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X-Files 2x13 IrresistibleClick here to download subtitles file for the movie "X-Files 2x13 Irresistible"Click here to download the movie "X-Files 2x13 Irresistible"More Links:23.976 I think we all feel an empty place. Everybody loved Jennifer. Not just because|she was a special person... ...but because she was the kind of friend|who was always there for you. We'll miss you, Jen. We'll miss your smile. We'll miss the times|we would have spent together. We'll keep these memories|close to our hearts... ...until we meet again in God's kingdom. (# Satie's "Gymnopédie No.1") The family has requested a graveside service. I've rescheduled the burial|to tomorrow afternoon. We'll keep the body overnight. Such a beautiful girl. Hello? Who's there? I said "Who's there?" Donnie... What the hell are you|doing here this late? - Working.|- Working... at this hour? What is this? What the hell were you doing? Get out of here. You freak! Get out of here! And don't come back. I should report you!|Just go on. Get out of here! I got the call from Minneapolis PD... ...saying they wanted the FBI|to come out and take a look. Anything slightly freakazoid,|that's the drill. Call Moe Bocks. As if I'm tight|with all the nutcases in town! So I shoot on down here|to see what's the what. And I'll be damned if I'm not knocked|on my butt by what they show me. 22 years I've never seen anything like it! I get one look at the corpse and I'm|on the phone to my pal Andy Schneider... ...down at the Mutual UFO Network.|You know Andy? - No, I don't.|- Well, he knows you. - Why'd you call MUFON?|- To see if there was UFO activity in the area. You think this grave|was unearthed by aliens? Well, it has all the telltale signs,|don't you think? - I mean, according to the literature.|- Literature? You know the way|the hair and nails are cut away? Sorta like they do in cattle mutilations. I hate to disappoint you, Agent Bocks... ...but it doesn't look like the work of aliens.|- No? How can you be sure? I've seen this kind of thing|before at Violent Crimes. Whoever dug this up|probably used a backhoe. If you check the ground, you'll probably|find new tracks leading to a garage nearby. - You think?|- He may work here, but it's unlikely. He's probably worked at a mortuary|or cemetery at some time. Probably been busted,|but you won't find any record. It has to be bad for business|when those kind of stories get around. You're saying|some human's been doing this? Yeah, if you wanna call him that. - You OK, Scully?|- Yeah. I've read about cases of desecrating|the dead, but never seen it. Nothing can prepare you for it.|It's almost unimaginable. - Why do they do it?|- Well, people collect salt and pepper shakers. Fetishists collect dead things-fingernails|and hair. No one quite knows why. Though I've never really understood|salt and pepper shakers myself. - Sometimes you surprise me, Mulder.|- Why's that? How that didn't shock you back there. I'd prepared myself for it|before we left Washington. You knew this wasn't UFO related|from the start? I'd suspected as much, yeah. It took us three hours to get here.|Our plane doesn't leave until tomorrow. - If you suspected...|- Vikings versus Redskins, Scully. 40-yard line|in the Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome. You and me. Have you lived in|the Twin Cities area long, Mr Pfaster? I grew up here. I was away for a few years. Oh... What kind of work|were you in before? Cosmetology. Hair and make-up. Oh... It's interesting. If you don't mind my saying,|that's a lovely colour lipstick you're wearing. Is that Indian Summer? Yes... Yes, it is. You're applying for the job|as the delivery man? To put myself through school.|I've gone back to school. Oh. And what are you studying? - Comparative religions.|- Oh. - Are you a religious person yourself?|- Yes. Very. I shouldn't say this, but Mr Ficicello feels|very strongly about religious backgrounds. He prides himself|on the honesty of his employees. Can you put that on the application? - I'll attach a little note.|- Thank you. Long, long pass.|Here's Garner with the catch. And Garner brought down at the Washington|five-yard line for a Viking first down. Sorry you had to miss your game,|but we've found more bodies dug up. Did you get your Forensics report|on the first one yet? There was somebody down in the grave. Cut the hair with a pair of pinking shears.|Gotta wonder about this guy! Well, at least he wasn't down there|with his blow-dryer. - How many bodies does that make?|- Three in the last two days. What else can you tell me about the corpses? The hair was cut from the heads|of two of the bodies. From the third,|the fingernails were pulled out... ...with what looks like|a pair of needle-nosed pliers. I want you to draft|an eyes-only memo to everyone here... ...and to all law enforcement|agencies in the area. Saying what? That the Twin Cities may have a...|escalating fetishist on their hands. - A what?|- An escalating fetishist. Security should be tightened|around cemeteries and funeral homes. Hospitals should be notified. A story should be issued to the press|warning of a possible stalker in the area. This isn't New York, Agent Mulder. People keep their doors unlocked here.