mulder

I believe you witnessed both murders. You-you saw them somehow. But you were way across town when they happened. You were a $60 cab ride away.

Marty Glenn

You're crazy.

Fox Mulder

I think you tried to stop them. You tried to, but you didn't get there in time.

Marty Glenn

I don't have to talk to you anymore.

Fox Mulder

Marty, whoever did this, they're gonna kill again, and you can help stop that.

Marty Glenn

I can't stop anything. I don't have to talk to you anymore, period. Officer! We're done!

Fox Mulder

Who's worth pleading guilty for, Marty?

Marty Glenn

Officer! We're done!

Fox Mulder

You didn't do it. And I'm not gonna let this happen. Do you hear me? Marty?

Scene 16

Dealer

Sorry, man, deal's off.

Gotts

What do you mean, "deal's off"? You can't back out.

Dealer

I do what I got to do to stay on the down-low. You're shinin' too much light on me.

Gotts

What are you talkin' about?

Dealer

Somebody's gunnin' for you, and I ain't gettin' in the middle of it.

Gotts

Who? Who's gunnin' for me?

Dealer

Some old girlfriend of yours called last night and told me I should steer clear.

Gotts

She called you?

Dealer

Yeah. Said she was passin' the word.

Gotts

Listen to me. Listen, man. She's nobody. She knows nothin'.

Dealer

Uh-huh. Yeah, right.

Gotts

You and me, man, we're still cool. Trust me.

Dealer

If she don't know anything, how'd she get this number?

Gotts

Listen to me. I got nowhere else to take this stuff.

Dealer

That's not my problem.

[ line disconnects ]

Dealer

Just don't you call here again.

[ door opens ]

Scene 17

Detective Pennock

Well, I appreciate your help here, such as it was, but I'd say we're doing all right. She just signed her confession.

Fox Mulder

Congratulations.

Detective Pennock

I don't feel as good as you might think, you know.

Fox Mulder

All you got is a signature. No lawyer's gonna let her go down based on that.

Detective Pennock

I'm aware of that.

Fox Mulder

Doesn't it bother you, detective, that you still have no clear motive?

Detective Pennock

Well, she just now gave us that-- drugs. Just like I thought. She even told us where to find them.

Scene 18

Detective Pennock

I'd this is gonna make it a pretty short trial.

Fox Mulder

If you think about it, detective, it actually proves nothing.

Detective Pennock

There it is, just like she said.

Fox Mulder

Just like she described.

Detective Pennock

You know, the thing I find most surprising about this case is you. You are one skeptical guy, agent Mulder.

Fox Mulder

Skeptical?

Detective Pennock

Oh, yeah.

Fox Mulder

I've been called a lot of things. "skeptical" is not one.

Detective Pennock

[ cell phone ringing ] yeah, well, whatever.

Fox Mulder

[ scoffs ] skeptical.

Dana Scully

Mulder.

Fox Mulder

What?

Dana Scully

I've got the p.c.r. Results on the two blood types from the gloves. Neither was Marty's. You were right, Mulder. She didn't do it.

Fox Mulder

I know that, you know that and so does whoever Marty's protecting, but Pennock is salivating right now. What we have to do is convince Marty. I got an idea. I'll get back to you.

[ footsteps approaching ]

Scene 19

Marty Glenn

What do you want now?

Fox Mulder

I know who you're protecting, Marty, and I think I know why. You're protecting the man who murdered your mother.

Marty Glenn

I don't know what you're talking about.

Fox Mulder

I read the original police report from 1970. Your mother died from a single stab wound to the right kidney, as did Paco Ordonez and susan forester. Dead at the hands of an unknown assailant.

Marty Glenn

I never knew my mother.

Fox Mulder

No. I know. But for once you were there when it happened. She was pregnant with you at the time. She died on the operating table as doctors were trying to save her. You were born... Just barely. But the interruption of blood flow you suffered most likely caused your blindness.

Marty Glenn

What does that have to do with anything?

Fox Mulder

I think that during that time... As you lost one sense... You gained another. And somehow... A connection was formed between you and your mother's killer.

Marty Glenn

What connection?

Fox Mulder

You see through his eyes. You always have. You don't want to, you just do. And because of that you feel responsible for his actions, but you're not. And you're sitting here in prison... For crimes you didn't commit. It isn't going to accomplish anything, Marty.

[ footsteps approaching ]

Detective Pennock

Excuse me, agent Mulder. She's being transferred now.

Fox Mulder

There's absolutely no point to you doing this. We're gonna find him with or without your help.

Marty Glenn

I'm sorry.

[ buzzing ]

Fox Mulder

All right.

