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Name
: Fox William Mulder Badge Number : JTT047101111 Height : 6 feet Hair : Brown Date of Birth : Oct 13, 1961 Place of Birth : Chilmark, MA Maritial Status : Single Education : Oxford University, A.B. in psychology. Quantico FBI training Distinguishing Marks : Mole on right cheek |
| History:
Agt. Mulder followed his father into government service after completion
of his post-secondary schooling at Oxford University, which lasted from
1983 to 1986. In the late summer of 1986, as a result of an aggressive
recruitment campaign, Agt. Mulder enrolled in the Bureau Academy in Quantico,
Virginia. He completed the training with high marks, despite developing
a rather unorthodox approach to criminal investigation and procedure.
His affinity for an unusual or paranormal explanation for unexplained
phenomena earned him the nickname "Spooky," from his Academy classmates.
Soon after graduation, Agt. Mulder joined the Violent Crimes Unit under
the supervision of Agt. Reggie Purdue and Section Chief Scott Blevins.
Agt. Mulder specialized in Behavioral Science, and developed profiles
of wanted suspects to aid in their pursuit and capture. Notable cases
included the development of a behavioral model for a suspected bank robber,
John Barnett, which ultimately led to the suspect's arrest, conviction,
and incarceration. Another celebrated case, that of serial killer Monty
Props, was also brought to a successful conclusion, in part due to a profile
created by Agt. Mulder. After coming in contact through professional channels
with Dr. Heitz Werber, a clinical hypnotist, Agt. Mulder submitted to
hypnotic regression therapy. As a result of these sessions, Agt. Mulder
concluded that the 1973 disappearance of his sister, Samantha, was a result
of an alien abduction. In 1991, Agt. Mulder requested an assignment to
the X-Files unit at Bureau Headquarters. His request was granted by Section
Chief Blevins, whose authority included the X-Files. In 1992, over Agt.
Mulder's protests, Section Chief Blevins transferred Agt. Dana Scully
to the X-Files unit to serve as Agt. Mulder’s partner. Later, the X-Files
were put under the jurisdiction of Assistant Director Walter Skinner,
who remains in that position. In his pursuit of X-File cases, Agt. Mulder
has regularly circumvented proscribed Bureau policy, often drawing the
enmity of his superiors, including Assistant Director Skinner. On several
occasions, the continued existence of the X-Files unit has been endangered
by the displeasure of Bureau hierarchy with Agt. Mulder’s unorthodox investigative
practices. In 1993, a hearing conducted by Section Chief Joseph McGrath
found evidence that Agt. Mulder had engaged in insubordination, misconduct,
and the violation of a military quarantine area, as well as unauthorized
travel while on duty. Section Chief McGrath ordered the termination of
the X-Files unit as well as Agt. Mulder’s employment with the Bureau,
but his order was countermanded by an unknown authority. History: Agt.
Mulder followed his father into government service after completion of
his post-secondary schooling at Oxford University, which lasted from 1983
to 1986. In the late summer of 1986, as a result of an aggressive recruitment
campaign, Agt. Mulder enrolled in the Bureau Academy in Quantico, Virginia.
He completed the training with high marks, despite developing a rather
unorthodox approach to criminal investigation and procedure. His affinity
for an unusual or paranormal explanation for unexplained phenomena earned
him the nickname "Spooky," from his Academy classmates. Soon after graduation,
Agt. Mulder joined the Violent Crimes Unit under the supervision of Agt.
Reggie Purdue and Section Chief Scott Blevins. Agt. Mulder specialized
in Behavioral Science, and developed profiles of wanted suspects to aid
in their pursuit and capture. Notable cases included the development of
a behavioral model for a suspected bank robber, John Barnett, which ultimately
led to the suspect's arrest, conviction, and incarceration. Another celebrated
case, that of serial killer Monty Props, was also brought to a successful
conclusion, in part due to a profile created by Agt. Mulder. After coming
in contact through professional channels with Dr. Heitz Werber, a clinical
hypnotist, Agt. Mulder submitted to hypnotic regression therapy. As a
result of these sessions, Agt. Mulder concluded that the 1973 disappearance
of his sister, Samantha, was a result of an alien abduction. In 1991,
Agt. Mulder requested an assignment to the X-Files unit at Bureau Headquarters.
His request was granted by Section Chief Blevins, whose authority included
the X-Files. In 1992, over Agt. Mulder's protests, Section Chief Blevins
transferred Agt. Dana Scully to the X-Files unit to serve as Agt. Mulder’s
partner. Later, the X-Files were put under the jurisdiction of Assistant
Director Walter Skinner, who remains in that position. In his pursuit
of X-File cases, Agt. Mulder has regularly circumvented proscribed Bureau
policy, often drawing the enmity of his superiors, including Assistant
Director Skinner. On several occasions, the continued existence of the
X-Files unit has been endangered by the displeasure of Bureau hierarchy
with Agt. Mulder’s unorthodox investigative practices. In 1993, a hearing
conducted by Section Chief Joseph McGrath found evidence that Agt. Mulder
had engaged in insubordination, misconduct, and the violation of a military
quarantine area, as well as unauthorized travel while on duty. Section
Chief McGrath ordered the termination of the X-Files unit as well as Agt.
