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|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto 1|1]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto 1|1]]</small> | ||
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|[[File:Tanner-GTAIII.jpg|100px]]<br>'''[[Tanner]]''' | |[[File:Tanner-GTAIII.jpg|100px]]<br />'''[[Tanner]]''' | ||
|Tanner is, in [[2001]], an undercover [[Liberty City Police Department|police officer]] who is working as [[Asuka Kasen|Asuka Kasen's]] driver. When Asuka discovers this, she has [[Claude]] kill him. | |Tanner is, in [[2001]], an undercover [[Liberty City Police Department|police officer]] who is working as [[Asuka Kasen|Asuka Kasen's]] driver. When Asuka discovers this, she has [[Claude]] kill him. | ||
|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto III|III]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto III|III]]</small> | ||
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|[[File:DickTanner-GTAVC.jpg|100px]]<br>'''[[Dick Tanner]]''' | |[[File:DickTanner-GTAVC.jpg|100px]]<br />'''[[Dick Tanner]]''' | ||
|Dick Tanner is a member of a European gang who plan on robbing a bank in [[Vice City in GTA Vice City|Vice City]]. Tanner, and his fellow gang members, are [[Autocide|killed]] by [[Tommy Vercetti]]. | |Dick Tanner is a member of a European gang who plan on robbing a bank in [[Vice City in GTA Vice City|Vice City]]. Tanner, and his fellow gang members, are [[Autocide|killed]] by [[Tommy Vercetti]]. | ||
|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|VC]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|VC]]</small> | ||
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|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto III|III]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto III|III]]</small> | ||
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|[[File:LeoTeal-GTAVC.JPG|100px]]<br>'''[[Leo Teal]]'''<br>(''right'') | |[[File:LeoTeal-GTAVC.JPG|100px]]<br />'''[[Leo Teal]]'''<br />(''right'') | ||
|Leo Teal is a chef and hitman who is killed by [[Tommy Vercetti]], who suspected him of being involved in an ambushed drug deal. He has dubious relations with [[Eugene]] and [[Moweesha]]. | |Leo Teal is a chef and hitman who is killed by [[Tommy Vercetti]], who suspected him of being involved in an ambushed drug deal. He has dubious relations with [[Eugene]] and [[Moweesha]]. | ||
|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|VC]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|VC]]</small> | ||
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|[[File:Ted-GTAVC.jpg|100px]]<br>'''[[Ted]]''' | |[[File:Ted-GTAVC.jpg|100px]]<br />'''[[Ted]]''' | ||
|Ted is, in [[1986]], a taxi driver for [[Kaufman Cabs]] in [[Vice City in GTA Vice City|Vice City]] who returns to work, after a hernia operation, when [[Tommy Vercetti]] purchases the company. | |Ted is, in [[1986]], a taxi driver for [[Kaufman Cabs]] in [[Vice City in GTA Vice City|Vice City]] who returns to work, after a hernia operation, when [[Tommy Vercetti]] purchases the company. | ||
|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|VC]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|VC]]</small> | ||
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|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto III|III]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto III|III]]</small> | ||
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|[[File:FrankTenpenny-GTASA.jpg|100px]]<br>'''[[Frank Tenpenny]]''' | |[[File:FrankTenpenny-GTASA.jpg|100px]]<br />'''[[Frank Tenpenny]]''' | ||
|Frank Tenpenny is a corrupt [[Los Santos Police Department|LSPD]] officer and the leader of [[C.R.A.S.H.]]. Tenpenny, [[Eddie Pulaski]] and [[Jimmy Hernandez]] all have [[Carl Johnson]] commit crimes for them. Frank Tenpenny is killed when he drives a [[Firetruck|firetruck]] off a bridge into [[Grove Street]. | |Frank Tenpenny is a corrupt [[Los Santos Police Department|LSPD]] officer and the leader of [[C.R.A.S.H.]]. Tenpenny, [[Eddie Pulaski]] and [[Jimmy Hernandez]] all have [[Carl Johnson]] commit crimes for them. Frank Tenpenny is killed when he drives a [[Firetruck|firetruck]] off a bridge into [[Grove Street]. | ||
