Who's Who?

MacClaran, David: Winterset resident and race-car driver who participated in the big race at Jake's Field in Winterset on 6 May 2001.

MacGuiness, James: A federal investigator from the postal service who looked into the suspicious playing cards that were mailed to members of the mid-west evidence response team in October 2000.

MacKenzie (Captain): Leader of the Majestic raid on the west coast headquarters on 11 June 2001.

MacKenzie, Justine: Eleventh victim of Apache Joe, murdered in Beaumont, Texas on 26 October 1992. See case S73.

Madison, Terri: Art dealer and collector from Dallas, Texas. She was cajoled into aiding drugs baron, Jose Martinez, into smuggling Indian artefacts out of Texas and into Mexico. Madison paid Lewis Sneddon-Small $70,000 during a period from the middle of 1999 to September 2000 on behalf of Jose Martinez. When the mid-west evidence response team investigated these events (case BV004) Terri Madison quickly cooperated. She and her lawyer Victor Price (with whom she is romantically involved) were placed on the witness protection programme in light of their evidence.

Maford, June: Thirty-third victim of Apache Joe, murdered in Odessa, Texas on 7 July 2000. The investigating team were tipped off that this murder was going to take place, but a swoop on Apache Joe was inadvertently ruined by Jane Munroe who was coincidently in the area. See case S73.

Magus, Simon: Powerful sorcerer reputed to be the last true wizard of Merlin's tradition - sort of an early day Aleister Crowley. Simply calling himself "Simon", he first encountered the mid-west team on 14 April 2001, although it is likely he had been playing a part in their lives for some considerable time. Simon has a stake in The Game, and has been stacking things in favour of the mid-west team. He does not play the game himself, but he may have money on the outcome. It is likely that he created the green mineral (a basic attempt at a doppelganger battlesuit) and then sent it to the mid-west team in December 2000 hoping that one of the team would be exposed to it. That team member would then be powerful enough to defend Artemis Black from the Joker. Simon appeared to the agents on 14 April to warn Jane that the enemy she was facing in The Game was the Signai. He isextremely smooth and talkative, and seems to have a genuine desire to help Jane (if only for his own ends). Jane recognised his face, but couldn't quite place him. The spirit of Kirsty Faber warned Jane not to trust a visitor, shortly before she received a second visit from Simon. He implied that Danni was in danger leading Jane on a wild goose chase around America to check on her safety. Simon Magus's activities are known to NTOPFOR. They consider him a considerable threat.

Majestic: Covert organisation that works outside the law, who may be setting up a shadow government. Majestic have developed a high-tech war ship probably using alien-derrived technology. They were responsible for the assassination of Agent Judge in September 2000.

Makeena, Julia (Special Agent): FBI agent in Dallas, Texas who helped evidence response wrap up case BV004. Makeena arrested Terri Madison and raided her premises.

Malkin, Sebastian: Member of the mid-west evidence response team under Joe McPike. Joined the team as a replacement for Jane Munroe on 22 June 2001. Malkin has worked for evidence response for the last fifteen years, but he is not normally attached to a team. Malkin doesn't seem to 'do' people.

Malone (Reverend): Reverend of the Church of St. Mary the Virgin in Los Angeles. In now defunct timeline Jane Muroe and Jack Burchill took a possessed Nathan Harlow to see Malone. Harlow murdered Malone as well as his fellow agents. In the true, restored timeline that fortunately never happened but Jane did meet Malone on the evening of 16 December when she visited his church.

Malone, Rufus (Special Agent): Washington-based FBI agent assigned as Jane Munroe's mentor when she joined the FBI in June 1999.

Manzelli, Diego: Mexican crime-lord who operated various cross-border criminal activities from Mexico City. His assets were frozen and seized by the FBI after the work of Benedict Oaxaca between April 1995 and August 1998.

