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| − | Jacob Styne's family are practitioners of [[black magic]], stretching as far back as the early 1800s. Over the centuries the Stynes used [[spells]] to create disease, destabilize markets, and even helped the Nazis rise to power; all the while profiting from it all. All the spells the Stynes used came from a book of "unspeakable evil" -- the ''[[Book of the Damned]]'', which was lost to the family some 100 years ago. When [[Charlie Bradbury]] unearths the book in | + | Jacob Styne's family are practitioners of [[black magic]], stretching as far back as the early 1800s. Over the centuries the Stynes used [[spells]] to create disease, destabilize markets, and even helped the Nazis rise to power; all the while profiting from it all. All the spells the Stynes used came from a book of "unspeakable evil" -- the ''[[Book of the Damned]]'', which was lost to the family some 100 years ago. When [[Charlie Bradbury]] unearths the book in monastery in Spain, Jacob is sent to hunt her down and retrieve the book for his family. |
==Episodes== | ==Episodes== | ||
Revision as of 18:25, 18 April 2015
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| Name | Jacob Styne |
| Actor | Jeff Branson |
| Dates | ???? - 2015 (killed by Sam Winchester) |
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| Episode(s) | 10.18 Book of the Damned |
History
Jacob Styne's family are practitioners of black magic, stretching as far back as the early 1800s. Over the centuries the Stynes used spells to create disease, destabilize markets, and even helped the Nazis rise to power; all the while profiting from it all. All the spells the Stynes used came from a book of "unspeakable evil" -- the Book of the Damned, which was lost to the family some 100 years ago. When Charlie Bradbury unearths the book in monastery in Spain, Jacob is sent to hunt her down and retrieve the book for his family.
Episodes
10.18 Book of the Damned
Jacob Styne and his men have tracked Charlie Bradbury and the Book of the Damned to Iowa, when Jacob and his man think they have Charlie cornered, they are caught off guard when Charlie goes on the offensive, killing one of Jacob's men and slashing his hand with a sword. When Charlie questions why he is following her, he tells her he isn't, he's following the Book of the Damned. Telling her the book belongs to his family, and that she can kill him, but it won't stop the rest of his family from coming after the book. When Charlie gets distracted by Jacob's tattoo, he takes the moment to knock the sword from her hand and retrieve his gun. As Charlie makes her escape, Jacob is able to wound her, however the shot wasn't enough and Charlie slips away once again.
