Law enforcement officers Vera threatens to contact, and whom Al fears will arrest him for the murders and identity theft. They are ultimately responsible for the wanted poster circulating after Vera's death.
Frederick Vandemer is one of Helen Hunt's patients and a rival for her attention. Like Peter, he staged a skiing accident to meet Helen, and he asked her to marry him. Peter learns of Vandemer's proposal and has an embarrassing altercation with him, fueling Peter's jealousy.
Victor is Elizabeth's leading man, whose presence becomes a subject of conversation between Elizabeth and Corey during a more settled moment in their married life. Their discussion brings jealousy and misunderstandings to the surface, showing that domestic stability has not removed all tension between the couple.
Associate involved in the diamond theft plot.
Sam is an unscrupulous businessman who approaches Angel because of her beauty and potential, hoping to market his patent medicines through her ministry. He secretly hires audience members to pretend they have been healed, despite warnings from Angel's supporters. Paul later confronts him and demands that he confess, but Sam's attempt to do so is lost amid the tent's collapse.
Character appearing in One Dangerous Night.
Keith is a contact who meets Christopher Reynolds on the street while Reynolds is being watched. He supplies Reynolds with identity papers belonging to a beer-truck driver, helping him continue his covert movements. The summary identifies him as a new contact but gives no additional information about his background.
Roger Clark has 23 screen credits in a career dating back to 1941. Their work is anchored in the Lone Wolf Collection universe with 2 titles. Signature works include A Song for Miss Julie, Girls in Chains, Secrets of the Lone Wolf. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
