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"They then discussed the meeting with Cooper, both feeling that something was not right, but did not fully understand the situation, classifying it as a \"Blue Rose.\"To confirm their suspicions, Cole asked Albert about Diane Evans, Cooper's former secretary, to come see the imprisoned Cooper. Albert noted that he still knew where she drank.\nAfter Diane refused to go with Albert, Cole later convinced her to see Cooper at the prison. After a brief and shaking visit, Diane told him that the imprisoned Cooper was not the Dale she knew, as he lacked his heart.\nOn the way back from South Dakota, Cole was informed by Colonel Davis that the body of Major Garland Briggs had been identified in Buckhorn, South Dakota. Cole had the plane re-routed to Buckhorn and received a call from Warden Murphy, who told him that Cooper had escaped from prison.\n"


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"They met Lieutenant Cynthia Knox at the police station and were shown to Briggs' decapitated body by Knox and Detective Dave Macklay, who explained that the body had been found in a bed with Ruth Davenport's severed head and that the prime suspect of Davenport's murder \u2013 William Hastings \u2013 had an interest in alternate dimensions. Cole pulled Albert aside after Albert noticed the body showed the incorrect age for Briggs, which caused Cole to connect it to Cooper. Coroner Constance Talbot showed them a ring found in the body with the inscription, \"To Dougie, with love, Janey-E,\" prompting Cole to wish to speak to Hastings.\nPreston soon interrogated Hastings, who claimed to have entered an alternate dimension, where he met Briggs, who floated up whilst speaking Cooper's name.\nAfter Cole and Tammy observed Albert having dinner with Constance, Cole heard a knock on his hotel room door. Upon opening it, he saw a vision of a crying Laura Palmer before it faded, and Albert stood before him. Albert informed him that a text had been received by Diane following Cooper's escape from prison and she had responded with information about Hastings. "


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"Tammy then came to show them a photo of Cooper and another man with the glass box that was held at the penthouse where Sam Colby and Tracey Barberato were killed.\nHastings led the Gordon, Albert, Tammy, and Macklay to where he and Ruth had entered \"the zone,\" where Cole and Albert spotted \"dirty, bearded men.\"Cole went to where Bill had entered \"the zone.\"He saw a hurricane-like formation and raised his hands, eventually seeing a vision of more bearded men. Albert pulled him away before he could be transported and they found a headless woman's body, which they presumed to be Ruth Davenport. After Albert photographed the body, they went to Macklay's car, where Hastings suddenly died.\nLater, as Gordon, Albert, and Diane awaited coffee, Gordon's hand shook. Tammy soon brought coffee and donuts and Macklay confirmed the body as belonging to Ruth. Gordon and Albert describe the bearded men, which Diane confirmed to have also seen exiting the car after Hastings died.\nCole and Albert later inducted Preston into the Blue Rose task force and Diane into an official role in the Cooper investigation.\n"


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"As Gordon spent an evening with a French woman, Albert interrupted to show Cole texts received and sent by Diane, reading \"Las Vegas?\"and \"THEY HAVEN'T ASKED YET.\"He later called the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department and was transferred to Sheriff Frank Truman \u2013 the brother of previous sheriff Harry S. Truman \u2013 who informed him that they had found pages from Laura Palmer's diary that suggested the existence of two Coopers.\nCole met with Preston and Albert, and filled them in on his call to Twin Peaks. Diane soon joined them and confirmed to Cole that Cooper had mentioned Briggs the last time they saw each other. Albert explained to Diane of Briggs' significance and she recognized the Janey-E and Dougie Jones mentioned on the ring found in Briggs' stomach \u2013 her half-sister and her husband, who lived in Las Vegas. Cole then contacted the FBI branch in Las Vegas, telling them that the Joneses were suspects in a double murder.\nCole recalled a dream he had about Monica Bellucci \u2013 apparently one of many \u2013 in which he had coffee with her in Paris. He saw Cooper there, but could not see his face. "


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"Bellucci told him \"we are like the dreamer who dreams and lives inside the dream,\" and asked \"but who who is the dreamer?\"before Cole saw himself in 1989, specifically the day of Jeffries' brief re-appearance. Cole then recalled Jeffries pointing to Cooper and asking who Cole thought he was.\nDiane came to Gordon, Albert, and Tammy to recount the events of her first meeting with the man she believed to be Cooper following his disappearance, explaining that he had sexually assaulted her and took her to an \"old gas station.\"Diane then declared she was \"in the sheriff's station\" and became upset, saying she was not herself. She drew a gun from her handbag, but Albert and Tammy reacted in time, shooting her until she disappeared, revealing that she was actually a tulpa. Gordon then questioned what she meant by \"sheriff's station.\""


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"In the aftermath, while the group tried to figure out what had just happened, Cole revealed a secret he kept for 25 years: before his disappearance, Major Briggs informed Cole and Agent Cooper about an entity he had become aware of known as \"Jowday,\" which had been changed over the years to become \"Judy,\" which Phillip Jeffries was aware of. Cooper told Cole to look for him if he ever disappeared. He then adds that an informant for the FBI, Ray Monroe, had told him that the doppelganger of Cooper was looking for coordinates. While trying to figure this out, Gordon received word from Agent Headley that Dougie Jones had left the hospital. Bushnell Mullins took the phone and reported a message Dougie had left for Gordon, causing him to realize Dougie was Cooper. Thinking about the message, Gordon realized Cooper was headed for Twin Peaks, and quickly left with the agents.\nThe agents made it to Twin Peaks just after Cooper had managed to defeat his doppelganger, and bore witness to the real Diane Evans' return. As Cooper made a speech, the lights suddenly went out in the station. "


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"Cole then joined Diane and Cooper in the basement of the Great Northern, where they bid their goodbyes to Cooper as he went into a locked door.\nVery shortly thereafter, Cole was found by the Horne brothers in the Great Northern's boiler room. He proceed to quickly excuse himself from the aftermath of the dramatic and mysterious events in the sheriff's office, asking Tammy to stay behind in Twin Peaks for a couple of days to write a report on the recent events in the town. He then returned to the Philadelphia FBI field office via plane the very same day.\nPersonality\nAs Cooper's superior, Gordon Cole shared many of his quirks, including a love of donuts, coffee, and cherry pie. Due to his hearing loss, Gordon would occasionally hear a mundane comment from another character then go off on a tangent about a phonetically-similar yet categorically different topic, though it would generally be impossible to tell what he heard that made him think such tangents were appropriate. "


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"Combined with his loud voice, Gordon had a habit of annoying people around him, including the Log Lady, Sheriff Truman, and Albert Rosenfield, although it was generally unclear if he was aware of this.\nGordon also had a romantic side to him. Upon realizing he could hear Shelly Johnson perfectly, he proved quite the charmer, regaling her with tales of his exploits and even managing to steal a kiss before he left Twin Peaks. He later had a brief date with a French woman at a hotel, who was clearly enamored by him. This lascivious behavior apparently earned him a bit of a reputation, about which Denise Bryson expressed some concern while questioning Gordon over his hiring of Agent Tammy Preston.\nDespite his generally care-free attitude, Gordon was still very professional in his work. He admonished Cooper for attacking Albert during a phone call when the latter put out a complaint against Sheriff Truman, and made a point to be sure Denise Bryson's colleagues were supportive of her during her transition. "


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"At some point between 1989 and the 2010s, he made a decision to hold more private conversations by increasing the volume on his hearing aid, which prevented him from having to shout all the time, at the cost of making some of the simplest noises excruciating to hear.\nBehind the scenes\nTwin Peaks David Lynch Returns as Gordon Cole SHOWTIME Series (2017)\nCole is played by Twin Peaks co-creator David Lynch. According to Lynch in the DVD extra A Slice of Lynch, the loud voice was originally unintentional, but soon became one of, if not the most significant trait of the character.\nDavid Lynch reprised the role in the 2017 revival and was featured in a teaser released on December 18, 2016. Showtime CEO David Nevins characterizes Cole's presence in the new series as \"pretty prominent.\"The name \"Gordon Cole\" was taken from a minor character played by an uncredited Bert Moorhouse in the 1950 film Sunset Boulevard, one of Lynch's personal favorite films.\nLynch jokingly said in interview that his character's favorite movie was Sunset Boulevard which he watched many times.\n"