|<small>Voiced by: [[Samuel L. Jackson]].<br>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|SA]]</small> | |<small>Voiced by: [[Samuel L. Jackson]].<br />Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|SA]]</small> | ||
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|'''[[Teri]]''' | |'''[[Teri]]''' | ||
|Teri is, in [[1984]], the co-host of the [[Flash FM]] radio station in [[Vice City]], alongside [[Toni]]. | |Teri is, in [[1984]], the co-host of the [[Flash FM]] radio station in [[Vice City]], alongside [[Toni]]. | ||
|<small>Voiced by: Zan Aron.<br>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|VCS]]</small> | |<small>Voiced by: Zan Aron.<br />Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|VCS]]</small> | ||
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|'''[[Teri Barbara]]''' | |'''[[Teri Barbara]]''' | ||
|Teri Barbara is a member of the [[Rednecks]] gang in [[Anywhere City]] and is the daughter of [[Pa Wayne]]. She has many siblings, including: [[Bob Wayne|Bob]], [[Joleyn]], [[Mary Beth]], [[Jethro (GTA 2)|Jethro]], [[Seth]], [[Lazy Balls]], [[Peter Lee]], [[Boff]], [[Sammy Jo]], [[Maggie May]], [[Bonny]], [[Jonny W.]], [[Billy Bob]], [[Bobby Bill]] and [[Fabrizio]]. | |Teri Barbara is a member of the [[Rednecks]] gang in [[Anywhere City]] and is the daughter of [[Pa Wayne]]. She has many siblings, including: [[Bob Wayne|Bob]], [[Joleyn]], [[Mary Beth]], [[Jethro (GTA 2)|Jethro]], [[Seth]], [[Lazy Balls]], [[Peter Lee]], [[Boff]], [[Sammy Jo]], [[Maggie May]], [[Bonny]], [[Jonny W.]], [[Billy Bob]], [[Bobby Bill]] and [[Fabrizio]]. | ||
|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto 2|2]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto 2|2]]</small> | ||
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|'''[[Derrick Thackery]]''' | |'''[[Derrick Thackery]]''' | ||
|Derrick Thackery is the host of the [[Tight End Zone]], a sports program on [[West Coast Talk Radio|WCTR]], although he has little interest in sports. | |Derrick Thackery is the host of the [[Tight End Zone]], a sports program on [[West Coast Talk Radio|WCTR]], although he has little interest in sports. | ||
|<small>Voiced by: Peter Appel.<br>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|SA]]</small> | |<small>Voiced by: Peter Appel.<br />Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|SA]]</small> | ||
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|'''[[Chow Yun Thin]]''' | |'''[[Chow Yun Thin]]''' | ||
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|'''[[Thor]]''' | |'''[[Thor]]''' | ||
|Thor is man obsessed with Viking mythology who is interviewed on [[K-CHAT]] in [[1986]]. | |Thor is man obsessed with Viking mythology who is interviewed on [[K-CHAT]] in [[1986]]. | ||
|<small>Voiced by: [[Frank Fava]].<br>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|VC]]</small> | |<small>Voiced by: [[Frank Fava]].<br />Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|VC]]</small> | ||
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|'''[[Dwayne Thorn]]''' | |'''[[Dwayne Thorn]]''' | ||
|Dwayne Thorn is, in [[1984]], the bellicose host of the [[New World Order]] program on [[Vice City Public Radio|VCPR]] in [[Vice City in GTA Vice City Stories|Vice City]]. | |Dwayne Thorn is, in [[1984]], the bellicose host of the [[New World Order]] program on [[Vice City Public Radio|VCPR]] in [[Vice City in GTA Vice City Stories|Vice City]]. | ||
|<small>Voiced by: Christopher Murney.<br>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|VCS]]</small> | |<small>Voiced by: Christopher Murney.<br />Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|VCS]]</small> | ||
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|[[File:BigBear-GTASA.jpg|100px]]<br>'''[[Barry Thorne]]''' | |[[File:BigBear-GTASA.jpg|100px]]<br />'''[[Barry Thorne]]''' | ||