[ chattering ]

Scene 20

WOMEN’S DETENTION CENTER

Fox Mulder

Hi, Marty.

Marty Glenn

What's going on?

Fox Mulder

Detective Pennock is with the warden right now arranging for your release.

Marty Glenn

[ groans ] what?

Fox Mulder

Charges against you are being dropped. You're no longer a suspect in this case.

Marty Glenn

How can they do that? I confessed.

Fox Mulder

A confession is worthless if it's a lie, and yours was a lie.

Marty Glenn

[ sighs ] what have you been telling them?

Fox Mulder

Just that you're innocent, which is something they would've found out on their own anyway. The locker you sent us to? It had prints on it, but they weren't yours.

Marty Glenn

I was careful.

Fox Mulder

Somebody else wasn't so careful. Charles wesley Gotts, an ex-con. Convicted in 1970 of aggravated assault. He was paroled three weeks ago, and he's been missing ever since.

Marty Glenn

Never heard of him.

Fox Mulder

I happen to believe that, Marty. P.c.r. Test confirmed that it was his blood on the glove. The test confirmed something else, Marty. He's your father. That was the connection.

Marty Glenn

Hmm.

Detective Pennock

Okay, we're all set. That is, if everything's taken care of on this end.

Marty Glenn

What's he talkin' about?

Fox Mulder

Detective Pennock has agreed to... Not pursue aiding and abetting charges if you agree to help us-- if you agree to help us find him. We need your help, Marty. You can end it now.

Marty Glenn

I can end this.

Fox Mulder

I'm sure that's what you've always wanted.

Marty Glenn

I never wanted to spend my life in a place like this. I had no choice. Hmm. If I help you, will you protect me until he's caught?

Detective Pennock

I will personally guarantee your safety.

Marty Glenn

Hmm. Take me home.

Scene 21

Voice On Police Radio

Moving into position at the back exit.

Fox Mulder

All right. Stand by.

Voice On Police Radio

Copy that.

Fox Mulder

Just in time for the surprise party.

Dana Scully

She told you he'd be in there?

Fox Mulder

Yeah. She described this place perfectly, right down to the matchbooks.

Dana Scully

What made her decide to cooperate? She wants to stop him. All of a sudden? Why didn't she tell us his name before now?

Fox Mulder

She didn't know his name. They never met. He's been in prison her entire life.

Dana Scully

Yet according to you, she's been seeing through his eyes the whole time.

Fox Mulder

I don't think she was sure exactly what she was seeing. It was more like a constant image in her mind she learned to live with over time-- up until three weeks ago.

Dana Scully

When the murders started.

Fox Mulder

He was paroled and everything changed.

Dana Scully

Well, if all this is true, let's go get him. Mulder?

Fox Mulder

Everything's changed for her, Scully. I don't think we're gonna find him in there.

Scene 22

SOUTHBRIDGE DISTRICT

Detective Pennock

Need some help over there? No. Shoulda known. Now, you know, you don't have to pack everything you own. I promise you, you're not gonna be in protective custody that long.

Marty Glenn

It's too late for that anyway.

Detective Pennock

Why's that?

Marty Glenn

Gotts is already here.

Detective Pennock

What are you talkin' about?

Marty Glenn

He's been keeping tabs on you for about a day. Now he knows where I live. He's reading the names on the mailboxes right now.

Detective Pennock

What? How could you--

[ grunts ]

Scene 23

Dana Scully

How did you know he wouldn't be in there?

Fox Mulder

She misdirected us on purpose.

Dana Scully

She's still protecting him?

Fox Mulder

No, she's not. She never was. Pennock's not picking up.

Dana Scully

What do you mean?

Fox Mulder

It's not him she's been protecting. If he goes back to prison, so does she. Until now, she's never had a choice.

[ clicks ]

Scene 24

Marty Glenn

[ whispers ] I hate the way you see me.

Dana Scully

Mulder.

Detective Pennock

She did this one. Trust me.

Scene 25

Marty Glenn

Not much to look at, is it? At least, that's what they tell me. You were at the sentencing, agent Mulder.

Fox Mulder

Is it my cologne?

Marty Glenn

No, I just knew you'd be there.

Fox Mulder

Marty, let me speak to the judge on your behalf.

Marty Glenn

No.

Fox Mulder

We found where he'd been staying. It's a motel not far from where Paco Ordonez had been murdered.

Marty Glenn

And before that, atlantic city. Hmm. I'd never seen the ocean before. And now, when I close my eyes, or even when I open them, that's all I see.

Fox Mulder

You're lucky he wasn't a fan of the ice capades.

[ chuckles ]

Guard Over Intercom

Lights out.

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