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"When asked about the origin of his hearing loss, Twin Peaks co-creator Mark Frost suggested a firing range mishap.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)"


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"Greg Franchea\nGreg Franchea was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Georgia Coffee commercials\n\nA series of four commercials were made for Georgia Coffee in 1993 and were only aired in Japan. Filmed after Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, they featured a sequential story in four parts with Dale Cooper as the main character. Angelo Badalamenti's music was used in the ads, specifically the title theme, \"Dance of the Dream Man,\" and \"Audrey's Theme.\"Despite being aimed at a Japanese audience, most of the dialogue is in English, with the exception of a few Japanese lines by the characters Ken and Asami.\nOriginally a second series of four were planned, but the Coffee company, unhappy with the first series, canceled them.\nThey were later released in the 2007 DVD box set, Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition.\nChapters\n\nLost\nAt the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, Cooper listens to Ken telling him about his missing wife, Asami, who had sent him a postcard from Twin Peaks. He notes that when they searched her room, all they found was a photograph of her and a deer head. Cooper suggests that they think about it over a coffee. "


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"Lucy and Andy bring in some cups and a pot, but Cooper and Ken pull cans of Georgia Coffee out of their pockets, open them, and take a drink with Cooper declaring it \"incredible,\" and noting that \"this Georgia is damned fine coffee.\"The Log Lady enters the room and states, \"it's true.\"Cooper then points out a symbol on the deer head that is the emblem from Big Ed's Gas Farm.\nCherry Pie\nCooper and Ken arrive at the Gas Farm where they spot Asami's car, the Von Senger Vibel. There is a triangle with fifteen red snooker balls in the front seat. This leads them to the Double R Diner, where they grab a slice of cherry pie from Shelly Johnson. Cooper refuses her coffee and pulls out a can of Georgia Coffee, as lightning strikes outside. Once again, the Log Lady states, \"it's true.\"After trying a taste, Shelly gives Ken an origami swan.\nMystery of the \"G\"\nBack at the Sheriff's Office, Cooper notices a letter \"G\" on the bottom of the swan. Lucy brings in some Georgia Coffees for them and Hawk questions them. Cooper tells Hawk that he'll love the coffee. "


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"The Log Lady, as lightning strikes, once again states, \"it's true.\"After their tastes, Andy points out that he's connected pins on the map of Twin Peaks and they form the letter \"G\". The last pin is on top of Glastonbury Grove, the Owl Cave.\nThe Rescue\nThat night in the grove, Cooper enters the Black Lodge and finds Asami in the red room. He grabs her hands as she says \"Cooper\", and pulls her out of the lodge. Ken greets his wife and they all have coffee.\nExternal links\nAn analysis of the commercials at SensesOfCinema.com"


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"Episode 17\nNot to be confused with Part 17.\n\"Episode 17\", or, \"Dispute Between Brothers\" is the tenth episode of the second season of Twin Peaks and the eighteenth episode overall.\nPlot\n\"Complications set in--yes, complications. How many times have we heard: 'it's simple'. Nothing is simple. We live in a world where nothing is simple. Each day, just when we think we have a handle on things, suddenly some new element is introduced and everything is complicated once again.What is the secret? What is the secret to simplicity, to the pure and simple life? Are our appetites, our desires undermining us? Is the cart in front of the horse?\"\u2015Margaret Lanterman\nDoctor Hayward checks on Sarah, who refuses a sedative, saying she needs to be present at the funeral. Cooper tells Sarah that Leland fell prey to dark forces, that he did not commit the crimes. Sarah remembers her vision of BOB. Cooper says that Leland had drugged Sarah to keep his secrecy and tells Sarah about Leland's death. Cooper offers to drive her to Leland's funeral.\nPeople spread a potluck on a table. Many have gathered for Leland's wake. Nadine wears a shiny dress and buckled shoes. "


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"Hank hands Sarah a plate as she chats with Eileen Hayward and Audrey. Donna tells Big Ed that James thinks the town's devastation is his fault, though Ed tells her James will return. Doctor Jacoby greets the police officers and Cooper notes that he might take a few weeks' vacation. Nadine asks Ed if people can see her underwear in the reflection from her shoes and Sarah tells of Donna and Laura's childhood pledge to be best friends forever. Harry and Ed break up a fight between Dwayne and Dougie Milford. Pete explains to Cooper about the ongoing feud between the two brothers and that Dougie is engaged to a beautiful teenage girl.\nEd and Jacoby ask the high school assistant principal to let Nadine attend classes.\nCooper packs his bags and Audrey asks whether he is leaving and about his romantic history. He confesses that he hurt someone who was a witness to a federal crime, and he and his partner, Windom Earle, let her die and Windom lost his mind. Audrey warns him that one day she will be grown up, and then he will have to watch out.\n"


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"Bobby tries on one of Leo's suits as he gets ready to meet with Benjamin Horne. Shelly asks for Bobby to take her out of the house and he reassures her that if he gets the job, he will take good care of her.\nCatherine meets Harry in his office and says she believes an angel saved her life. She says the night of the fire, she was afraid for the first time in her life and she stumbled upon her old summer cabin in the woods in the dark: only a guardian angel could have led her there. She ate canned food and waited for her assassin.\nDick Tremayne visits Lucy, wanting someone more important than himself to care for and looks forward to fatherhood. Andy says they should all be friends, and Lucy tries to kiss him. Hawk berates him for the action he took in the situation. Cooper bids Harry a farewell and Harry gives him a special lure and a Bookhouse Boys badge. Cooper bids farewell to Hawk, Andy, and Lucy. Royal Canadian Mounted Police Officer Preston King escorts Special Agent Roger Hardy into the stationhouse. Hardy tells Cooper that he is suspended from the FBI.\n"


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"Roger explains that he is in Internal Affairs and that there are allegations against Cooper's behavior in Canada and his methods.\nBobby waits outside Ben's office and Audrey taunts his suit, then gets him in the office. Two bodyguards drag Bobby out of the office.\nRoger interrogates Cooper about the arrest and death of Jacques Renault, then about the rescue of Audrey Horne. King reveals that he had been setting up a sting operation for six months, and that cocaine is missing. Roger says that the DEA has been brought in to investigate, and that Cooper has 24 hours to assemble a defense. Roger has Cooper surrender his gun and badge and they ask Harry for his cooperation. However, he refuses, stating that Cooper is the finest lawman he has ever known.\nNadine tries out for the cheerleading squad and throws a male cheerleader into the air.\nShelly brushes Leo's teeth and Bobby says that the meeting with Horne went well. Shelly asks to put Leo in a nursing home. Leo moves.\nAfter Norma reads a bad review for the Double R Diner in the paper, her mother reveals herself to be the enigmatic critic. "


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"She says the diner is not a good restaurant and Norma asks her to leave.\nHank and Ernie horse around in One Eyed Jacks, Ernie saying he will not steal his wife's money. Jean interrupts their argument and explains that he needs $125,000 immediately. Ernie brags that he is hard-wired into the drug industry and King enters with a briefcase full of cocaine. Ernie says he will take care of it, but is reluctant to gamble. King takes a package of the cocaine to plant in Cooper's car.\nHarry sleeps and awakens to see a shadow creeping outside his window. Josie falls into his door when he opens it. She is dirty and sobbing.\nCooper talks with Major Briggs about the morality of his actions and the presence of BOB. Briggs asks if Cooper has heard of the White Lodge. Cooper excuses himself to urinate in the woods. An owl hoots and stares down at Cooper. A bright light flashes, and Major Briggs disappears.\n"


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"Episode credits\n\nCast\n\nStarring\nKyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper\nMichael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry S. Truman\nMadchen Amick as Shelly Johnson\nDana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs\nRichard Beymer as Benjamin Horne\nLara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward\nSherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne\nWarren Frost as Dr. Will Hayward\nPeggy Lipton as Norma Jennings\nJames Marshall as James Hurley (credit only)\nEverett McGill as Big Ed Hurley\nJack Nance as Pete Martell\nKimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran\nJoan Chen as Jocelyn Packard\nPiper Laurie as Catherine Martell\nAlso Starring\nEric Da Re as Leo Johnson\nHarry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan\nMichael Horse as Deputy Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill\nRuss Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby\nGuest Starring\nGrace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer\nChris Mulkey as Hank Jennings\nIan Buchanan as Dick Tremayne\nJames Booth as Ernie Niles\nJane Greer as Vivian Smythe Niles\nClarence Williams III as FBI Agent Roger Hardy\nGavan O'Herlihy as RCMP Officer Preston King\nWendy Robie as Nadine Hurley\nTony Jay as Dougie Milford\nDon Davis as Maj. Garland Briggs\nMary Jo Deschanel as Eileen Hayward\nDon Calfa as Vice Principal Greege\nMichael Parks as Jean Renault\nFeaturing\nJohn Boylan as Mayor Dwayne Milford\nLisa Cloud as P. E. Teacher\nTiffany Muxlow as Cheerleader\nSusan Sundholm as Samantha\nUtility Stunts\nRichie Giona\nRobert Keller\nRandy Lamb\nBirgit K. Scheir\nBob Yerkes\nNotes\n\nShooting script differences\nIn the script, during their discussion in the woods, Briggs talks in length about fear and love. "


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"While not stated in the script, this might be relevant to the fact that these emotions are the key to the Lodges."


