The creator of "The X-Files" said he and his colleagues willdeeply miss the crew member accidentally electrocuted Monday duringfilming of the Fox series.
The worker, identified as Jim Engh, was killed (not injured, as aheadline Tuesday incorrectly stated) when an electrical line sent a4,800-volt charge through the scaffold he was using. Six others onthe scaffold were injured.
"All of us are deeply saddened by the tragic loss of our friendand colleague Jim Engh," Chris Carter, creator and executive producerof "The X-Files," said in a statement.
"Our hearts go out to his family and friends. He will be deeplymissed by all who have known him and worked with him. Our thoughtsand prayers are with the other crew members who were injured. We wishthem a speedy recovery."
None of the actors in the series, which stars Gillian Anderson andDavid Duchovny, was present when the accident occurred.
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