Gus Washington

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> *It's pretty unfortunate and fascinating that our paths keep crossing, detective. But too bad for you my dear nemesis, no one, not even my own minions...can stop me from my ultimate plan to take over this pathetic, nerve-wrecking world!*
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**Gus Washington** (1473-2100) was a suspect in the murder investigations of his wife, accountant Serena Washington, in The Longest Overtime (Case #20 of Futuristic Visions), CEO Kenny Kennedy in In Times Like This... (Case #21 of Futuristic Visions), prostitute Cristal Clear in Workplace Accident (Case #22 of Futuristic Visions), and Russian agent Stanislav Bulgakov in Top Secret Death (Case #29 of Futuristic Visions).

In Around The World, Gus was a suspect in the murder investigations of Olympic athlete Eric Webster in A Wasted Talent (Case #5 of Around The World), his twin brother, spy Hans Kirchner in Under A Bullet's Cover (Case #7 of Around The World), and businesswoman Iris Höger in The Loop Tightens (Case #9 of Around The World), before killing loan shark Wilhelm Schwanthaler in High Bribe (Case #10 of Around The World). Gus was later a suspect in the murder investigations of tea farmer Clive Griffin in Not My Cup of Tea (Case #11 of Around The World) and Countess Imogen of London in The Worst Fairy Tale (Case #12 of Around The World), before killing lab chief John Doe in Screwed Up! (Case #13 of Around The World) and being murdered in Killing The Killer (Case #15 of Around The World).

In Across America, Gus was a suspect in the murder investigation of Believed Dead member Tony Dezario in I Lost My Head In Miami (Case #25 of Across America) and president Mathew Vasquez in Early Retirement (Case #26 of Across America), before making a minor appearance in Aftermath (Case #31 of Across America).

In City of Crimes, Gus served as the primary antagonist of the season and was also a main character, serving as the team's spy. Gus was also a suspect in the murder investigations of police officer Roy Pearson in Inversed Justice (Case #23 of City of Crimes), gang member Lambert Murray in Beyond Red Light (Case #26 of City of Crimes), and Summoners member Ricky Hernandez in Conspiracy Detected (Case #29 of City of Crimes), before killing historian Ken Frash in The Root of All Evil (Case #30 of City of Crimes).

In Greensin's Secrets, Gus was a suspect in the murder investigations of police officer Felix Jones in Target Acquired (Case #6 of Greensin's Secrets) and prison guard Jackson Brock in All Eyes On Me (Case #10 of Greensin's Secrets), before killing zoo visitor Beatrice Allen in Death At The Zoo (Case #12 of Greensin's Secrets). Gus was later a suspect in the murder investigation of FBI agent Andres Herrera in Precautionary Measures, before "killing" hacker King K. in Into The Lair (Case #18 of Greensin's Secrets).

In The Origins, Gus was the killer of Russian informant Nina Semenova in Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Case #20 of The Origins), before appearing as a suspect in the murder investigations of CDRA agent Artie Choke in Dirty Work (Case #25 of The Origins), oil company CEO George Knight in All Roads Lead To Hell (Case #28 of The Origins), police officer Brendon Jordan in Guns And Doses (Case #34 of The Origins), and Summoners member Adeline Mann in On The Brink of War (Case #40 of The Origins).

In Time Check, Gus was a suspect in the murder investigations of lady-in-waiting Kamelya in Waiting No More (Case #12 of Time Check) and TDB agent Carl Kent and Aztec princess Scarlet Atlacoya in Sources Cut (Case #34 of Time Check).

## Description

In Futuristic Visions, Gus was a 44-year-old scavenger. In The Longest Overtime, it was revealed that Gus knows anatomy, eats olives, and plays Triumph. In In Times Like This..., it was revealed that Gus drinks orange juice, wears sunscreen, and wears mosquito spray. In Workplace Accident, it was revealed that Gus drinks Rocket Cow, has read 3001: A Space Audacity, and rides LegAway. In Top Secret Death, it is revealed that Gus drinks Rocket Juice Mix.

In Around The World, Gus was a 44-year-old spy. In A Wasted Talent, it is revealed that Gus jogs, has read User 464, and eats seeds. In Under A Bullet's Cover, it is revealed that Gus swallows pills with alcohol and has a good aim with guns. In The Loop Tightens, it is revealed that Gus has had military training and listens to German music. In High Bribe, it is known that Gus takes painkillers, uses disinfectant, and eats W&W's. In Not My Cup of Tea, it is known that Gus gardens. In The Worst Fairy Tale, it is known that Gus knows how to ride a horse and quotes Shakespeare. In Screwed Up!, it is known that Gus drinks choco-latte's, has a pollen allergy, and knows the national anthem.

