Who's Who?

Rabwich, Ellen: US Marshal and contact for the mid-west evidence response team on case BR056 (death of US Marshal Jack Renford).

RCV-3: Brave bomb disposal robot sent into the Ross's home in Casper, Wyoming on the evening of 11 September 2000.

Ramirez: Columbian drugs baron and art connoisseur. Ramirez's cousin, Jesus Hernandez arranged for native American artefacts to be taken out of Sneddon-Small's bonded warehouse in Brownsville, Texas and sent across the border. Ramirez also certainly holds the painting of a tribal scene on a large clay slate that was never recovered by evidence response. Ramirez at the top of the DEA's most wanted list. He actively masterminds three separate drugs cartels and supports efforts to bring down the Columbian government. No-one knows how to find him. It is likely the may has his own private army. See case BV004.

Range, Miles: Mortuary attendant at the morgue in Newark. Told the mid-west and north-east teams a little about Doctor Douglas Fairbanks during their investigations on 12 May 2001.

Raphael: The Left Hand of God. Archangel of Life and Faith. Unlike his fellow archangels, Raphael has no interest in the Great Game. He is relatively plain-speaking and happy to answer questions, although he is still bound by the strictures that prevent him directly interfering with humanity. In the guise of Raphael Barton, he founded a company called Dynamic Industries on 16 July 1946 and began work on building Barton House in Winterset in the same year. History records that Raphael Barton died in a fire at his holiday villa in France on 29 September 1949. His estate was temporarily transferred to his solicitor (Thomas Moore) before the reading of his will on 12 October 1949. This was also the day Dynamic Industries was incorporated and became Dynamicorp. The shares in the company were divided between the existed CEO Michael Georgeson, Financial Officer James Bates, Technical Officer Andrew Rhodes, Arnold Barnet, Raphael's illegitimate daughter Mary Butler, and an unknown sixth individual (later discovered to be Winterset City Council). Some conspiracy theorists (notably James Perry) considers Raphael's death to have been murder, and Michael Georgeson to have been behind it. Obviously, Raphael faked his death to pass the running of the company over to the sentient computer that controls the downed Signai craft beneath Winterset (and has been masquerading as the entire Georgeson line). Considering Georgeson's goals this is an example of Raphael trying to help, but staying within the boundaries that apply to all archangels. Raphael is on NTOPFOR's most-wanted list, but the mid-west team is of the opinion that they are wrong about him. He gave the group a very candid question and answer session on 14 May 2001. See case TL348 for more information. Raphael hates the Game to the extent that when Samael was released from his prison on 20 June 2001 the pair immediately came to understanding. Raphael would not interfere with Samael's plans as long as he dismantled the game, and didn't completely destroy the human race.

Rasmusen (Sergeant): Officer placed in charge of the area of Joplin, Missouri struck by a falling satellite on 5 February 2001.

Rawal, Alan: Criminal ally of Richard Jackson, killed during the SWAT raid on #2432 Penson Avenue (Birmingham, Alabama) on 2 October 2000. He was carrying a .44 handgun.

Raymond, Paul: Agent for Alcohol, Firearms and Tobacco in Texas. One of the multiple Elijah Stones worked with him in November 2000.

Redd, Winston (Special Agent): Academic instructor of Bruce Campbell-Robson at Quantico. Redd finds Bruce's academic record absolutely pitiful and does not believe he will make a good FBI agent.

Redden, Susie: Thirty-fourth victim of Apache Joe, murdered in Van Zandt, Texas on 2 October 2000. See case S73.

Redwood, Justin: Civil war painter, who painted a portrait of Captain Ethan Roscoe.

Reed (Doctor): Administrator of the hospital in Temple, Texas. Promised the support of the American Medical Association to Artemis Black's forthcoming political campaign on 8 January 2001.

Reeves: Butler to Marc Georgeson. Resident in Winterset.

Reinheart, Gustav (Sergeant): A unionist infantryman who fought in the second battle of Fredericksburg. According to legend, Reinheart was the hero of the battle. He successfully defended the flag from the infamous Captain Ethan Roscoe of the confederacy and cut him down with his trusty butcher's knife. The knife was lost in the fight, but eventually recovered by archaeologists.