|This is gonna scare 'em. Well, leave out the more gruesome aspects|in your press release. Why do you want to alarm folks|if this guy only preys on dead people? Because his compulsion is growing. He may|resort to homicide to procure his corpses. Once he gets the taste of a warm body,|he's probably gonna want more. Maybe I've been isolated up here|in the great white North too long. What do you mean? People wondered why it took them so long|to catch this kid in Milwaukee. Thought someone should've noticed|he was killing all those young boys. Truth is... no one ever believed|it could happen. If you catch this guy first,|maybe they can go on believing that. We don't have the manpower or expertise|to move on this with any speed. It's gonna be hard to round up anybody|on a Saturday. It could be Monday or Tuesday|before we get our ducks in a row. We have some work to do here.|I'm gonna cancel our flight out. - Scully?|- I'll be right there. A complete model or psychological|profile of the death fetishist does not exist. The compulsion is a result|of a complex misplacement of values... ...and a deviation from|cultural norms and social mores. He is more likely to be white, male, and|of average to above-average intelligence. Cases of fetishists with IQs over 150|have been documented. The progression of the pathology|moves from the fantasy stage... ...to the eventual acting out of fetishistic|impulses, including opportunistic homicide. Agent Mulder believes that the suspect|in this case is escalating towards this action. Once he begins to murder, the killing|draws attention away from a deeper motive. A motive which most people, including law|enforcement professionals, dare not imagine. It is somehow easier to believe,|as Agent Bocks does, in aliens and UFOs... ...than in the kind of inhuman monster|who could prey on the living... ...to scavenge from the dead. Hi. Hello there! - Hi.|- Hi. Are you looking for a date? Yes. Why don't you pull up|around the corner over there? Well, actually, I was thinking|of a couple of hours. Where do you have in mind? Don't you have any heat in here?|It's freezing. The forced-air unit is broken. I'd like to run you a bath. Is your hair treated? What? Do you need a shampoo|for chemically treated hair? You want me to shampoo my hair? I'll pay extra if that's|something out of the ordinary. Well, nobody's ever asked me. Excuse me. Hello? - Is this Mr Pfaster?|- Yes. Hi, this is Marilyn at Ficicello Frozen Foods.|Sorry to bother you so late... ...but I'm calling to say you've been hired.|We'd like you to start right away. Hey, what's going on here?|The water is ice-cold. What kind of sick freak are you? Oh, my God! - Mr Pfaster?|- Yes. That's wonderful news. Thank you so much. Don't you come near me. I mean it. Don't you touch me! Stay away from me! Keep away from me!|Don't you come near me. We're still waiting|for someone to ID the body. Judging from the area,|I'd say she's probably a working girl. Watch your step. No... Oh, my God! Oh, my God! Who did this to her? - Was it him?|- Looks like it. Knife wound the length of the torso.|Cut all her hair off. Took her fingernails. This time he took some fingers, too. - Wanna see the body?|- Yeah. I need a minute. Hey! Let him take a look. Hi. I'm your new delivery man. Oh, hi. Come in. Did they give you Skip's old route? Yes, I think so.|I've just started with the company. Skip's been delivering to us so long,|we took it for granted he'd always be around. Since before the kids were born. Lisa, this is, uh... Donnie. Donnie Pfaster. - He's taking over for Skip.|- Oh, hi. - I'm gonna go over to Steve's now, OK?|- OK. You have a good time. - Bye.|- Bye. We have three daughters. Oh. Pardon me. May I use your washroom|to wash up my hands? Sure. There's a washroom just off the porch. I just wanted to tell you, if we're ever not|home, we always leave the back door open. Oh. Thank you. I'll remember that. Death is a recorded event... ...for reasons natural or unnatural. When a body ceases to function, the cause|of the effect can be clearly reconstructed. A body has a story to tell. The time is 11.14am, Monday November 14th. The deceased is a female in her twenties. If the victim was strangled, an examination|of the veins in the eyes will reveal this. If shot, entry wounds|and gunpowder residue can be used... ...to reconstruct the events leading to death|and help to establish a possible motive. Hair and fibres, slivers of glass,|plastic, even insect casings... ...can serve to recreate the circumstances|under which death occurred. It may be an irony only understood by those|of us who conduct these examinations... ...that death, like life itself, is a drama|with a beginning, middle and end. It is my opinion,|having conducted this examination... ...that the victim died a wrongful death for the|purpose of extracting her hair and fingernails. The time of death|cannot be accurately judged... ...due, I believe, to immersion in|a cold environment, most likely water. For the record, it is my opinion that... ...outside of child homicide,|which may be more tragic... ...this is one of the most angry|and dehumanising murders imaginable. Mm-mm, I just don't know. Look at each man carefully. He's none of those guys. He was ordinary.