|Barry Thorne, known as '''Big Bear''', is a senior member of the [[Grove Street Families]] who becomes addicted to drugs and becomes [[B-Dup|Mark Wayne's]] slave. He later goes to rehab and beats his addiction. | |Barry Thorne, known as '''Big Bear''', is a senior member of the [[Grove Street Families]] who becomes addicted to drugs and becomes [[B-Dup|Mark Wayne's]] slave. He later goes to rehab and beats his addiction. | ||
|<small>Voiced by: [[Kurt Alexander]].<br>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|SA]]</small> | |<small>Voiced by: [[Kurt Alexander]].<br />Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|SA]]</small> | ||
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|'''[[Henry Thornsteen]]''' | |'''[[Henry Thornsteen]]''' | ||
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|'''[[DJ Timecode]]''' | |'''[[DJ Timecode]]''' | ||
|DJ Timecode is, in [[1998]] and [[2001]], one of the DJs for the [[MSX 98]] and [[MSX FM]] radio stations, alongside [[MC Codebreaker]]. | |DJ Timecode is, in [[1998]] and [[2001]], one of the DJs for the [[MSX 98]] and [[MSX FM]] radio stations, alongside [[MC Codebreaker]]. | ||
|<small>Voiced by: [[DJ Timecode|DJ Timecode (Rob Playford)]].<br>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto III|III]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories|LCS]]</small> | |<small>Voiced by: [[DJ Timecode|DJ Timecode (Rob Playford)]].<br />Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto III|III]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories|LCS]]</small> | ||
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|'''[[Timmy (GTA III)|Timmy]]''' | |'''[[Timmy (GTA III)|Timmy]]''' | ||
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|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto III|III]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto III|III]]</small> | ||
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|[[File:FernandoTisdel-GTAIV.jpg]]<br>'''[[Fernando Tisdel]]''' | |[[File:FernandoTisdel-GTAIV.jpg]]<br />'''[[Fernando Tisdel]]''' | ||
|Fernando Tisdel is a criminal based in [[Crockett Avenue]] in [[Hove Beach]], [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]] who is wanted by the [[Liberty City Police Department|LCPD]] for human trafficking. He can be killed by [[Niko Bellic]], depending on the players choice. | |Fernando Tisdel is a criminal based in [[Crockett Avenue]] in [[Hove Beach]], [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]] who is wanted by the [[Liberty City Police Department|LCPD]] for human trafficking. He can be killed by [[Niko Bellic]], depending on the players choice. | ||
|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto IV|IV]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto IV|IV]]</small> | ||
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|'''[[Tommy (GTA III)|Tommy]]''' | |'''[[Tommy (GTA III)|Tommy]]''' | ||
|Tommy is, in [[2001]], a child resident of [[Liberty City in GTA III|Liberty City]]. His father takes [[ | |Tommy is, in [[2001]], a child resident of [[Liberty City in GTA III|Liberty City]]. His father takes [[Equanox]], having started after losing custody of Tommy. | ||
|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto III|III]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto III|III]]</small> | ||
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|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto IV|IV]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto IV|IV]]</small> | ||
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|[[File:Toni-GTAVC.jpg|100px]]<br>'''[[Toni]]''' | |[[File:Toni-GTAVC.jpg|100px]]<br />'''[[Toni]]''' | ||
|Toni is, in [[1984]], the co-host of [[Vice City|Vice City's]] [[Flash FM]] and by [[1986]] is the stations sole DJ. In [[2001]] she is the DJ for [[Flashback FM]]. | |Toni is, in [[1984]], the co-host of [[Vice City|Vice City's]] [[Flash FM]] and by [[1986]] is the stations sole DJ. In [[2001]] she is the DJ for [[Flashback FM]]. | ||
