1. Oh, gosh.
Go home, Harold.
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3. Harold, do you hear me?
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4. You should have
gone home already.
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Harold,
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10. Harold... it's
past your bedtime.
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13. And the doctors will
be worried about you.
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20. Huh?
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27. Oh.
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30. This don't involve you.
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32. She's bleeding.
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33. What?
She's...
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35. My God.
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37. That's the girl
I saw.
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38. Yes! Yes!
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take a look at this.
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it's wedged and broken?
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it's wedged and broken?
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would happen
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weight or pressure
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from above.
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you saw the body?
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in the machinery.
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was pooling where?
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and the blood
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when you returned.
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56. Yeah.
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57. But like... like I said,
the woman in the parking lot...
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that you saw
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in the machinery.
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in the machinery.
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61. That's right.
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making this up.
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that you are, Mr. Pintero.
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on her face.
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Can I get a soda?
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like that?
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67. Sure, yeah.
Thank you.
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68. Sure, yeah.
Thank you.
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Scully?
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that after four years,
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what that look was.
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in ghosts?
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saw was the victim's ghost?
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a disembodied soul.
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for a ghost, is it not?
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to Mr. Pintero,
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to communicate—
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to tell him something.
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like a... a death omen.
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as a harbinger of death.
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sighting in as many weeks
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appearing near the crime scene,
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trying to say something.
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88. Communicate what?
I don't know yet.
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89. But, uh...
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I may have an answer for you.
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92. Hey, what are
you doing?
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the same age, height, weight,
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the same age, height, weight,
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six-block area of each other.
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late 20s, early 30s.
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strangers to him,
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in his life—
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107. Hey, you, in the back.
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109. No, not at all.
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to contribute to this profile...
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111. Because if you have nothing
to contribute to this profile...
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112. No, actually,
I do have something to add.
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the FBI model in this case
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the killer,
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lead to more victims
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and what you base that on?
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118. I'm Special Agent Mulder.
This is Agent Scully.
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120. We're here following up a lead
that seems to have been dropped:
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by the proprietor
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alley that...
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he saw the victim.
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her apparition.
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what is more commonly
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what is more commonly
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in any of these other cases?
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131. Do the words "she is me"
have any meaning to you?
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last words.
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we received...
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no dying words.
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was severed.
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to cry for.
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142. even if there was help
to cry for.
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143. And no one followed up
on this lead.
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144. No, but, uh...
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get you the number,
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147. I'd appreciate that.
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148. People... people.
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some folks
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with you.
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152. Nurse Innes,
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157. Group seating.
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158. Go on in.
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159. Harold, come on.
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161. Well, well, now, yes.
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164. I've brought visitors today.
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165. They're investigating
a crime.
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166. I-It's okay.
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167. They just want to ask you
a few questions.
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if anybody used the pay phone
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on Friday night,
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on Friday night,
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called the police
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173. Sloppy joe night.
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175. Ooh, that was me.
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after all.
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190. Does anybody
recognize this woman?
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that got murdered.
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that got murdered.
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recognize this man?
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He did it.
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the quiet man in the back.
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who didn't raise his hand, yeah.
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a problem?
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Yeah.
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to get a little worked up.
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I could talk to him?
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211. I think I've found
something here, Mulder.
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by the forensics team,
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her left hand—
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her left hand—
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on that hand.
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wasn't married.
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stole her ring?
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he repeated the same ritual:
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on each of the victims.
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the psychology at work?
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226. Well, there's something
called ego-dystonia.
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obsessive-compulsive disorder,
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obsessive-compulsive disorder,
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has the persistent
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to change things,
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ordinarily something
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to a murderous impulse.
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complex psychology at work,
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237. You really think that the killer
is a patient here?
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here, but certainly the person
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is Harold Spuller.
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didn't you, Harold?
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247. No.
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"she is me"?
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heard those words?
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a ghost, Harold?
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no, no, no, no!
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no, no, no, no!
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261. Harold, calm down.
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no, no, no, no!
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Harold, Harold,
listen to me.
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you're right.
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suffers from
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disorder,
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called atypical autism.
