Special Agent Dana Scully 

Case: 2X10/Red Museum

The identity of the man shot in the slaughterhouse has yet to be determined. His 
name, any record or artifact of his past, present, or immigration status, have 
yet to be found. His fingerprints are not on file in either the Bureau or 
national system of records. At this time, it remains doubtful that anyone will 
come forward to identify or claim the body.

Under further analysis, the inoculant found in the broken vials was isolated and 
determined to be an unstable antibody of no known biological origin. After three 
weeks of study, the components of the serum, probably synthetic, have broken down 
structurally, and in this retrograde state cannot be analyzed further. This 
coincides with the development of a severe and undiagnosed flu-like ailment 
affecting the children who were believed to have been inoculated and some of the 
local families.

To date, none of the congregants or members of the Church of the Red Museum have 
contracted this illness. I suspect whoever was doing this may have been using 
them as a control group.

The shipping manifests for what is believed to be beef and milk tainted by the 
unspecified inoculant do not provide enough information to track their destinations.

A local advisory and quarantine have been established. Further inquiry into the 
tainted beef has been promised by the pertinent government health agencies.

The Bureau investigation into this case is currently at a standstill. The case 
remains open and unsolved.