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| William Bernhardt |
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Susan Pulaski:
police profiler who struggles with alcoholism, in Las Vegas, Nevada |
| Todd Borg |
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Owen McKenna: ex-San Francisco homicide inspector turned private
investigator, and his Harlequin Great Dane, Spot, at Lake Tahoe,
California, and Nevada |
| Max Allan Collins |
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CSI:
Crime scene investigators in Las Vegas, Nevada |
| Carole Nelson Douglas |
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Temple Barr: public relations freelancer and Midnight Louie, the tomcat, in Las Vegas, Nevada |
| L.C. Hayden |
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Dan Springer: writer for a magazine in Las Vegas, Nevada |
| Ken Kuhlken |
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Tom Hickey: private investigator during the 1940s and 1950s in
California and Nevada |
| Rob Loughran |
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David O’Kane:
restaurateur in Nightingale, Nevada |
| Kirk Mitchell |
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Dee Laguerre: Bureau of Land Management ranger in Nevada |
| Perri O’Shaughnessy |
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Nina Reilly: struggling young attorney in Lake Tahoe, Nevada |
| Bernard Schopen |
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Jack Ross: private eye in Reno, Nevada |
| Gary Phillips |
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Martha Chainey: courier for the corporate
mob in Las Vegas, Nevada |
| Harry Shannon |
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Mick Callahan: radio talk show psychologist in Dry Wells, Nevada |
| James Swain |
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Tony Valentine: ex-cop investigator specializing in catching casino cheats in Las Vegas, Nevada |
| Sue Owens Wright |
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Elsie “Beanie” MacBean: freelance writer and a member of the
Washoe Tribe and her basset hound, Cruiser, in South Tahoe, Nevada |
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