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in and out of facilities
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he has received shock therapy,
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other disabilities,
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obsessive-compulsive disorder,
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obsessive-compulsive disorder,
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switching of the victims' rings.
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made him snap?
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clearly showed
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towards violence
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in a challenging situation.
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didn't come
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if he'd ever seen a ghost.
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building in him
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the interview began.
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that Harold Spuller
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looking for?
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that phone call,
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that phone call,
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295. but what led us to him—
that still remains unexplained.
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at the bowling alley.
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about that,
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this facility voluntarily,
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and go as he pleases—
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or both.
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to find a washroom.
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are you in there?
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are you in there?
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another victim—
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her throat cut—
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a block from here.
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Heller, age 21.
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on her way home
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part-timed at after school.
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on her left hand.
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to her right hand—
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hour when she was found.
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326. She was dead less than an
hour when she was found.
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327. That would rule out Harold
Spuller as the killer, huh?
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328. No, actually, it doesn't.
Harold's not at the home.
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to be found.
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him in his room
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to escape unnoticed.
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be too hard to find.
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333. Yeah, but I think we should
be the ones to find him,
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what "she is me" means.
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you take care of that.
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to get this checked out,
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just to be safe.
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to drive you?
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I'm fine, really. I...
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keep a close watch and...
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with a cancerous mass,
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that cannot be operated on
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by conventional medicine.
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to sound too dire.
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on a weekly basis.
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on a weekly basis.
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been... concerned.
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through this time and...
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you owe it to him
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you owe it to him
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376. No.
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on him, before this.
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strength that I've drawn on.
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what to trust...
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the stress, because...
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suggested to me...
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of my own fears.
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of my own fears.
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recently been murdered.
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trying to tell me something.
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trying to tell me something.
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for Harold Spuller.
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killed those women?
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don't think so, huh?
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for me for ten years.
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he couldn't kill anyone.
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where he is now?
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morning when I arrived,
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No.
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of getting in here
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building next door.
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lane six working?
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I saw the girl.
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to talk to you.
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422. She is me. She is me.
She is me.
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423. She is me.
She is me. She is me.
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424. She is me. She is me.
She is me. She is me.
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425. She is me. She is me.
She is me. She is me.
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426. She is me.
She is me. She is me.
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427. She is me.
she is me.
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429. She is me.
She is me. She is me.
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430. She is me. She is me.
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431. She is me. She is me.
She is me.
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make this clear from the start.
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from a mental disorder
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his judgment.
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questions
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or innocence.
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quit talking right now.
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Harold becomes upset
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will end.
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Harold, huh?
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you killed those women.
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you killed those women.
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unacceptable.
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not to cooperate.
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Harold, you knew
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murdered, didn't you?
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they've come back to visit you.
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468. 87... 99.
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469. What was her shoe size?
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470. Six and a half.
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471. There you have it.
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472. There you have it.
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473. This is not a confession.
He killed them.
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474. Harold,
as your appointed attorney...
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475. He stalked them,
he fixated on them,
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476. and he slit
their pretty little throats.
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477. nor to cooperate
with this investigation...
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478. Isn't that right, Harold?
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479. any further.
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480. Harold, there are people
who think
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481. that you murdered these women;
I'm not one of them.
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482. But I need your help
for me to prove that.
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483. You think you can do that?
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484. I think you can.
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485. Mr. Pintero, I'd like
to search the building
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486. Mr. Pintero, I'd like
to search the building
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487. for any ways in or out
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488. that Harold might have
to the bowling alley.
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489. Oh, sure.
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490. Thanks.
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491. Where do we start, Detective?
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492. Are you okay,
Harold?
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493. The shoes are
out of order, Mr. Pintero.
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494. I'm sorry.
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495. Hey, it's okay, buddy.
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496. Don't you worry
about it.
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497. You get this straightened
out with these folks,
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498. then you'll come back
and keep me in line.
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499. Okay, Mr. Pintero.
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500. Eight, 17, 30,
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501. 37, 45...
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502. 37, 45...
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503. 86... 92...
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504. I want to know
why the hell
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505. we're being led around
like this.