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"Falling\n\"Falling\" was a song by Julee Cruise.\nHistory\nOn the night of February 24, 1989, Cruise performed \"Falling\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Falling\" is a song composed by Angelo Badalamenti with lyrics by David Lynch, originally recorded by Julee Cruise for her debut album Floating Into the Night. The instrumental version of \"Falling\" was used as the opening theme for Twin Peaks and its 2017 continuation.\nCruise, as the Roadhouse singer, performs \"Falling\" in the pilot episode. The instrumental version recurs throughout the series and in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nWhen Cruise originally recorded the song, she was told to think about the person she loved most. She later admitted that rather than thinking about her husband, she thought about her cocker spaniel, Rudy.\nIn 2017, Chrysta Bell released a cover version of the song.\n"


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"Lyrics\nDon't let yourself be hurt this timeDon't let yourself be hurt this timeThen I saw your faceThen I saw your smileThe sky is still blueThe clouds come and goYet something is differentAre we falling in love?Don't let yourself be hurt this timeDon't let yourself be hurt this timeThen your kiss so softThen your touch so warmThe stars still shine brightThe mountains still highYet something is differentAre we falling in love?FallingFallingAre we falling in love?"


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"Hawk\nTommy \"Hawk\" Hill was Deputy Chief at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department and a member of the Bookhouse Boys.\nHe was a full-blooded Nez Perce, although, during a discussion as to whether or not he believed in the soul, he referenced Blackfoot Indian mysticism to Special Agent Dale Cooper.\nHe was clearly aware of the supernatural presence in woods of Twin Peaks and also discusses with Cooper his belief in a direct connection to Native American spirituality. He was also the first person to verbally express to Cooper what the White Lodge and Black Lodge were.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nWhen Hawk was a child, he would play in Owl Cave and pretended it was \"haunted by fierce ghosts.\"In high school, Hill was given the nickname \"Hawk\" by Frank Truman, though he was initially resentful of it. He was also a running back in the starting lineup of Twin Peaks High football team of 1968, alongside Frank Truman, Harry S. Truman, \"Big Ed\" Hurley, Hank Jennings, Thad \"Toad\" Baker and Jerry Horne. He was presumably a halfback.\n"


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"Following high school, he served in the Vietnam War and, sometime after returning home, became a deputy in the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department under Frank Truman and subsequently Harry S. Truman after Frank retired and left Twin Peaks.\nCareer\nIn February 1989, Hawk informed Sheriff Truman and Deputy Andy Brennan that \"Bernie\" was coming in from Canada. When Andy made a stray comment that if he was coming in on foot, thus had a long hike, Hawk quickly left the room before an \"Andy\" situation developed.\nMurder of Laura Palmer\nAfter homecoming queen Laura Palmer was found murdered on the morning of February 24, Hawk and Andy asked her boyfriend, Bobby Briggs, about his whereabouts until Sheriff Truman arrived to inform Briggs that Laura had been found dead.\nLater, Hawk went with Andy and Truman to the Palmer home, where he found evidence as the sheriff questioned Mrs. Palmer. He found Laura's diary and took it for the investigation, though they did not have the key and Leland Palmer was mildly reluctant to let him take it. He also found a camcorder.\nWhen James Hurley was arrested, he and Andy took him to his cell.\n"


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"After James was questioned the next morning by Truman and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, Hawk took him back to his cell once again and later released James to his uncle, Ed Hurley, and the two men made the Bookhouse Boys gesture to each other, touching their temples.\nAt the hospital, Hawk asked Janek and Suburbis Pulaski about their daughter, Ronette, who was attacked by the person who killed Laura. He then spotted a one-armed man go toward the morgue.\nHawk called Agent Cooper the next day, updating him on Ronette's condition and the findings from her parents. He went on to tell him about the one-armed man he saw around the intensive care ward.\n\nHe later assisted Truman in setting up a bottle sixty feet and six inches away from receptionist Lucy Moran, per Cooper's instructions. He questioned what the special agent was doing, but the sheriff was just as baffled. Later, he sat and listened to a presentation Cooper had prepared about Tibet and a method he had derived from a dream to determine which individuals with the initial 'J' were people of interest in the Palmer case. "


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"Cooper had Hawk hold rocks that he threw at a bottle. The rock for Lawrence Jacoby knocked over the bottle, but did not break it, and the rock for Leo Johnson broke it.\nHawk informed Agent Cooper the next day that he had found no sign of the one-armed man, then went to Laura's funeral, where he helped restrain Mike Nelson when Bobby and James charged at each other.\nLater he went to the Double R Diner with Harry and Ed. They were joined by Cooper, who they informed about their operation to halt the drug flow into Twin Peaks, introducing him to the Bookhouse Boys. They subsequently took him to the Bookhouse.\nIn the evening, Hawk discussed the human soul with Cooper. He said that he believed in waking souls and dream souls. They had a drink to Laura, but were interrupted when Leland Palmer had a breakdown on the dance floor and they escorted him home.\nHawk called Cooper the next day and said that he had found the one-armed man at the Timber Falls Motel. His name was Gerard and he was in room 101. "


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"After Cooper and Truman kicked in the door, Hawk checked Gerard's background and found no criminal record or warrants. After they question Gerard, Hawk told Truman that Josie Packard had been in her car at the motel prior to his arrival.\nHawk later helped bring in files confiscated from the Lydecker Veterinary Clinic and met with Truman, Cooper, and Andy in the pistol range, where he fires at a target, not missing a shot.\nHe later brought in an analysis on a plastic object found in Laura's stomach, determining it to be part of a poker chip. Andy then found a file on a myna bird owned by Jacques Renault named Waldo and Hawk went to retrieve Jacques's address.\nWhen they arrived, they saw a man they believed was Jacques, (who was actually Bobby Briggs placing evidence in Jacques' apartment) but he got away.\nThe next morning, Hawk received a transmission from Truman that he was at Jacques's apartment and wished for Hawk to be there as soon as he can, as he had been sent to find Bernard Renault.\n\n"


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"He later arrived at the apartment, confirming that a post office box noted on envelopes hidden in the apartment belonged to Jacques, providing letters he found in it. He handed Cooper a copy of Flesh World found in the apartment and he found an ad of Laura, which had red drapes matching ones in a photo in the apartment and a dream Cooper had. They then set out to find the cabin seen in the photo.\nHawk led them through the woods, where they encountered the Log Lady. They sat down for tea and cookies while she spoke for what her log saw the night Laura was killed and the men set back out to find the cabin. They heard music playing and found the cabin. They entered, where Hawk found a camera with film in it and blood.\nHe brought forensics results to Cooper in the conference room the next day, determining that Jacques had three people in his cabin: Laura Palmer, Ronette Pulaski, and Leo Johnson. He also provided the only photo found on the camera's film, which showed Waldo on Laura's back.\nHawk later helped Cooper with his wire for the operation at One Eyed Jacks. "


