Special Agent Fox Mulder

Case: 3X07/The Walk

No physical evidence was found linking Leonard Trimble to the deaths of General 
Callahan's wife and son. Officially, the investigation remains open, the murders 
unsolved.

Leonard Trimble's family requested his burial at Arlington National Cemetery.  
The Army denied this request. Trimble was cremated, his ashes interred at a 
civilian cemetery in Tannersville, Pennsylvania.

Leonard Trimble's mission was not to kill his enemies, but to shatter their lives, 
to keep them alive to suffer the pain that he felt, to see the view from his 
wheelchair. Amputees sometimes feel pain of phantom limbs, ghosts of hands still 
clenching, legs still aching. Is it not possible that Trimble developed a phantom 
soul, a malevolent psyche that took its violent revenge on those he held accountable? 
It was war that destroyed Leonard Trimble's body, but his wounds went deeper than 
the loss of his limbs. What destroyed those parts of him that make us human beings, 
those better angels of our nature? I cannot say.