Who's Who?

Dale, Laura: One of two potential victims of Apache Joe to live in Round Rock, Texas as determined by the research of the mid-west evidence response team and Chris Walcott. Sister of Leena Dale. Sent to Hollywood for New Year to keep her safe. With the death of the serial killer, she should hopefully remain that way.

Dale, Leena: One of two potential victims of Apache Joe to live in Round Rock, Texas as determined by the research of the mid-west evidence response team and Chris Walcott. Sister of Laura Dale. Sent to Hollywood for New Year to keep her safe. With the death of the serial killer, she should hopefully remain that way.

David: Technician from Westburg Vaults summoned to open the vault at the west coast HQ on 14 December 2000. He was subsequently murdered by the Joker. The matter was kept under wraps for fear of compromising case LA10749. David's death was never reported to the team investigating the Joker. His family were later told that he was murdered by triads.

Davies, James: Husband of Jessica Davies, killed when Flight FB105 was destroyed by the Joker on 4 December 2000. Agents Harlow and Munroe encountered Al Brickman in his seat during the flight, which has yet to be explained. His wife, Jessica, survived the crash but later died in hospital.

Davies, James (Judge): Judge resident in Joplin, Missouri. Issued an exhumation order on several graves in the Irongates Military Cemetery at the behest of Artemis Black on 5 February 2001. Judge Davies is fond of golf.

Davies, Jessica: Frumpy housewife and passenger from seat 29 of flight FB105 to Fairbanks, Alaska that was destroyed by the Joker on 4 December 2000. Jessica survived the crash but died on the operating table in the night of 10 December 2000. Agents Harlow and Munroe encountered Lillian Winter in her seat during the flight, which has yet to be explained. Jessica's husband, James, was also killed on the flight.

Davies, Jonathan: Individual who, in 1963, discovered the abandoned Eldorado Coupe that contained the body of Peter Ellis Dean. Why this was matter was never taken further remains to be seen. See case ES174.

Dawson, Hank (Senior Special Agent): Second in command of the north-west evidence response team, based in Anchorage, Alaska. Like many FBI agents, Dawson is a trained lawyer.

De Azua, Marcos Ruiz: Miner and leader of a cult who used a copper mine in Santa Barbara for their own nefarious purposes. De Azua was killed when Benedict Oaxaca destroyed the mine in February 1995.

De Tour, Gerald: One of the old patriarches who seems to control Estelle County, Louisiana. It is believed that, in the 1962, La Ville and his buddies Christopher Roche, Louis la Ville and Sam Pickering snr were responsible for the murder of Peter Ellis Dean. De Tour's son, Roger, was also present at the killing. De Tour has failing health and was living in the Shady Acres retirement home outside Estelle. Given the nature of the murder, the agents through it likely that de Tour has access to magic of some kind. This was proven to be ture. The old man was interviewed by the agents on 19 June 2001 in connection with case ES174. The psychic wave following the release of Samael the next day, drove him mad. He went to the local hospital, and used a magic gun to kill Louis la Ville, two orderlies and very nearly agents McPike and Malkin. He was killed by Benedict Oaxaca, effectively ending Peter Ellis Dean's revenge killings as well as the case itself. It is believed that de Tour was an ex-Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan.

De Tour, Roger: Contacted by the agents in connection to case ES174. Roger is the son of Gerald de Tour. Roger was nine at the time of the death of Peter Ellis Dean, and probably witnessed his father and the other patriachs murder the man. This scared him, and he is very scared that the truth will come out. However, Roger is still a generally unpleasent racist, much like his father. Roger was possessed by Peter Ellis Dean, so the spirit could watch the rampage and death of Gerald de Tour on 22 June. It is not know, whether Dean is still in Roger de Tour's body.

Dean, Peter Ellis: A civil-rights activist who disappeared in Louisiana in 1962. Prior to his death, Dean worked as a law clerk for McCollins, Gillette and Couvert and was a member of the "Law For All" civil rights movement. He had a criminal record, having been arrested twice for breaching local civil disobedience ordinances (the Louisiana Race Acts). However, he as a lover more than a fighter and is known to have been something of a ladies-man. He was engaged to be married to Alisha Black, while he was also seeing Estelle columnist Lila-Bette Monet. This relationship pushed him into the path of Lila-Bette's father, Jean, and his four cronies who between them ran Estelle County. While passing through Estelle, Dean was waylaid by Christopher Roche, Sam Pickering snr, Louis la Ville and Gerald de Tour (and his nine year old son, Roger). They murdered Dean and placed his body in the trunk of his car (a 1959 Eldorado Coupe belonging to his friend, Christopher Rock). Magic was cast to make the vehicle almost impossible to find. Vindictively, Dean's spirit was bound to his body. He remained trapped for forty years and went quite insane. In late 1999 the car was found by Louise Roche (Christopher's daughter) and passed to the FBI. Dean's body was eventually recovered on 8 June 2001 at which point his spirit was released and went on vengeful bender to murder all his original killers and their children. See case ES174.

Deeson, Melanie: Twenty year-old potential victim of Apache Joe from Temple, Texas.

Deeson, Rebecca: Nineteen year-old potential victim of Apache Joe from Eagle Pass, Texas.

Dega, Enrico: Mexican money-launderer and drug lord with his own private army. Dega was the target of a joint FBI-DEA operation in 1994, that involved Benedict Oaxaca. His operation was later compromised by the testimony of Ferdinand Jimminez.

