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In [[204: Night of the Living Dead Light]] he casts an incantation for the first time, pushing the roll and spending eight Luck to get it off, but the dead light cannot comprehend his command to be still. He still gains POW from pressing against its will. He drives the group back to the cafe and later finds Winifred Brewer unconscious outside the powder room and carries her inside. He then needles Jake about the crumbs in his beard. | In [[204: Night of the Living Dead Light]] he casts an incantation for the first time, pushing the roll and spending eight Luck to get it off, but the dead light cannot comprehend his command to be still. He still gains POW from pressing against its will. He drives the group back to the cafe and later finds Winifred Brewer unconscious outside the powder room and carries her inside. He then needles Jake about the crumbs in his beard. | ||
In [[205: Lights Out]] he hears Mary and Amelia in the gas station office and tries to pin Mary's gun to the floor, prying it from her hand after Dom tackles her. He hesitates over feeding her to the light until Tallahassee flicks blood in his face. He scrambles into the office, drags Amelia away from the dead light as it melts through the back wall, and slams the door behind them. | |||
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*[[203: A Night With No Moon]] | *[[203: A Night With No Moon]] | ||
*[[204: Night of the Living Dead Light]] | *[[204: Night of the Living Dead Light]] | ||
*[[205: Lights Out]] | |||
Revision as of 19:58, 18 October 2026
Played by: Abe Morrison
First appeared in: Mister Corbitt
A very young police officer, with extreme willpower. He starts as a rookie beat cop and ends the first season as the youngest detective on the force.
Billy is the investigators' man inside the Arkham police, and he is the one who finally arrests Bernard Corbitt.
Season 1: Mister Corbitt
103: Usual Suspects
Billy joins the story as a new character (and new player). He is one of the officers helping secure the scene at Corbitt's house.
104: Attic Window
The next morning he approaches the investigators and admits that, although his partner Detective Kovach accepted Corbitt's explanations, Corbitt seemed nervous when he was questioned. He joins them at Dr. Simeon's house, watches Corbitt's house from a window with Dom, and takes Dom to the police station, where the license plate is traced to Randolph Tomaszewski.
105: Radical Medicine
Billy and Dom visit Central Hospital and question Miss Witherspoon and the superintendent, Dr. Doyle, about Tomaszewski.
106: The Miskatonic Mangler
He goes with Dom and Major Bakersfield to Tomaszewski's apartment on Crenshaw and begins questioning him once he is captured. Afterward he turns Tomaszewski over to the police.
107: Fates and Retribution
Billy brings news from the police investigation: the captured Miskatonic Mangler is incoherent in custody, ranting about "the Master", and had a switchblade, a purple vial like Simeon's and a severed finger with a ring engraved "T & L Forever". His captain promises him a promotion for the arrest. The police cannot get a warrant to search Corbitt's house, so Billy tells the group they must handle it themselves, and he says he can "look the other way" about going into the house but not about blowing up Corbitt's business. The plan is for him to drive to Corbitt's business at the docks and ask questions as a police officer to lure Corbitt away from home.
108: Head of the Beast
While the others search the house, Billy goes to the Corbitt Imports warehouse. He learns little except from the manager that Corbitt has missed work recently, and he tries to pry open a locked filing cabinet with his knife until the manager comes back.
109: For Whom the Dice Rolls
Billy confronts Corbitt at his workplace with Tomaszewski's name and the vial, catches him when he pronounces the name too correctly, and chases him through the warehouse, smashing through doors, firing a warning shot and diving into Corbitt's moving car to drag him out. He punches him, handcuffs and gags him, and brings him back to the house with Simeon. In the basement he faints at the sight of the creature. Afterwards he is taken with the police captain to see the basement and is told to keep what he saw secret. In the epilogue he gets a commendation and a promotion to detective, the youngest on the force.
Notable quotes
- "You shot him in the FACE?! Is he dead??? You do remember I'm a cop, right? You shot him in the face?"
In 203: A Night With No Moon he sees the dead light for the first time, pushing around the door of Dr. Webb's bedroom, and escapes through the window with Tallahassee. He runs for the front of the house and pulls Dom Druncard out of the basement window as the light grabs Dom's ankle.
In 204: Night of the Living Dead Light he casts an incantation for the first time, pushing the roll and spending eight Luck to get it off, but the dead light cannot comprehend his command to be still. He still gains POW from pressing against its will. He drives the group back to the cafe and later finds Winifred Brewer unconscious outside the powder room and carries her inside. He then needles Jake about the crumbs in his beard.
In 205: Lights Out he hears Mary and Amelia in the gas station office and tries to pin Mary's gun to the floor, prying it from her hand after Dom tackles her. He hesitates over feeding her to the light until Tallahassee flicks blood in his face. He scrambles into the office, drags Amelia away from the dead light as it melts through the back wall, and slams the door behind them.
Appearances
- 103: Usual Suspects
- 104: Attic Window
- 105: Radical Medicine
- 106: The Miskatonic Mangler
- 107: Fates and Retribution
- 108: Head of the Beast
- 109: For Whom the Dice Rolls
- 201: Wrong Place at the Wrong Time
- 202: The Good Doctor
- 203: A Night With No Moon
- 204: Night of the Living Dead Light
- 205: Lights Out