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506. I'm hoping it'll become
clear to us when we find it.
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507. Is that right?
He's going to show us
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508. something that's
going to exonerate him?
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509. I think so.
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510. Here.
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511. Here what?
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512. My God.
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513. My God.
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514. They're all here.
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515. Every victim.
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516. This proves nothing.
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517. He fixated on them.
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518. I see hundreds
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519. of scorecards
up here.
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520. Thousands of names.
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521. Choose a name.
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522. Pick a name.
Pick any name up there.
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523. Craig Graham.
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524. 17... 42...
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525. 67... 88...
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526. 107... 122...
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527. 131... 166...
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528. 178... 201.
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529. 200 game. That's not bad.
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530. You're saying he has
all these scores in his head.
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531. Including the victims'.
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532. You said
this proves his innocence.
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533. How?
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534. I'm not sure exactly,
but I think that...
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535. No.
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536. No!
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537. No, no,
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538. no!
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539. Breathe!
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540. One, two, three, five.
Breathe.
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541. He just keeled,
fell right over.
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542. I've done all I can.
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543. Must have been a heart attack.
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544. Hi, Scully.
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545. Is it too late?
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546. No. What are you
doing, Mulder?
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547. I needed your help
on something.
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548. I needed
your medical expertise.
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549. On what?
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550. Harold Spuller.
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551. Oh, I'm sorry.
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552. Oh, I'm sorry.
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553. I didn't even ask you—
what did your doctor say?
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554. I'm fine.
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555. Good.
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556. What's up, Mulder?
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557. Angie Pintero, the bowling
alley guy, he's dead.
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558. How?
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559. Natural causes—
congestive heart failure.
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560. Just keeled over
right in the bowling alley.
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561. That's what you need
my medical opinion on?
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562. No.
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563. Harold Spuller had
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564. a premonitory vision
of his boss's death.
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565. I don't understand.
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566. Harold saw an apparition—
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567. what may have been
Angie Pintero's disembodied soul
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568. at the moment of
or just prior to his death.
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569. at the moment of
or just prior to his death.
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570. How do you know?
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571. Because I was standing
right there when he saw it.
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572. But you didn't
see it yourself?
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573. No.
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574. Why?
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575. I don't have that facility,
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576. that-that kind of connection
to the victims
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577. that would have made
such a vision possible.
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578. What's Harold
Spuller's connection?
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579. I don't know its exact nature,
but I think
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580. it has something to do
with his autism,
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581. that Harold experienced
a profound attachment
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582. to these victims,
but because of his disability,
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583. he was unable to express
the depth and power
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584. of those relationships,
so, somehow, a psychic
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585. or pre-conscious bond
was formed
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586. or pre-conscious bond
was formed
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587. that went beyond
the temporal.
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588. Wait a minute. So Harold knew
the people that were killed?
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589. Yeah, from the bowling alley,
going back seven years.
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590. Even if what you're
saying is true,
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591. Harold wasn't
the only one
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592. who claims to have seen
these apparitions.
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593. No, but he does have something
in common with those
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594. who've had the visions that is
quite powerful in its own right.
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595. Which is what?
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596. Well, they were all dying.
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597. Um, one of emphysema,
one of cancer,
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598. and now Angie Pintero.
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599. Harold Spuller's
dying, too?
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600. Well, that's what I need
your medical opinion on.
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601. Well, that's what I need
your medical opinion on.
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602. Well, what if he isn't?
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603. I-I would be
very surprised.
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604. What is a death omen
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605. if not a vision
of our own mortality?
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606. And who among us
would most likely be able
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607. to see the dead?
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608. Harold's at the resident home
right now.
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609. I'll meet you there.
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610. All right.
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611. Harold?
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612. Harold?
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613. Harold.
We were very concerned.
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614. Where have you been?
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615. Are you Dr. Alpert?
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616. Yes.
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617. We've been asked
to release Mr. Spuller
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618. in your custody, sir.
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619. Of course.
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620. Agent Mulder will be
sending a doctor to examine him.
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621. Agent Mulder will be
sending a doctor to examine him.
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622. Well, you're back.
