Amelia Windhaven - Gordon doesn't see Amelia as a "person of interest" in the Lighthouse Murder case yet... but he's seen fit to have gone to<em>Windhaven's</em>twice. The first time was mostly friendly asking about Scarborough and getting short non-committal and vague answers one would expect from a busy bar owner. The second time was less congenial. Pointed questions were asked about Amelia's presence on dates or familiarity with certain places. Amelia put her foot down and told the pesky G-Man to either take her downtown or get the hell out. Gordon picked the latter but left his card in case Amelia "remembered anything...relevant" regarding one Lysander Scarborough. Amelia hasn't called yet...but she still has that card in her purse. Just in case.<br/><br/>Grace DeArca - Grace was one of the first people Gordon interviewed as a member of "Special Crimes" and could have been the most messy. At first it hadn't made sense. The vic had been killed either by a body builder not a petite and pretty blonde. Yet all the evidence pointed right at her. He pursued her for nearly two weeks before...the<em>thing</em>attacked him after he had cornered her. One minute they were talking about God and Fate (or something) and the next he was on his back looking up at something only vaguely resembling a human being. The two managed to severely wound the thing but not before Gordon made his first contact in the Supernatural World and Grace got her first contact on the right side of the Law.<br/><br/>Elyse Swan – Sure Martha was only fourteen and sure Gordon didn’t see why a girl that age should be that interested in having a makeover… but it was her birthday and he had trouble saying no to her with all the things that had happened to her lately. The young woman at the makeup counter was incredibly sweet and so friendly to Martha. The entire incident would have been just another normal day in Gordon’s life except for a little slip where Elyse accidently dropped her crucifix-decorated bracelet on the ground. Gordon wasn’t able to use his psychometry to really understand the significance…but he had touched enough important artifacts to know that there was something<em>different</em>about that bracelet. And maybe this girl. He never mentioned anything, of course, but the memory of the event is still in the back of his mind.<br/><br/>Bren Williams – In the FBI the VASCU folks with “teleinformatics” (ie Psychics) are still viewed with some suspicion in the leadership of the Bureau. Not to mention the fact that the CIA and NSA are actively tapping FBI feeds, it’s taken as a given that Special Crimes has to send the most sensitive messages the old fashioned way: paper. Since carrier pigeons have lost popularity the next best thing the Seattle Field Office has is a pretty brunette known only as Bren. Not exactly eager having to have anyone hear or read about an After Action Report about a “huminoid demon” he called the special number given to him by his ASAC. The girl was true to her reputation: No questions except “who” “where” and “how much?” If only everyone was that professional.<br/>