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Following the bombing of a building in Dallas, Texas in 1998, AD Cassidy supervised an OPR hearing at Washington, D.C.'s FBI Headquarters with Special Agent Dana Scully, who had helped to find the bomb and had been near the explosion when it had occurred. The Assistant Director lengthily explained both the Attorney General's pressing need to assign responsibility for the destruction and deaths caused by the bomb, as well as the pressure, that OPR was under, to present an accurate account of the incident to the Attorney General. Stating that the FBI was now aware that five people had died in the explosion, AD Cassidy began to list the five victims, starting with Special Agent in Charge Darius Michaud.

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rdfs:comment	Following the bombing of a building in Dallas, Texas in 1998, AD Cassidy supervised an OPR hearing at Washington, D.C.'s FBI Headquarters with Special Agent Dana Scully, who had helped to find the bomb and had been near the explosion when it had occurred. The Assistant Director lengthily explained both the Attorney General's pressing need to assign responsibility for the destruction and deaths caused by the bomb, as well as the pressure, that OPR was under, to present an accurate account of the incident to the Attorney General. Stating that the FBI was now aware that five people had died in the explosion, AD Cassidy began to list the five victims, starting with Special Agent in Charge Darius Michaud.
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abstract	Following the bombing of a building in Dallas, Texas in 1998, AD Cassidy supervised an OPR hearing at Washington, D.C.'s FBI Headquarters with Special Agent Dana Scully, who had helped to find the bomb and had been near the explosion when it had occurred. The Assistant Director lengthily explained both the Attorney General's pressing need to assign responsibility for the destruction and deaths caused by the bomb, as well as the pressure, that OPR was under, to present an accurate account of the incident to the Attorney General. Stating that the FBI was now aware that five people had died in the explosion, AD Cassidy began to list the five victims, starting with Special Agent in Charge Darius Michaud. She paused, however, when Agent Scully's partner, Special Agent Fox Mulder, entered the room, late for the OPR hearing. AD Cassidy soon continued with the list, adding that SAC Michaud had been trying to defuse the bomb and also including three Dallas firemen as well as a young boy. As she began the interview with Scully, AD Cassidy was interrupted by Agent Mulder, who was curious to know whether the firemen and the young boy had been in the building. The Assistant Director politely responded to the interruption by instructively asking Agent Mulder, since he had been unable to be punctual for the hearing, to step outside the room, so that the OPR panelists could hear Scully's account to avoid her being paid the same disrespect. When he ignored her implied orders and stated in confusion that he and Scully had been told the building had been cleared, AD Cassidy assured Mulder that he would get his turn to present his own account. She repeated her request for him to step outside, a polite order that he finally obeyed, and Mulder was indeed soon summoned to re-enter the same OPR room where Scully had been, following her departure from the room.

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