Ned Burner
| Ned Burner | |
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| Appearances | [[Appearance::Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]] |
| Full Name | Ned Burner |
| Aliases | Father Ned |
| Gender | Gender::Male |
| Date of Death | [[Error: Invalid time.|1998]][[DOD::1998| ]] |
| Nationality | [[American|American]][[Nationality::American| ]] |
| Home | Staunton Island, Liberty City |
| Main Affiliations |
Liberty Tree Maria Latore Toni Cipriani |
| Vehicles | Yellow Faggio |
| Businesses | Journalism |
| Voiced by | Peter Bradbury |
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Ned Burner is a character in the Grand Theft Auto series and a character in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories. He is a reporter for the Liberty Tree newspaper. He is voiced by Peter Bradbury, who has also appeared in Law & Order.
Character history
Ned Burner is a resident of Staunton Island, Liberty City and a reporter for the Liberty Tree newspaper. Burner is known for getting a number of scoops and exclusives for LCN and gains information through e-mail contacts, including Maria Latore, and by hiring people to create news headlines for him to report on. In 1998 he impersonates a priest in a confession box at a church in Bedford Point and hires Leone Family made man Toni Cipriani to cause chaos in the city. Burner hires Cipriani to kill a federal witness, steal diamonds, create chaos on the city roads in a firetruck and then kill film stars DB-P, Black Lightman and Faith W. for refusing to give an interview to the Liberty Tree newspaper. Ned Burner later goes to Shoreside Vale where he witnesses the murder of Avery Carrington, committed by Cipriani and Donald Love, who later hires Toni to kill him. Cipriani later steals both Carrington and Burner's corpses, taking them to Love's private jet as an in-flight dinner for Love.
Mission appearances
- GTA Liberty City Stories
- L.C. Confidential (Voice/Boss)
- The Passion of the Heist (Voice/Boss)
- Karmageddon (Voice/Boss)
- False Idols (Voice/Boss)
- Stop the Press (Killed)
- Morgue Party Resurrection (Deceased)
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Trivia
- The nickname "Father Ned" may be taken from a main character of a TV show, both of which have the same name "Father Ted".