| On October 13, 1961 Bill and Teena Mulder had a | | | | in catching a notorious killer in 1988. He also caught |
| son whom they named Fox. The young Fox | | | | several other dangerous criminals. All of this |
| William Mulder was destined to become one of | | | | quickly made the name of Fox Mulder a legend in |
| the best and brightest agents ever claimed by | | | | the FBI. |
| the Federal Bureau of Investigation. As well as the | | | | Fox found the X-Files (cases deemed unsolvable |
| laughing stock of the country's foremost | | | | and unexplainable by the Bureau) after undergoing |
| investigative agency. | | | | regressive hypnosis in an attempt to remember |
| Fox's younger years were filled with the things of | | | | the truth of what really happened on the night |
| normal boys. He loved playing baseball and climbing | | | | Samantha disappeared. It was then that he began |
| trees. He also enjoyed Science Fiction, evidenced | | | | to develop an interest, which turned into an |
| by the fact that he was known to dress up as | | | | obsession, in things of a paranormal nature. |
| Mr. Spock from Star Trek. | | | | With his newfound role as Lead Investigator of |
| As a teenager, he developed an affection for | | | | the X-Files, Fox developed a strong belief in the |
| outer space. Though he never said he wanted to | | | | idea of alien abductions. He believed almost |
| be an astronaut when he grew up, seeing the | | | | fanatically that Samantha's disappearance was |
| Space Shuttle launch when he was an adult was | | | | really an abduction. |
| the fulfillment of a boyhood dream. | | | | Because of his new and, what some considered, |
| When Fox was twelve years old, his sister | | | | outlandish ideas of alien abductions, alien invasions |
| Samantha vanished mysteriously from their home. | | | | and government cover-up conspiracies, he was |
| When an investigation came up dry, Fox became | | | | given the nickname of "Spooky Mulder." Most |
| determined to search for and find his sister. That | | | | others in the FBI laughed when he told them |
| would become the driving force of everything he | | | | about his theories. Other agents couldn't take him |
| did in his adult life. | | | | seriously and refused to work with him. |
| Eighteen-year-old Fox graduated from High School | | | | However, none of this deterred Fox in any way. |
| in 1979 and began his college career four years | | | | In fact, it actually fueled his fire and determination |
| later when he enrolled in the University of Oxford | | | | to find proof that his ideas and theories were |
| in Oxford, England in 1983. He studied psychology | | | | more than just the mindless fantasies of an |
| and graduated with a first degree honors BA in | | | | obsessed brother trying to find a reason for what |
| 1986. Later that same year he entered the FBI | | | | happened to his little sister. |
| Academy at Quantico, Virginia. | | | | Though FBI Special Agent Fox Mulder's life and |
| After graduating from the academy, Fox began | | | | career began as typical as most, events |
| his FBI career with in the Behavioral Science | | | | throughout his life transformed him into the man |
| Unit(psychological profiling). He wrote a paper on | | | | he is today. |
| serial killers and the occult, which was instrumental | | | | Spooky and all. |