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623. Everything's going to be
all right now, Harold.
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624. They just want us to keep you
here for a little checkup.
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625. There's nothing
to worry about.
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626. Thanks, Officers.
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627. All right, Chuck.
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628. Go to bed.
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629. You can see Harold
in the morning.
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630. You see?
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631. Everyone's so glad to
see you're back, Harold.
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632. You'll be able to talk
to Chuck in the morning.
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633. You still have to take
your meds though, Harold.
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634. Keeps you flying
straight and level.
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635. 80...
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636. 88...
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637. 92... 99.
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638. Come on.
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639. It's the way we always do it.
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640. 78... 87...
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641. 78... 87...
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642. Thataboy.
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643. Good stuff.
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644. Hi. They just
brought him back.
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645. Is he acting up?
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646. No. I think he's
just a little scared.
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647. I've been trying to get
him to take his medicine.
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648. 14... 29... 37...
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649. Why don't you let me
sit with him for a bit.
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650. Okay, sure.
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651. Take your poison,
Harold.
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652. Go on.
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653. What you got to
live for now, huh?
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654. What did you tell them, Harold?
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655. 39...
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656. Did you tell them about
your little girlfriends?
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657. Huh?
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658. Did you tell them
how you were in love?
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659. No.
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660. Did you show them
your pictures?
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661. No.
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662. No.
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663. What do you think
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664. those girls thought
of you, Harold?
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665. Do you think
they loved you back?
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666. No one could love you, Harold.
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667. Look at yourself.
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668. They looked at you
and saw an ugly toad.
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669. A retard.
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670. Agent Mulder.
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671. Agent Mulder.
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672. Thanks for
accommodating us again.
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673. Not a problem.
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674. We're all concerned for Harold.
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675. I understand.
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676. You're bringing a doctor?
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677. Agent Scully's a doctor.
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678. If you can arrange to have
Harold's medical records
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679. made available,
that would expedite the...
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680. Oh. What's happened
to you?
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681. Don't move now.
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682. Don't touch that.
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683. Don't touch that.
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684. Don't touch that.
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685. It's just a cut.
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686. Tell me exactly
what happened.
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687. He just went wacko.
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688. I was trying to get him
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689. to take his meds,
and he went berserk.
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690. He jumps me, he starts pounding
me like he wants to kill me.
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691. Did he say anything?
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692. No. He just started screaming
like a lunatic.
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693. No. He just started screaming
like a lunatic.
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694. Something's gone wrong
with him.
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695. I think he's lost it
for good.
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696. I'll be damned if I'm going
to take care of him anymore.
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697. Look, I think you should get
this cut on your head looked at.
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698. Maybe just give me a few minutes
to get my nerves back.
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699. Okay, everybody,
everything's fine now.
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700. Come on.
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701. Back to bed.
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702. That's right, dear.
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703. Go on now.
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704. We'll see you
in the morning.
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705. Night-night, everybody.
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706. Night-night, everybody.
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707. What can I do
to help?
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708. I want you to call the police,
ask for Detective Hudak.
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709. Tell him what happened,
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710. tell him to look for Harold
down at the bowling alley.
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711. Are they going
to arrest him?
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712. I don't see that there's
any way around that.
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713. Sorry.
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714. Maybe you were wrong.
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715. Well, that's a superficial
head wound, Scully.
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716. He didn't mean
to kill her or maim her.
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717. It's not the work
of a murderer if you ask me.
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718. Then why would he do it?
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719. Maybe Harold is sicker
than we thought he was.
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720. Maybe Harold is sicker
than we thought he was.
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721. Maybe.
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722. We won't know until
we can examine him.
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723. I think there's someone
you can talk to about it.
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724. Why don't you talk
to his roommate,
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725. and I'll see what I can do
about finding Harold.
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726. Oh, hi.
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727. Is your name Chuck?
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728. Yes. Yes, it is.
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729. Uh, Chuck Forsch.
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730. F-O-R-S-C-H.
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731. Chuck Forsch.
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732. Do you, uh... you share
this room with Harold?
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733. Yes. He's my friend.
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734. Do you know where he is?
