Who's Who?

Gabe (Archangel): Once known as the Gabriel, the Archangel of Revelation associated with the virtue of charity. Gabe is a player in The Game and is bound by its rules. He was first encountered with Mike in Winterset, Iowa on 13 November 2000 where the pair were on an undisclosed mission. On that occassion he did not speak directly to the agents. Gabe was encountered again in Los Angeles on 15 December 2000 when he confirmed that he was the Archangel Gabriel. Gabe required the agents to close down the time portal created by Alan Hamblin III and hinted that Nathan Harlow might be able to save himself from the Joker and Lillian Winter. He was disappointed that Harlow was not up to the task. Despite his portfolio Gabe doesn't like humans much and has become entirely disenchanted with his role over the centuries. He is infuriated with evidence response's continual use of time travel despite his instructions. He doesn't believe in being plain when he doesn't need to be. Frankly, he doesn't like them much. He instructed the team to stop Raphael's meeting with Marc Georgeson on 14 May 2001. They deliberately failed to do this. When Samael was released by Jane Munroe on 20 June 2001, part of the deal was a brick that (unbeknown to Jane) was covered in Gabe's blood. Samael was able to use that as a material link and drag Gabe into Hell, where the archangel is currently imprisoned.

Gadman, Brian: Jane Munroe's first serious boyfriend. He asked her to marry him on Christmas Eve 1991, but she turned him down.

Gamaliel: Fallen angel also known as The Obscurer. He is associated with the sin of Lust. Gamaliel is known to have played the game, and to have some connection with Gabe's Cult of Revelation. Now that Samael has returned, Gamaliel will probably be forced to ally with his former master.

Garcia, Paul: Manager of the all the homeless shelters in Los Angeles. He was interview by the mid-west team on 26 January 2001, and told them that a number of homeless regulars had been disappearing in recent weeks.

Garnetti, Bruno: Head of Garnetti Advertising - a child talent agency located on the seventeenth floor of 422 Wilson Street in Wichita, Kansas. Garnetti was questioned by FBI agents in several versions of 4 June 2001, during the hunt for Melissa Lefenwieca. See case WK016.

Gary (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.

Gash'Khalah: Fallen angel also known as The Breaker into Pieces. He is associated with the sin of wrath, but is actually one of the more reasonable fallen angels. Now that Samael has returned, Gash'Kahlah will probably be forced to ally with his former master.

Gates: Functionary in the MK Ultra hierarchy, and Artemis Black's fixer. Artemis charged him with keeping an eye on Vitrano and Lavin when they met on 13 June 2001.

Georgeson, Lucy: Officially the daughter of Michael Georgeson and the sister of Marc Georgeson. Lucy is actually another alias of the same Signai computer programme that has been masquerading as the entire Georgeseon family. See the entry for Marc Georgeson for more information.

Georgeson, Marc: Known to the outside world as the chairman of Dynamicorp with a 66% stake in the company. In reality, the human personality of the Signai vessel that crash-landed in the area that is now Winterset, Iowa in 3221 BC. Has also taken on aliases of Marc's father, Michael, and various other members of the Georgeson family. The vessel controlled by Georgeson was fleeing a brain bug (Shaggai) fleet when infiltrators sabotaged the vessel and caused it to crash. Surrounded by a darkshield, Georgeson is in contact with the four lifepods that were jettisoned prior to impact. As chairman of Dynamicorp, Georgeson has been trying to subtly advance human technology to prepare the world for the impended invasion. However, the Shaggai are set to arrive sooner than expected, so he is now considering alliances with various organisations, including evidence response. Georgeson was visited agents as part of the investigation of case TL348 on 30 April 2001. However, it was on 6 June 2001 that he was more candid with them, revealing that he was the mole in evidence response. Georgeson has an ill-defined relationship with Archangel Raphael; he considers him an ally although he is wary of the archangel's powers and caprious nature. Following the recovery of a ex-signai shuttle during Operation: Certain Death (11 June 2001), Georgeson has become less accessible, dealing with the revived crew of Signai. These Signai are not adjusting well, and want Georgeson to leave Earth and try to catch up with the flag ship. As none were part of Georgeson's crew they cannot order him, and Georgeson is resisting them.

Georgeson, Michael: In official history, Michael Georgeson became the chairman of the newly incorporated Dynamicorp after the death of its founder, Raphael Barton, on 16 July 1946. At this time, Georgeson inherited an additional 51% of company stock for a 66% stake in the company. Certain conspiracy theorists (notably James Perry) think Raphael's death was suspicious and that Georgeson had a hand in it. After Michael Georgeson's death, the record shows that his shares passed to his son, Marc. However, both Michael and Marc (and the entire Georgeson family) do not actually exist: they are the aliases of the Signai super computer on the vessel buried beneath Winterset. See the entry for Marc Georgeson for more information.

Georgeson, Robert: Officially the son of Michael Georgeson and the brother of Marc Georgeson. Robert is actually another alias of the same Signai computer programme that has been masquerading as the entire Georgeseon family. See the entry for Marc Georgeson for more information.