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"They then heard a gunshot near the conference room, where they found Waldo dead.\nLater joined by Ed, he listened to Cooper's operation as he spoke with Jacques, who described his involvement with Laura the night she was killed.\nHawk then informed Sheriff Truman that Jacques would be crossing the border.\nLater, after the law apprehended Renault, he stood with Andy and Ed and they told other lawmen about Andy's heroic actions of saving Sheriff Truman's life.\nHe is later told by Cooper to pull the surveillance off of Leo's house and go to Easter Park.\nHe went with Truman and Andy later that night to Agent Cooper's room at the Great Northern after contact was lost with him. They found the special agent on his floor, bleeding from a gunshot wound.\nAt Leo Johnson's house in the morning, he presented a copy of Flesh World and Leo's duster\u2014which smelled of gasoline\u2014to Truman and Cooper.\nHe took James back to his cell after he was questioned by Sheriff Truman and later to the hospital to give him over to Ed.\nHe later sat in the conference room as Cooper went over the events of the night Laura was killed.\n"


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"He spoke with James at the station a couple of days later before being dismissed by Cooper. He then observed Lucy working on finding out what words all contained the letters found under the fingernails of Teresa Banks, Laura Palmer, and Ronette Pulaski. He offered to help just before Lucy's lunch date, Dick Tremayne arrived, whose impending arrival made Andy call in sick. Hawk broke Tremayne's cigarette and ignored his attempts to introduce himself.\nWith Sheriff Truman and Agent Cooper, he later discussed a giant that appeared to Agent Cooper. Leland Palmer then arrived to give his knowledge on \"BOB,\" who was apparently the neighbor to Leland's grandfather named Robertson. Cooper sent Hawk to find further information on this.\nHe later returned with his findings that there was no record of anyone named Robertson in the area, but suspected an unmarked mailbox in front of a boarded-up house. Harry then asked if he had seen Phillip Gerard, but he had not. Cooper noted that in his dream, the One-Armed Man knew \"BOB,\" so he led Hawk and Harry to the bathroom, where Gerard had been, and they found a syringe.\n"


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"Hawk quickly enters the station two days later to inform Harry that the house allegedly lived in by Robertson was actually owned by schoolteachers who knew nothing of a man with BOB's appearance. Having had to drink three cups of tea to extract this information, he excused himself to the bathroom.\nLater, he walked into Harry's office to inform he and Cooper on the whereabouts of Gerard, who had not been seen in a couple of days. He was then suspiciously dismissed by Truman.\nHe followed them to One Eyed Jacks where they rescued Audrey Horne, and he came to their rescue, throwing a knife into an armed guard's back.\nThey took Audrey to the Bookhouse, where Cooper determined that she had been doped with heroin and Hawk later found Phillip Gerard and brought him to the station, to Harry's office.\nCooper later came to the station and had a private conversation with FBI Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole, though Hawk and Harry could hear every word Cole said due to his loud speech.\nHe went with Cooper, Truman, and Cole to the conference room to question Gerard. "


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"Cole refused to give Gerard his medicine and he seemingly switched personalities into the \"inhabiting spirit,\" Mike. He explained \"BOB\" as being his familiar and that he fed on fear and pleasure. He also said that he was to stop BOB, who was in a house made of wood: the Great Northern Hotel.\nHawk has coffee outside the receptionist's desk the next morning with Cole, Cooper, Mike, and Andy. He was sent by Harry with a search warrant for the apartment of Harold Smith, who allegedly had in his possession another diary written by Laura. He went to Harold's apartment and found his hanging body, with plants and pages strewn about the apartment. After Harry and Cooper arrived, Hawk realized that the pages were from Laura's secret diary.\nWhen Benjamin Horne was determined to have been a prime suspect in the murder, he went with Harry and Cooper to his office, where they arrested him.\nLucy came back to Twin Peaks the next day with her sister, Gwen and nephew, having been visiting them in Tacoma. Hawk was asked by Lucy if he had seen Andy, but he shook his head. Gwen then referred to him as \"Eagle Eye.\""


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"He corrected her and was introduced to her by Lucy. Gwen then asked him if he hated white people for their historical actions against Natives, but he responded, \"Some of my best friends are white people.\"After Mike escaped from his custody at the Great Northern, Hawk found him and took him back to the station interrogation room. There, Mike said that Ben Horne was not BOB. However, Truman charged him with the murder and Hawk took Mike back to the hotel.\nAt night, another body wrapped in plastic was found, this time belonging to Laura's cousin, Maddy Ferguson.\nHawk observed the next day as FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield delivered evidence found on Maddy's body: a letter 'O' under her fingernail and fur from a taxidermy white fox. When Cooper was unsure where to go next with the case, Hawk encouraged him.\nHe wheeled Leo into the roadhouse, where Cooper determined the killer of Laura and Maddy through the use of what he called \"magic.\"He asked to have Horne escorted back to the station with Leland as his attorney. "


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"Hawk and Albert took Ben down to interrogation, but Leland was pushed into the room first by Harry and Cooper, causing him to be enraged, revealed as BOB's host.\nThey soon entered the room, where Leland was restrained by Truman as Hawk cautiously pointed his gun him. Through Leland, BOB howled and laughed as he confessed to the murders. Hawk curiously watched him as the lawmen left the room, the sheriff satisfied with the confession. As Cooper discussed all of the evidence against Leland and the events that occurred the night of Laura's murder, Hawk watched Leland through the room's window.\nThey left after BOB chants a poem, then frantically entered again after the sprinkler system went off and BOB slammed Leland's head into the door. Hawk left to call an ambulance, but Leland ultimately died in Cooper's arms.\nCooper's suspension from the FBI\nA few days later, as Dick and Lucy talked about the baby, Hawk tried to get Andy to intervene. However, Andy proposed a truce, which Hawk was not impressed with.\n"


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"As Agent Cooper prepared to leave Twin Peaks, he told Hawk that if he was ever lost, he hoped Hawk to be the one who was sent to find him. However, Cooper was stopped by Special Agent Roger Hardy, who told him that he had been suspended from the FBI.\nHawk went with Andy to Truman's office the next day, where Andy presented a wedding gift for Dougie Milford and his wife-to-be Lana Budding. Hawk stated his disbelief that Milford was marrying again and explained to Agent Cooper that the man's marriages were \"seasonal.\"Cooper later asked Hawk and Harry if they had ever heard of a place called the White Lodge, it being the last thing Major Garland Briggs spoke about prior to his disappearance while fishing with Cooper. Hawk explained the White Lodge's spiritual nature and that it had a shadow-self, the Black Lodge, and that every spirit must pass through to reach perfection. He said that his people called it \"The Dweller on the Threshold.\"DEA Agent Dennis Bryson then arrived, having been assigned to Cooper's case. However, Hawk and the other men were surprised that Bryson was wearing women's clothing and preferred to be called Denise. "


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"After she explained the case to Cooper and left, Hawk remarked, \"That's a good color for him.\"Hawk later attended the Milford wedding.\nHawk comforted Lana Milford the next morning following the death of her new husband. He restrained the upset Mayor Dwayne Milford as he angrily chided Lana, and Hawk had him escorted out. Lana explained to him that she believed she had been cursed since her prom night, during which her date - who had braces - had his jaw lock open when they kissed and had to have it broken in three places to be corrected. Hawk told her that her curse could be cured and that \"when something really big goes down, the man.\"He leaned against a door just before Andy opened it, causing him to fall. Hawk was later taken by Lana's charm once again along with Harry, Andy, Dick, and Doctor Hayward.\nHawk prepared the very sweaty Ernie Niles for a sting operation into Jean Renault's drug trade the next day. He listened in on the drug buy until Ernie's wire malfunctioned due to his sweat, blowing their cover. Cooper offered himself to Renault in exchange for Ernie and Denise. "


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"Harry commanded Hawk to call in backup. After Denise made her way into the house as a waitress and gave a gun to Cooper, Hawk confirmed Renault's death by Cooper.\nWindom Earle and the Black Lodge\nThey returned to the station, where the power was out, due to a bomb in the woods, according to Lucy, though Hawk was sure that there was something more sinister at work.\nA body was found in Sheriff Truman's office. Hawk reported in that he found two sets of the same boot prints outside the station, one coming and one going. Truman later told him to check an abandoned car found on a logging road and he reported that it had no prints. He also said that Hank Jennings was not present at the Dead Dog Farm buy, as he was in the hospital, claiming to have been hit by a bus. Hawk handcuffed him to the bed and charged him with various parole violations.\nHawk escorted Hank into Sheriff Truman's office a couple of days later, where Hank was charged with the attempted murder of Leo Johnson. "