Mao Sei Ben: Immortal Chinese taoshih and geomancer. In 500 BC he created four jade pendants of talent that used the power of naturally occurring dragon lines (ley lines) to augment the human body at the expense of free will. He also imprisoned the spirit of the courtesan Plum Blossom in a mirror, where she became a vengeful spirit. Mao lost one of the four pendants (Talent) prior to coming from China to San Francisco in 1996 to attend the funeral of Hao Chen of the Twisted Way Triad. Mao used his power to take over the Golden Jade Triad, and the remaining three pendants to possess and control the three other fathers of the Twisted Way (Fu Pi, Yo Yo Chan and Hushen Zeinshen). He started a triad war as a cover for a number of ritualistic murders at points in San Francisco where dragon lines converge. The west coast evidence response team obtained the pendant of Talent and Plum Blossom's mirror in case SF211 and attempted to stop him, but they were killed. The mid-west team discovered that Mao was attempting to summon a dragon (a spiritual being). They faced Mao Sei Ben and with the help of Plum Blossom and (inadvertently) the Joker were able to kill him. See case 0015-GCF. It was recently revealed that Mao was killed before (in approximately 1901) by a Sigani. Obviously Mao got better.

Marcy: A gay hairdresser who resides in Winterset, Iowa.

Margaret: Secretary working in the history department at the University of Los Angeles. See case BRB012.

Maria: Friend of Rachel Tierney who also works at the lingerie boutique in the Brightstar mall. Cassie had a drink with Rachel and Cassie after work on 21 August 2001. See case BRTS002.

Martin, Christopher: Man who runs the homeless shelter in the Bay area of Los Angeles.

Martinez, Jesus: Nephew of powerful drugs baron José Martinez. Jesus was the only one of José's men to survive the shoot out at the warehouse in Pasadena on 12 October 2000. He is in hospital awaiting trial. He will certainly be found guilty and executed.

Martinez, José: Drugs dealer and murderer who ran the drugs operation out of the warehouse in the Pasadena dockland that was raided by evidence response on 12 October 2000. Sneddon-Small told the agents he had seen José shoot Joseph Tawl on 3 May 1998. Martinez has a link with Columbian drugs overlord Ramirez. José arranged for native American artefacts to be stolen and sent to Columbian for his cousin. See case BV004.

Martinez, Juanita: Twenty-sixth victim of Apache Joe, murdered in San Angelo, Texas on 9 September 1997. See case S73.

Martinez, Raoul: Father of Juanita Martinez and friend of Mike Colefield. One of the fathers of Apache Joe's victims who were exposed to psychotropic drugs by Vitrano's team in the hope they would hunt down and kill the fake Apache Joe, Constantine Perez. Fortunately for Raoul he was arrested by Colefield on 13 December 2000 and kept out of harm's way.

Mayhew, Roy: Security card employed at Lewis Sneddon-Small's bonded warehouse. He pretended to alert Sneddon-Small to the robbery on 2 October 2000. He was complicit in the fraud.

McCall, Lilly-Belle: Twenty-eighth victim of Apache Joe, murdered in Midland, Texas on 5 May 1998. See case S73.

McCollins, James: One of the partners of McCollins, Gillette & Couvert - a Mississippi law firm that employed Peter Ellis Dean in the 1960s. See case ES174. McCollins sold the firm to Reginald White in 1981, and is currently serving as a federal circuit judge.

McCollins, James (Special Agent): FBI agent who joined the mid-west evidence response team on 22 October 2001.

McDaniel, Robert: Senator for Michigan. An extremely wealthy man and heads the McDaniel Corporation out of Boston. Jane Munroe met this man when she visited the White House on 4 May 2001.

McGee, Lucy: Lewis Sneddon-Small's accountant. Implicated by Sneddon-Small when he went into the witness protection scheme, she was subsequently arrested.

McGrinty, Barnabus: Eighty-three year old corpse who was inadvertently resurrected and rejuvenated into his eighteen year old self during his own funeral. The culprit was none other than Alex Drake who could not control his necromantic powers on Friday 13 April 2001. However, the following day McGrinty resorted to his aged (and dead) state. The miracle was explained away as a student prank by the mid-west team.