In Across America, Gus was a 54-year-old Believed Dead. In I Lost My Head In Miami, it is known that Gus is right-handed, has a criminal record, and quotes Gandhi. In Early Retirement, it is known that Gus eats Raspberry Chocolates and wears mouth spray.

In City of Crimes, Gus was the 57-year-old spy for the team. In Inversed Justice, it is known that Gus drinks champagne, sings, and eats chocolate cake. In Beyond Red Light, it is known that Gus reads Green-Con, drinks Green cocktail, and takes Vitamin C Pills. In Conspiracy Detected (as The Gatekeeper) it is known that Gus was an actor, knows how to sew, and has heartburns. In The Root of All Evil, it is known that Gus is left-handed, vapes uses Friend-Net and has a watch.

In Greensin's Secrets, Gus was the 56-year-old Mayor of Greensin. In Target Acquired, it is revealed that Gus drinks milk, wears hiking boots, and knows how to sew. In All Eyes On Me, it is known that Gus eats boiled eggs and drinks lemonade. In Death At The Zoo, it is known that Gus knows how to tame a snake, has read the jungle book, and wears cologne. After killing Beatrice Allen in Death At The Zoo, Gus revealed his true self to be Orpheus, a 540-year-old Vampire. In Precautionary Measures, it was known that Gus knows how to sword-fight. In Into The Lair, it was known that Gus eats old carrots, has a cat, and has read 1Ching.

In The Origins, Gus was a 30-year-old Summoner in disguise as a priest named Father Bryne. In Wrong Place, Wrong Time, it is known that Gus meditates, reads comic books, and knows binary code. In Dirty Work, it is known that Gus drinks diet cola, has diabetes, and is right-handed. In All Roads Lead To Hell, it is known that Gus is a "Christian," is right-handed, and has a criminal record. In Guns And Doses, it is known that Gus drinks lemonade and plays with dominoes. In On The Brink of War, it is known that Orpheus has a pet dog and wears leather shoes.

In Time Check, Gus was a rogue time traveler (Not affiliated with the Shadow Ghosts) in disguise as Gokhan, a 36-year-old soldier. In Waiting No More, it is known that Gus eats pekmez soup. In Sources Cut, it is known that Gus eats bacon.

## Events of Futuristic Visions

### The Longest Overtime

Gus was first interrogated after the team found a picture of him and his late wife Serena Washington in her office. When the team informed Gus of Serena's murder, he was devastated and wished to be left alone.

Gus was interrogated again after the team found out that he had cheated on Serena with another girl. Gus said that Serena was out of town for a bit and that he decided to sleep with a prostitute instead and didn't think it was that big of a deal.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team arrested beautician Classie Darren for Serena's murder.

### In Times Like This...

Gus was later interrogated after security footage caught him fighting with CEO Kenny Kennedy at the local library. When the team decided to interrogate Gus, he said that it was nothing and that they were just arguing over a book that both of them were interested in.

Gus was interrogated again after his fingerprints were found on a poster of Kenny that he put on a "Beware of Rats" sign. When the team asked Gus about this, he said that the way Kenny treated his wife and his other workers was unacceptable and that as soon as Gus saw Kenny at the library, he made sure to give him a piece of his mind.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team arrested wealthy investor Rose Sweet for Kenny's murder.

### Workplace Accident

Gus was later interrogated after the team found a flirty note that the late prostitute Cristal Clear wrote to him. When the team asked Gus about this, he said that Cristal was the prostitute he slept with when his wife Serena was away. He said they met at a nightclub while Serena was on a work trip for two weeks and that they hit it off there and then for a night and never saw each other again.

Gus was interrogated again after the team found a threat to Cristal that matched Gus' handwriting. When the team asked him about this, Gus said that after their one-night stand, Cristal kept sending flirty letters to Gus trying to convince him to make out with her again, and that these letters caused Serena to find out and want a divorce. Gus said that he made out with Cristal in a drunken mistake and that he didn't want it to follow him around for the rest of his life.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team arrested gymnast Bonnie Candy for Cristal's murder.

### Top Secret Death

Gus was later interrogated after he entered the police station and gave the team a major tip in the murder of Russian secret agent Stanislav Bulgakov. When the team questioned what he was doing here, he revealed himself to be a police informant and said he was one for quite some time. He said that there was no time to waste and that the prison janitors are about to clean up Stanislav's prison cell and that they need to rush over there and investigate now.

Gus was interrogated again after the team found a threat from Stanislav to Gus. When the team asked him about this, Gus said that he was the one who gave away Stanislav's true identity as a Russian spy and that afterwards, Stanislav was infuriated and told Gus to either shut up or that he would do it for him.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team convicted president Zacharias Woods with Stanislav's murder.