Reismaus, Thomas (Special Agent): FBI agent based in New Orleans, Louisiana. Attended the jazz party on the evening of 17/18 October 2000, thus keeping himself safe from the Joker. Reismaus is the contact for evidence response on case ES174.

Remington (Lieutenant): Lieutenant in the SFPD records department. Contacted by Artemis Black on 8 December 2000 concerning the death of Alex Long. Remington is a big fan of Artemis Black's work and asked for an autographed book.

Renford, Chuck: Son of Jack and Lois Renford. After the drug dealer Tic-Tac Loos was murdered by his father in early September 2000, Chuck was possessed by the spirit of the murdered man. Chuck dominated his mother and US Marshal Bob Cates, and killed his own father by means of a couple of psychic bullets. In a confrontation with the mid-west evidence response team on 3 October 2000, Chuck animated Tic-Tac's corpse to attack the agents. The destruction of Tic-Tac's corpse freed Chuck of the possession. He is currently in a psychiatric hospital and is receiving visits from his grandparents. His mother has not yet visited him. Chuck is expected to be released at the beginning of December 2000.

Renford, Jack: US Marshal found dead in the crawlspace beneath 1432 Penson Boulevard in Birmingham, Alabama on 1 October 2000. Renford had been killed by the spirit of dead drug dealer Tic-Tac Loos who Renford had murdered in frustration at some point between the 1 and 17 September 2000. He is survived by his widow, Lois, and son, Chuck.

Renford, Lois: Wife of murdered US Marshal Jack Renford. Lois remained oblivious of Jack's death for several weeks after the event because of the mental domination exercised by her son Chuck. Chuck was possessed by the spirit of dead drug-dealer Tic-Tac Loos at the time. Once her senses were restored to her, Lois had a very hard time accepting these events. And was not prepared to be reunited with her son even a month later.

Renola, Julius: Contact for the north-east team on case NY2229.

Renton, Mark (Officer): Police officer who discovered the bodies of the west coast evidence response team on the morning of 13 December 2000.

Reynolds, Timothy (Special Agent): Member of the Critical Response unit based in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Encountered by the mid-west team during their investigation of case FB563.

Rhodes, Andrew: Became the new Technical Officer of Dynamicorp on 12 October 1949 following the death of Raphael Burton. The technical officer automatically holds a 5% share in the ownership of the company. This is transferred to the next post holder. Andrew Rhodes is no longer the CEO. The post is currently filled by Bridget Seasons. See case TL348.

Riffington, Jude (Leading Agent): Head of the Clement Strong FBI Centre in Utah, and responsible for the witness protection scheme. Jane Munroe spoke to him on 17 October 2000 when she transported Lewis Sneddon-Small to that facility.

Riviera, Dr Nick (Special Agent): Member of the north-east evidence response team.

Robbins, Gavin (Doctor): Entomologist and senior scientist at the Twin Valley Farm outside Wichita, Kansas since the summer of 1998. Robbins discovered the queen brain bug delivered to the farm by Richard Quail and, as an entomologist, became completely fascinated by it. He willingly carried one of the brain bug nymphs in his body that used chemicals to keep the man in a composed and pliant state. Robbins was a willing slave to the queen brain bug and, on 10 January 2001, he tried to force Chuck Johnson into its clutches. Chuck managed to get the drop on him and shoot Robbins in the back of the head.

Robbins, James: Worker at Law 4 All in New York City. Contacted by Ugly Joe McPike in conncection with case ES174 on 17 June 2001. Robbins knew of Peter Ellis Dean, and sent information about him to the agents.

Robert, Wilhelm: Member of the FAA charged with investigating the crash of Air America Flight FB104. With his partner, Royston Jeffries, he interviewed Jane Munroe on 10 December 2000.

Roberts (Special Agent): FBI agent based on Hawaii. Accompanied Elijah Stone to the island of Kahoolawe to deal with squatters on 15 November 2000.

