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In the town of Aubrey, Missouri, Detective B.J. Morrow
experiences a frightening vision. In her mind's eye, she sees a man
bury a corpse in a shallow grave. Certain of the exact location,
B.J. rushes to a field, shovel in hand, and exhumes the body.
Using dental records, Mulder and Scully positively identify
the remains. The victim is FBI Agent Sam Chaney, who disappeared in
the 1940s along with his partner, Tim Ledbetter. Chaney and
Ledbetter were investigating a serial murder case at the time.
Mulder is puzzled by B.J. and her sudden knowledge of where the body
was buried, so he and Scully travel to Aubrey hoping to uncover more
about the case.
During questioning, B.J. tells the agents
her car stalled near the field one night, and she noticed a dog
digging in the ground. She claims it attracted her attention and,
after some digging, she proceeded to find the grave. But Scully
senses that B.J. is having an affair with Lieutenant Brian Tillman.
She theorizes that B.J. made the initial phone call alerting police
about the body from the motel where she was rendezvousing with
Tillman. When confronted about the truth, B.J. admits she not only
is having an affair with the married Tillman, but that she is also
pregnant. She reveals how the pregnancy has triggered strange dreams
in which she sees another murder.
Further research reveals
that the serial murderer, dubbed the "Slash Killer" by the press at
the time, would rape and murder female victims and carve the word
"sister" on their chests. Mulder suspects that Chaney was a victim
of the killer he was trying to catch. Using a computer, the agents
analyze the victim's bone fragments hoping to find more clues.
Preliminary findings suggest that letters where carved into the
corpse. Those letters spelled the word "brother."
The agents
are intrigued when Tillman reveals that the same serial killer who
stalked Aubrey fifty years earlier has apparently embarked on
another murderous rampage. Accompanied by B.J., Mulder and Scully
search the scene of the latest crime. B.J. realizes the victim is
the woman she saw in her dream. B.J. searches through mug shots from
the 1940s and identifies the man in her dreams. He is Harry Cokely,
convicted in 1945 for rape and attempted murder. He carved the word
"sister" on his victim, Linda Thibodeaux, before she escaped. The
agents visit Cokely, now in his seventies, sickly and house ridden.
B.J. awakens one night with blood seeping from her chest.
She experiences another vision and rushes to a stranger's home,
where she uncovers the body of Ledbetter.
The agents
interview Linda Thibodeaux. She admits that, as a result of being
raped, she gave birth to Cokely's child. She placed the baby in the
hands to an adoption agency. Further investigation reveals that
Cokely's son was Raymond Morrow -- B.J.'s father. The agents
conclude that B.J. committed the latest series of killings. Mulder
believes B.J. is working from some genetic imprint left by Cokely.
B.J. goes to Thibodeaux's home and attacks her, but she
stops short of killing her. Mulder and Scully rush to Cokely's
house, suspecting that B.J. will attempt revenge. Cokely dies after
his oxygen equipment is sabotaged. B.J. attacks Mulder with a razor.
Tillman arrives and reminds B.J. who she really is. B.J. falls into
a trance and is taken into custody.
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CREDITS .....................
THE X-FILES "AUBREY"
#2X12 Original Air Date: 01/06/95
CAST: DAVID
DUCHOVNY as Special Agent Fox Mulder GILLIAN ANDERSON as Special
Agent Dana Scully
GUEST CAST: DEBORAH STRANG as Detective
B.J. Morrow MORGAN WOODWARD as Old Harry Cokely TERRY O'QUINN
as Lt. Brian Tillman JOY COGHILL as Mrs. Linda
Thibodeaux ROBYN DRISCOLL as Detective Joe Darnell PETER
FLEMING as Officer #1 SARAH JANE REDMOND as Young Mom EMANUEL
HAJEK as Young Cokely
WRITTEN BY: SARA CHARNO
DIRECTED BY: ROB BOWMAN
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