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In [[308: Infestation]] the investigators find his Packard and a box truck parked outside the sanatorium. Gray steps out to calm a standoff between [[Tallahassee Turner|Tallahassee]] and one of his men, and already knows the investigators by name. He denies being an associate of [[Mister Corbitt the Character|Corbitt]] but calls himself an "interested party" in Corbitt's research. His people believe the creature has dug tunnels beneath the sanatorium and is raising a brood there. After [[Dom Druncard|Dom]] proposes sharing information, Gray agrees to work together to cull the creatures and renegotiate afterward. He dodges questions about his organization and claims to know the mayor only in passing, though [[Billy McConnell|Billy]] suspects he knows the mayor better than he admits. The investigators suspect he wants to capture at least one creature alive. When screams erupt from the basement, Gray hesitates for the first time, then flees in the Packard while his remaining henchman takes the box truck. | In [[308: Infestation]] the investigators find his Packard and a box truck parked outside the sanatorium. Gray steps out to calm a standoff between [[Tallahassee Turner|Tallahassee]] and one of his men, and already knows the investigators by name. He denies being an associate of [[Mister Corbitt the Character|Corbitt]] but calls himself an "interested party" in Corbitt's research. His people believe the creature has dug tunnels beneath the sanatorium and is raising a brood there. After [[Dom Druncard|Dom]] proposes sharing information, Gray agrees to work together to cull the creatures and renegotiate afterward. He dodges questions about his organization and claims to know the mayor only in passing, though [[Billy McConnell|Billy]] suspects he knows the mayor better than he admits. The investigators suspect he wants to capture at least one creature alive. When screams erupt from the basement, Gray hesitates for the first time, then flees in the Packard while his remaining henchman takes the box truck. | ||
In [[309: Boom Goes the Dynamite]] he arrives in the New Jerusalem town square with Constable Zeke Dawkins just as the mayor is about to reveal who he works for. A single word from Gray, "stop," freezes the mayor in place. Gray says that most of his associates died at the Motley Hill Sanatorium and proposes a temporary partnership against the coming horde, mentioning that he has a flamethrower. | |||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
*[[308: Infestation]] | *[[308: Infestation]] | ||
*[[309: Boom Goes the Dynamite]] | |||
Revision as of 19:03, 22 October 2026
Played by: Alex Morrison
First appeared in: 308: Infestation
A deliberately forgettable man in a gray suit who speaks with an English accent. He leads a rival group operating around New Jerusalem, with men of his own at the old Motley Hill Sanatorium and more back in town. His black Packard appears to be the same car the investigators saw at the cemetery in 305: The Shining... Skin.
In 308: Infestation the investigators find his Packard and a box truck parked outside the sanatorium. Gray steps out to calm a standoff between Tallahassee and one of his men, and already knows the investigators by name. He denies being an associate of Corbitt but calls himself an "interested party" in Corbitt's research. His people believe the creature has dug tunnels beneath the sanatorium and is raising a brood there. After Dom proposes sharing information, Gray agrees to work together to cull the creatures and renegotiate afterward. He dodges questions about his organization and claims to know the mayor only in passing, though Billy suspects he knows the mayor better than he admits. The investigators suspect he wants to capture at least one creature alive. When screams erupt from the basement, Gray hesitates for the first time, then flees in the Packard while his remaining henchman takes the box truck.
In 309: Boom Goes the Dynamite he arrives in the New Jerusalem town square with Constable Zeke Dawkins just as the mayor is about to reveal who he works for. A single word from Gray, "stop," freezes the mayor in place. Gray says that most of his associates died at the Motley Hill Sanatorium and proposes a temporary partnership against the coming horde, mentioning that he has a flamethrower.