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SCENE 1
NEAR ELLENS AIR BASE
SOUTHWEST IDAHO
(Several military police surround what looks to be a normal house)
COMMANDING OFFICER: As soon as we're in position, we'll be on a count of five.
(A woman comes up to a police barrier)
ANITA BUDAHAS: Excuse me, that's my house.
MILITARY POLICE OFFICER: Ok, let her through.
(The woman runs up to the commanding officer)
ANITA BUDAHAS: What's going on?
COMMANDING OFFICER: Standby. Mrs. Budahas?
ANITA BUDAHAS: Yeah.
COMMANDING OFFICER: Your husband has violated basic security procedure. He's commandeered a military vehicle that's believed to be armed.
LEAD OFFICER: Keep on moving in.
ANITA BUDAHAS: Oh God!
(The MP's cover the entrance of the house, while two others get ready to use a battering ram to break open the front door. The Lead Officer signals the officers to begin with a countdown from five, on his fingers. The door is broke open and the MP's move in, securing each room)
VOICE: We have access..
ANITA BUDAHAS: You've got to let me talk to him.
(The MP's secure the upstairs, room by room. Finally kicking in a door finding their target)
LEAD OFFICER: What the hell. We got him but he's gonna need a doctor.. or something.
(We see a man, wearing only his underwear, sitting trembling in a corner of the room. His skin looks like it has been burned and blistered)
SCENE 2
WASHINGTON, D.C.
(The camera pans down a aerial shot of a road. Next we see the inside of a bar, a waiter is making and serving drinks. We see Scully, sitting at the bar, she checks her watch before continuing to work at a file. Mulder appears)
SCULLY: Hi. I got your message.
MULDER: Sorry for the run around. Can I buy you a drink?
SCULLY: It's two-o-clock in the afternoon Agent Mulder.
MULDER: It's not stopping the rest of these people. I got something to show you.
SCULLY: Something you couldn't show me at work.
MULDER: Let's get a table. (Mulder and Scully make their way through the crowded bar. We see many people sitting at the bar, but one particular man seems to be watching Mulder and Scully. Scully is looking through a file, we see a photo of a man, the same man we saw trembling in his home at the start, in a military uniform) That's Colonel Robert Budahas. That photo was taken last year when he was a test pilot for the military, stationed at Ellens Air Base in Southwest Idaho. Four months ago, Colonel Budahas experienced a psychotic episode and barricaded himself in his home. Military police were called in. Budahas was removed and apparently hospitalised with treatment of his condition.
SCULLY: Which was what, exactly?
MULDER: The military will not comment on the cause, nature or status. In fact, the military will not comment on Colonel Budahas at all.
SCULLY: What do you mean?
MULDER: Mrs. Budahas has neither seen nor heard from her husband in over four months. Her inquiries to the military have gone unanswered. Last month, she contacted the FBI and reported it as a kidnapping.
SCULLY: What reason would the military have to kidnap one of their own pilots?
MULDER: That's the sixty-four thousand dollar question, Scully. (Mulder passes Scully some new information, a thick pile of papers) Since 1963, six pilots have been listed as missing in action, from Ellens Air Base. The military will say only that these pilots accepted the risks of flying experimental aircraft.
SCULLY: Yeah, there were rumours those pilots were shot down at high altitudes, while they were routinely penetrating Russian air space.
MULDER: There were other rumours too. I've been tracking this case since it came through the Boise regional office last month. Last week, for reasons I can't figure out, it was deprioritised. They shelved this case without an investigation, Scully.
SCULLY: So?
MULDER: So, you and I, are going to the spud state to investigate a little kidnapping.
SCULLY: I don't get it Mulder. Does this have something to do with an X-File? I thought you only liked those, er, paranormal type cases. Am I missing something here?
MULDER: Let's just say, this case has a, distinct smell to it, a certain, paranormal bouquet. Excuse me.
SCENE 3
(Mulder walks from a urinal to the sink and washes his hands. Another man leaves the restroom. Mulder bends down and rinses his face then gets up and dries it. He sees, in the mirror, a man standing behind him, the same man that was watching him from the bar. Mulder turns to face him)
DEEP THROAT: Leave this case alone Agent Mulder.
