Painted text in a parking space in 'The Day We Died' says "ONLY SEPT". In 'Neither Here Nor There' Peter's fate is once again in September's hands as he's the only Observer who has any desire to prevent Peter from being fully erased.
A rail tanker in 'Neither Here Nor There' has "Brain Freeze" spray painted on it, foreshadowing the memory extraction process used by the killer in 'One Night in October'.
FRINGE DIVISION CASE FILE #401-92311
FRINGE EVENT: Hybrid Shapeshifters 2.0
CLASSIFIED CASE CONNECTION(S): Shapeshifters
AGENTS ASSIGNED: Dunham, Roach, Frazier, Farnsworth
SUPERVISING AGENT: Broyles
FILE ARCHIVED BY: Gergö Hoffmann, Mariam Al Marwani
WITNESSES/CONTACTS: Agent Dunham [redacted], Special Agent Lincoln Lee
LOCATION: Hartford, Connecticut; Grove Hall Station
VICTIM(S): Agent Frazier (deceased), Agent Roach (wounded), Agent Danzig (deceased), 30 others (deceased), Nadine Park
CASE REPORT SUMMARY:
A rash of attacks led to a witness capturing the image of a semitranslucent man near victim Nadine Park (30). She was attacked at the train station at 10:45 a.m. by the man in her car and thrown into a lamppost. She had a hematoma on her right clavicle and her skin also was affected, the result of heavy metal poisoning. Agents determined that all four kill zones were centered on commuter rail stations, which provided the victim connection. After testing another body, Dr. Bishop determined they were a new biological-mechanical hybrid; an upgrade to previous tech discovered in our universe that creates a Shapeshifter. Immediate discussions opened with Over There to determine if the Shapeshifters were a product of Secretary of Defense Walter Bishop's spy program.
DECEMBER: "It is, as it has always been, our responsibility to ensure events play out as they were intended before your intervention. This started with you; it must be you who ends it. They can never know the boy lived to be a man."
OLIVIA about Walter: "He's functional, except when he's not. But he's often quite brilliant. Just never had anything to tether him to the world."
WALTER: "I don't think there's anything sadder than when two people are meant to be together and something intervenes."
WALTER: "People die. It happens. Sometimes they even die twice."