Delaquoire (Doctor): Physician who works at the Shady Acres nursing home in Estelle County, Louisiana. Gerald de Tour is one of Dr Delaquoire's patients. The doctor met the agents of the mid-west flying squad on 19 June 2001 as part of their investigation of case ES174.

DeMontu, William (Deputy Director): One of the deupty directors in the Department of Agriculture and head of Operation Yuri - the ongoing war against the brain bugs. DeMontu is Michael Levin's superior.

Derek (Police Officer): Member of the Pasadena police force sent to help the mid-west evidence response team in their search of warehouses in the dock area on 12 October 2000. Entered the Coffee 4 Texas warehouse with Special Agents Stone and Black and was subsequently gunned down by members of Jesus Martinez's drugs gang. Derek leaves two daughters aged six and eight.

Devereaux, Wilson: Canadian citizen and member of the trio of paedophiles who escaped into the badlands of North Dakota on 17 September 2000 to avoid the RCMP. He was accompanied by Norton Binks and Andrew Edwards; all were noted huntsmen. A dark-haired avuncular man, Devereaux procured children for his sordid business. He never escaped the badlands, and was ripped apart by a werewolf. His remains were discovered by evidence response on 22 November 2000. See Case DVL017.

Devries, Henry (Special Agent): Member of the Carnivore Diagnostic Tool Unit with Nathan Harlow who was also reassigned when the unit was closed. After Harlow's original tinkering with the time-line Devries was reassigned with Harlow to evidence response where he took the role of scapegoat, and became the Joker's new whipping boy. In this timeline it was Devries who was killed by the Joker on 18 October, reincarnated into the body of Lehoaoah, survived the crash of flight FB104 and was killed by the Joker again on 14 December. Fortunately for everyone's sanity (and Devries's soul) the original timeline was soon restored and Henry Devries is alive and well with no memory of these events that never happened. See the section on Time Travel for a more detailed treatment of these events.

Devries, Dr Royston (Senior Special Agent): Psychologist and member of the east coast evidence response team. Gave a psyche evaluation to agents Ecks, McKraken and Burchill on 13 December 2000. He participated in the operation to take down Apache Joe on 1 January 2001.

Dewey (Doctor): Matronly coroner of Clayton County. Encounted by agents Munroe and Ecks on the evening of 13 December 2000 when they arrived to autopsy the bodies of the west coast team.

Different: In the prophecies of Horus-Ra, the Different are those races who were changed or otherwise affected by the First War between the demons and the angels.

Dodd (Sheriff): Local sheriff of Estelle County. Encounterd by the agents during case ES174. On 18 June 2001 he began his investigation into the deaths of Christopher and Louise Roche.

Doppelgangers: An alien race of shapechangers. See entry for the K'tai.

Drake, Alex (Special Agent): FBI agent with great skill in accounting and the assault rifle, as was evidence by the way he brought down a helicopter gunship with surprising ease. He was assigned to the mid-west evidence response team during case WK001, and then returned in a more permanent capacity on 9 December 2000. He was badly wounded in the firefight against Apache Joe on 1 January 2001. See also: Alex Drake Casefile.

Dubieniec, Peter: A Ukrainian immigrant to the United States who lived in Newark and got by on petty thievery. At some point in the early 1980s, Dubieniec returned to the Ukraine where he studied under his grandfather, a local mystic of some kind. Dubieniec's grandfather was able to bind the spirit of a witch to Peter. The witch was bound to the words of her fairytale, and the fairytale was tattooed onto Dubieniec's body. Dubieniec was given intensive training on how to martial his mind and master the spirt of the entity that always struggled for control. On his return to Newark, Dubieniec used his newfound abilities to become a highly efficient assassin and he found work with the Polish Mafia. He was paid to assassinate Rustam Bezushko of the Ukrainian mafia, which he did on 24 April 2001. Bezushko was possessed by a brain bug that entered Dubieniec and tried to control him. Dubieniec's mental conditioning stopped the brain bug from exerting control, and from escaping. However the mental stress of dominating both witch and brain bug took its toll. Dubieniec collapsed in his safe house and could not befend himself when Youri Borschak and Ivan Voltchkov arrived to murder him a few days later. After his death the tattoos (and the entity/witch) passed to Doctor Douglas Fairbanks, leaving Dubieniec almost unrecognisable. See case NW988.

Dukes, PJ: Helicopter pilot and Vietnam veteran prone to violent flashbacks to the 'Nam. His helicopter (Rapunzel) was chartered by Elijah Stone to take fellow agents to the island of Kahoolawe on 29 November 2000. Dukes lost his head, nearly crashed the helicopter and had to be sedated. The following day his copter was stolen by Special Agent Wendell Wells and crashed into the sea.

Dunnit, Clive (Private): Army private responsible for handing the Gunnery Sergeant Albert Johnson the weapon that exploded and killed him. His whereabouts since 1991 has not been verified.

Duquesne: A collector of antiquities who lived in Georgia around 1900. His collection of Egyptian artefacts and other exhibits were displayed at the Kansas State Library in a version of 5 June 2001 inflicted on Benedict by unknown alien perpetrators (originally believed to have been the Sil). It was used by servants of Sebek in a plan to summon a portion of the sun and destroy Wichita. The state and significance of the collection in the real world is unknown.