## Events of Around The World

### A Wasted Talent

Gus was later interrogated after the team found him cleaning the pool where Olympic swimmer Eric Webster was murdered at. When the team asked him about this, Gus said that he recently got a job as a street sweeper but took up cleaning the pool as a side gig. When the team told him that someone was murdered in the pool, he was shocked.

Gus was interrogated again after the team found an article about Gus almost being fired over a child drowning in the pool. When the team asked Gus about this, he confessed that there was a little kid swimming in the pool a while ago that didn't look like he could swim. Gus ignored it since there were other people around, but the kid ended up drowning. Gus almost lost his job, but ended up keeping it due to them not being able to find anyone else to take up the job.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team convicted MI6 agent Bridget Luders for Eric's murder.

### Under A Bullet's Cover

Gus was later interrogated after the team found him smoking at a train station. The team was certain that he was under the alias of "Hans Kirchner" and was a spy. However, they found Hans murdered and thought it was Gus. When the team asked Gus about this, he said that Hans was his identical twin brother and that they were both spies. Gus said he hadn't seen Hans in a while and didn't even know he was dead until they told him.

Gus was interrogated again after the team intercepted a note in morse code telling Gus to spy on his own brother. When the team asked him about this, he said that his agency forced him to spy on his brother because he was getting involved with some shady people and could end up betraying his respective agency for said shady figures.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team arrested singer Auguste Hanel for Hans' murder.

### The Loop Tightens

Gus was later interrogated after the team found Gus at the Berlin Bank where businesswoman Iris Höger was just before her murder. When the team asked Gus if he knew about Iris, he said all he knew was that she was a well-known businesswoman and real estate tycoon in the area, but that he didn't know her personally.

Gus was interrogated again after the team found Gus' torn up eviction notice in the parking lot where Iris' car was. When the team interrogated Gus about this, he said that Iris bought up his entire apartment complex and forced all the residents to move out, which included Gus.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team arrested Iris' secretary Gesine Schaber for her murder.

### High Bribe

Gus was later interrogated after the team found his card in loan sharp Wilhelm Schwanthaler's bedroom where he was murdered in his sleep. When the team asked him about this, Gus said that he was beginning to offer other services in order to make more money, and that Wilhelm likely just got a hold of his card.

Gus was interrogated again after the team found out he had a private conversation with Wilhelm in his house. Gus explained that Wilhelm wanted to hire him to murder someone who was after him, but Gus refused and said it went against his moral code.

In the end, it was revealed that Gus was Wilhelm's killer.

Upon admitting to the murder, Gus said that he was paid by someone to get rid of Wilhelm. He said that Wilhelm tried to meet the person's price, which is what the conversation was about, but he couldn't do it. Gus then said that Wilhelm was protected, took Wilhelm's money, and then turned his back on him and killed him.

Gus was sentenced to life imprisonment.

After Gus was arrested, the team made a deal with him: he would be back on the streets immediately if he would give the name of the man who hired him. After some deliberation, Gus decided to rat them out and said his client's name was Bruno Ehrenstein, the police officer. As promised, Gus is immediately released and the life sentence is given to Bruno instead.

### Not My Cup of Tea

Gus was later interrogated after the team found out he had just arrived in England. We wait at the subway for him and interrogate him immediately about what he was doing in London. Gus said that he gave up his hitman career after all the trouble it got him into back in Germany.

Gus was interrogated again after informant Blake Coleman spotted him at the tea garden where tea worker Clive Griffin was murdered. The team asked Gus what he was doing at the tea farm, and he said that he was just relaxing and waiting for his mission to start.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team arrested Clive's wife Elizabeth Griffin for his murder.

### The Worst Fairy Tale

Gus was later interrogated after a file with his fingerprints on it was found at the Stonehenge Baths. When the team asked Gus about his file, he said that his latest mission was to protect Countess Imogen of London, as she was receiving death threats recently and needed extra protection. Gus said that he's ashamed that he let his agency down and was scared about the consequences.

Gus was interrogated again after the team found a paper that said "I QUIT!" on it. When the team asked Gus about this, he said that he couldn't tolerate Imogen anymore. He said that she was a stuck-up narcissistic diva who only cared about herself and was the definition of a spoiled, entitled brat. He said that he couldn't handle her "bitchiness" anymore and decided to quit the mission and have built-in spy Tyler O'Riordan protect her instead.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team arrested businessman Conroy Fletcher for Countess Imogen's murder.

### Screwed Up!

Gus was later interrogated after the team found Gus' car right next to lab chief John Doe's body. When the team asked Gus about this, he said that he had no idea the team's lab chief was dead and that it must've happened after he parked at the garage.