|<small>Voiced by: Maria Chambers.<br>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto III|III]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|VC]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|VCS]]</small> | |<small>Voiced by: Maria Chambers.<br />Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto III|III]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|VC]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|VCS]]</small> | ||
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|[[File:Tony-GTASA.jpg|100px]]<br>'''[[Tony]]''' | |[[File:Tony-GTASA.jpg|100px]]<br />'''[[Tony]]''' | ||
|Tony is a talking parrot and a companion to [[Ken Rosenberg]] whilst he runs [[Caligula's Palace]] in [[1992]]. | |Tony is a talking parrot and a companion to [[Ken Rosenberg]] whilst he runs [[Caligula's Palace]] in [[1992]]. | ||
|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|SA]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|SA]]</small> | ||
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|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969|L 1969]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961|L 1961]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969|L 1969]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961|L 1961]]</small> | ||
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|[[File:MikeToreno-GTASA.jpg|100px]]<br>'''[[Mike Toreno]]''' | |[[File:MikeToreno-GTASA.jpg|100px]]<br />'''[[Mike Toreno]]''' | ||
|Mike Toreno is a government agent from an unnamed agency who acts as a drug supplier for the [[Loco Syndicate]]. He employs [[Carl Johnson]] to do various tasks, mainly to disrupt other people. He later has [[Sean Johnson]] released from prison early, before disappearing. | |Mike Toreno is a government agent from an unnamed agency who acts as a drug supplier for the [[Loco Syndicate]]. He employs [[Carl Johnson]] to do various tasks, mainly to disrupt other people. He later has [[Sean Johnson]] released from prison early, before disappearing. | ||
|<small>Voiced by: [[James Woods]].<br>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|SA]]</small> | |<small>Voiced by: [[James Woods]].<br />Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|SA]]</small> | ||
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|[[File:MassimoTorini-GTALCS.jpg|100px]]<br>'''[[Massimo Torini]]''' | |[[File:MassimoTorini-GTALCS.jpg|100px]]<br />'''[[Massimo Torini]]''' | ||
|Massimo Torini is a leading member of the [[Sicilian Mafia]] who attempts to stir up a mob war between the [[Leone Family|Leone]], [[Forelli Family|Forelli]] and [[Sindacco Family|Sindacco]] Families. He is later killed by [[Toni Cipriani]] and [[Salvatore Leone]]. | |Massimo Torini is a leading member of the [[Sicilian Mafia]] who attempts to stir up a mob war between the [[Leone Family|Leone]], [[Forelli Family|Forelli]] and [[Sindacco Family|Sindacco]] Families. He is later killed by [[Toni Cipriani]] and [[Salvatore Leone]]. | ||
|<small>Voiced by: Duccio Fraggella.<br>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories|LCS]]</small> | |<small>Voiced by: Duccio Fraggella.<br />Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories|LCS]]</small> | ||
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|[[File:LoveFist-Artwork.jpg|100px]]<br>'''[[Jezz Torrent]]'''<br>(''centre right'') | |[[File:LoveFist-Artwork.jpg|100px]]<br />'''[[Jezz Torrent]]'''<br />(''centre right'') | ||
|Jezz Torrent is the lead singer of the band [[Love Fist]] in both [[1986]] and [[1992]]. [[Tommy Vercetti]] saves Torrent and his fellow band members by driving a [[Love Fist (vehicle)|limousine]] at speed, allowing the band members to deactivate a bomb. | |Jezz Torrent is the lead singer of the band [[Love Fist]] in both [[1986]] and [[1992]]. [[Tommy Vercetti]] saves Torrent and his fellow band members by driving a [[Love Fist (vehicle)|limousine]] at speed, allowing the band members to deactivate a bomb. | ||
|<small>Voiced by: [[Kevin McKidd]].<br>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|VC]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|SA]]</small> | |<small>Voiced by: [[Kevin McKidd]].<br />Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|VC]]<br />[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|SA]]</small> | ||
