Adam Stanheight

== Biography ==
=== Observation of Lawrence Gordon ===
Adam Stanheight was a freelance photographer who made a living by observing and photographing other people for money. One of Adam's clients was David Tapp, a former homicide detective who used to work for the Metropolitan Police Department and hired him in the fall of 2004. Under the alias of "Bob," he paid Adam $200 per night to observe a renowned oncologist, Dr. Lawrence Gordon, as he suspected him of being a wanted serial killer known as Jigsaw. Adam followed Gordon for several days and took numerous photos of him. On one occasion, he followed him to the run-down Hotel Barfly, where Gordon met up with his medical student, Carla, with whom he had an affair. Eventually, Adam's work made him a target of the actual Jigsaw Killer, John Kramer. (Saw)
=== Abduction ===
After Adam returned to his apartment to develop the photos, he fell asleep in his darkroom. When he woke up again, he noticed that the electricity in his entire apartment had failed. Upon hearing a sudden noise, Adam realized that someone else was in his flat. He carefully left his darkroom and used the flash of his camera to find the invader. Upon entering the living room, Adam found a mechanical ventriloquist puppet named Billy sitting in his armchair and mockingly laughing at him. He grabbed a baseball bat and destroyed the doll when he realized that the intruder had gone into hiding in his closet. However, when he opened it, he was attacked by Amanda Young, an accomplice of Jigsaw who covered her face with a sinister pig mask. After a brief struggle, Adam eventually lost consciousness. (Saw, Saw III)
== Personality ==
Adam Stanheight was a selfish young man who had no respect for the privacy of those around him. Therefore, it did not bother him that his work required him to spy on other people as long as he got paid. Presumably, his egoism was also one reason for the lacking contact with his family. Besides that, he was arrogant and displayed a mockingly sarcastic attitude. When confronted with questions and uncomfortable situations, he often reacted by retorting provocative jokes.
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