Gus was interrogated again after the team found a threat he sent to John saying he'd run him over with his car. When the team asked him about this, he said that John was an annoying little prick who had to be put in his place. Gus said he didn't kill John, but he's glad someone did.

In the end, it was revealed that Gus was John's killer.

Upon admitting to the murder, Gus said that he was hired by someone we know to kill off the team one by one, but now that the team caught him after killing John, he'll stop. Gus then fled the scene and the team couldn't chase him.

## Murder Details

Gus was found cut up and beheaded in the attic of an abandoned house with a pool of blood circling him. Becca pointed out that there were several scars on Gus that were not from the knife, meaning Gus and his killer fought. Considering Gus was a spy and all the training he went through, Becca deduced that his killer must've been evenly matched against Gus and knew a few self-defense moves as well.

## Relationship with Suspects

Gus got into an argument with his friend Lester Watson over a painting he made, which angered Lester. Gus also swindled casino owner Ryan Carr's casino out of money by cheating the system. Informant Blake Coleman was also infuriated at Gus' release and claimed that he'd kill again immediately afterwards. Built-in spy Tyler O'Riordan was sent in to make sure Gus was behaving after his screw-up when he killed Wilhelm. Chef Lily Sutherland also got into an argument with Gus because Gus was trying to have his way with her.

## Killer and Motives

The killer turned out to be Blake.

Upon admitting to the murder, Blake said that after Gus was released, he hired Gus to kill the rest of the team. Blake said that he was forced by a mysterious figure to take out the entire team or he would die, so he hired Gus to do it. However, after Gus decided to quit after killing John, Blake was scared that he'd snitch to the team, so he lured Gus into the attic hoping to sort everything out and killed him.

Blake was sentenced to life imprisonment for Gus' murder.

## Events of Across America

### I Lost My Head In Miami

Gus was later interrogated after the team caught him smoking outside of mob boss Tony Dezario's mansion. When the team asked him what he was doing, he confessed to being a member of the Believed Dead and told the team to leave him the hell alone.

Gus was interrogated again after the team found out from Olivia Dezario that her and Gus used to date. When the team asked Gus about this, he said it was true and that Tony was infuriated by it. Gus said that him and Olivia broke up a while ago and that he went on and married Serena and that she went onto marry Tony.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team convicted believed dead member Bernard Carter for Tony's murder.

### Early Retirement

Gus was later interrogated after the team found out through a newspaper that Gus had met the late president Mathew Vasquez. When the team interrogated Gus about this, he said that he was sent by the Believed Dead's leader, "The Hypnotist," to meet Mathew and get him to pass a bill that benefits them

Gus was interrogated again after it was revealed through journalist Cristina Armstrong that Mathew refused to pass the bill Gus previously mentioned. After the team interrogated Gus, they learned that he was furious about this and sent the president several death threats until he would finally pass it, but he didn't listen and didn't want to back down.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team convicted resistance leader King K. for Mathew's murder.

### Aftermath

Gus appeared with the other people who were brainwashed by hypnotist Máximo Campos in order to thank the team for undoing their brainwashing.

## Events of City of Crimes

### Inversed Justice

Gus was later interrogated after chief Sondre Hoagie introduced the player to Gus and said that he was the team's spy. Sondre said that Gus knew the late police officer Roy Pearson well and told the team that Gus is here to help. Gus reintroduced himself and said that Roy was a good cop who didn't deserve to die.

Gus was interrogated again after Miles and the player found a letter to Roy saying that if he wouldn't turn himself in, Gus would snitch on him. When the duo questioned Gus about this, he said that Roy was making deals with gangs and was becoming corrupt. Gus said that he wanted Roy to come clean and turn himself in but he refused, prompting Gus to write the note.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team arrested cashier Ross Davidson for Roy's murder.

### Beyond Red Light

Gus was later interrogated after Miles and the player found his phone at the tree lane where gang member Lambert Murray frequently hung out at before his murder. When the duo asked Gus if he knew Lambert, he said that he didn't know him and that he's sorry he can't help us further.

Gus was interrogated again after Miles and the player discovered that Gus and Lambert had gotten into a car accident a few days before Lambert's murder. When the duo questioned Gus about this, he claimed that Lambert was trying to escape from the police during a chase and that he was going so fast he didn't see Gus' car. Gus said he had to be hospitalized for a couple of days but was fine, but decided to testify against Lambert in court anyways.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team arrested car owner Lucy White for Lambert's murder.

