Faux Martin Fitzgerald
The Martin Fitzgerald Impostor (died January 1, 2000) was hired by Alistair Crane in 1999 to impersonate Fitzgerald in order for Crane to institute an insurance scam, and play with the vulnerable emotions of the Lopez-Fitzgerald family. Apparently Julian Crane believed that the impostor was the real Martin. The impostor in raged for being used by the Crane's decided to finish them off one by one and targeted Sheridan Crane during a New Years Eve party, but accidentally died while struggling with Luis Lopez-Fitzgerald. Later DNA tests proved he was a fraud.
The impostor was played by William Bumiller from November 26, 1999 until the character's death in January 2000. Bumiller also played the real Martin in flashbacks in that year until July 31.
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