Mulder’s employment with the Bureau, but his order was countermanded by
an unknown authority. Agt. Mulder’s subsequent performance has been rated
by his superiors to be generally of the highest quality. However, his
ongoing obsession with his sister Samantha’s disappearance, along with
his attempts to uncover evidence of an alien presence on earth, has at
times hindered his investigative capabilities. During Agt. Mulder’s pursuit
of a potentially promising avenue of investigation into these areas, his
father, William Mulder, was shot and killed by an assassin, believed by
Agt. Mulder to be Alex Krycek. This circumstance led Agt. Mulder to the
discovery of government-sponsored attempts to track all United States
citizens through the manipulation of smallpox inoculations, and to knowledge
of the complicity of his father in the development of this program. In
the course of this ongoing investigation, Agt. Mulder was led to a remote
location in southern Canada where young identical workers were observed
tending crops. Agt. Mulder claims that the female workers each bore a
striking resemblance to his sister, Samantha, however, Agt. Mulder could
present no evidence to substantiate his claims. Agt. Mulder attempted
to gain insight into his memory of his sister’s disappearance and other
family related incidents by undergoing a controversial, drug-induced therapy
that triggered severe hallucinations. Although these mental images may
have brought into clarity some aspects of memories previously lost in
Agt. Mulder’s subconscious, the overall result was nearly fatal for the
agent, and a clear sign of his desperation. Agt. Mulder’s obsession with
the X-Files, unorthodox behavior, and apparent lack of any outside interests,
have left him with few, if any, friends outside of the Bureau. While there
is no apparent romantic dimension to their friendship, Agt. Mulder's reliance
on his partner, Agt. Scully, as a friend and confidant is the basis of
his day-to-day existence. Agt. Mulder’s activities outside his official
duties are few: jogging, swimming, and occasionally writing for periodicals.
Agt. Mulder’s personal habits include a passion for sunflower seeds, watching
professional sports on television, and perusing adult publications. He
has on occasion expressed no interest in hobbies, and apparently has not
dated steadily during the past four years. Agt. Mulder’s mental condition
shows a tendency toward paranoia, though not to a clinical degree. His
mental stability has on occasion been severely tested by circumstance,
and his ability to recover quickly from defeat or depression shows his
innate stability and lack of any psychosis. Nevertheless, the foundation
of Agt. Mulder’s life and work is his conviction that his sister, Samantha
Mulder, was abducted by an unknown extraterrestrial element. His attendant
desire to rescue Samantha, or at least to learn the truth about the circumstances
of her alleged abduction, provides the motivation for his obsession. Information
more recently uncovered by Agt. Mulder casts doubt on an extraterrestrial
explanation for Samantha Mulder's disappearance, and instead indicates
that the participation of Agt. Mulder’s deceased father, William Mulder,
in unknown covert activities may have played an undetermined role in the
matter. Position: Special Agent |
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Name
: Dana Katherine Scully, M.D. ID Number : 2317-616 Height : 5'3" Hair : Auburn Eyes : Blue Date of Birth : Feb 23, 1964 Place of Birth : Unknown Maritial Status : Single Education : B.S. Physics, University of Maryland, Medical Degree (unknown) residency in forensic pathology. Distinguishing Marks : None |
| History:
Agt. Scully entered the Bureau’s Academy in Quantico, Virginia for training
directly from medical school, having previously graduated from the University
of Maryland with a degree in physics. From 1990 to 1992, Agt. Scully taught
forensic medicine at the Academy. Assigned to the X-Files unit in 1992
by Section Chief Scott Blevins, Agt. Scully was charged with the duty
of monitoring the activities of her new partner, Agt. Mulder, for evaluation
by superiors. Her application of methodological procedures served as a
scientific counterpoint to Agt. Mulder’s approach to investigations of
X-Files cases, which were often based on his own intuition, privately
held beliefs, or emotional ties to the cases. Agt. Scully’s medical background
has served her well, as she has conducted many on site autopsies in support
of her and Agt. Mulder's investigations. In 1994, Agt. Scully was abducted
by former Bureau agent and self-proclaimed "alien abductee" Duane Barry.
Following an intensive manhunt headed by Agt. Mulder, Barry was apprehended.