Gilgoolie, Jenson (Professor): Once a professor at Wichita University, Gilgoolie was funded by Michel Levin of the Department of Agriculture to find a way to kill a particular breed of arthropod. Gilgoolie did not initially realise he was working against the brain bugs. He was infected by a Brain Bug himself that drove him progressively insane. During the time when he was not being controlled by the creature, Gilgoolie worked to perfect a way to destroy it. He came to believe that some or all of the staff at MacConnell airforce base had been infected by the Brain Bugs and hatched a complicated plan to get an anti-toxin into the base. He impregnated 200 duplicate uniforms with the anti-toxin and sent them to the airforce base via a local Chinese laundry. These actions led the mid-west evidence response unit onto Gilgoolie's trail (case WK001). In the final confrontation the mad and paranoid Gilgoolie was shot and killed by Special Agent Stone, but not before he had destroyed most of his own notes.

Gimble, Todd: Proprietor of the Right to Bear Arms Army Surplus Store in Wichita Kansas. On 1 May 2000 he sold 200 surplus USAF uniforms to Jenson Gilgoolie. He also sold the professor a gun.

Gillette: One of the partners of McCollins, Gillette & Couvert - a Mississippi law firm that employed Peter Ellis Dean in the 1960s. See case ES174. The law firm was sold to Reginald White in 1981, and Gillette has since died.

Glahki: Supernatual entity encountered by NTOPFOR.

Gleeman, Karen: Adopted mother of Stella Munroe, she is Jane's only surviving grandmother. Stella is 88 years old, and lives a happy retirement in Florida with her husband, Maurice.

Gleeman, Maurice: Adopted father of Stella Munroe, and the closest thing Jane has to a maternal grandfather. Maurice is in his eighties and lives in Florida with his wife, Karen.

Green, Eliot: Technician at the National Radiological Institute in Nevada. He used to work on the W-Bosun team. Green quickly saw through Reginald Alton's hunting stories. See case BRB012.

Gold: Codename given to agents Vitrano and Lavin by NTOPFOR. The codename was first mentioned in a communiqué sent by Ukrainian commandos from Caspar, Wyoming on 12 December 2000. See cases CS1473-IND and 0018-GCF.

Goldbloom, Huck (Special Agent): FBI agent and military liaison based in Langley, Virginia. Confirmed to the mid-west team that Josephine McKenna was detain at Langley and later released into the custody of the agents.

Goldfarb, Dr Klaus (Senior Special Agent): Skilled chemist and member of the west coast evidence response team. His dead body was found in an abandoned warehouse in Los Angeles in the morning of 13 December 2000 by officers Renton and Fernandez. He had been almost cut in two by automatic weapons fire. His trousers were stained an odd colour. See case LA10749.

Goodspeed (Lt): Security officer at the National Radiological Institute in Broken Bow, Nevada. Goodspeed helped McPike interview Dr Pines on 11 August 2001. He had heard of McPike's work in Caspar. See case BRB012.

Green (Agent): Member of a bomb-disposal crew who delivered a bomb-disposal robot to the mid-west HQ on 7 June 2001.

Green, Louis: Member of the brain-bug possessed cult that kidnapped Elayna Lewis in Winterset. He was killed on 15 November 2000. His car phone was on the speed dial of a phone recovered from the subterranean office beneath Winterset on 1 May 2001. See case TL348.

Greenhalge, Floyd (Special Agent): FBI agent based in Salt Lake City. Contact for the mid-west evidence response team on case WHTF003.

Grenzoli, Emilio "Grippee": Crooked art dealer based in Brownsville, Texas. He was holding a stolen Indian medallion by Lewis Sneddon-Small following the fake robbery at the latter's bonded warehouse on 2 October 2000. Sneddon-Small implicated Grenzoli after he was arrested on 15 October 2000. Grenzoli was taken into custody soon after.

Grey, Elaine: Domineering wife of Joel Grey. Her parents live in Kansas.

Grey, Joel: Inspector for the mining authority and resident of Casper, Wyoming where he lives with his wife, Elaine. Joel Grey began working for the mining authority in 1980 under the supervision of Alex Long. Grey travels all over the mid-west in his work, and has inspected the Copperhead Mine in Casper on numerous occasions. He inspected the mine on the day before the accident that claimed fifteen lives on 22 October 2000, although he was not at fault. After death of Alex Long, Joel Grey was named the sole beneficiary in his will. Three blank cheques (each for $250,000) were posted to Grey at an address where he never lived. Following the conclusion of case CS1473-IND this money has been given to Grey.

Griffin, Jake: Security guard who worked nights at the Twin Valley Farm just outside Wichita, Kansas. Griffin was examined by Jane Munroe on 10 January 2001 for evidence of brain bug impregnation but was found to be clean.

Gross, Cecil (Special Agent): FBI agent who investigated the murders of teamsters and workers in Detroit in the 1960s. This investigation was later connected with the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa.

Guthman, Arnold "Arnie": Facilities Manager of the National Radiological Institute in Nevada. Cooperated with the agents during case BRB012.

Guthrie, Hank (Special Agent): Member of the organised crime unit at the Richmond regional office. Currently working on the case against local crimelord Gerard Blank with his partner, Lewis Harrigan.

Guthrie, Wilson: Helicopter pilot who was reported dead in 1998, Guthrie is now a private investigator in the employ of Michael Levin. Guthrie had been waiting at the guest house in Winterset, Iowa for two weeks when evidence response arrived on 13 November 2000. He was waiting to make contact with Richard Quail who had infiltrated the Westwood Charity. Guthrie is normally based in Canada. The agents now have his contact number.