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|[[File:ElizabetaTorres-GTAIV.jpg|100px]]<br>'''[[Elizabeta Torres]]''' | |[[File:ElizabetaTorres-GTAIV.jpg|100px]]<br />'''[[Elizabeta Torres]]''' | ||
|Elizabeta Torres is a thirty-one year old small-time drug dealer who resides in [[Bohan]], [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]]. She hires [[Niko Bellic]] to help with her drug deals, as she trusts nobody (partly due to her spiralling drug use, which results in her killing [[Manny Escuela]] and [[Jay Hamilton]]. She is later arrested and sentenced to 300 years of imprisonment. | |Elizabeta Torres is a thirty-one year old small-time drug dealer who resides in [[Bohan]], [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]]. She hires [[Niko Bellic]] to help with her drug deals, as she trusts nobody (partly due to her spiralling drug use, which results in her killing [[Manny Escuela]] and [[Jay Hamilton]]. She is later arrested and sentenced to 300 years of imprisonment. | ||
|<small>Voiced by: Charlie Parker.<br>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto IV|IV]]</small> | |<small>Voiced by: Charlie Parker.<br />Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto IV|IV]]</small> | ||
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|'''[[Tortoise]]''' | |'''[[Tortoise]]''' | ||
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|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto 1|1]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto 1|1]]</small> | ||
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|[[File:Travis-GTA1.png|100px]]<br>'''[[Travis]]''' | |[[File:Travis-GTA1.png|100px]]<br />'''[[Travis]]''' | ||
|Travis is one of the choices for [[protagonist]] in [[Grand Theft Auto 1|GTA 1]]. | |Travis is one of the choices for [[protagonist]] in [[Grand Theft Auto 1|GTA 1]]. | ||
|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto 1|1]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto 1|1]]</small> | ||
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|'''[[Marvin Trill]]''' | |'''[[Marvin Trill]]''' | ||
|Marvin Trill is the host of the [[Area 53]] radio program on [[West Coast Talk Radio|WCTR]] radio station in [[State of San Andreas|San Andreas]]. | |Marvin Trill is the host of the [[Area 53]] radio program on [[West Coast Talk Radio|WCTR]] radio station in [[State of San Andreas|San Andreas]]. | ||
|<small>Voiced by: Bob Sevra.<br>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|SA]]</small> | |<small>Voiced by: Bob Sevra.<br />Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|SA]]</small> | ||
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|'''[[Troy (GTA VCS)|Troy]]''' | |'''[[Troy (GTA VCS)|Troy]]''' | ||
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|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|VCS]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|VCS]]</small> | ||
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|[[File:Troy-GTA1.png|100px]]<br>'''[[Troy]]''' | |[[File:Troy-GTA1.png|100px]]<br />'''[[Troy]]''' | ||
|Troy is one of the choices for [[protagonist]] in [[Grand Theft Auto 1|GTA 1]]. | |Troy is one of the choices for [[protagonist]] in [[Grand Theft Auto 1|GTA 1]]. | ||
|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto 1|1]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto 1|1]]</small> | ||
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|[[File:JavierTrunchez-GTAIV.jpg|100px]]<br>'''[[Javier Trunchez]]''' | |[[File:JavierTrunchez-GTAIV.jpg|100px]]<br />'''[[Javier Trunchez]]''' | ||
|Javier Trunchez is, in [[2008]], one of the three co-owners of [[The Triangle Club]] in [[Bohan]], [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]]. He is killed by [[Niko Bellic]] on orders from [[Dwayne Forge]]. He is the brother of [[Jesus Trunchez|Jesus]] and [[Jose Trunchez]]. | |Javier Trunchez is, in [[2008]], one of the three co-owners of [[The Triangle Club]] in [[Bohan]], [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]]. He is killed by [[Niko Bellic]] on orders from [[Dwayne Forge]]. He is the brother of [[Jesus Trunchez|Jesus]] and [[Jose Trunchez]]. | ||
