A gang member who drives one of the trucks involved in the planned $1 million money shipment theft. He is spotted by Goddard but initially escapes, and later faces pressure to facilitate Goddard's infiltration of the gang.
Art Downey pretends to be a buffalo hunter but is actually a scalp-hunter profiting from violence against the Comanche. He shoots and wounds a warrior and attempts to take his scalp before Jim Read intervenes. Downey later tries to ambush Read during the battle and is killed by him.
Mr. Turner is the local Indian agent whose wife is abducted during the attack on Benton's escort detail. Distraught, he presses for action, but Custer tells him he will visit the hostile Indians the following morning. The negotiations led by Custer and Benton result in Mrs. Turner's release.
Scrappy Durant is Marie Reilly's brother and a former prizefighter. After Dan Corbett is introduced to him at Marie's dinner, a misunderstanding leads Scrappy to attack Dan in a boxing ring. Dan accidentally kills Scrappy with a punch, making Scrappy's confrontation with him a major turning point in the investigation.
The owner of the cattle ranch who left it to Matt Brown. He is suspected to be Matt's biological father but never officially claimed him as his son.
West Coast mafia second-in-command and the primary target of the investigation. Engages in a bitter vendetta with Friday, survives a card game brawl, and ultimately dies of natural causes without ever facing prosecution.
Stacy Harris has 46 screen credits in a career dating back to 1950. Signature works include Four for the Morgue, New Orleans After Dark, Comanche. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