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"However, he offered a trade for information on who killed Andrew Packard, and despite the sheriff declining, Hank hinted that Josie Packard was responsible. When Hank mocked Harry, Hawk kicked out one of his crutches and escorted him out.\nFollowing the death of Josie Packard, Hawk brought breakfast from Norma to Harry, who sat at the Bookhouse, drinking. Harry thanked him and asks how things were at the station, confident that Cooper and Hawk could handle his responsibilities.\nHawk went to Cooper to report on Harry's situation. Cooper also noted that Hayward's autopsy on Josie found that she only weighed 65 pounds.\nLater, he again went to Cooper to bring him to the Bookhouse, as Harry was then tearing the building apart in a drunken rage. After Cooper calmed him down, they took Harry to bed.\nHawk brings gear to the entryway the next day for the department's trip to Owl Cave, while Andy spelunked through the ceiling. At the cave, they found the symbol Cooper came to find, and by Andy's mistake of swinging his pickaxe into the cave wall, a petroglyph was revealed.\n"


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"The lawmen returned to Owl Cave the next day, where Hawk found tracks belonging to Windom Earle, Cooper's insane ex-partner.\nLater, at the station, Hawk brought a segment of a poem sent to Donna Hayward, the other two having been sent to Audrey and Shelly Johnson, the latter's being in possession of the Sheriff's Department already. Cooper believed the poems to have been sent by Earle. Hawk told them that Major Briggs had come to speak with them, and Cooper requested him to get Leo Johnson's arrest report. Hawk brought Cooper the report, which showed that the poems were in Leo's handwriting. The agent believed the poem was dictated to him by Earle. Hawk called Donna and Audrey to the sheriff's station the next day, per Agent Cooper's instruction.\nThe following day, Hawk searched the woods for Major Briggs, who had disappeared again. Soon, he encountered him stumbling and took him to the station.\nHe later attended the Miss Twin Peaks Contest. After Annie Blackburn's win, chaos ensued.\nHawk later studied the petroglyph, which Andy had discovered was a map. "


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"Harry took a closer look and identified Glastonbury Grove, where Hawk had previously found a bloody towel and pages of Laura's diary. The Log Lady came, bringing oil that her husband called \"an opening to a gateway.\"Hawk then brought in Ronette Pulaski, who smelled the oil and became frightened, as she recognized the smell from the night Laura Palmer was killed.\nTwenty-five Years Later\nOver the next twenty-five years, Hawk was promoted to Deputy Chief in the sheriff's department, and one day, he received a call from the Log Lady, who relayed a message from her log, saying that something was missing and he had to find it and that it related to Agent Cooper, who had been missing for twenty-five years. She also told him that it related to Hawk's heritage.\nHawk brought files to the conference room and explained to Andy and Lucy\u2014by then husband and wife\u2014what Margaret had told him.\nHawk later searched the woods and Margaret called him to say \"the stars turn and a time presents itself.\"She also offered him pie and coffee if he stopped by her cabin, but he took a rain check, as he had reached Glastonbury Grove.\n"


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"Andy and Lucy examined the files, but could not figure out what was missing. Lucy then suggested it was a chocolate bunny in the evidence that she admitted to having eaten years before due to having gas. Andy asked if chocolate bunnies had anything to do with Hawk's heritage, but Hawk eventually brought them to the conclusion that their investigation was not about the bunny.\nHawk soon filled in Sheriff Frank Truman - serving in the stead of his sick brother - on the situation concerning Margaret's message. Bobby Briggs - by then a deputy - entered and told them that Agent Cooper had been the last one to see his father alive, but he did not know what they discussed.\nHawk and Andy later continued looking through files, Andy asking Hawk if had found any Indians yet.\nWhile in a restroom, Hawk dropped a coin, which rolled under a stall. When he went to pick it up, he noticed a screw missing from the stall door's paneling. He got a step ladder and a crow bar and pulled back the paneling, finding pages inside.\n"


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"The pages were found to be from Laura Palmer's diary, which noted that Annie had told her in a dream that the \"Good Dale\" was in the Lodge, but could not leave. Hawk believed this to be what the Log Lady had told her to find, but was not completely sure what it meant. After showing the pages to Frank, they agreed to fill in Harry on the details and contact Doctor Hayward.\nAlong with Frank and Bobby, Hawk visited Bobby's mother, Betty, who told them that she had been expecting this meeting after her husband told her about it prior to his death. She gave them a metallic container that Garland had hidden inside of a chair.\nThey took the container back to the sheriff's station and kicked Chad out of the conference room to open it. However, Frank and Hawk could not and an amused Bobby took them outside to open it, revealing slips of paper referring to the \"Jackrabbits Place\" \u2013 an imaginary place where Bobby and Garland used to play during the former's childhood \u2013 and a series of letters and numbers, \"COOPER / COOPER\" being among them.\n"


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"Margaret later called Hawk again with another cryptic message concerning the presence of electricity, and its glow dying. She told him that the Truman brothers were \"true men\" and his brothers, as well as the other good men who had been with him. Her message culminated with her telling him \"Laura is the one.\"Hawk discussed with Frank their destination, presenting an ancient map, which he explained to the sheriff. When Frank questioned a particular symbol on the map, Hawk advised him that he did not wish to know anything about it. Margaret called Hawk again, telling him there was \"fire\" where he was going.\nAfter Sarah Palmer had a breakdown at a nearby grocery store, Hawk went to visit her, assuring her that if she ever needed any help, to call him. During his visit, he heard a rattling noise from inside the home, which Sarah dismissed as \"something in the kitchen.\"After arresting problematic Deputy Broxford, Bobby led Hawk, Frank, and Andy to Jack Rabbit's Palace, following Major Briggs' instructions. They encountered a nude, eyeless woman, who Andy noted to be important and to be kept under their care. "


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"Hawk and Frank admitted that they did not recall anything between finding the woman and Andy telling them about her.\nAfter Hawk and Bobby locked up James Hurley and Freddie Sykes following a fight at the Roadhouse, Margaret called Hawk one last time to say that she was dying. She urged him to remember everything she ever said to him and to watch for \"the one\" she had told him about. After she told him goodnight, he hung up and softly said \"goodbye.\"Hawk later gathered Bobby, Andy, Lucy, and Frank in the conference room to announce Margaret's passing.\nAfter a gunshot rang out in Sheriff Truman's office, Hawk made his way there to find Cooper's doppelganger dead on the floor. Truman told the baffled Hawk that the dead man was not Cooper, who soon arrived as woodsmen removed BOB from the doppelganger's body.\nAfter Freddie defeated BOB, Cooper told everyone he hoped to see them again and that there were things that would change, stating that the past would dictate the future.\nNon-canon appearance\n\nGeorgia Coffee Commercials\n\nA Mystery of \"G\"\nHawk becomes curious about Georgia Coffee when Cooper suggests it and highly praises it. "


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"When Andy connects pins on a map, he identifies the location as Glastonbury Grove.\nThe Rescue\nHawk travels to the grove with Cooper, Ken, and Andy, where Cooper enters the Black Lodge and finds Ken's wife, Asami.\nBehind the scenes\nHawk is played by Michael Horse, who reprised the role in the 2017 series.\nTrivia\nHawk was not present in the original script for the pilot. Instead, there was an African-American deputy named Bernie Hill.\nIn the International Pilot, Lucy tells Leland Palmer that Hawk is the department's sketch artist. In all other episodes, Andy has this job.\nAccording to The Secret History of Twin Peaks, his favorite book is Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72 by Hunter S. Thompson.\nHawk's first name and nickname are a reference to the Tomahawk, a traditional Native American ax.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (1990-1991)\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)"


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"Hank Fillmore\nHank Fillmore was a maintenance worker at 1349 Arrowhead, an apartment complex in Buckhorn, South Dakota.\nBiography\nHank was approached by officers Olson and Douglas, who asked if he knew where his superior Chip was. Confused, Hank first shouted at them thinking that had been sent by Harvey, and then, worriedly, asked who told them that he was going to see Chip. Marjorie Green then appeared, telling the officers that she remembered she had a key to Ruth Davenport's unit. As they went back inside, Hank called after them, asking if he was free to go.\nLater, Hank called Harvey, accusing him of sending the police. He confirmed that he still had \"all of it,\" but reminded Harvey that he had opted out, and said it belonged to him and Chip now."