### Conspiracy Detected

Gus, in disguise as "The Gatekeeper," was first interrogated after Miles and the player found him in the prison bathroom where Summoners member Ricky Hernandez was murdered. The team was certain that Ricky was "The Gatekeeper," so it was a shock for them to see the actual one right next to Ricky's mutilated corpse. When the duo interrogated the Gatekeeper, he confirmed the team's suspicions that he's been killing innocent victims and framing other people for said murders.

"The Gatekeeper" was interrogated again after Miles and the player found out through Sondre that they ordered Ricky's death. When the duo asked "The Gatekeeper" about this, he said that Ricky was of no use to them anymore after he killed soccer goalie Chapman Gardner and got himself arrested, and that he saw Ricky as nothing more than a liability.

"The Gatekeeper" was found to be innocent after the team arrested prison guard Jackson Brock for Ricky's murder.

### The Root of All Evil

Gus was later interrogated after Miles and the player found a GPS tracker belonging to Gus in the closed road where historian Ken Frash was murdered. When the duo asked Gus about this, he said that he was just starting to become better friends with Ken and that it's a crying shame that he had to die.

Gus was interrogated again after Miles and the player realized that the GPS tracker had Ken's fingerprints on it. When the team asked Gus about this, he said that he was certain that Ken was the Gatekeeper because he was the only person he knew that knew every single victim that the Gatekeeper killed along with every killer the Gatekeeper framed. As a result, Gus put a tracking device on Ken's car which Ken later took off and threw into the closed off road.

In the end, it was revealed that Gus was Ken's killer as well as "The Gatekeeper." Gus said that he's been the leader of the Summoners for a long time and that he killed Ken just to prove that he can get to anyone anywhere, even members of the team.

Gus later escaped custody, which caused the the team to grill Summoner Walton Bartlet until he spilled that Gus would be at the Summoners' headquarters. When the team arrived, Gus was immediately about to kill them, before field and weapons expert Naomi O'Neil shot him dead.

## Events of Greensin's Secrets

### Target Acquired

Gus was later interrogated after Selena Lavigne and the player found a file belonging to Gus at the police station. Selena told the player that in this altered timeline, Gus was the mayor of Greensin. The duo immediately interrogated him and he welcomed the player with open arms and said he was glad to see the player after all these years.

Gus was interrogated again after Selena and the player found out that the late police officer Felix Jones entered the mayor's office shortly before his murder. When the duo asked him about this, Gus said that he had no idea that Felix entered his mayoral office but that the team is more than welcome to investigate if it helps them in their investigation.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team arrested gang member Marcus Redd for Felix's murder.

### All Eyes On Me

Gus was later interrogated after Selena and the player found him at the prison near where prison guard Jackson Brock was murdered. The team is aware of the fact that in the original timeline, Jackson was a member of the Summoners and Gus was their leader, and Gus had Jackson kill Ricky Hernandez for being useless after his arrest. However, when the duo interrogated Gus, he said he didn't recognize the victim at all and left in a hurry.

Gus was interrogated again after team found a note from Gus in Marcus Redd's cell, saying that if he does what he's told then he'll be released from prison immediately. When Selena and the player grilled Gus about this, he claimed that the letter was forged before eventually confessing. He said that he needed Marcus to do something for him and his mayoral campaign since the elections were coming up and that if Marcus did this, he would be released immediately.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team convicted gang member Marcus Redd for Jackson's murder.

### Death At The Zoo

Gus was later interrogated after he was spotted at the zoo where zoo visitor Beatrice Allen was recently murdered. Selena and the player went to interrogate him and he said he had no idea who this Beatrice woman was. We asked him if he saw anything suspicious at the zoo recently, and he said he didn't and that he just came to appease some of the animal rights activists.

Gus was interrogated again after tech expert Billy Lux Croz analyzed Beatrice's phone and said that there was a selfie with her and Gus in it. When the duo asked Gus about this, he said that several people stopped him and asked him for pictures but he still didn't know Beatrice at all.

In the end, it was revealed that Gus was Beatrice's killer.

Upon admitting to the murder, Gus revealed himself to be a vampire named Orpheus. Orpheus said that the vampires have been in Greensin for hundreds of years and that he told the team the truth when he said he didn't know Beatrice. He just saw her and wanted to drink her blood, which he did.

### Precautionary Measures

Orpheus later interrogated after Miles and the player found blood belonging to him in the business central entrance where FBI agent Andres Herrera lounged at before he was beheaded. When the duo interrogated Orpheus about this, he said that he had gotten into a fight with Arnav and that he managed to get a good punch in before Gus retreated.

Orpheus was interrogated again after Miles and the player found a letter from him to Andres, saying that he shouldn't have crossed the vampires. When the duo questioned Orpheus about this, he laughed and said that Andres tried to frame them and make them out to be worse than they actually were. He said he was sure Andres was being controlled by other people and wanted to make sure he couldn't mess with the vampires anymore.

