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| - Soon after, Drummy approached former Special Agent Dana Scully at Our Lady of Sorrows Hospital, where Scully worked as a doctor, and, on behalf of the FBI, he appealed for her to contact her former FBI partner, Fox Mulder, telling her that doing so might just save an FBI agent's life. This inspired Scully to speak with Mulder later that day about the incident, referring to Drummy as "a visitor" she had had.
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| - Soon after, Drummy approached former Special Agent Dana Scully at Our Lady of Sorrows Hospital, where Scully worked as a doctor, and, on behalf of the FBI, he appealed for her to contact her former FBI partner, Fox Mulder, telling her that doing so might just save an FBI agent's life. This inspired Scully to speak with Mulder later that day about the incident, referring to Drummy as "a visitor" she had had. Almost two days after Agent Bannan's disappearance, Drummy met with the former agents on the roof of FBI Headquarters, moments after they arrived there via a helicopter that he explained he had not been responsible for sending. He led Mulder and Scully through the FBI building and, after quickly disappearing into Conference Room 5 as they waited outside the room, he came back out, instructing them to enter. As ASAC Whitney briefed the former agents, Drummy contributed to the discussion; he revealed how Father Joe had become involved in the search and, although first asking Mulder why he thought the FBI doubted Father Joe's psychic claims, he later suggested that the reason was that Father Joe had led the FBI to "some guy's bloody arm in the snow," not to Monica Bannan. Drummy then traveled – in one of two FBI cars, accompanied by not only ASAC Whitney and two nondescript FBI agents but also by Mulder and Scully – to the dorms in Richmond where Father Joe lived, knocking on the door of his dorm when they arrived. Drummy patiently stood quietly outside as Father Joe's room-mate answered the door and allowed the group to enter, in compliance with Joe's request that they do so. Drummy then led the group into Father Joe's living room where, seeing Joe praying alone in another room, Drummy uttered the former priest's name in askance. Once Father Joe entered his living room, Drummy introduced him to Mulder, explaining that Mulder wanted to ask some questions, but the flow of the discussion was interrupted by Scully, who soon insulted the convicted pedophile before storming out of Joe's residence and parting company with the group.
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