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"G. McMickle\nG. McMickle was a Washington state trooper.\nBiography\nOn the morning of February 24, 1989, McMickle went to Twin Peaks High School,\nsearching for Bobby Briggs, who was wanted for questioning in the murder of Laura Palmer. McMickle then divulged this news to teacher Margaret Honeycutt."


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"Gary Swyker\nGary Swyker was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"French woman\nA French woman went on a date with Gordon Cole during Cole's visit to Buckhorn, South Dakota.\nBiography\nAccording to Gordon Cole, the woman was in Buckhorn visiting a turnip farmer friend of her mother whose daughter had gone missing. Cole had joked that the daughter was sure to \"turn up,\" but the woman didn't catch the pun.\nCole sat with the woman on his hotel room couch enjoying a \"fine Bordeaux.\"Cole was telling her a story about a past FBI operation when Albert Rosenfield arrived. Albert asked Gordon if his friend could give them the room, and Gordon told her to wait for him down in the bar. She spent several minutes collecting herself and flirtatiously posing before leaving the room."


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"Guilder Mill\nGuilder Mill was a sawmill located in Tacoma, Washington.\nJames Packard was inspired by the Guilder Mill when he founded the Packard Sawmill in Twin Peaks."


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"Gilbert Russell\nMajor Gilbert Russell was the commander of Fort Pickering in 1809 and a friend to Meriwether Lewis.\nAccording to a possibly forged letter to Thomas Jefferson and attributed to Russell, after arriving in a \"state of mental derangement,\" Lewis attempted suicide twice between St. Louis and Fort Pickering. This prompted Russell to incarcerate him upon a third attempt until he was \"completely in his senses.\"In an earlier letter written to Jefferson shortly after Lewis' death, Russell portrayed Lewis as having been in good spirits and referred to his death as a murder.\nBehind the scenes\nMajor Gilbert C. Russell was the commander Fort Pickering at the time of Meriwether Lewis' death. As portrayed in The Secret History of Twin Peaks, two letters concerning Lewis and attributed to Russell appear to contradict each other, a factor that has helped fuel debate over whether Lewis' death was murder or suicide."


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"Glass box\nA glass box surrounded by cameras and other sorts of equipment resided in a New York City skyscraper reportedly owned by an anonymous billionaire.\nHistory\nAn unidentified man was hired to watch the box until being replaced by student Sam Colby. The man reportedly saw something in the box, but did not disclose the details to Colby.\nOne night in 2016, after changing the SD card in a camera that filmed the box, Colby got a delivery of coffee from acquaintance Tracey Barberato. She asked to go back with him into the room that housed the box, but with a security guard present, he told her she could not. When he went back in, he caught her trying to look over his shoulder as he entered the door code on a keypad.\nSometime later, he left the box's room and Dale Cooper appeared inside before being transported out. Tracey had brought coffee for Sam again and this time, the security guard was not anywhere to be seen, so Sam took Tracey into the room with him. After a few moments of watching the box and drinking their coffee, they began to make out. "


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"As they began to engage in sex, a ghostly figure appeared in the box and broke through to relentlessly slaughter them.\nWhen the structure was discovered, FBI agent Tamara \"Tammy\" Preston was instructed to oversee the murders investigation; on September 26, she presented her findings to Albert Rosenfield and Gordon Cole. The New York Police Department was unaware of the existence of the place, and did not know the name of its owner. Although multiple guards were on duty 24\u20137, none of them resulted traceable; Sam and Tracey were ID'd, but their bodies did not show outer prints, DNA or fiber to investigate. Hundreds of digital files were found and confiscated from SD cards kept in safes in the room: most of them consisted of hours of the glass box as shown from different angles, with blurred shapes passing in front of the camera for a few frames. The night of the murder, one of the multiple cameras caught a glimpse of the ghostly figure, which faded as soon as it moved.\n"


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"On September 29, Tammy showed Albert and Gordon a photo taken from one of the earlier SD cards, depicting Cooper's doppelganger talking to a scientist in front of the glass box."


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"Gary Leicht\nGary Leicht was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Green Onions\n\"Green Onions\" is a 1962 instrumental rock and soul composition by Booker T. & the M.G.'s. It was featured in \"Part 7\" of Twin Peaks (2017) over an extended sequence of a janitor sweeping the floor at the Roadhouse."


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"Great Northern Highway\nGreat Northern Highway was a highway in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nNotable buildings\nGreat Northern Hotel (500 Great Northern Highway)"


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"George\nGeorge was a pressman at Cooper's Offset Printing.\nOn June 30, 1969, George got his hand caught in a press, which severed it below the wrist. In anger, he kicked the hand across the floor. Dale Cooper immediately made efforts to stop the bleeding and picked up the hand before an ambulance took George and the hand to the hospital."


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"Greege\nGreege was the vice principal of Twin Peaks High School.\nBiography\nIn March 1989, Ed Hurley and Dr. Lawrence Jacoby came to Greege's office, asking him to allow Ed's wife Nadine to be admitted into school's senior class.\nGreege allowed Nadine to join the student body and he later was present at the school's cheerleading tryouts, where Nadine threw a boy across the field while performing a corkscrew."


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"Hank Jennings\nHenry \"Hank\" Jennings was the criminal husband of Norma Jennings. He often acted as a henchman for several of Twin Peaks more shady citizens, such as Ben Horne and Josie Packard.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nHank was born as the sole child of Emil and Jolene Jennings. His father passed away during his adolescence, due to a drunken accident with a beer brewing apparatus, and did not leave him with much aside from the bad reputation he himself had inherited from his father, Einer. When it came to his mother, he was the proverbial apple of her eye, and her doting on him lead him to develop a self-confidence that surpassed the borders of his actual qualities by a wide margin.\nIn his youth, Hank was, in spite of his family's bad reputation, able to stay out of any serious trouble due to being in great physical shape and showing great competence and promise as an athlete. "


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"In high school, he worked at the Double R Diner and was praised as a hero of the school's undefeated football team in 1968, on which he had the role of fullback and was on the starting lineup with Frank Truman, Harry S. Truman, \"Big\" Ed Hurley, Tommy \"Hawk\" Hill, Thad \"Toad\" Barker, and Jerry Horne, all members of the Bookhouse Boys. However, he made a deal with Jean Renault to toss the championship game against Kettle Falls.\nThe spring after high school, Norma Lindstrom \u2013 whom Hank had briefly dated during junior year \u2013 cheated on Ed Hurley with Hank, resulting in Ed half-drunkenly marrying Nadine Butler. Hank and Norma wed shortly thereafter and honeymooned in Hollywood, where they got tickets to The Tonight Show.\nHe was good friends with fellow Bookhouse Boy Harry S. Truman, but at some point, due to his shoddy agenda, the friendship was terminated as well as Hank's membership in the organization.\n"


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"\"The Andrew Packard Case\" and \"The Ballad of Big Ed and Norma and Nadine,\" attributed to Dale Cooper and Hawk Hill, respectively, give a different background of Hank's marriage to Norma:\nAfter Ed Hurley was deployed in Saigon during the Vietnam War, Hank formed a bond with Norma, feigning sadness over Ed's absence. Meanwhile, Hank intercepted any letters written from Ed to Norma, ensuring she did not receive them.\nAt Twin Peaks' annual tree-lighting ceremony that year, Hank proposed to Norma and she accepted. They were married at the Chapel-in-the-Woods. The ceremony was attended by their families, but notably absent were any members of the Bookhouse Boys. The pair honeymooned in San Francisco and Los Angeles, where they attended a taping of The Tonight Show.\nSoon after marrying Norma, Hank began working for Jean Renault, spending much of his time away from home, causing him to miss his mother-in-law's funeral in 1984.\nMurder of Andrew Packard\nOn September 27, 1987, Hank was hired by Josie Packard to kill her husband, Andrew Packard, by making his boat christened \"JOSIE\" explode. He then committed vehicular manslaughter on a vagrant to avoid investigation into Packard's apparent death.\nIn prison, he met Ernie Niles.\n"