|He didn't look like no freak. Do you remember what kind of car|he was driving, what colour it was? I think it was white. OK, you can go. Just leave a number|and address where you can be reached. - You gonna catch this guy?|- We'll catch him. Might be a good week to take|that paid vacation the boss owes you. Yeah. Right! If this guy looks regular and doesn't have a|record, he's gonna be near impossible to find. Until he kills again, or until|we can determine what drives him. I read your profile. Sounds like he can't make|it with women. It would explain the hooker. The hooker was just convenient.|He's after trophies. His victim was a young, attractive woman.|The corpses he dug up were young women. What's fuelling his need? What's important|about the hair and fingernails to him? It's as if it's not enough that they're dead,|he's also gotta defile them. There's a deeper psychosis here. It's an unfathomable hatred of women,|probably going back to his mother. I'd say she's pretty fried at him, too. I think we should call|all the psychiatric facilities in the area... ...and ask if they have any patients|with similar pathologies. This kind of a monster isn't made overnight.|He's been developing this fetish for years. The necessity of the story-myth -|in a culture is almost universal. We think of myths as things|that entertain or instruct. But their deeper purpose|is often to explain, or make fanciful... ...desires, wishes or behaviour that society|would otherwise deem unacceptable. Because they are conveyed|in a wrapping of untruth-the story - these thoughts become harmless. Take, for example, the stories|we recite to our children. Snow White, Alice in Wonderland... The subtextual themes,|when the Queen orders "Off with her head!"... ...or the Prince awakens|Sleeping Beauty with a kiss... ...are what Freud would describe|as death-wish imaginings. Excuse me. I'm in your mythology class. - Uh-huh?|- My name's Donnie. I sit a couple of rows over.|Maybe you've seen me. - Uh, I don't know. I...|- I know. You sit up front. I just... See, I... I was going to my car|and I saw you... and... Did he ask us to read|chapters 10 and 11, or 11 and 12? Oh... I... uh, I think it was, uh... - It was chapters 10 and 11.|- Oh, thanks. I have to go now. - Don't go.|- Let go of the door. Help! Someone! Help! - Hello?|- It's me. They've arrested somebody|they think may be our guy. I'll get dressed. He's got a history of assault. 911 call came in from a security officer|who saw it happen. She hurt him pretty bad. Yeah, he's definitely our guy. - Who cut him?|- A working girl. They're all carrying knives|since what happened. I'm Agent Mulder.|Have you been read your rights? I paid her the money,|then she hauls out this knife. What am I supposed to do?|I smacked her a couple of times. Self-defence. Self-defence... - He's not our guy.|- I thought we had him. We're back to square one. Mulder, can I have a minute with you? I'll wait out front. I might better drive this investigation|if I could focus on the evidence. - What do you suggest?|- That I take the body back to Washington. I could run it through|the fingerprint lab. Those guys... Scully, if you're having trouble|with this case, I want you to tell me. - I'm not, Mulder.|- I'd understand. - I mean, it's not exactly easy to stomach.|- I'm fine. Really... I just think we're a long way|from catching this guy. If we could get a print, we'd have something|to focus on. Right now we're at a standstill. I think it's a good idea. I just don't want you to think|you have to hide anything from me. I've seen agents with 20 years' field|experience fall apart on cases like this. I'm fine. I can handle it. Hey... What's your name? - You talking to me?|- Yeah. Were those FBI agents? Yeah. What were they asking you? They thought I was some freak|who's been diggin' up corpses! Man, I'm in enough trouble already. What were their names? - Who?|- The younger agents. Oh... Uh, I don't remember his name. She was Scully.|Like that baseball announcer. Let's go, Mr Pfaster. - Go where?|- Lady's dropped the charges against you. They're letting you out as soon as|you talk to a psychiatric social worker. At first glance, there's not much to work with.|Satin doesn't hold a print real well. There may be a latent in these blood stains. I suspect the killer wore gloves. Well, the body was on my flight,|so it should be here soon. We'll take a look. How long|are you in town, Agent Scully? I have a flight back to Minneapolis|booked for tonight, but, um... I might cancel. I've put all other work aside. Thanks. You think that you find a way|to deal with these things. In med school you develop|a clinical detachment to death. In your FBI training|you are confronted with cases... ...the most violent and terrible cases. You think you can look|into the face of pure evil... ...and then you find yourself paralysed by it. Are you aware that you've been talking|about yourself in the second person? No. Was I? Do you know why? Um... Probably as another way|of trying to detach myself from it. You're a very strong person. You've probably always felt|you can handle any problem by yourself. But you feel vulnerable now. Do you know why that is? No. Is it your partner?