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735. He's dying, isn't he?
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736. Harold is dying.
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737. Why do you say that?
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738. Why do you say that?
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739. Nurse Innes— she's-she's trying
to poison him.
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740. Who told you that?
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741. Harold.
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742. He said she told him
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743. she was putting poison
in his meds.
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744. Harold hasn't been
taking his medication?
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745. I don't know.
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746. I don't know everything.
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747. I'm only a human being.
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748. But I do know that...
that Harold's my friend.
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749. He wouldn't hurt anybody.
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750. You know...
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751. You know...
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752. he really loved them.
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753. Who?
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754. Harold... he-he gave them to me.
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755. He was afraid.
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756. Does anybody else know
about these pictures, Chuck?
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757. Does anybody else know
about these pictures, Chuck?
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758. Nurse Innes.
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759. How are you feeling?
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760. I'm, you know, shaky.
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761. Understandable.
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762. Working with
these people
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763. starts driving you crazy, too.
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764. I'm just looking
forward to going home.
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765. Will your family be a comfort?
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766. Will your family be a comfort?
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767. I live alone.
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768. No children?
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769. Just the one
my husband ran off with.
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770. Nurse Innes, I'm afraid
I'm going to have to ask you
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771. to step out
into the hallway.
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772. Stay where you are!
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773. Drop it!
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774. Let it go!
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775. What was that?
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776. Call the police!
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777. Okay.
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778. She's alive.
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779. Let's get a
paramedic in here.
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780. Yeah.
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781. Yeah.
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782. You're cut.
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783. Yeah, she attacked me.
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784. You might want
to bag that.
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785. I'm pretty sure
it's the murder weapon.
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786. She had been taking
Harold's meds—
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787. clonazepam and clozapine—
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788. the unregulated
effects of which
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789. are violence
and unpredictable behavior.
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790. Yeah, but why did
you even suspect her?
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791. Well, I went in to talk
to Harold's roommate,
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792. Well, I went in to talk
to Harold's roommate,
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793. and he said
that Harold thought
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794. that she had been
poisoning him.
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795. So I went in to confront her
and she just went off.
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796. Why do you think she
killed those women?
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797. I don't know.
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798. I mean, maybe
in some drug-addled way,
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799. she was trying
to kill happiness—
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800. Harold's happiness,
his love for those women—
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801. maybe trying
to destroy something
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802. she thought
she'd never have again.
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803. "She is me."
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804. I don't know.
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805. Have they found Harold?
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806. Yeah. They found him
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807. in an alley a few blocks
from here
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808. face down in the pavement.
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809. They worked on him
for 20 minutes,
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810. They worked on him
for 20 minutes,
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811. but he couldn't
be revived.
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812. What happened?
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813. Well, preliminary diagnosis is
apnea— respiratory failure.
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815. The paramedics are at
a loss to explain that.
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816. But if what you're
saying is true,
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817. that Harold stopped
taking his medication,
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818. then that could've been
a factor in his death—
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819. at least in the visions
that he was seeing.
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820. Well, Harold Spuller
wasn't dying, Mulder.
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821. He was killed as a result
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822. of what that woman
took away from him.
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823. Is that your medical opinion?
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824. I saw something, Mulder.
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825. What?
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826. The fourth victim.
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827. I saw her in the bathroom
before you came to tell me.
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828. Why didn't you tell me?
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829. Because I didn't want
to believe it.
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830. Because I don't
want to believe it.
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831. Is that why you came down here,
to prove that it wasn't true?
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832. No. I came down here
because you asked me to.
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833. Why can't you be honest with me?
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834. What do you want me to say?
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835. That you're right?
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836. That-that I believe it
even if I don't?
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837. I mean, is that what you want?
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838. Is that what you think
I want to hear?
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839. No.
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840. You can believe what you want
to believe, Scully,
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841. but you can't hide
the truth from me.
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842. Because if you do,
then you're working against me.
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843. And yourself.
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844. I know what you're afraid of.
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845. I'm afraid of the same thing.
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846. The doctor said I was fine.
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847. I hope that's the truth.
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848. I'm going home.
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849. I made this!
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