Gary then speaks with an FBI agent, and demands that a television crew be sent into the building so he can broadcast his fears to the public. A hostage then charges Gary, but he swivels and opens fire, killing the man. Gary grabs it and pistol whips Mulder in the face, knocking him to the ground. A SWAT team commander overrules Scully and dials Mulder's cell phone. Inside, Gary uses his co-workers to form a human barricade. Scully flies to Illinois and joins FBI and SWAT team members who have surrounded the building. Mulder slowly raises his hands into the air. Before he has time to react, Gary approaches-armed with an AK-47. Nancy's head peeks out from behind a wall and warns Mulder to take cover. When Mulder returns to VinylRight, he finds a sea of deserted cubicles. One Sunday, he entered the church for mass and opened fire on his flock. The deacon was convinced that one of his parishioners was an evil presence. It turns out that the phrase 'hiding in the light' was also used by a deacon at a Lakeland, Florida church. Scully telephones Mulder when she finishes researching the files. When Nancy returns to her cubicle, Gary notices that, from his point of view, she appears to be dead. Meanwhile, Gary grows concerned when a fellow employee, Nancy Aaronson, is summoned to Greg's office. Mulder's interest is piqued by a reference to 'hiding in the light.' He telephones Scully and asks her to investigate previous X-Files cases for such a phrase. When Mulder arrives at the company, he is greeted by office manager Greg Pincus, who plays him the taped message. Somewhat irked, Mulder tells Scully he will handle the case alone, labeling himself 'Monster Boy.' Skinner then explains that the maker of the tape spoke of a monster threatening employees. Mulder is puzzled as to why Skinner is sending he and Scully to investigate. As a result, the company wishes to have the threat investigated. He explains that the company Gary works for, VinylRight, received an anonymous, audio-taped manifesto, on which a man threatens to commit a violent act. One morning, Skinner summons Mulder and Scully to his office. But unbeknownst to his co-workers, Gary is convinced that his boss is an evil monster who preys on his own staff, turning them into the undead. On the surface, Gary would seem to be a mild-mannered Everyman. Gary Lambert works as a vinyl siding telemarketer in Oak Brook, Illinois. When the ordeal ends, Mulder also believes (despite his initial skepticism) that the man was not simply crazy, and that the boss actually is a monster. Showcasing vibrant aromas and flavors, they offer a striking balance of intensity and accessibility and are made to be enjoyed upon release.Mulder, along with several other people, is held hostage by an office employee who is convinced that his boss is a monster who has turned several of his co-workers into zombies. Core wines include: Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Zinfandel.

The majority of the grapes selected for the Folie Г Deux varietals come from the acclaimed vineyards of Sonoma County, and each offers a great expression of the varietal. Since 1981 when two psychiatrists founded the winery, Folie Г Deux has proven that it is okay to be a little crazy about wine.ДЇolie Г Deux offers a variety of red and white wines to tantalize the palates of its tasters. Named for the French term meaning вЂњa passion shared by two,вЂќ these wines represent the fulfillment of a dream to create a beautiful dance of flavors and true varietal expression. Folie Г Deux has always held a passion for creating wines that deliver a delightful shared experience.

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