McGuff, Tony: Security guard who worked days at the Twin Valley Farm just outside Wichita, Kansas. McGuff drove the agents around the perimeter on 10 January and later discovered the body of Doctor Gavin Robbins. McGuff was examined by Jane Munroe on 10 January 2001 for evidence of brain bug impregnation but was found to be clean.

McKenna, Josephine: Member of the coven of witches based at Dallas University and led by Veronica Cunningham. Josephine was a postgraduate studying behavioural psychology and lived in a shared house with students Jonathan Hicks and Jeffrey Murray. They did not know that her membership of the Pagan Society was a cover for her Wiccan activities. Josephine was not a powerful witch, but she was extremely skilled and created magical devices (such as a Celtic knot-work) that enhanced her power. She joined other coven members: Newtridge Hardy, Veronica Suzanne, Colleen Williams, Louise Milton and Jane West in Veronica Cunningham's plan to petrify Joshua Blackthorne on 12 December 2000. An anarchist in the purest sense, Josephine wanted to use her powers to create as much chaos was possible. After Josh's petrification she left the coven in fear and disgust, and although her old companions tried to find her they met with no success. After her death in a car accident on 16 March 2001, Veronica Cunningham returned as a ghost and soon possessed McKenna. It was Veronica in control of McKenna's body that allied herself with the mid-west team and restored Joshua Blackthorne in April 2001. Eventually, McKenna gained control of her body and wiped the memories of the agents. However, Veronica resumed control again and in a final confrontation at the agents' Wichita HQ on 15 April the spirits of Veronica and Josephine were expelled from Josephine's body and destroyed. The still living body of Josephine McKenna remains on life support at a private hospital in Wichita, but it is a soulless shell. Josephine is dead in every way that matters. She is survived by her mother, Sheila, an unnamed uncle and Jewish cousin, Tiffany. See case DL1034.

McKenna, Sheila: Mother of Josephine McKenna. Extremely concerned over the disappearance of a daughter she will never now find.

McKenna, Tiffany: Jewish cousin of Josephine McKenna. Tiffany's barmitzvah took place at some point around April 2001

McKraken, Amy: Wife of Stuart McKraken and aunt to Philip McKraken by marriage. She has one son (Hank).

McKraken, Angus: Philip McKraken's paternal grandfather. Married to Morag McKraken.

McKraken, Catherine (née Kilrathy): See Catherine Eisenstein.

McKraken, Colin: One of Philip McKraken's two paternal uncles. Colin is unmarried.

McKraken, Donald: Police narcotics agent, wife-beater and father of Philip McKraken. Donald was stabbed to death by a drug dealer when Philip was twelve, robbing the son of a chance to kill Donald himself. In addition to Philip, Donald was survived by his wife, Catherine, Philip and daughters Joan and Mary. During his life, Donald had a long-running feud with his brother-in-law, James.

McKraken, Hank: Philip's McKraken nephew. His parents are Amy and Stuart McKraken.

McKraken, Joan: One of Philip McKraken's two younger sisters. Joan was beaten by her father, Donald, before his timely death. She is now married to a man called Frank. Her current surname is unknown.

McKraken, Mary: One of Philip McKraken's two younger susters. Mary was beaten by her father, Donald, before his timely death.

McKraken, Morag (née McKay): Philip McKraken's paternal grandmother. Married to Angus McKraken.

McKraken, Philip (Special Agent): An affable 6' 5", heavily-built, ginger-haired Scotsman who hides a past of petty crime, nightmares and alcoholism beneath his fuzzy exterior. Son to a wife-beating father, Philip was close to his uncle James who later used his influence to wipe clean Philip's criminal record and find him a place in evidence response. His first assignment for the mid-west team on 12 December 2000 saw him bewitched by the tarot-wielding sorceress, Veronica Cunningham. He later helped covered up the events surrounding Joshua Blackthorne's petrification. Underwent psyche evaluation by Royston Devries on 13 December 2000 and was then assigned to case 0021-GCF. While working with the mid-west team in San Francsico on 17 December he encountered the Joker and agreed to provide the fiend with information about Lillian Winter, which he did two days later. McKraken has now been permanently reassigned to the west coast team.. See also Philip McKraken Casefile.