Robinson, Donald (Sergeant): Sergeant in charge of security at the Irongates Military Cemetery in Joplin, Missouri. Assisted the agents on case JOP312 on 2 February 2001. Robinson has a hatred of dogs.

Rocaan, Dominic (Assistant Special Agent in Charge): Long term member of the east coast evidence response team, returned to active duty after a year's sabbatical on 5 December 2000. Dominic joined the mid-west team temporarily replacing Special Jane Munroe during the time she was taken off active duty. Dominic has thirteen years working for evidence response and a wealth of experience in dealing with the paranormal. A native of Haiti, Dominic has more than a passing understanding of voodoo. On 19 December Dominc was promoted from Senior Special Agent to Assistant Special Agent in Charge of the west coast team. See also Dominic Rocaan Casefile.

Roche, Christopher: One of the old patriarches who seem to control Estelle County, Louisiana. It is believed that, in the 1962, Roche and his buddies Christopher Roche, Gerald de Tour and Louis la Ville were responsible for the murder of Peter Ellis Dean. The killing was witnessed by Roger de Tour. By 2001, Roche as aged and wheelchair-bound. He was the owner of large cotton plantation and a widower with one daughter, Louise. The car that cotnaining the body of Peter Ellis Dean was discovered off the road leading to Roche's plantation. When the agents investigated on 18 June 2001 they discovered Roche dead upstairs (apparently of natural causes). It also looked as though Roche had murdered his daughter. It is now believed that Roche was possessed by a vengeful Peter Ellis Dean. See case ES174.

Roche, Louise: Daughter of Christopher Roche. Found dead at the Roche cotton plantation by agents on 18 June 2001 (see case ES174). Unlike her father, Louise was friendly with the black community and helped raise funds to replace the roof of the local gospel church after it was destroyed by arson in 1997. She was the one who discovered the car and body of Peter Ellis Dean. It is believed that her father killed Louise, while he was possessed by Peter Ellis Dean.

Roche, Marie: Wife of Christopher Roche. She married him in 1964, and gave birth to a daughter (Louise) in 1966. She is deceased. See case ES174.

Rock, Christopher: Resident of New York and, friend of deceased civil rigths activist Peter Ellis Dean. Rock worked with Dean in the 1960s in the Law 4 All organisation. Rock owned the 1959 Eldorado coupe that was licenced to Peter Ellis Dean, and that Dean was driving when he died. As a black man, Rock could never have driven the car around Louisiana himself in the '60s. After the discovery of the car in a Louisiana bayou, agents contacted Rock on 18 June 2001. See case ES174 for more details.

Rodgers (Agent): Customs official at Los Angeles International Airport who arrested Benedict Oaxaca on 7 June 2001 for possession of PCP. He later made a formal complaint to Artemis Black regarding Benedict and Jane.

Rodriguez, Salvador: Miner and member of a cult for worshipped in a copper mine in Santa Barbara. Blamed by Benedict Oaxaca for the cave-in that killed all the members of the cult (although it was in fact Benedict who was responsible).

Rogers, Stuart: Lawyer representing Sneddon-Small in case BV004. He was on the payroll of Clive Fenner.

Rolf, Louis: Senior shift miner at the Copperhead Mine in Casper, Wyoming. He did not go on strike with the rest of the mine because he is not a member of the union. He hopes that the strike will end soon - he does not want the mine to close.

Rolley: Security agent present at the address of the president to the United Nations Development Fund on 27 November 2000.

Rolson (Special Agent): FBI agent and member of internal affairs. With Agent Kelson he interviewed Jane Munroe on one version of 4 June 2001 following the explosion at Wichita airport.

Rollston (Staff Sergeant): Assigned to MacConnell Airforce Base. Rollston was the one who noticed that 200 additional uniforms have been collected from Ho Fung's Chinese Laundry.

Romeo Studly-Muffin: Internet name of Chuck Johnson.

