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Renquist, Niles – Chief of Staff

Appeared in Imitation in Death (September 4-12, 2059)

Personal Information[]

Description[]

  • British citizen with residences in London and New York and Chief of Staff for the United Nations delegate from Britain, Marshall Evans.[1]
  • According to Roarke he was conservative (almost stuffy), well-spoken, well-educated, a bit prissy; on the pompous and superior side.[2]
  • Tall with a good build; attractive enough with fair skin, fair hair, a prominent nose, and a high forehead.[3]

History[]

  • Born in London to a society debutante who was fourth cousin to the king on her mother’s side, and there was tons of money on her father’s side. The father, Lord Renquist, was a member of Parliament and a staunch conservative.
  • Went to the Stonebridge School, then Eton, then Edinburgh University; served two years in the RAF and had a rank of captain.
  • Had a younger sister, Sarah, in Australia; he used to physically abuse her when they were young.[4]

Homicide Information[]

  • Emulated serial killers from the past including Jack the Ripper, Albert DeSalvo (The Boston Strangler), Ted Bundy, and Enrico Marsonini
  • Left a note to “Lieutenant Eve Dallas, NYPSD” with every body.[5]
    • Elegant cream-colored paper; thick, weighty, and expensive
    • Computer-generated fancy font script
    • Not recycled paper
    • Manufactured in Britain and was only available at a handful of outlets around Europe
    • One single sheet sold for twenty Euro a pop; the envelope sold for twelve
  • Victims:
  • He kept souvenirs from his victims.[7]
  • Intended to kill Katie Mitchell emulating Marsonini and Dallas using the MO of Peter Brent.[8]

Interesting Facts[]

  • Renquist had a number of former military on staff.[3]
  • Thomas Newkirk (former Captain with the RAF) was his personal assistant.[9]
  • Dallas thought he was a little amused by her questioning him.[10]
  • Fluent in Italian and French.[11]
  • Manipulated his daughter’s nanny (Sophia DiCarlo) into a sexual relationship.[12]
  • He used the name “Vincent Clarence” as an alias for the small apartment he rented at the edge of the Village. It was a play on his Royal Highness Prince Albert Victor, Lord of Clarence, who some credited with the Ripper murders of Whitechapel.[13]

References[]

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