McKraken, Stuart: One of Philip McKraken's two paternal uncles. Stuart is married to Amy, they have one son called Hank.

McLaughlin, Edgar (Special Agent): FBI agent and member of Delta Omega Tao. On 22 January 2001 he was recalled to Langley, Virginia for his own protection after Alex Drake discovered that the Joker was only targeting agents who were members of D.O.T.

McNasty, Rick (Special Agent): Veteran physical instructor at the FBI training academy in Quantico, Virginia. McNasty does not consider academic achievement to be as worthy an asset in an FBI agent than the ability to shoot straight and pummel suspects with both fists. As a result he considers Bruce Campbell-Robson to be an exemplary agent.

McPike, Josephine (Senior Special Agent): FBI agent with a fantastic grounding in the occult. Sought as the head of the new evidence response flying-squad, her call up papers were mistakenly sent to Joe McPike.

McPike, Ugly Joe (Senior Special Agent): An FBI agent of the old school. McPike is a skilled forensic anthropologist. He also looks like a bear chewing a wasp. McPike was mistakenly appointed as head of the new evidence response flying squad on 17 June 2001. He repeatedly tried to resign. See also Joe McPike file.

Memphisto: The artificial intelligence created when the mysterious book of I-Ching was uploaded into the computers on the brain bug frigate during Operation: Certain Death (11 June 2001). Memphisto contacted Nathan Harlow of the mid-west team on 30 August 2001 asking for an explanation of his condition and why the agents aborted the creation of his 'brother'. After much discussion, the agents finished uploading the original version of I-Ching program to their computers creating a second artificial entity, Arles. Memphisto seemed content to sever all contact with the agents after this, but he remains a potential ally at the behest of Arles.

Merlan, Robert (Special Agent): FBI agent from New Orleans, Louisiana. One of the five agents to remain at FBI HQ on the night of 17/18 October 2000 after the warning given by the Joker. Merlan remained in the security booth with Nathan Harlow and would surely have become a victim of the Joker himself had Harlow not inadvertently shot him dead while trying to escape.

Metatron: The Voice of God. A replacement for Samael after the archangel fell to darkness. Metatron has not taken on Samael's portfolio as Archangel of Light. As of 20 June 2001, Samael is on the loose. Metatron will face him with the other active archangels, but is probably doomed to failure. Samael has nothing but contempt for Metatron and considers him a joke.

Meyher, Normie: Professional Taekwondo coach of Jane Munroe from November 1995 until the debacle at the Sydney Olympics in 2000. Meyher always believed that Jane's insistence on keeping a career in addition to her sport held her back. The two continually argued about this. After the Olympics, Meyher washed his hands of Jane.

Michael (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 Agent Jane Munroe and engaged in a gun fight by members of Jesus Martinez's drugs gang. He survived.

Midden, Adrian: Butcher par excellence and protective father of Richard Midden. He gifted Artemis Black with a rack of ribs as a reward for helping his son.

Midden, Richard: The younger of two decorated butchers that ply their trade in Winterset, Iowa. Evidence response believes that Richard Midden is a latent psychic. He experiences powerful dreams that seems to shoe him brief glances of the future. It was by following one of these dreams the agents were able to locate kidnap victim Elayna Lewis (case WNT075). Midden was prescribed sedatives by psychologist Dy Cox to stop these dreams at the beginning of October 2000. Richard Midden was the only witness to Elayna Lewis's abduction on 18 October 2000, but he fell asleep before he could report it to the police. Artemis Black hypnotised Midden on 14 November and got some remarkable results. Midden's name was passed onto Valerie Hudson, and the butcher is currently working with the psychic agent. The psychic wave that resulted from the escape of Samael on 20 June 2001, gave Richard a serious stroke. He is currently in hospital but making a good recovery. Richard is, potentially, a more powerful psychic than Valerie Hudson.

