Wilhelm Trajan

Wilhelm Trajan was a Havenite citizen and the first director of the Foreign Intelligence Service.
He was appointed to the position by President Eloise Pritchart largely because he was honest and not likely to permit a repeat of the egregious Havenite Secret Service violations of civil rights and general outrages. In fact, the Secret Service (under Saint Just called State Security) was divided in two, with Trajan being assigned to lead the intelligence portion and Colonel Kevin Usher assigned to the law enforcement portion. He was not regarded as a brilliant planner or an inspired intelligence operator. ()
Trajan, Wilhelm
Trajan, Wilhelm