MULDER: What?
DEEP THROAT: The military will not tolerate an FBI investigation.
MULDER: Who are you?
DEEP THROAT: I, er, can be of help to you. I've had a certain interest in your work.
(There is a knock on the door, we see that it has been bolted from the inside)
VOICE: Sorry.
MULDER: How do you know about my work?
DEEP THROAT: Well, let's just say that I'm in a position to know quite alot of things, er, things about our government.
MULDER: Who are you? Who do you work for?
DEEP THROAT: It's unimportant, I came here to give you some valuable advice. You are exposing yourself and Agent Scully to unnecessary risk, I advise you to drop the case.
MULDER: I can't do that.
DEEP THROAT: You have much work to do Agent Mulder, (The man unlocks the door) don't jeopardise the future of your own efforts.
(The man leaves and as Mulder rushes out after him, he is obstructed by another man trying to come into the restroom. Mulder pushes passed the man, and moves out into the bar. When he looks around he sees no sign of the man, he was talking to. Scully notices Mulder's curious
look and approaches)
SCENE 5
FBI HEADQUARTERS
(Scully is sitting at a large microfiche film reader screen, reading through information on Ellens Air Base and it's association with UFO buffs. One phrase that Scully seems to focus on reads, `...technology with stealth weaponry...')
(We see Mulder standing in his kitchen, his phone rings)
MULDER: Hello.
SCULLY: Mulder?
MULDER: Yeah.
SCULLY: I checked on that file you gave me.
MULDER: Uh-huh.
SCULLY: You failed to tell me a few things. (Mulder hears clicking noises coming from his phone, he takes the phone away from his ear) This isn't some UFO goose chase, you're leading me on, is it? (Mulder listens into the phone again) Are you there Mulder?
MULDER: Yeah.
(Mulder walks towards his window and looks through some of the blinds, he sees a van parked across the road, outside his apartment)
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SCENE 1
NEAR ELLENS AIR BASE
SOUTHWEST IDAHO
(Several military police surround what looks to be a normal house)
COMMANDING OFFICER: As soon as we're in position, we'll be on a count of five.
(A woman comes up to a police barrier)
ANITA BUDAHAS: Excuse me, that's my house.
MILITARY POLICE OFFICER: Ok, let her through.
(The woman runs up to the commanding officer)
ANITA BUDAHAS: What's going on?
COMMANDING OFFICER: Standby. Mrs. Budahas?
ANITA BUDAHAS: Yeah.
COMMANDING OFFICER: Your husband has violated basic security procedure. He's commandeered a military vehicle that's believed to be armed.
LEAD OFFICER: Keep on moving in.
ANITA BUDAHAS: Oh God!
(The MP's cover the entrance of the house, while two others get ready to use a battering ram to break open the front door. The Lead Officer signals the officers to begin with a countdown from five, on his fingers. The door is broke open and the MP's move in, securing each room)
VOICE: We have access..
ANITA BUDAHAS: You've got to let me talk to him.
(The MP's secure the upstairs, room by room. Finally kicking in a door finding their target)
LEAD OFFICER: What the hell. We got him but he's gonna need a doctor.. or something.
(We see a man, wearing only his underwear, sitting trembling in a corner of the room. His skin looks like it has been burned and blistered)
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SCENE 2
WASHINGTON, D.C.
(The camera pans down a aerial shot of a road. Next we see the inside of a bar, a waiter is making and serving drinks. We see Scully, sitting at the bar, she checks her watch before continuing to work at a file. Mulder appears)
SCULLY: Hi. I got your message.
MULDER: Sorry for the run around. Can I buy you a drink?
SCULLY: It's two-o-clock in the afternoon Agent Mulder.
MULDER: It's not stopping the rest of these people. I got something to show you.
SCULLY: Something you couldn't show me at work.
