The X-Files: Season 3 Episode 16 - Apocrypha

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Alex Krycek has the goo and a mission. CSM is unsurprised and that sort of surprises us.

Produced and pseudo-researched by Kristen Riley.

Produced and pseudo-edited by Daive Reed.

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(Kristen doing an impression)

MAN: "The navy...wanted to hear my story. They said I owed it to the dead, to tell them the truth. I told them where to stick the truth.

I'm the last man who knows who killed the men aboard that submarine, who knows it was a suicide mission but I'll burn in hell before I tell the murderers who sent us there."

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Did You Know:

Police sketches: Hard statistics are difficult to come by, but some research suggests that facial sketches or composite pictures of suspected criminals are useful less than 20% of the time. Other studies put the percentage even lower – maybe as low as 8%

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