Orpheus was found to be innocent after the team convicted investor Arnav Singhal for Andres' murder.

### Into The Lair

Orpheus later interrogated after Selena and the player barged into his room and held their guns out at him. Orpheus laughed and said that guns would do nothing to him, so we shouldn't even bother shooting at him. He said that their leader is happy about King K.'s "murder" and that the rest of the team will eventually meet the same fate too.

Orpheus was interrogated again after profiler Fabien Sand revealed that the handwriting on the letter telling the team to come to the vampire's lair. When Selena and the player grilled him about this, Orpheus admitted to being the vampires' second-in-command and said that he was responsible for setting up the "trade" which went south for the team really quickly.

In the end, it was revealed that Orpheus was King's "killer."

Upon admitting to the murder, Gus admitted that he knew how King time traveled to the future and killed Andres Herrera and brought the team back to Greensin in 2033, so he used the trade the vampires set up with their "hostage," Christopher Knap, as a trap to lure King and the rest of the team to their lair. Once they arrived, Gus sucked King K. of some of his blood until he collapsed to the floor and died.

Gus was immediately staked by chief Adam Anderson after confessing to King's "murder."

## Events of The Origins

### Wrong Place, Wrong Time

Gus, in disguise as "Father Bryne," was later interrogated after Ursula and the player found his rosary in the abandoned armoury that Russian agent Nina Semenova was hiding out before she was murdered. When the duo asked him about this, he claimed that his rosary was stolen from him and that's how it ended up at the armory.

"Father Bryne" was interrogated again after Ursula and the player saw him praying for Nina at the hotel reception. The duo asked him if he knew Nina, to which "Father Bryne" said he did. He said that Nina came to his church often, especially as of late, to pray for her life. She never explained anything to him, but he said he knew she was suspicious and was up to something.

In the end, it was revealed that "Father Bryne" was Nina's killer.

Upon admitting to the murder, Gus revealed himself as a member of the Summoners and explained that Nina used to be a Summoner. However, she turned on them and reported everything they did to the Russians.

### Dirty Work

Gus was later interrogated after tech expert Imogen Caulfield told the team that security cameras showed Gus having a meeting with oil company CEO George Knight, who we know the Summoners were sent to kill because of his criminal past. When Max and the player asked Gus about George, he said he seemed like a great guy and that the Summoners are focused on something else.

Gus was interrogated again after George was hospitalized over a poisoned cocktail that Gus gave him. The team apprehended Gus and promptly put him in a holding cell. Gus said that they did their job and that George will be dead in a matter of hours.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team arrested chocolate factory owner William Donkard for Artie's murder.

After William was arrested, beat cop Jade Thunderwall revealed that Gus escaped the team's holding cell and is now on the run.

### All Roads Lead To Hell

Gus was later interrogated after Ursula and the player found him at the scene where oil company CEO George Knight was brutally murdered. When the duo asked Gus about this, he said he told them George would be dead soon and that it was just a matter of time before he met his fate.

Gus was interrogated again after Gus sent numerous death threats to George. When Ursula and the player asked him about this, he said that he wanted to remind George that for him, death was inevitable and that no matter what he did, death would always catch up to him in the end.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team arrested priest Father O'donnell for George's murder.

### Guns And Doses

Gus was later interrogated after the Ursula and the player found him eating cooked eggs at the dark street where corrupt police officer Brendon Jordan was murdered. When the duo asked Gus about what was going on in Columbus with the Summoners, he said that there was a shootout between the corrupt police officers and the Summoners. Ursula asked him why and he told the duo that he had no idea.

Gus was interrogated again after it was revealed that Gus' call with Brendon started the entire gunfight. When Ursula and the player confronted him about this, Gus said that Brendon and the corrupt cops they were paying to let them get away with committing crimes such as weapon smuggling and murder wanted more money and the Summoners refused, so a shootout ensued. Gus said that Brendon started it because he was only looking after himself and that people like him were the people JUSTICE were originally meant to take care of.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team convicted Summoners member Stephen Carr for Brendon's murder.

### On The Brink of War

Gus was later interrogated after Lily and the player found him in the abandoned school that former duchess Sophia Bartlett planned to kill Russian agent Esfir Volkova and start a third world war in. When the duo asked Gus what he was up to, he said that him and the Summoners wanted to stop Sophia and her minions from starting a third world war by any means necessary and that he led an attack on the school in order to stop Sophia.