MULDER: Let's get a table. (Mulder and Scully make their way through the crowded bar. We see many people sitting at the bar, but one particular man seems to be watching Mulder and Scully. Scully is looking through a file, we see a photo of a man, the same man we saw trembling in his home at the start, in a military uniform) That's Colonel Robert Budahas. That photo was taken last year when he was a test pilot for the military, stationed at Ellens Air Base in Southwest Idaho. Four months ago, Colonel Budahas experienced a psychotic episode and barricaded himself in his home. Military police were called in. Budahas was removed and apparently hospitalised with treatment of his condition.
SCULLY: Which was what, exactly?
MULDER: The military will not comment on the cause, nature or status. In fact, the military will not comment on Colonel Budahas at all.
SCULLY: What do you mean?
MULDER: Mrs. Budahas has neither seen nor heard from her husband in over four months. Her inquiries to the military have gone unanswered. Last month, she contacted the FBI and reported it as a kidnapping.
SCULLY: What reason would the military have to kidnap one of their own pilots?
MULDER: That's the sixty-four thousand dollar question, Scully. (Mulder passes Scully some new information, a thick pile of papers) Since 1963, six pilots have been listed as missing in action, from Ellens Air Base. The military will say only that these pilots accepted the risks of flying experimental aircraft.
SCULLY: Yeah, there were rumours those pilots were shot down at high altitudes, while they were routinely penetrating Russian air space.
MULDER: There were other rumours too. I've been tracking this case since it came through the Boise regional office last month. Last week, for reasons I can't figure out, it was deprioritised. They shelved this case without an investigation, Scully.
SCULLY: So?
MULDER: So, you and I, are going to the spud state to investigate a little kidnapping.
SCULLY: I don't get it Mulder. Does this have something to do with an X-File? I thought you only liked those, er, paranormal type cases. Am I missing something here?
MULDER: Let's just say, this case has a, distinct smell to it, a certain, paranormal bouquet. Excuse me.
(Mulder gets up and goes to the restroom)
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SCENE 3
(Mulder walks from a urinal to the sink and washes his hands. Another man leaves the restroom. Mulder bends down and rinses his face then gets up and dries it. He sees, in the mirror, a man standing behind him, the same man that was watching him from the bar. Mulder turns to face him)
DEEP THROAT: Leave this case alone Agent Mulder.
MULDER: What?
DEEP THROAT: The military will not tolerate an FBI investigation.
MULDER: Who are you?
DEEP THROAT: I, er, can be of help to you. I've had a certain interest in your work.
(There is a knock on the door, we see that it has been bolted from the inside)
VOICE: Sorry.
MULDER: How do you know about my work?
DEEP THROAT: Well, let's just say that I'm in a position to know quite alot of things, er, things about our government.
MULDER: Who are you? Who do you work for?
DEEP THROAT: It's unimportant, I came here to give you some valuable advice. You are exposing yourself and Agent Scully to unnecessary risk, I advise you to drop the case.
MULDER: I can't do that.
DEEP THROAT: You have much work to do Agent Mulder, (The man unlocks the door) don't jeopardise the future of your own efforts.
(The man leaves and as Mulder rushes out after him, he is obstructed by another man trying to come into the restroom. Mulder pushes passed the man, and moves out into the bar. When he looks around he sees no sign of the man, he was talking to. Scully notices Mulder's curious
look and approaches)
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SCENE 4
SCULLY: You ok Mulder?
MULDER: Yeah, I'm fine.
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SCENE 5
FBI HEADQUARTERS
(Scully is sitting at a large microfiche film reader screen, reading through information on Ellens Air Base and it's association with UFO buffs. One phrase that Scully seems to focus on reads, `...technology with stealth weaponry...')
(We see Mulder standing in his kitchen, his phone rings)
MULDER: Hello.
SCULLY: Mulder?
MULDER: Yeah.
SCULLY: I checked on that file you gave me.
MULDER: Uh-huh.
SCULLY: You failed to tell me a few things. (Mulder hears clicking noises coming from his phone, he takes the phone away from his ear) This isn't some UFO goose chase, you're leading me on, is it? (Mulder listens into the phone again) Are you there Mulder?
MULDER: Yeah.
(Mulder walks towards his window and looks through some of the blinds, he sees a van parked across the road, outside his apartment)