A sergeant in Benson's isolated platoon, Riordan endures the march through snipers, artillery, and mines. He is one of only three survivors when American reinforcements arrive, alongside Benson and Montana, making him a final witness to the platoon's losses.
Marc is one of Claude's handlers for the Los Angeles assignment. He helps oversee the operation while Claude checks whether he and George are being followed, and is later ordered to kill Claude after Claude quits the contract. Claude kills Marc before reaching Billie Williams.
Ted is Victor's business associate and becomes involved with Kim, Victor's daughter, despite being her father's age. Their relationship is exposed when Victor and Jean encounter them at a health and new age resort. Kim and Ted's pairing leads to a falling-out between Ted and Victor, making Ted a catalyst for conflict between the two men.
Edare's ruthless henchman tasked with surveillance, witness elimination, and executing the final ambush on the train.
Pablo is a war veteran who was blinded and had occupied Jess's hotel room. He admits to taking the Gideon Bible and explains that reading it restored his hope when he considered suicide. He agrees to give it to Johnny, but the book has already been taken.
Minor character, possibly a religious figure or associate in the city.
Phillip Pine has 85 screen credits in a career dating back to 1947. Their work is anchored in the George Briggs, FBI universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Cat Ate the Parakeet, Murder by Contract, The Lost Missile. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