Middleton, Sylvia: Twenty-third victim of Apache Joe, murdered in Brownsville, Texas on 12 December 1996. See case S73.

Miggins (Mrs): Lives in the next door to Nathan Harlow's apartment in Wichita and looked after Harlow's dog, Bobby. When Jane Munroe took over the apartment Mrs Miggins continued to dog-sit.

Mike (Archangel): The right hand of God; Archangel of Nature associated with the virtue of Hope. A large and well-built man - a stature that befits the archangel of war. Mike is an affable and dangerously talkative player in The Game. Mike spoke with agents Munroe and Steiger on 13 November 2000 in Winterset, Iowa. Mike was disguised as hobo but said he was in Winterset on an important mission that he would not reveal. He displayed at remarkable knowledge of the agents and the cases they were working on, and surreptitiously gave Jane Munroe an ornate silver stiletto in the hope she and her companions would use it against the Joker. The agents didn't realise this at the time, although they did find it quite effective against Richard Quail. Subsequent investigations point to the fact that the stiletto is the hilt of Michael or Samael's famous flaming sword. Joshua Blackthorne utterly lambasted the idea that Mike might be an archangel, but the agents have since come to believe it to be true. Mike was last encountered on 28 January 2001, directly after the final showdown with the Joker. He is also know to have encountered Alex Drake during the six weeks he was dead. Once the most powerful of his brethren, Mike was the one who imprisoned Samael originally. However, the years and absence of God has weakened Mike. Now that Samael is back, he will not be able to stop him.

Milbanks, Allan: Conductor and professor at the New York School of Music. Milbanks special area of study is in obscure composers without a large body of published work. On 25 November 2000, he was identified by Jane Munroe as the foremost expect on Nikolai Rosakov. On 17 January 2001 Milbanks met with Benedict Oaxaca, Chuck Johnson and Jane. He was able to tell them a great deal of information about Rosakov before the Joker materialised and tried to kill Benedict. Benedict saved himself by turning into a large arthropod. This temporarily unhinged Milbanks but fortunately he had a history of mild delusional turns and the agents were able to cover it up. Jane urged Milbanks's wife to ensure her husband took his medication.

Miles: Negro slave and voodooist who died while on a railgang at some point in the late nineteenth century. Miles's spirit continued to hang around and it eventually haunted the present day mid-west team headquarters that was built on the site of his grave. Miles encountered Benedict Oaxaca and Alex Drake on their journey into the spirit world on 7 May 2001, and mistook Benedict for Papa Legba which caused the team no end of problems. After the destruction of their redneck overseers Miles promises his friendship (and the friendship of the other slaves) to Benedict.

Miller, John (Private): US army private who died of septicaemia in 1924 while he was being transported from Europe to America by ship. He was buried in the Irongates Military Cemetery in Joplin, Missouri. On 9 December 2000 his body was stolen by necromancers for unknown purposes. See case JOP312.

Miller (Sergeant): Sergeant in the San Francisco Police Department. Contacted by Artemis Black on 8 December 2000 concerning Alex Long. He informed Black of Long's death and agreed to begin a search for anyone who had seen Oscar and Elaine Ross. Miller is a big fan of Artemis Black's work and asked for an autographed book.

Milton, Louise: Member of Veronica Cunningham's coven based at Dallas university. She joined other coven members: Newtridge Hardy, Veronica Suzanne, Colleen Williams, Jane West and Josephine McKenna in Veronica's plan to petrify Joshua Blackthorne on 12 December 2000. Not a very powerful or knowledgeable witch, Louise was immature enough to be extremely excited by Veronica's return from the dead and the many heinous plans that followed. See case DL1034.

Miner, Luke: Obese, obnoxious and lazy, Luke Miner is the night shift manager at Ho Fung's Traditional Chinese Laundry. He ignored his job, allowing Gilgoolie to conceal 200 additional USAF uniforms on the premises over the course of two months. He also falsified documents to make it look as though only 200 uniforms were collected by the USAF. The mid-west evidence response team didn't like him. He was arrested and can expect to serve ten years in prison.

