Los Angeles Resistance Cell (V Series) - Other Members

Other Members

  • Abraham Bernstein (deceased)
  • Alan Davis
  • Arthur Dupres
  • Caleb Taylor
  • Chris Farber
  • Dan Pascal (deceased)
  • Dean Harris
  • Doctor Benjamin "Ben" Taylor (deceased)
  • Doctor David Atkins
  • Doctor Fred King (deceased)
  • Doctor Kathleen Maxwell (deceased)
  • Doctor Robert Maxwell (deceased)
  • Doctor Steven Maitland
  • Elizabeth "Starchild" Maxwell
  • Father Andrew Doyle (deceased)
  • Father Turney
  • Fisher (deceased)
  • General Curtis Morgan
  • George Caniff
  • Griggs
  • Harmony "Harmy" Moore (deceased)
  • Henry "The Hacker" Atkins
  • Jennifer
  • Jenny O'Hara (deceased)
  • Joanne Davis
  • John Michael "Johnny" Davis
  • Josh Brooks
  • Katie Maxwell
  • Kyle "Ace" Bates
  • Lynn Bernstein
  • Maggie Blodgett
  • Mongo
  • Nicholas "Nicky" Caniff
  • Police Officer Brad
  • Police Officer Gus
  • Police Officer Mark (deceased)
  • Polly Maxwell
  • Robin Maxwell
  • Ruby Engels (deceased)
  • Sancho Gomez
  • Stanley Bernstein
  • Steve Roller
  • Tony Wah Chong Leonetti (deceased)
  • Vanik
  • Victoria Davis

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