Who's Who?

Tabman, Michael (Assistant Special Agent in Charge): Not a member of the evidence response teams, Tabman is the most senior FBI agent in Kansas, and is therefore the mid-west evidence response team's effective boss in that state. Tabman served in the FBI for 17 years in New York. Before that he was a police officer in Virginia for 20 years.

Tagirion: Fallen angel also known as The Litigator. He is associated with the sin of sloth. Now that Samael has returned, Tagirion will probably be forced to ally with his former master.

Tate, Dr Anthony (Senior Special Agent): Skilled physicist and member of the west coast evidence response team. His dead body was discovered in an abandoned warehouse in Los Angeles on 13 December 2000 by officers Renton and Fernandez. He had been beaten to death. He was carrying a news-clipping about a stray St Bernanrd from 1941. See case LA10749.

Tatum, Vanessa (Special Agent): FBI agent that works out of Boise, Idaho. She reported to the scene of the destruction of the Prentice farm in the early hours of 8 October 2000. She subsequently interviewed agents Munroe and Harlow who quickly made up a story that wasn't as unbelievable as the truth. She has now taken over case 1097-IN1. The evidence response team awaits her findings.

Tawl, Joseph: One of Clive Fenner's drivers. Murdered by José on 3 May 1998. The killing was witnessed by Lewis Sneddon-Small.

Taylor, William (Colonel): US army colonel who died in 1956. He was buried in the Irongates Military Cemetery in Joplin, Missouri. On 28 December 2000 his body was stolen by necromancers for unknown purposes. See case JOP312.

Tears of Sebek: One of a trinity of cults that worship the Egypitan crocodile god, Sebek. The Eyes of Sebek are highly canny warriors and soldiers. Although considered freedom fighters or vigilantes in their home countries, the rest of the world considers them to be terrorists. They have extended their reach far beyond the middle east and are now a global problem. Familiar with blood sacrifice, the Tears use magic to further their ends. The Tears of Sebek are suspected to be involved in the kidnapping of Melissa Lefenwiecz on 4 June 2001 and the plot to destroy Wichita. See case WK016. Also see the Teeth of Sebek and the Eyes of Sebek.

Teeth of Sebek: One of a trinity of cults that worship the Egypitan crocodile god, Sebek. The Teeth of Sebek are a zealous group of warriors and suicide bombers. They are too disorganised to have spread far beyond the middle east. In their home countries their actions are often condoned, although the outside world tends to view them as terrorists. It is unlikely the Teeth were involved in the kidnapping of Melissa Lefenwiecz on 4 June 2001 and the plot to destroy Wichita. See case WK016. Also see the Eyes of Sebek and the Tears of Sebek.

Thomas, Richard (Corporal): US army corporal who died in 1987. He was buried in the Irongates Military Cemetery in Joplin, Missouri. On 20 January 2000 his body was stolen by necromancers for unknown purposes. See case JOP312.

Thompson, Daniel: Runs the homeless shelter on Sunset Strip. Spoke the midwest team on 26 January 2001 and put them in contact with the homeless man, Pitcher.

Thormiel: Fallen angel also known as The Twin of God. Thormiel was once a twin, but he ate his sibling, hence his association with the sin of gluttony. Now that Samael has returned, Satariel will probably be forced to ally with his former master.

Tice, Kurt: Head of the serial crimes unit, and therefore the direct boss of Vitrano and Lavin. May know the identity of Eric Vitrano's contact.

Tierney, Rachel: Employee at a lingerie boutique in mall in Brightstar, Arkansas. At 11:45pm on 21 August 2000, Rachel's car was set on fire during an attack on an adjacent FBI sedan. Rachel had been drinking after work with friends Maria and Cassie, and did not return to her vehicle that night. She was interviewed by mid-west agents on 27 August 2001 (more than one year later), at which time she was still waiting on her insurance claim. The agents did not suspect her of any wrong-doing. See case BRTS002.

Timms, Jake: Producer of Artemis Black's Dark Files TV series on Fox TV. Worked with Artemis during the screen tests that began on 17 January 2000.

Trask, Nathan (Special Agent): FBI agent based in Des Moines, Iowa. He investigated the kidnapping of Elayna Lewis before turning it over to evidence response. He is extremely thorough but his inability to look at the totally-bloody-unlikely stopped him from finding the girl. See case WNT075.

Trujillo, Europa: Twentieth victim of Apache Joe, murdered in Texarkana, Texas on 25 July 1995. See case S73.

Tucker: Switchboard supervisor at the University of San Francisco. Put the agents in contact with Dr Star on 10 August 2001. See case BRB012.

Tucker, Ryan (Special Agent): A deep-cover agent attached to the Critical Response unit in Fredericksburg, Virgina. Encountered by the mid-west team during the investigation of case FB563.

Turnbull, John (Senior Special Agent): FBI doghandler based in Wichita, Kansas and partner of Special Agent Albert James. On 4 June 2001, James was planting drugs at Wichita airport to test a new sniffer dog. He and James were co-opted to the search for Melissa Lefenwiecz and had the misfortune to encounter both a cult of Sebek and the mid-west evidence response team at a bonded warehouse in the airport's environs. In all versions of the day, Turnbull has been killed in the firefight that followed. Whether he can survive the day or whether Fate has his number remains to be seen. See case WK016.

Turn (Mrs): Socially well-connected mother of Dr Julian Turn. She believes that her son is something of an embarassment to the family. And he never calls often enough.

Turn, Julian (Assistant Special Agent in Charge): Head of the North-East evidence response team based in Augusta, Maine. A very tall and athletic man with an aquiline nose and black hair greying at the temples. He is often mistaken as Jewish, which he denies. Turn has a doctorate in history and is a skilled cryptologist. Although he heads the evidence response team in Augusta, he still remains subordinate to Rock Mulholland. Turn is vying with Alex Drake for the position of world's unluckiest FBI agent. However, during his investigation of case NW988, a combination of unlikely occurrences, happenstance and good fortune gained him a undeserved reputation as a highly-trained 'super-agent'. This fictitious version of Turn has gained a life of its own on the FBI grapevine, conspiracy websites and in dark smoky rooms. In these places Turn is known only as "The Doctor", and it is a reputation that will either save his life or end it.

Tyler, Ben (Special Agent): FBI agent who investigated the murder of teamsters and workers in Detroit in the 1960s.