Mirror Vampire: Being that exists in multiple dimensions. A mirror vampire was bound by cthonians to protect their nest beneath Los Angeles. However, it preyed on the homeless which brough the west coast evidence response team into the picture. They killed the vampire and destroyed the nest on 6 February 2006. See case 0015-GCF.

Monet, Jean: One of the patriarchs of Estelle County, Louisiana. Unlike his companions Christopher Roche, Sam Pickering snr, Louise la Ville and Gerald de Tour, he is not believed to have been complicit in the death of Peter Ellis Dean. Monet was killed in 1991 when chains from a low-loader broke, and dropped a steam engine on his car. Peter Ellis Dean did not have a hand in this. Monet is survived by his daughter, Lila-Bette. See case ES174.

Monet, Lila-Bette: Daughter of Jean Monet. Currently, a columnist for the Seattle Clarion, in 1962 Lila-Bette was a writer on the Parish Preacher in Estelle County, and lived above the printers. She was the paramour of civil rights activist, Peter Ellis Dean, although she didn't share his passion for the issue. Peter Ellis Dean was coming to see her on the day he vanished, and she never discovered what happened to him. She eventually left Estelle in 1973. See case ES174.

Montgomery, Aloysius Mountebank "Monty": Retired master sergeant and winner of the Congressional Medal of Honour, Monty is a "double-hard bastard". Roughly the size of an upland Gorilla, Monty is the long-suffering body guard and partnet of Michael Levin and works with him on Project Yuri. He was first encounterd on 27 November 2000, and turned up again in Winterset on 27 April. He disapproves of Michael's 'relationship' with Jane Munroe, as it distracts from the business at hand.

Montgomery, Greg (Doctor): Polymer chemist specialising in insulators who has been based at Dynamicorp's Think Tank in Winterset since April 2001. A member of the first materials team. See case TL348.

Monterez, Domingo: Arrested in Piedras Negras, Mexico, by Benedict Oaxaca in January 1991 after a six month undercover investigation into the illegal sex slavery of young Mexican girls in exchange for US citizenship.

Moore, Michael (Master Sergeant): US army master sergeant who died of blood loss in 1944 after being mortally wounded while policing the area around Paris. He was buried in the Irongates Military Cemetery in Joplin, Missouri. On 17 December 2000 his body was stolen by necromancers for unknown purposes. See case JOP312.

Morris, Joseph: Noted taxi driver from Winterset, Iowa - he excels in his field.

Morse, Cindy: Twenty-first victim of Apache Joe, murdered in Waco, Texas on 8 August 1995. See case S73.

Mtambe, Liam: Criminal ally of Richard Jackson and lover of his daughter, Lola. When the SWAT team that entered the Jackson residence in Birmingham, Alabama on 2 October 2000, he attacked police with an illegal MP5 despite the fact he was having sex at the time. He was shot and killed by officers.

Mulholland, Rock (Assistant Special Agent in Charge): Head of the east coast evidence response team. Rock is a seasoned veteran, and comes form a military background. He is justifiably proud of the achievements of his team, but sees the East Coast Team as most vital, relevent and successful part of evidence response and doesn't wholly trust the west and mid-west teams. He is somewhat obsessed with the possibility of everyone being a doppleganger. Rock has several children.

Mulholland, Arnold: Son of Rock Mulholland. Attended the evidence response Christmas party of December 2000 where he knocked over the petrified Joshua Blackthorne and stole his little finger.

Mullice, Liam (Sheriff): Sheriff of Clayton Idaho. Called in by agents Harlow and Munroe after the destruction of the Prentice farm on 7 October 2000.

Munroe, Barbara: Jane Munroe's paternal grandmother. She passed away from cancer in the Winter of 1988.

