James Bolton Singer

For other uses of James, see James (disambiguation).

Singer, James Bolton “J. Bolton” “J.B.”]]

Appeared in Forgotten in Death (early June, 2061)^[1]

Description: Trim, tanned, tall, his hair a shining wave of golden blond, a smile that was all charm, and dancing eyes
Age: 80s^[2]
Hair: Golden blond
Eyes: Blue
Relationships: Elinor Bolton Singer (mother); Robert James Singer (father/deceased); James Singer (grandfather/deceased); Henry Bolton (great-grandfather/deceased); Gladys McCain Bolton (great-grandmother/deceased); Marvinia Kincade Singer (wife); Bolton Kincade Singer (son); Lilith Anne Conroy Singer (daughter-in-law); Harmony Singer (granddaughter); Kincade Singer (grandson); Layla Singer (granddaughter); Marvi (great-granddaughter)
Address: Rosehill
Occupation: Former CFO, then CEO, Singer Family Developers until retirement seven years ago^[3]

Johara Murr^[4]
- Shot three times on a property previously owned by Singer Family Developers and now owned by Roarke
- Shot in the sternum, the left side, and the third in her left shoulder, all from a 32 caliber gun
- TOD: September, 2024
- COD: Gunshots
Murdered by Elinor Bolton Singer and concealed by James Bolton Singer

Reckless driving, disorderly conduct, trespassing, creating a disturbance, assault, assault with a martini (he tossed a martini in a guy’s face and the skewered olive hit the guy in the eye)
- All from Europe, a few decades ago

His mother was widowed at sixty and stepped into the big chair, and increased holdings and profits.
He was born into wealth and privilege and liked it very well. Squandered quite a bit of what he had, and was bailed out by his parents more than once when a deal went south. He preferred swanning about and talking of big deals (and making poor ones or running them into the ground) than working.^[5]
Graduated from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, got a degree but was not an outstanding student.^[6]
He liked to travel, party, sail, and golf. He had a big, splashy society wedding.^[6]
No criminal, but business reports of failed enterprises and interviews with him touting major deals that either never came about or went under, including the Hudson Yards project.^[6]
He tapped his right foot when he was lying.^[7]
He golfed with Michael C. Breathed, who was his mother’s criminal attorney; he was represented by a junior partner, Indina Cross.^[7]