|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto IV|IV]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto IV|IV]]</small> | ||
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|[[File:JesusTrunchez-GTAIV.jpg|100px]]<br>'''[[Jesus Trunchez]]''' | |[[File:JesusTrunchez-GTAIV.jpg|100px]]<br />'''[[Jesus Trunchez]]''' | ||
|Jesus Trunchez is, in [[2008]], one of the three co-owners of [[The Triangle Club]] in [[Bohan]], [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]]. He is killed by [[Niko Bellic]] on orders from [[Dwayne Forge]]. He is the brother of [[Javier Trunchez|Javier]] and [[Jose Trunchez]]. | |Jesus Trunchez is, in [[2008]], one of the three co-owners of [[The Triangle Club]] in [[Bohan]], [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]]. He is killed by [[Niko Bellic]] on orders from [[Dwayne Forge]]. He is the brother of [[Javier Trunchez|Javier]] and [[Jose Trunchez]]. | ||
|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto IV|IV]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto IV|IV]]</small> | ||
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|[[File:JoseTrunchez-GTAIV.jpg|100px]]<br>'''[[Jose Trunchez]]''' | |[[File:JoseTrunchez-GTAIV.jpg|100px]]<br />'''[[Jose Trunchez]]''' | ||
|Jose is, in [[2008]], one of the three co-owners of [[The Triangle Club]] in [[Bohan]], [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]]. He is killed by [[Niko Bellic]] on orders from [[Dwayne Forge]]. He is the brother of [[Javier Trunchez|Javier]] and [[Jesus Trunchez]]. | |Jose is, in [[2008]], one of the three co-owners of [[The Triangle Club]] in [[Bohan]], [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]]. He is killed by [[Niko Bellic]] on orders from [[Dwayne Forge]]. He is the brother of [[Javier Trunchez|Javier]] and [[Jesus Trunchez]]. | ||
|<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto IV|IV]]</small> | |<small>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto IV|IV]]</small> | ||
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|[[File:TheTruth-GTASA.jpg|100px]]<br>'''[[The Truth]]''' | |[[File:TheTruth-GTASA.jpg|100px]]<br />'''[[The Truth]]''' | ||
|The Truth is an aging hippie who lives in [[San Fierro]], although he had owned a farm outside the city. He sells drugs to various people and becomes an associate of [[Carl Johnson]], introducing him to various other contacts. He also has Carl steal a [[Jetpack]] from [[Area 69]] and some '[[Green Goo|green goo]]' from the military. | |The Truth is an aging hippie who lives in [[San Fierro]], although he had owned a farm outside the city. He sells drugs to various people and becomes an associate of [[Carl Johnson]], introducing him to various other contacts. He also has Carl steal a [[Jetpack]] from [[Area 69]] and some '[[Green Goo|green goo]]' from the military. | ||
|<small>Voiced by: [[Peter Fonda]].<br>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|SA]]</small> | |<small>Voiced by: [[Peter Fonda]].<br />Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|SA]]</small> | ||
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|'''[[Ernest Tubb]]''' | |'''[[Ernest Tubb]]''' | ||
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|'''[[Reed Tucker]]''' | |'''[[Reed Tucker]]''' | ||
|Reed Tucker is, in [[2001]], a karate teacher (at the Now and Zen Dojo) and the author of the Karate and Digestion book. He is interviewed by [[Lazlow]] on [[Chatterbox FM]] in 2001. In [[1992]] he had phoned into [[Area 53]]. | |Reed Tucker is, in [[2001]], a karate teacher (at the Now and Zen Dojo) and the author of the Karate and Digestion book. He is interviewed by [[Lazlow]] on [[Chatterbox FM]] in 2001. In [[1992]] he had phoned into [[Area 53]]. | ||
|<small>Voiced by: [[Reed Tucker]].<br>Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto III|III]]</small> | |<small>Voiced by: [[Reed Tucker]].<br />Appears in: [[Grand Theft Auto III|III]]</small> | ||
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|'''[[Jenny Tulls]]''' | |'''[[Jenny Tulls]]''' |