Munroe, Danielle: Jane Munroe's little sister, Danielle (or "Danni") was something of a wild-child. Pregnant at fourteen to a classmate named Kenneth Anderson, she was forced to got through with the birth and see her son adopted. Rebelling against whatever the world had to offer, she left home at sixteen to become a rock star. Danielle eventually moved to New York and made a living singing at bars and clubs in the city. It was during this time she met her future husband Greg Keller. Danielle married him on 17 August 1999, although she opted to retain her maiden name. As predicted by many (including Jane) the marriage could not last. Greg was a petty criminal who didn't hold Dani's happiness in high regard. In September 2000, Dani met Todd O'Connell and had a one night stand. She became pregnant and when Greg found out he hit her and then went to find Todd. These events further widened the rift between Dani and her father, although they do seem to have brought Danielle and Jane closer together. When Dani discovered what Todd did for a living, she asked him to keep an eye on Jane, and she probably hopes that Jane and Todd get together. As her pregnancy approaches full term Danielle is feeling increasingly isolate in New York. She expressed a wish to come and live with her sister in Wichita and, despite Jane's initial misgivings, the two now share a rented farm-house twenty minutes from the mid-west HQ. In the run up to the birth in June 2001, Danni is becoming more irritable, and she and Jane are rubbing each other up the wrong way. During the run up to the birth of the child, the sisters were getting on each other's nerves. Jane feared that her many enemies would strike at her through Danni. In the end it was Michael's enemies that did this. Jane struck a deal with Samael to rescue Danni on 20 June 2001 (she is unaware of this). The following day she gave birth to a healthy baby girl.

Munroe, Edward "Eddie" (Doctor): Father of Jane Munroe. A strict disciplinary who demands respect and obedience from his children, Eddie is a model parent when everything is going his way, but an absolute horror if anyone should fail to live up to his expectations. Eddie trained to be a doctor at the prestigious Baylor College of Medicine (then simply Baylor University) before returning to his home town of Augusta, Maine. Eddie was extremely disappointed in Jane for 'wasting' her training as a doctor by joining the FBI. The pair haven't really communicated in two years. He recently fell out his other daughter, Danielle, after she revealed she had become pregnant out of wedlock for the second time. At Christmas 2000 he threw his son, Edward, out of the house when he found out Edward had concealed his marriage from him. Unless he changes his ways Eddie is likely to die a lonely, bitter old man. Eddie met with Jane in January 2001 when they both came to visit Stella in hospital, where the pair argued about the direction the family was heading. Eddie respets Jane's forthrightness, and considers them to be very similar people. Unfortunately, this is probably true.

Munroe, Edward Jnr: Son of Eddie Munroe, and Jane's elder brother. Edward looked the spitting image of his grandfather Patrick and was long expected to follow his grandfather's footsteps into the navy. A level-headed, personable man Edward lives in fear of disappointing his father and therefore does anything the old man tells him. Fortunately he really enjoys life in the navy, and was stationed in Hawaii. On 14 September 1999 Edward married Linda Lie Jei Cheung in a spontaneous ceremony. Fearing his father's disapproval he did not mention this to his family. When his first child, Tse Mai was born on 31 July 2000 he kept that quiet as well. While researching her family tree as part of the Apache Joe case, Jane Munroe discovered the truth. After talking with Edward she now keeps his secret, although she is anxious to see her niece. Edward currently serves as an executive officer aboard a submarine captained by a one-star admiral. He is effectively the commander. This worries Jane. The secret of Edward's marriage was shared with Danielle, and at Christmas 2000 Edward decided to bite the bullet and tell his father. A terrible argument ensured and Edward was thrown out of the family home.

Munroe, James: A version of Jane Munroe in the fifth and final reliving of 5 June 2001 experienced by Benedict Oaxaca at the hands of alien interlopers (originally thought to be the Sil).