Gus was interrogated again after lab chief Sandra Davis found a call from him to the late Summoners member Adeline Mann on his phone, telling her not to come. When Lily and the player asked Gus about this, he said that Gus wanted to bring Kieran to the abandoned school to try and manipulate his mother out of killing Esfir. However, Adeline, Kieran's lover, wanted to come along too. Gus told her not to, as she would only be a distraction for Kieran. However, Adeline snuck along anyways and got herself killed as a result.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team convicted Russian agent Rostya Pushkin for Adeline's murder.

After Rostya was revealed as Adeline's killer, Gus snuck behind him and shot him in the back of the head. He then joined the team as they saw Sophia get shot by Kieran who then turned the gun on himself.

## Events of Time Check

### Waiting No More

Gus, in disguise as Ottoman soldier "Gokhun," was later interrogated after Crystal and the player found his locket at the local market. When the duo asked him if he knew lady-in-waiting Kamelya, he told the team that he had met her once or twice but wasn't too close to her.

Gus was interrogated again after Ottoman princess Mihrimah Sultan told Crystal and the player that she saw "Gokhun" changing from modern-looking clothes to his Ottoman clothing. Crystal and the player consulted the rest of the team about this and they all came to the conclusion that "Gokhun" must be a time traveler. Chief Nolan Tyrell decided to go with the player to arrest them. However, upon seeing him, "Nolan" immediately realized that "Gokhun" was none other than Gus Washington from the Greensin era. Gus confessed and said he just wanted to have a little fun, before "Nolan" arrested him and sent him to 2100.

Gus was found to be innocent after the team arrested lady-in-waiting Ayse Katun for Kamelya's murder.

### Sources Cut

Gus was later interrogated after Siobhan and the player found footprints belonging to Gus in the underground room where journalist and TDB agent Carl Kent was murdered. Gus said that he didn't know who Carl was and just went through the room after escaping prison.

Gus was interrogated again after it was revealed that Aztec princess Scarlet Atlacoya, who was also murdered in the same way Carl was killed, was the one who let Gus out. Gus told the duo that after Carl was murdered, Scarlet came into the prison system where she had Carl incarcerated previously to see how he escaped. Gus then told her that as a former secret agent himself, he would help Scarlet if she let him free. Scarlet agreed and Gus ran off.

Gus was found to be innocent after it was revealed that Shadow Ghosts member Magdalene Thompson was responsible for Carl and Scarlet's murders.

During a shootout between the team and the Shadow Ghosts, Gus was caught in the crossfire and was beheaded by Shadow Ghosts member Wynston Hammacher.

### Where Time Flows

It was later revealed by Wynston that he killed Gus in order to prevent Greensin's Secrets from happening and made sure that the one true evil vampire couldn't make the team believe that the rest of them were evil.

## Case Appearances

* The Longest Overtime (Case #20 of Futuristic Visions)
* In Times Like This... (Case #21 of Futuristic Visions)
* Workplace Accident (Case #22 of Futuristic Visions)
* Top Secret Death (Case #29 of Futuristic Visions)
* A Wasted Talent (Case #5 of Around The World)
* Under A Bullet's Cover (Case #7 of Around The World)
* The Loop Tightens (Case #9 of Around The World)
* High Bribe (Case #10 of Around The World)
* Not My Cup of Tea (Case #11 of Around The World)
* The Worst Fairy Tale (Case #12 of Around The World)
* Screwed Up! (Case #13 of Around The World)
* Killing The Killer (Case #15 of Around The World)
* Welcome Home! (Case #26 of Around The World;mentioned)
* Spontaneous Sacrifice (Case #30 of Around The World mentioned)
* I Lost My Head In Miami (Case #25 of Across America)
* Early Retirement (Case #26 of Across America)
* Murderer‘s Got Talent (Case #27 of Across America mentioned)
* Lost In The Rush (Case #28 of Across America mentioned)
* Ghost Busting (Case #29 of Across America mentioned)
* Attack Against The White House (Case #30 of Across America mentioned)
* Aftermath (Case #31 of Across America)
* Keep The Change! (Case #17 of City of Crimes mentioned)
* A Gift To Remember (Case #18 of City of Crimes mentioned)
* Special Delivery (Case #19 of City of Crimes mentioned)
* Hit'n'Run (Case #20 of City of Crimes mentioned)
* A Quiet Neighborhood (Case #21 of City of Crimes mentioned)
* The Riot (Case #22 of City of Crimes mentioned)
* Inversed Justice (Case #23 of City of Crimes)
* Unfortunate Greeting (Case #24 of City of Crimes mentioned)
* I Saw You Mate! (Case #25 of City of Crimes)
* Beyond Red Light (Case #26 of City of Crimes)
* No Sirens (Case #27 of City of Crimes mentioned)
* A Fatal Flight (Case #28 of City of Crimes)
* Conspiracy Detected (Case #29 of City of Crimes)
* The Root of All Evil (Case #30 City of Crimes)
* Target Acquired (Case #6 of Greensin's Secrets)
* All Eyes On Me (Case #10 of Greensin's Secrets)
* Death At The Zoo (Case #12 of Greensin's Secrets)
* Precautionary Measures (Case #15 of Greensin's Secrets)
* Into The Lair (Case #18 of Greensin's Secrets)
* Rise and Fall (Case #20 of Greensin's Secrets mentioned)
* Lost In The Crowd (Case #21 of Greensin's Secrets mentioned)
* Comrade Left Behind (Case #24 of Greensin's Secrets mentioned)
* And The Winner Is... (Case #25 of Greensin's Secrets mentioned)
* Rough Landing (Case #27 of Greensin's Secrets mentioned)
* An Eye For An Eye (Case #28 of Greensin's Secrets mentioned)
* The Day of Judgement (Case #29 of Greensin's Secrets mentioned)
* The Prophecy (Case #30 of Greensin's Secrets mentioned)
* Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Case #20 of The Origins)
* Dirty Work (Case #25 of The Origins)
* All Roads Lead To Hell (Case #28 of The Origins)
* Stone-Chilling Death (Case #29 of The Origins mentioned)
* Low Altitude (Case #30 of The Origins mentioned)
* Guns And Doses (Case #34 of The Origins)
* On The Brink of War (Case #40 of The Origins)
* Waiting No More (Case #12 of Time Check)
* The Final Destination (Case #13 of Time Check; mentioned)
* Sources Cut (Case #34 of Time Check)
* Where Time Flows (Case #40 of Time Check; mentioned)