Agt. Scully’s whereabouts remained unknown until she unaccountably turned
up in the Intensive Care Unit at North Georgetown University Hospital
in a deep coma. Despite an extremely poor prognosis, Agt. Scully eventually
recovered, though with no recollection of her ordeal. Several months later,
in the course of an investigation during which Agt. Mulder had been missing
for more than two weeks, Agt. Scully was relieved of duty when she failed
to respond to an administration hearing held to determine Agt. Mulder’s
whereabouts. The two agents were later reinstated following a meeting
with A. D. Skinner, who had come in contact with some of the individuals
who had impeded Agts. Mulder and Scully’s investigation. Some of those
individuals, including rogue agent Alex Krycek and a man later identified
as Luis Cardinal, attempted to murder Agt. Scully in her apartment. Instead,
Cardinal mistakenly killed Agt. Scully's sister, Melissa Scully. Shortly
thereafter, Agt. Scully discovered a metallic device implanted in her
neck. Subsequent Bureau lab analysis of the device indicated that it was
a computer chip. Preliminary analysis indicated functionality in the area
of replication and monitoring of brain memory and function, however, no
definitive conclusion could be reached because the device was unavoidably
destroyed while being analyzed. Later, during an apparently unrelated
investigation, Agt. Scully met a group of women, all of whom had removed
from their necks devices identical to that of Agt. Scully. All claimed
to have been abducted by unknown entities and to have been subjected to
unidentified medical and biological experiments. A number of the women
had contracted various forms of cancer, which they attributed to the alleged
experiments. Several also claimed to have come into contact with Agt.
Scully during those experiences. The women asserted that the devices were
also implanted at that time. Agt. Scully was deeply skeptical of their
claims. However, subsequent diagnosis of her own cancer, an inoperable
nasopharyngeal brain tumor, induced Agt. Scully to reevaluate the claims
of the women, but by that time all except one had died. Agt. Scully was
present at the bedside of the remaining member of the group, Penny Northern,
at the time of Northern's own death from cancer. Dana Scully spent her
early years moving from one naval base to another. Her upbringing, with
two brothers and a younger sister, was by all accounts normal and without
any major disruptions, aside from the frequent uprooting of the family
due to her father's Navy assignments. While her family lived nearby in
Alameda, California, Agt. Scully attended the University of California
at Berkeley, where she took part in student political demonstrations,
including anti-nuclear protests. After a year at Berkeley, Agt. Scully
transferred to the University of Maryland, where she received a Bachelor
of Science degree. Her Senior Thesis was entitled "Einstein’s Twin Paradox:
A New Interpretation." Though it was not her father’s wish, Agt. Scully
decided to pursue a career in law enforcement by joining the Bureau. As
a respected instructor in forensic medicine at the Quantico Academy, and
as a medical doctor, Agt. Scully possesses a balanced, rational, and analytical
disposition when dealing with criminal cases and her partner in the X-Files,
Agt. Mulder. Despite a rather poor prognosis for her own condition, Agt.
Scully has returned to work and continued to perform to her usual high
standard. Unlike her partner, Agt. Scully seems to seek and encourage
friendships with others, and when work permits, enjoys social functions.
In early 1997, Agt. Scully was diagnosed with an inoperable nasopharyngeal
brain tumor which has since metastasized. The prognosis for most patients
inflicted with this type of cancer is extremely poor. Position: Special Agent |
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Person
Type : Status Unknown Name : Deep Throat Eyes : Gray Hair : Gray Sex : Male |
| History:
A deeply placed operative known only as "Deep Throat," this man had been
in contact with Agt. Mulder, supplying him with information for an extended
period beginning when Agt. Mulder assumed the X-Files. Deep Throat provided
leads, diverted Agts. Mulder and Scully from dead ends, and yet, at times
led them into dead ends. Agt. Scully has expressed to Agt. Mulder her
distrust of Deep Throat as a source of accurate information. As an Agency
operative assigned to Vietnam in the 1960s, Deep Throat claimed to have
killed an alien life-form whose craft had been shot down or had crash-landed.
He was rumored to have terminated an EBE in the United States, though
no independent confirmation of this event exists. His work was largely
unknown even within the intelligence community, except by those with a
need to know. An associate, the Cigarette-Smoking Man, was rumored to
be behind Deep Throat’s assassination in 1994. Deep Throat is believed
to have been an associate of Agt. Mulder's father, William Mulder; in
his mother's house, Agt. Mulder once discovered a photograph of a group
of men which included both his father and Deep Throat. However, nothing
else is known of Deep Throat’s life outside of his association with Agt.
Mulder. Position: Unknown position of power |
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Person Type : FBI |
| History:
Assistant Director Skinner joined the United States Marines in 1968. He
served on active combat duty in Vietnam, receiving a Purple Heart after
emerging as the only survivor of an enemy ambush. After his military service,
A. D. Skinner joined the Bureau; he quickly advanced through the ranks,
becoming a Special Agent in charge of a field office before his transfer
to Bureau Headquarters in Washington. Several promotions followed. Agts.
