A detective who suspects Wilma Tuttle's claim of an accident and initiates a formal investigation. He gathers evidence, learns of Bill's obsession with Wilma, and, aided by Dr. Romley's forensic findings, concludes she is the murderer. He confronts Wilma and Warren with his accusation, though Warren's courtroom speech ultimately leads to her acquittal.
The detective relies on the scientist's forensic analysis to build his case.
The investigator who suspects murder and directly accuses the protagonist.
The detective investigating the suspicious death of the student.
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