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"Parole\nIn early 1989, Hank met with his wife prior to his parole hearing and asked her to back him up so he could be released, insisting that he would change. At his hearing, he insisted that the manslaughter incident was merely fate. Norma said that if he was released, he had a job opportunity at the Double R Diner.\nHe later called Josie and asked if she received his message: a drawing of the domino he held in his hand.\nHaving been granted parole, Hank stood at the jukebox in the Double R Diner the next day. He then went to a booth and listened in on a conversation between James Hurley, Donna Hayward, and Maddy Ferguson. When Norma came into work with Shelly Johnson, he stopped her. He stated his intentions to work his way back into her heart and she gave him a job washing dishes. Later that night, Hank went to the Johnson home and beat up Leo and threatened him.\nIn the morning, he told Shelly about his troubles in prison when it came to his relationships from before. He then saw a lighter on the counter and pocketed it. "


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"Sheriff Harry S. Truman then came in and told him the conditions of his parole, that he was to meet with his case officer every Friday.\nHe was given $90,000 by Josie, a payment for the vagrant he killed to get in prison for vehicular manslaughter to avoid investigations about the death of her husband Andrew. He wanted more money, though she said they had an agreement. He cut their thumbs and pressed them together as their sign of being in business together for life.\nAgreeing to help Josie have Catherine Martell killed, he called Martell from the diner, saying the ledger she was searching for was at the Packard Sawmill, which was due to be burned down that night. He went to Norma and talked about his uncomfortable mattress in prison and how he dreamed of her and hoped for a life with her and the diner, then kissed her.\nHe later called Benjamin Horne, informing him that he was ready to take care of Leo Johnson. He went to Leo's home and shot him through the living room window.\nAt the diner the next morning, he picked up knives from a table to be washed. "


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"Later, he asked Major Garland Briggs how his pie was, to which Briggs said \"exceptional.\"They shared a salute as the Major left and Norma entered. He asked how Shelly was doing after being hospitalized for smoke inhalation, but Norma did not wish to speak.\nHe later stood in front of Benjamin Horne's fireplace at the Great Northern Hotel as Horne entered with his brother. He told them that Josie left the previous night and confirmed Leo's condition in a coma. He also said that Catherine was most likely dead within the rubble of the sawmill.\nThe following day, Hank observed a buck head in Sheriff Truman's office with the note \"THE BUCK STOPPED HERE.\"Harry entered with FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper. Hank signed his parole form and left.\nA couple of days later, he approached Donna Hayward at the diner with a Meals on Wheels delivery. She said she would be having lunch with someone she met on her route and left. Norma then told him that restaurant critic M.T. Wentz was due to arrive in Twin Peaks. He took some money from the register to get things to spruce up the diner.\n"


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"A man arrived at the diner and they believed him to be Wentz. Norma seated him as Hank had Toad eat in the kitchen. She told him that the man only ordered a cheeseburger, which Hank supposed to be a trick. After leading the man to the bathroom, Hank got into the man's jacket pocket and found that he was actually Washington State Prosecutor Daryl Lodwick.\nAt night, Hank was visited by a man who roughed him up and referred to him as \"blood brother.\"Hank walked through the Great Northern the next day and went to Ben's office, but quickly left after finding him in a meeting. The businessmen he was meeting with left and Hank stuck his head in to warn Ben that Cooper was on his way. After the agent left, Ben instructed him to follow Cooper and retrieve his daughter Audrey from One Eyed Jacks.\nOutside of the brothel, he reported gunfire to Ben and that Cooper and Truman had Audrey. He was then grabbed by a man who restrained him and found the identification belonging to Daryl Lodwick.\nHank went to the diner after being absent for two days, a fact that frustrated Norma. "


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"When their argument settled, his mother-in-law, Vivian Smythe Niles, went to him, visiting Twin Peaks and helping Norma at the diner. She offered to have dinner with them, which Hank accepted.\nAt dinner with Norma, Vivian, and Vivian's husband Ernie Niles, the two women excused themselves from the table and the men discussed their history together as criminals. Believing that Ernie was only with Vivian for money, Hank was surprised to find that he had changed his ways. When the women came back, he made a toast to Vivian and Ernie.\nFollowing Leland Palmer's funeral several days later, Hank attended the reception at the Palmer home. Leland had died in custody after being arrested for the murder of his daughter. He saw Ed and Norma speaking as he brought out food for Leland's widow, Sarah Palmer.\nDuring a hunting trip, Hank went to the office at One Eyed Jacks with Ernie and two girls. They dismissed the girls and discussed their future business until Jean Renault entered. Ernie was set as the new broker and Hank took him to the casino.\nAfter their hunting trip, Hank and Ernie went to the diner. "


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"He brought out some food for them as they prepared for their drug delivery for Renault.\nHank went to Ben Horne's office, where he was watching films on a projector. Horne explained that Catherine still lived and that he had been brought in for questioning in the Laura Palmer case until Leland Palmer confessed and died in custody. Hank told Ben that he no longer owned One Eyed Jacks and he then worked for Jean Renault.\nThe next day, he spotted Norma and Ed holding hands. The day after this, he saw Norma getting ready to leave the diner and asked where she was going. She responded that she was off to run errands and that leaving him there with the breakfast crowd would be a sort of test for him.\nHank ambushed Ed, who he had caught with Norma at the Hurley home, and punched him. However, as he beat him, Nadine came and attacked Hank, easily taking him down.\nDuring his hospital visit (which he had claimed was both because of having a tree fall on him and that he had gotten hit by a bus), he was charged with various parole violations by Deputy Hawk.\n"


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"On crutches and escorted by Hawk, he went to Sheriff Truman's office, who specified his parole violations, including the attempted murder of Leo Johnson. He offered to trade information on who murdered Andrew Packard, but the offer was shot down. However, he hinted that it was Truman's lover, Josie. He mocked the sheriff, and Hawk kicked out one of his crutches, causing him to fall. He was then escorted out.\nLater, Hank sat in his cell at the station and Norma came in to ask him for a divorce. He begged her to testify an alibi for him regarding the night he shot Leo, but she refused, and he refused the divorce. She declared, \"I'd rather be his whore than your wife,\" and left. Hank angrily screamed for her.\nReturn to prison\nHank was returned to prison to serve a 25-year sentence in Walla Walla for his parole violations, which included drug trafficking, assault, and attempted murder.\nIn 1992, he was fatally knifed in the prison weight room by a distant cousin of the Renault family. He confessed on his deathbed to the football game fix-up and to being involved in the \"murder\" of Andrew Packard. "


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"His death marked the end of the Jennings bloodline.\nTrivia\nIn the original script for \"Episode 1,\" Cooper refers to Hank as \"O. Henry Jennings.\"Hank's prisoner number is 8464257.\nHis \"calling card\" / \"lucky charm\" domino changes throughout the series: When he gets out of prison it is 3/3, then when he meets up with Ernie it is 4/4 and when he assaults Ed it is 4/3. Fans sometimes believe that the number on his dominos changes to indicate his number of victims but since it decreased at some point, it is very unlikely. Chris Mulkey stated at the 1999 Twin Peaks Festival explained that \"3\" represented \"magic\" and being doubled it represents \"mysticism\". The change of domino occurred because the original prop disappeared and at the time without narrative explanation.\nHis favorite book was Double Indemnity by James M. Cain.\nGallery"


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"Greg Latroit\n\"\"Father to Everybody\", but still the Student Trainer.\"Greg Latroit was the Student Trainer for the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Heba\nHeba was an Icelandic woman that accompanied a group of businessmen and had a relationship with Jerry Horne.\nIn 1989, sometime after meeting Jerry Horne whilst traveling with businessmen, Heba gave him a leg of lamb. He later wooed her at a party held at the Great Northern Hotel.\nBehind the scenes\nIn the script for \"Episode 5\", Heba is given the full name Heba Thorsdottir, presumably after Heba Thorisdottir, a Los Angeles-based makeup artist who worked in the makeup department for \"Episode 2\" and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me."