|Is there a problem with trust? No. I trust him as much as anyone. I trust him with my life. Can you talk to him about|the way you're feeling? I don't want him to know|how much this is bothering me. No. I don't want him to feel|like he has to protect me. I know you lost your father last year. And, uh... I read in your file|that you were very ill recently... ...that your life was threatened. These exposures can leave you|extremely vulnerable. I know these things. I'm... conscious of them. I know that the world is full of predators,|just as it has always been. And I know that it is my job|to protect people from them. And I have counted on that fact|to give me faith in my ability to do what I do. I want that faith back. I need it back. That's great. - Ah! I've been looking for you.|- I had a meeting. - I got good news.|- What did you find? There was nothing on the sheets.|But we pulled something off the body. The guy cut her fingers off,|but not all of them. On her right hand, he left a thumb. I pulled this off the nail polish. There must've been a struggle before|he killed her-before he put the gloves on. - I'll call Agent Mulder.|- Somebody called for you. - Who?|- Said he was an agent in Minneapolis. I said you had a flight booked back tonight. - Was it Agent Mulder?|- I didn't recognise the name. - Did you tell him about the print?|- I hadn't found it yet. - Mulder.|- Hi, it's me. We got a print. - Scully got a print.|- Fantastic! I'll modem it out to you|to see if you can run a match. - Are you staying on there, Scully?|- No. I'm coming back tonight. - Look, I know this is a horrific case, but if...|- I'm OK with it, Mulder. - Anyway, you could use my help.|- Always. You or Agent Bocks didn't call|here for me earlier, did you? Did you call Scully? No. - OK. I'll see you when I get there.|- All right. - FBI!|- I'll take the bedroom! Move it! Move it! Move it! - Team two, go!|- Go! - Team one, what is your status?|- We're clear back here! Clear! Bill! I think it's human hair. Suspect does not appear to be at home. Let's put out an APB|on Donald Addie Pfaster, age 28. Moe, take a look at this. - She should be here.|- She was on the plane. It landed three hours ago. We found Agent Scully's car. She was forced off the road. A white car. Get a sample of this paint|on a plane to Washington. If we're lucky, we can get a make and model|of the car by morning. We're gonna find her. Nothing registered to Donald Pfaster? Right. Right, got it. The paint is called Ivory Bone. It's a two-step enamel used by|three makers of late-model mid-size cars. They estimate there may be 60,000 cars that|fit that description in the metropolitan area. - Nothing?|- No. No one saw her leave the rental agency?|No attendant? Sorry, Mulder, that's all we got. People videotape police beatings|on dark streets. They spot Elvis in three cities|across America every day. But no one saw a pretty woman|being forced off the road. He could've taken her anyplace.|How are we gonna find her? Well, um... We gotta start at the beginning. As nasty as it might sound,|we gotta get inside this guy's head. Where would he go? - Anywhere but his mother's, right?|- Why do you say that? Being he's so pissed off at her,|from what your profile says. - Do we know where his mother lives?|- I don't know. Let's find out. The mother lives in Boca Raton, Florida. Correction. She used to live there.|She died a year ago. Did she have a car registered to her? Late-model white sedan. He inherited the car. Maybe Boca Raton was a winter house.|Does she have a residence in Minneapolis? Get the hell away from me! Don't be afraid. Is your hair normal or dry? Where are you going? There's no way out, girlie girl! I know this house, girlie girl. There's nowhere to hide. Move! Move! Federal agent! Hands in the air!|Hands in the air! Can we get some paramedics here now! Just help me get my wrists untied. - How did you find me?|- His mother owned the house. Willed it to his sisters.|A patrolman saw his car out back. Get him outta here. Sure you don't wanna sit down, Scully? I'm fine, Mulder. It's all right. The conquest of fear|lies in its acceptance... ...in understanding what scares us most is|that which is most familiar and commonplace. That boy next door, Donnie Pfaster... ...the unremarkable brother|of four older sisters... ...extraordinary only in his ordinariness... ...could grow up to be|the devil in a button-down shirt. It's said that the fear of the unknown is a|response to the excesses of the imagination. But our fear of the everyday, of the lurking|stranger, of footfalls on the stairs... ...the fear of violent death|and the impulse to survive... ...are as frightening as any X-File. As real as the acceptance|that it could happen to you. As real as the acceptance|that it could happen to you. Subtitles by Visiontext I made this! ENGLISH HOH |
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