Gordon Foster

**Gordon Foster** (1974-2009) was a suspect in the murder investigations of interior designer Judith Permann in Expensive Renovation (Case #6 of Modern Crimes) and stock trader Thomas Rutherford in Murder Crysis (Case #7 of Modern Crimes), before killing singer Jaiden Clegg in Dangerous Act (Case #11 of Modern Crimes).

In Web of Lies, Gordon was a suspect in the murder investigation of student Edward Hatchman before being murdered in Chased By Death (Case #2 of Web of Lies).

## Description

In Modern Crimes, Gordon was a 33-year-old delivery guy. In Poor Interior Design, it is known that Gordon takes painkillers, uses disinfectant, and eats W&W candies. In Murder Crysis, it is known that Gordon knows mechanics and smokes marijuana. In Dangerous Act, it is known that Gordon knows karate, uses lip balm, and knows astrology.

In Web of Lies, Gordon was a 35-year-old accountant as well as the brother of Nicholas Foster. In Hell's Classroom, it is known that Gordon drinks bird cider and uses bath salts.

## Events of Modern Crimes

### Expensive Renovation

Gordon was first questioned after detective Otis Newman and the player found a letter that was supposed to be delivered to interior designer Judith Permann. When we opened the letter, we realized that it said "You're dead, Judith!" so we looked up the delivery person and identified it to be Gordon. When we asked Gordon about this, he laughed and said that he doesn't have time to go through all the mail he's supposed to deliver.

Gordon was interrogated again after we were told that the handwriting on the letter was his. We demanded answers from Gordon and he said that Judith was always a thorn on his side and she kept threatening to get him fired if he kept delivering her mail late, which he didn't.

Gordon was found to be innocent after the team incarcerated flower shop owner Monica Newell for Judith's murder.

### Murder Crysis

Gordon was later questioned after Otis and the player found him panicking while standing next to the body of stock trader Thomas Rutherford with a briefcase in his hand. When we asked Gordon about Thomas, he told us that he was a decent person and that he was supposed to deliver the briefcase to him.

Gordon was interrogated again after Otis and the player opened the briefcase and found several stacks of cash in it. After telling Gordon that we found the money, he panicked and said that Thomas was doing illegal deals with gangs at a place where Gordon often delivered things to, so he paid Gordon a few hundred thousand to turn a blind eye to it. When we asked Gordon about the gang affiliate that Gordon was doing deals with, he told us that it was with gang leader Morris "Blaze" Kender.

Gordon was interrogated yet again after Otis and the player found the gun used to kill Thomas in his house. After arresting Gordon, he kept saying that he was framed and that he had nothing to do with Thomas' murder. Gordon said that he saw the gun lying there and he wanted to call the police, but we came before he could.

Gordon was found to be innocent after the team incarcerated housewife Charlene Rutherford for Thomas' murder.

### Dangerous Act

Gordon was later interrogated after Otis and the player found out that the saw used to cut singer Jaiden Clegg in half was delivered to Jaiden's house by Gordon. When we asked him about this, Gordon told us that he had no idea what we were talking about and he never recalled a saw in any of the boxes he delivered.

Gordon was interrogated again after the team found a letter he wrote to Jaiden, saying, "She's mine, back off!" When we asked Gordon about the letter, he told us that Jaiden was around his crush, creative producer Miriam Bush, a lot, so Gordon decided to give Jaiden a piece of his mind. Jaiden then said that they worked together and weren't in a relationship, but Gordon said that he knew Jaiden was lying, even though Miriam said they weren't in a relationship either.

In the end, it was revealed that Gordon was Jaiden's killer.

Upon admitting to the murder, Gordon said that he doesn't recall why he killed Jaiden, but he vaguely remembers grabbing a chainsaw and slicing Jaiden in half and feeling really good about it.

Gordon was sentenced to life imprisonment in solitary confinement.

## Events of Web of Lies

### Hell's Classroom

Gordon was later interrogated after the team found out that he recently got parole for Jaiden's murder and had connections with our latest murder victim, high school student Edward Hatchman. When we asked Gordon about Edward, he said he didn't remember anything about him and was too busy with his new job.

Gordon was interrogated again after we found an email from Edward on his computer, saying, "No, I'm not going to hurt Rebecca for you!" After interrogating Gordon, he said that he had a crush on one of Edward's classmates, high school student Rebecca Cummings. After Rebecca rejected him and threatened to call the police, he paid Edward the money he got from Thomas' briefcase to make Rebecca unconscious and drag her to his house. Edward refused and the two parted ways.

Gordon was found to be innocent after the team incarcerated football coach Austin Farrell for Edward's murder.

After Austin's arrest, the team gathered together and we realized that we needed to arrest Gordon again before he could hurt anyone else. However, we realized we were too late when we were anonymously informed that Gordon was murdered outside of his office.

## Murder Details

Gordon was found with several bite marks on his legs and stomach. The team was able to identify the bite marks as dog marks and said that the killer unleashed a pack of wild dogs to take care of Gordon. We later found the cage used to unleash the dogs as well as all the dogs used to kill Gordon and inside the cage we found a massage VIP card, which told us that the killer gets tanning massages.

## Relationship with Suspects

Gordon often shamed his younger brother Nicholas Foster for still being in college and nearly forced him to drop out and do drugs with him. Gordon also got librarian Dominick Wright high and caused him to get suspended from school and gave him a criminal record. The dogs that were used to kill Gordon were supposed to be under the supervision of dog trainer Brock Mayers, who said that Gordon seemed like an all-around awful guy who nobody liked. Gordon was also seeing therapist Jessica Cooper who said that what he told her was absolutely disgusting and that he needed more than just her to cure him. Gordon also attempted to physically harass high school student Rebecca Cummings and made her want to flee Grimsborough.

## Killer and Motives

The killer turned out to be Rebecca.

Upon admitting to the murder, Rebecca said that she couldn't take it anymore and that Gordon constantly tried to find ways to make her unconscious and have his way with her. Rebecca said that everyone knew Gordon was disgusting so as soon as Brock let his dogs down, she took them to Gordon's office to scare him into leaving him alone, but he threw himself on her as he left his office, causing the cage door to slip which caused the dogs to rip him apart.

Rebecca was sentenced to 6 years in prison.

## Case Appearances

* Expensive Renovation (Case #6 of Modern Crimes)
* Murder Crysis (Case #7 of Modern Crimes)
* Dangerous Act (Case #11 of Modern Crimes)
* Hell's Classroom (Case #1 of Web of Lies)
* Chased By Death (Case #2 of Web of Lies)

## Trivia

* Gordon was a suspect in four different cases.
* Gordon appeared in two districts in Modern Crimes.
* Gordon appeared in one district in Web of Lies.
* Gordon appeared in two seasons.
* Gordon is the only character to be interrogated thrice during a single murder investigation.

## Gallery

Gordon, as he appeared in Expensive Renovation (Case #6 of Modern Crimes), Murder Crysis (Case #7 of Modern Crimes), Dangerous Act (Case #11 of Modern Crimes), Hell's Classroom (Case #1 of Web of Lies), and Chased By Death (Case #2 of Web of Lies).Rebecca Cummings, Gordon's killer.