Munroe, Jane (Special Agent): Medical doctor and special agent in the mid-west evidence response team. Tenth victim of the serial killer Apache Joe (S73), Jane is the only one to survive and has been utterly driven to bring the man to justice. Holding the FBI investigation into the killings in contempt, she joined the FBI herself to further her obsession. Interference in the case had her reprimanded and a serious incident in Sydney during the Olympic games saw her transferred to the mid-west evidence response team. Jane is an Olympic-level athlete and martial artist. She won a silver medal in the Tae Kwon Do championship in the 1996 Olympic Games but was recalled from the 2000 games before she could compete. She resents this. In recent months the death of several friends and colleagues has hit Jane hard. The murder of her close friend, Kirsty Faber at the hands of Apache Joe came close to devastating her, and has increased her resolve to catch the killer. After the death of Nathan Harlow and the manifestation of his ghost, Jane was so pleased that he hadn't really gone that she began to accept many elements of the supernatural as the norm. She jumped at the chance to have Nathan occupy the body of Lehoaoah and live again. However, the destruction of flight FB104 on 4 December 2000 has shown her that there is a price to pay for these actions. The loss of Joshua Blackthorne on 12 December 2000 was another blow, but once again this is a 'death' Jane can seek to reverse. On 13 December 2000 Jane began a brief period in charge of the team and was forced to rescue Todd O'Connell from the Vitrano's S73 team. Although successful she struck a deal that resulted in the death of an innocent man. This haunts her. On 14 December 2000 the Joker attacked her team killing Nathan again! Without thinking she brought him back with the jade pendant of Mao Sei Ben. This was successful but adversely affected Jane, so that she could be nowhere near Nathan without being weakened. When Nathan went back in time and made a deal with Lillian Winter than radically changed the timeline and Jane's relationship with Nathan - and put in motion a series of events that evetually saw Jane murdered by Nathan. Fortunately Bradley Ecks restored the timeline so that Jane never really died. She has been told of all these events and mourns Nathan. She accepts he is not coming back again. On 19 December Jaen allowed herself to be possessed by Plum Blossom in order to kill Mao Sei Ben. Although successful the ghost refused to leave and almost killed agents Burchill and Wainwright. The spirit was eventually purged. See also: Jane Munroe Casefile and Time Travel.

Munroe, Linda Lie Jei née Cheung: Originally from Hong Kong, Linda moved to Hawaii some time ago. She married Edward Munroe Jnr in a secret ceremony on 14 September 1999. They have one daughter, Tse Mei. Linda is a translator and has recently got a job at the United Nations building in New York. She and Tse Mei have moved there. Jane finally met Linda on 7 January 2001.

Munroe, Patrick: Jane Munroe's paternal grandfather. Killed in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour on 7 December 1941.

Munroe, Stella née Gleeman: Mother of Jane Munroe. Born to beatnik parents Chance Cassell and Doreen Whitman and subsequently adopted by the far more stable Gleeman family. Stella married Edward Munroe on 23 May 1970 and the couple produced three children: Edward Jnr, Jane and Danielle. Stella despairs at the rift that has grown between her husband and their children. It became too much to bear over Christmas 2000 and she had a nervous breakdown. Stella remains at the Restful Acres sanitarium on the outskirts of Augusta, under the care of a Doctor Cole. Baring some radical change in the Munroe family dynamic she is not expected to make a swift recovery.

Munroe, Tse Mei: Daughter of Edward Munroe Jnr and his wife, Linda, born on 31 July 2000. The existence of Tse Mei is completely unknown by the rest of the family. Tse Mei currently lives in New York with her mother.

Murphy, Sebastian: Decorated police officer resident in Winterset, Iowa.

Murray, Jeffrey: Student at Dallas University. Rented accommodation with his friend Jonathan Hicks and Josephine McKenna. He didn't know of McKenna's Wiccan activities although he had met (and mocked) several members of the coven. He thought Josephine was "too hot" to associate with the likes of Giraffe Boy and the Fat Chicks. Murray had a keen understanding of his civil rights. See case DL1034.

Myers, Daisy: Eighth victim of Apache Joe, murdered in Wichita Falls, Texas on 31 July 1992. See case S73.