Romero, Reece (Special Agent): A stunningly attractive agent from the inspection division. Romero is currently working on case S89 (The Joker). On 16 October 2000 she travelled to Brownsville, Texas to brief the mid-west evidence response team on that case. She was a little disturbed by Black and Harlow's wild theories. She attended the jazz part on the evening of 17/18 October in New Orleans and therefore did not die.

Romo, Toribio: Mexican cleric killed in 1928 during the Cistero Wars. His ghost, known as the Santo Pollero (Holy Illegal Alien Smuggler) is said to help Mexican struggling to get into the United States. Toribio's picture is held in a church in Jalositlan, Jalisco. Benedict Oaxaca was involved in an investigation of the Santa Pollero in 1999.

Roscoe, Ethan (Captain): Confederate cavalryman and cold-hearted bastard. Roscoe was a legend in his own time. He was renowned for pursuing black infantry regiments and seeing that they were wiped out to a man. A driven and brilliant tactician, he apparently engaged in a furious battle with unionist infantryman Gustav Reinheart at the second battle of Fredericksburg. Reinheart killed the greycoat.

Rosie: Attack-dog trained and owned by Corporal Clark. She patrols the Irongates Military Cemetery, hates chocolate and has a taste for human bonemarrow.

Roskaov, Nikolai: Russian composer born on 7 May 1865 in Kiev. Attended a Catholic seminary but was seduced away from the Church by decadent Italian nobles. After writing his first and only great symphony, Rosakov fell in with the khedive (the military ruler of Cairo), Mushah Al-Rhabin. The khedive was a member of the secret society that wanted Rosakov to create a symphony for him that would be able to charm demons - quite probably a specific demon in the shape of the Joker.. Rosakov retired to Prague where he penned The Requiem for the Broken. Rosakov died in Prague either from his excesses or madness or both. It is unknown if the khedive ever put the piece to the purpose he intended. The concluding movement of Requiem for the Broken (the complicated organ solo) was found in the possession of Jenson Gilgoolie by the mid-west team. See case WK001.

Ross, Elaine: Also known as "White", Elaine was believed to be a spy for the Ukrainian government who infiltrated the Copperhead Mine in Casper, Wyoming in 1990 and with the aid of her husband, Calvin Powell, Leroy Bryce, Troy James and Randall Watson secretly mined uranium and an odd green mineral from the mine. After the death of Bryce, Elaine cut her losses and planned to flee with Oscar and Powell before she was forced to return to the Ukraine. She killed James and Watson, but Ukrainian commandos killed her husband and Powell. She remains at large with about $8,000,000 in stolen life assurance money. Recently intelligence seems to indicate she was an agent of NTOPFOR, and that she is being hunted down by agents Vitrano and Lavin. The truth has yet to clearly emerge. See case CS1473-IND for more information.

Ross, Oscar: Computer worker in the payroll section of the Copperhead Mine in Casper, Wyoming. He worked with his wife Elaine (a Ukrainian spy) to mine uranium and an odd green mineral in secret. After Bryce's death he tried to flee to safety with his wife. He was attacked by Ukrainian commandos and almost killed when Powell met his end. Despite the efforts of evidence response, Oscar was killed by the commandos at the Casper general hospital. See case CS1473-IND for more information.

Rossey, Kris: Tracker from the forest service brought into help the agents track the route of Enrique Solomones on 12 October 2000.

Ruca, Gregory (Special Agent): Until recently one of the agents on the Apache Joe case (S73). He has in fact been working with Vitrano and the others for five years on another case in secret , hence the lack of progress. On 13 December he was killed in a car crash instigated by Nathan Harlow to rescue Todd O'Connell. Ruca was one of the MiBs who fired strange ray guns on a ghostly Nathan Harlow on 6 November 2000. See cases S73 and 0018-GCF.

Rush, Shannon: Twenty-fourth victim of Apache Joe, murdered in Fort Worth, Texas on 3 March 1997. See case S73.

Russell, Jane: Secretary who works at the Twin Valley Farm just outside Wichita, Kansas. On 10 January 2001 she was examined by Jane Munroe for signs of brain bug impregnation but found to be clean.