Wagner stroked his forehead at the mention of zombies. He looked back up as Alexandrea spoke.<br/><br/>"By all indications, the bones indicate they lived, and died, two hundred years ago," he said, ",and their bones were from people long dead no different from what we'd find in a coffin from two-hundred years ago. Their flesh is another story entirely. They were all dead when they were discovered, by by liver-temperature, and every other measure, they'd been dead for less than a few hours. Every test comes up with the same result."<br/><br/>"It may not be x-files, but when a string of bodies show up, people who'd been walking around, by all evidence, until they walked down that road, with two-hundred year old bones. People with absolutely no paper trail. No finger-prints, no name, no ID, no possessions, and no missing persons matching their description, anywhere. We're here to explain the conventionally inexplicable, and conventionally speaking, this is completely inexplicable," he said.