Ray Pye (played by Marc Senter) is a protagonist in The Lost.
The central antagonist; a volatile 19-year-old murderer who committed a double homicide four years ago. He now manages a motel, is highly driven, and conceals murder weapons behind a bathroom mirror. Sally Richmond (played by Megan Henning) appears in The Lost.
A young woman who begins a summer fling with Detective Ed Anderson and takes a job at the motel managed by Ray. Katherine Wallace (played by Robin Sydney) appears in The Lost.
A new girl in town who develops a potentially explosive dynamic with Ray. Detective Charlie Schilling (played by Michael Bowen) appears in The Lost.
A detective who knows Ray committed the murders but lacks proof. He decides it is time to finally take action against the suspect.
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Characters
Ray Pye
(played by Marc Senter) — protagonist
The central antagonist; a volatile 19-year-old murderer who committed a double homicide four years ago. He now manages a motel, is highly driven, and conceals murder weapons behind a bathroom mirror.
Sally Richmond
(played by Megan Henning) — supporting
A young woman who begins a summer fling with Detective Ed Anderson and takes a job at the motel managed by Ray.
Katherine Wallace
(played by Robin Sydney) — supporting
A new girl in town who develops a potentially explosive dynamic with Ray.
Detective Charlie Schilling
(played by Michael Bowen) — supporting
A detective who knows Ray committed the murders but lacks proof. He decides it is time to finally take action against the suspect.
Key Relationships
Katherine Wallace → Detective Charlie Schilling
(Unknown Town Newcomer)
Detective Charlie Schilling → Ray Pye
(Conflict Persistent Investigator)
Ray Pye → Sally Richmond
(Professional Employer)
Ray Pye → Katherine Wallace
(Romantic Explosive Attraction)
Story Analysis
A volatile murderer evades justice while detectives close in, sparking explosive personal and professional conflicts.