Mulder and Scully had been assigned to the X-Files for over a year before
A. D. Skinner received supervisory responsibility over their activities.
While he has proven to be a tough taskmaster, A. D. Skinner has also shown
compassion for his subordinates. When necessary, he has defended them
in word and action, surviving not only several campaigns to blackmail
or discredit him, but also a number of attempts on his life. Tightly focused
on the responsibilities of his position, A. D. Skinner has managed to
keep his personal life private and strictly segregated from his professional
life. His marriage to Sharon Skinner remained unknown to Agts. Mulder
and Scully until well into their second year under A. D. Skinner's supervision.
For recreation and to stay fit, A. D. Skinner enjoys golf and jogging. Position: Assistant Director |
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Person
Type : Status Unknown Name : X Eyes : Dark Brown Hair : Brown Sex : Male |
| History:
Referred to only as "X," this individual grudgingly became Agt, Mulder's
confidential source out of loyalty to his murdered mentor, the man referred
to as Deep Throat. Considering Agt. Mulder less of a colleague than a
tool to use for his own ends, X provided information and assistance only
when it served his own purposes and always on his own terms. Apparently
associated with the Cigarette-Smoking Man, X at times seemed to betray
that relationship. Ultimately, that betrayal cost X his life, when he
was murdered inside Agt. Mulder's apartment building after passing along
misinformation deliberately constructed to trace a suspected security
breach. Before he died, X managed to leave a message in blood, pointing
Agt. Mulder to a new source, Marita Covarrubias, Assistant to the Special
Representative of the Secretary General of the United Nations. Position: Unknown |
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Person
Type : Victims Name : Samantha Mulder Eyes : Blue Hair : Dark Brown Sex : Female |
| History : Samantha Ann Mulder is the sister of Agt. Mulder. She was allegedly abducted from her family home on November 27, 1973, under circumstances unknown but thought to be related to the involvement in covert operations of her father, William Mulder. According to Agt. Mulder and Mrs. Mulder, Samantha Mulder was a normal, well-adjusted child. As an adult, Agt. Mulder has dedicated a considerable amount of his professional and personal life to uncovering her fate. On several occasions, it has appeared that Agt. Mulder made headway in his ongoing search. During the investigation of a group of allegedly "cloned" beings, it was presented to Agt. Mulder that the female of the group was in fact his sister, Samantha. Subsequent events made it impossible for Agt. Mulder to determine the truth before the individual claiming to be Samantha Mulder disappeared. More recently, Agt. Mulder was led to a compound in southern Canada where he witnessed what were again represented to him as clones, this time all identical in appearance to Samantha Mulder as she had looked on the night of her alleged abduction. None of the girls could communicate with Agt. Mulder, and his attempt to establish that one of them was his sister Samantha Mulder was thwarted. Samantha Mulder's whereabouts remain unknown. | |
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Person
Type: Status Unknown Name: The Cigarette-Smoking Man Eyes : Blue Hair : Dark Brown Sex: Male |
| History
: Known only by the sobriquet, "The Cigarette-Smoking Man," this government
functionary is highly secretive, yet uncommonly bold. He often works with,
or perhaps for, a group of powerful men based in New York. It is difficult
to assess his status and power within the group. The Cigarette-Smoking
Man commands a shadowy array of clandestine operatives to do his bidding,
but he has often had to rely on his own resources to execute an action.
He at times has advised and monitored Bureau Assistant Director Walter
Skinner. The Cigarette-Smoking Man joined the military immediately upon
reaching majority age. He rose rapidly, reaching the rank of Captain by
the age of 25. He is known to have been involved in numerous covert foreign
operations for Central Intelligence. Rumors have also placed the Cigarette-Smoking
Man at Dealey Plaza in Dallas in 1963, and near the Lorraine Motel in
Memphis in 1968. That these may simply be stories to enhance his stature
among the black ops he employs is not out of the question. He was, however,
instrumental in assigning Alex Krycek to the X-Files as a means to monitor
and thwart Agts. Mulder and Scully. The Cigarette-Smoking Man's personal
background is quite notable. His father was a communist activist in the
1930s who was executed in Louisiana for espionage in 1941. The Cigarette-Smoking
Man’s mother died of lung cancer shortly after her husband’s death, at
which time the Cigarette-Smoking Man was sent to a succession of orphanages
until he was of age to join the military. He was a friend and professional
colleague of Agt. Mulder's father, William Mulder, and has claimed to
have known Agt. Mulder’s mother prior to Agt. Mulder's birth. Little is
known of his current interests. He fancies himself a writer in the mystery/thriller
genre, under the nom de plume Raul Bloodworth. He lives alone in a small
apartment at 900 West Georgia Street in Washington, D.C. Position : Unknown position of power |
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