## Trivia

* Orpheus was a suspect in thirty different cases.
* Orpheus appeared in three different districts in Futuristic Visions.
* Orpheus appeared in three different districts in Around The World.
* Orpheus appeared in three different districts in Across America.
* Orpheus appeared in two districts in City of Crimes.
* Orpheus appeared in three different districts in Greensin's Secrets.
* Orpheus appeared in four different districts in The Origins.
* Orpheus appeared in two districts in Time Check.
* Orpheus appeared in seven different seasons.
* Orpheus is one of the only characters to be a suspect in five consecutive cases.
* As a suspect in thirty different cases, Orpheus is the most recurring character in the fanmade series.

## Gallery

Orpheus, as he appeared in The Longest Overtime (Case #20 of Futuristic Visions), In Times Like This... (Case #21 of Futuristic Visions), Workplace Accident (Case #22 of Futuristic Visions), Top Secret Death (Case #29 of Futuristic Visions), A Wasted Talent (Case #5 of Around The World), Under A Bullet's Cover (Case #7 of Around The World), The Loop Tightens (Case #9 of Around The World), High Bribe (Case #10 of Around The World), Not My Cup of Tea (Case #11 of Around The World), The Worst Fairy Tale (Case #12 of Around The World), Screwed Up! (Case #13 of Around The World), Killing The Killer (Case #15 of Around The World), I Lost My Head In Miami (Case #25 of Across America), and Early Retirement (Case #26 of Across America).Orpheus, as he appeared in Inversed Justice (Case #23 of City of Crimes), Beyond Red Light (Case #26 of City of Crimes), and The Root of All Evil (Case #30 of City of Crimes).Gus, disguised as "The Gatekeeper," as he appeared in Conspiracy Detected (Case #29 of City of Crimes).Orpheus, as he appeared in Target Acquired (Case #6 of Greensin's Secrets), All Eyes On Me (Case #10 of Greensin's Secrets), and Death At The Zoo (Case #12 of Greensin's Secrets).Orpheus, as he appeared in his killer pose in Death At The Zoo (Case #12 of Greensin's Secrets), and as he appeared in Precautionary Measures (Case #15 of Greensin's Secrets), and Into The Lair (Case #18 of Greensin's Secrets).Gus, as he appeared in Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Case #20 of The Origins).Gus, as he appeared in Dirty Work (Case #25 of The Origins), All Roads Lead To Hell (Case #28 of The Origins), and Guns And Doses (Case #34 of The Origins).Gus, as he appeared in On The Brink of War (Case #40 of The Origins).Gus, as he appeared in Waiting No More (Case #12 of Time Check).Gus, as he appeared in Sources Cut (Case #34 of Time Check).Gus' body in the altered timeline.Wynston Hammacher, Gus' late killer.Hans Kirchner, Orpheus's late brother.Serena Washington, Orpheus's late wife.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Gus died at the age of 560 in 2100.