Vault 32 raider

The Vault 32 raiders are a raider gang .
==Background==
These raiders, led by Lee Moldaver, infiltrated Vault 32 from the outside circa 2296 using the Pip-Boy of deceased Vault dweller Rose MacLean in Moldaver's possession. They disguised themselves as Vault 32 dwellers (the actual dwellers having conveniently died off around two years earlier) to enter Vault 33 during the Triennial Trade corresponding to Lucy MacLean's wedding when the doors between the two Vaults were unsealed. After the wedding reception, during which raider Monty played the part of Lucy's to-be husband, the raiders broke into the Vault 33 armory and proceeded to massacre as many of the Vault dwellers as they could while also taking casualties themselves.
After Moldaver accomplished her objective (kidnapping the Vault 33 overseer, Hank MacLean), she left with her elite guard and several of the other raiders. Of the raiders who stayed in Vault 33, many were killed, while sixteen were captured and held prisoner for some time, with their fates being subject to heated debate amongst the Vault dwellers. Many of the dwellers, including the Vault council (Betty Pearson, Woody Thomas, and Reg McPhee), advocated for rehabilitating the raiders and integrating them into Vault society. In contrast, others such as Steph Harper and Norm MacLean disagreed. The sixteen captive raiders were kept under lock and key in a repurposed classroom, guarded at all times by security and with meals brought to them by Norm. 
The captive raiders were ultimately murdered via rat poison in one of their meals, with their corpses taken away. The culprit behind the crime is currently unknown; Norm was not suspected despite his role as the prisoners' food handler, while the cell attendant Veronica was hauled away for questioning by Vault security.
Meanwhile, the raiders also provided a convenient excuse for Betty Pearson and Bud Askins to explain the deaths of everyone in Vault 32. While the truth was that the residents had killed each other under unclear circumstances after discovering the truth of Vault 31, the experimental leaders were able to claim that the raiders instead massacred the Vault 32 dwellers.
==Fallout TV series==
==="The End"===
==Notes==
While the raiders worked for New California Republic leader Lee Moldaver, their exact relationship with the NCR is unclear. Given their behavior, they could be a raider gang hired by Moldaver rather than actual NCR soldiers.
==Appearances==
The Vault 32 raiders appear only episodes "The End," "The Head," "The Ghouls," and "The Radio."
==Behind the scenes==
Only one of the unnamed raiders is specifically credited as "Vault 32 raider," the character played by actor Tom DiNardo. All the other unnamed raiders are either stunt performers or uncredited extras and have instead appeared in actor listings/resumes as "Fiend Raider," "Raider," and the like. Stunt coordinator Jason Mello also played one of the raiders in "The End."
===Actors===
;Co-stars
* Tom DiNardo
;Stunt performers
;Uncredited
* Bailey Pope
* Neil Towne
* Shefik
==Gallery==
FOTV Monty.png|Monty(Cameron Cowperthwaite)
FOTV s3 Dervin.png|Dervin(Daniel J. Martin)
FOTV Vault 32 raider Tom DiNardo.png|Unnamed raider(Tom DiNardo)
FoTV Vault 32 raider.jpg|Unnamed raider(Luciano Acuna Jr.)
Vault 32 raider Alexa Marcigliano.png|Petite raider audio description(Alexa Marcigliano)
Vault 32 raider Bryce Biederman.png|Unnamed raider(Bryce Biederman)
Vault 32 raider Warren E. Hull.png|Unnamed raider(Warren E. Hull)
Vault 32 raider Anthony Mecca.png|Burly raider(Anthony Mecca)
Vault 32 raider Bailey Pope.png|Unnamed raider(Bailey Pope)
FOTV Vault 32 raider Neil Towne.png|Unnamed raider(Neil Towne)
Raider with baseball bat.png|Unnamed raider with baseball bat
==References==
Category:Fallout TV series human characters
Category:Fallout TV series factions