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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | Doug Wallace was a deputy at the Kearney, Missouri Sheriff's Department. | + | Doug Wallace was a deputy at the Kearney, Missouri, Sheriff's Department. |
==Episodes== | ==Episodes== | ||
===[[8.06 Southern Comfort]]=== | ===[[8.06 Southern Comfort]]=== | ||
| − | After arresting [[Scott Lew]] for murder, Doug is possessed by the [[spectre]] of [[Vance Collins]] when he goes to get Scott's inhaler from his personal effects, touching the penny | + | After arresting [[Scott Lew]] for murder, Doug is possessed by the [[spectre]] of [[Vance Collins]] when he goes to get Scott's inhaler from his personal effects, touching the penny and causing himself to become possessed. In his rage, Doug picks up a shotgun. As green [[ectoplasm]] leaks from his ear, he goes to the sheriff's desk and tells him to write his own reports before pulling the trigger, killing him. After the shooting he tells [[Sam]] and [[Dean]] that he was tackled by [[Officer Karl Henry]], who took his gun and said he was going to the hospital. |
[[Category:Canon]][[Category:Characters]] | [[Category:Canon]][[Category:Characters]] | ||
Revision as of 11:22, 3 October 2019
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| Name | Doug Wallace |
| Actor | Aaron Craven |
| Dates | |
| Location | Kearney, Missouri |
| Occupation | Sheriff's deputy |
| Episode(s) | 8.06 Southern Comfort |
History
Doug Wallace was a deputy at the Kearney, Missouri, Sheriff's Department.
Episodes
8.06 Southern Comfort
After arresting Scott Lew for murder, Doug is possessed by the spectre of Vance Collins when he goes to get Scott's inhaler from his personal effects, touching the penny and causing himself to become possessed. In his rage, Doug picks up a shotgun. As green ectoplasm leaks from his ear, he goes to the sheriff's desk and tells him to write his own reports before pulling the trigger, killing him. After the shooting he tells Sam and Dean that he was tackled by Officer Karl Henry, who took his gun and said he was going to the hospital.
