A policeman assigned to investigate the serial killings and Daisy's sweetheart at the beginning of the story. His suspicion of the lodger grows as he examines the evidence, leading him to obtain a warrant and arrest him. After learning that the real killer has been caught, he tries to protect the lodger from the mob.
Philip Christian is a well-educated middle-class lawyer and Pete Quilliam’s close childhood friend. While Pete is away, he begins an affair with Kate Cregeen, yet later urges her to keep her promise to Pete so his own advancement is protected. As Deemster, he admits his moral failure, resigns, and leaves with Kate.
Johan Smit is Jan Smit's father and the owner of a diamond business house in Amsterdam. He agrees to persuade other dealers to bring their stones for transport to Britain, making his business an important meeting point for the mission and supporting Jan's effort to secure the diamonds.
Mr. Williamson owns the Maryland firm that is preparing to sign a major contract with the Kalinger firm. He and Mrs. Williamson are honored at the party where Ellen discovers the dispute over Val's research, placing him among the business figures whose approval affects Val's professional prospects.
A political schemer who hires Palmer to arrange the planted guns, hoping that the resulting gun-running issue will help him get elected. When Palmer urges him to abandon the plan and avoid publicity, the Professor refuses, and Palmer shoots him. His scheme is the motive behind the smugglers’ operation.
Malcolm Keen has 28 screen credits in a career dating back to 1922. Their work is anchored in the Queen Victoria Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Manxman, The Night of the Party, Dangerous Ground. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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