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"Harold Dahl\nHarold Dahl was a marine scavenger who claimed to have seen unidentified aircraft in 1947.\nBiography\nOn June 21, 1947, Dahl was salvaging orphan logs at Puget Sound Harbor near Maury Island alongside his son Charles and the family dog. Upon spotting six unidentified aircraft, they traveled to shore, from where Dahl observed the aircraft through binoculars and took several photos. He observed that one of the aircraft appeared to be damaged and it eventually exploded, dropping both metallic and rock-like debris that burned his son and killed the dog. The other flying objects recovered the sixth and disappeared. Dahl collected samples of the debris and gave them and his camera film to his supervisor, Fred Crisman.\nThe following day, Paul Lantz published an article in the Tacoma Times which printed an interview with Dahl, recounting the UFO sighting.\nOn July 30, Dahl met with Crisman and fellow UFO witness Kenneth Arnold at the Winthrop Hotel. The following morning, Dahl was confronted by a man in a black suit, claiming to be investigating the Maury Island incident. Although the man presented no credentials, Dahl believed him to be affiliated with the FBI.\n"


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"Dahl accompanied the man to a nearby coffee shop, where the man described the Maury Island incident in precise detail, further stating that Dahl \"was not supposed to see\" it. He further elaborated that, for the safety of Dahl's family, he should not speak of the incident in the future, except to say that it was his own work of fiction. The man then drove Dahl home, where he discovered Charles to be missing.\nHe later received a call from Arnold and Emil J. Smith, who were unable to reach Crisman. The distressed Dahl told them he had not heard from Crisman and no longer wished to speak to them.\nFive days later, Charles allegedly called Dahl from a motel in Missoula, Montana with no recollection of how he got there. Dahl later moved away from Tacoma and, until his death in 1982, maintained that the Maury Island incident was a hoax.\nBehind the scenes\nHarold Dahl was an alleged harbor patrolman who, along with Fred Crisman, claimed to see six donut-shaped flying objects that dropped debris that broke a worker's arm and killed a dog. "


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"Dahl further claimed that he was approached by a man in a dark suit who ordered him to not talk about the incident.\nThe FBI concluded the incident to be a hoax motivated by making a profit with the Chicago-based Fantasy Magazine."


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"Isaiah Hurly\nIsaiah Hurly was a reverend in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nOn December 19, 1889, Hurly was at the base of Blue Pine Mountain while en route to visit the ailing Bartholomew Beaufort when he noticed the beginnings of the Blizzard of 1889. He later recounted this experience in his memoirs."


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"I Had Bad Milk in Dehradun\n\"I Had Bad Milk in Dehradun\" is a short film by Richard Beymer exclusive to the Blu-ray release of Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nThe film consists of behind the scenes footage of filming in the red room, the Dutchman's, and the facility in the purple sea.\n"


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"vteTwin Peaks home video releasesThe First Season\n\"17 Pieces of Pie\"\n\"An Introduction to David Lynch\"\n\"Learning to Speak in the Red Room\"\n\"Mark Frost Telephone Interview\"\n\"Postcards From The Cast\"\nLog Lady introductions\nThe Second Season\n\"Cast Interview\"\n\"Crew Interview\"\nFire Walk with Me (Criterion)\n\"Reflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks\"\nDefinitive Gold Box Edition\n\"A Slice of Lynch\"\n\"Location Guide\"\n\"Return to Twin Peaks\"\n\"Secrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks\"\n\"Saturday Night Live\"\nGeorgia Coffee commercials\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Hotline\nThe Entire Mystery\nTwin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\n\"Atmospherics\"\n\"Between Two Worlds\"\n\"Moving Through Time: Fire Walk with Me Memories\"\nA Limited Event Series\nImpressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks (The Man with the Gray Elevated Hair\nTell It Martin\nTwo Blue Balls\nThe Number of Completion\nBad Binoculars\nSee You on the Other Side Dear Friend\nDo Not Pick Up Hitchhikers\nA Bloody Finger In Your Mouth\nThe Polish Accountant\nA Pot of Boiling Oil)\nTwin Peaks: The Phenomenon\n\"Behind the Red Curtain\"\n\"I Had Bad Milk in Dehradun\"\n\"A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks\"\nThe Television CollectionTBAFrom Z to A\nBehind the Curtain\nOn the Couch\nA Talk with Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee\nOthers\"Twin Peaks Festival Greeting\""


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"Heidi\nHeidi was a German waitress at the Double R Diner.\nBiography\n\n1989\nOne quiet day at work in February 1989, Heidi held a napkin to her nose, which was bleeding.\nHeidi showed up to work late on February 24, 1989, claiming she could not get her car started, so Shelly Johnson finished the thought with \"too busy jump-starting the old man, huh?\"Heidi giggled as Bobby Briggs said \"I thought you Germans were always on time.\"She giggled again, all the way back to the kitchen.\nRoughly a month later, she came into work late again, seeing Bobby and Shelly teasing each other. Heidi claimed she could not get her car started, so Shelly finished the thought with \"too busy jump-starting the old man again.\"She giggled all the way to the kitchen.\nWhen asked on Twitter, Andrea Hays explained her absence between Pilot and Episode 29 as \"I was, I'm just super shy and would hide out in the kitchen with Toad making ham sammachies. OR you just always came in on my day off??\""


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"2010s\nHeidi still worked at the diner twenty-five years later and had become acquainted with customer Miriam Sullivan, who one day left a tip that Heidi and Shelly agreed she could not afford. As a token of appreciation for Miriam, the waitresses planned to treat her to pie next time.\nLater that night, Heidi was waiting tables at the diner when Bing rushed in and shouted that he was looking for Billy.\nBehind the scenes\nHeidi was portrayed by actress Andrea Hays, who reprised the role in the 2017 series of Twin Peaks."


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"Ivan Pritikoff\nIvan Pritikoff was a Russian who concluded the conflict between the Russians and Chinook people by drafting the Treaty of Vladivostok. The treaty granted the Chinook the right to refer to northern icy winds as \"chinook.\""


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"George Wolchezk\nGeorge Wolchezk was the principal of Twin Peaks High School.\nBiography\nOn the morning of February 24, 1989, Principal Wolchezk tearfully made an announcement over the school public address system, informing the student body that homecoming queen Laura Palmer had been found dead earlier in the morning. As a result, he called for classes to be canceled for the day."


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"Gilman White\nGilman White was a lawyer whose clients included the Briggs family.\nBiography\nOn February 24, 1989, Bobby Briggs was taken in for questioning following the murder of his girlfriend, Laura Palmer. However, Bobby was let go after being asked about his activities with Laura and an argument they had the previous week."


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"Hannah\nHannah was a friend of Shelly Briggs and Renee.\nBiography\nHannah had drinks with Shelly and Renee at the Roadhouse one evening and noticed that James Hurley was staring at Renee again. She told them there was something \"weird\" about him, but Shelly insisted that he had just become quiet since his motorcycle accident."


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"Ghostwood Development Project\nThe Ghostwood Development Project was a plan originally spearheaded by Benjamin Horne to build a country club on the location of Ghostwood National Forest. However, the project eventually found its way into the hands of Catherine Martell, while Horne had a change of heart, founding the Stop Ghostwood campaign, fighting for the conservation of the forest."


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"Hap's Diner\nHap's Diner was a diner in Deer Meadow, Washington, owned by Jack. Teresa Banks worked the night shift prior to her death, and was often late, according to co-worker Irene.\nBehind the scenes\nIn the shooting script of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, it is called Hap's Truck Stop."


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"Great Northern Hotel\n\"A large house made of wood, surrounded by trees. The house is filled with many rooms, each alike. But they are occupied by different souls. Night after night.\"\u2015Mike\nThe Great Northern Hotel was a hotel in Twin Peaks, Washington on the bluffs above White Tail Falls owned by the Horne family.\nHistory\nThe Great Northern Hotel was opened in the late 1940s or early 1950s by J.J. Horne, a week after competitor Sawmill River Lodge mysteriously burned down.\nBy the 1980s, the hotel was inherited by Horne's son Benjamin.\nDuring his investigation into the murder of high school student Laura Palmer, FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper stayed at the hotel in room 315.\nStaff\nLouie Budway \u2013 desk clerk\nJulie Duvic \u2013 desk clerk\nTrudy Chelgren \u2013 waitress\nAudrey Horne \u2013 concierge\nRandy St. Croix \u2013 concierge\nJeff Moore \u2013 bellman\nBob \u2013 employee\nSamantha \u2013 secretary to Benjamin Horne\nBeverly Paige \u2013 secretary to Benjamin Horne\nJames Hurley \u2013 security\nFreddie Sykes \u2013 security\nGallery\nWelcome signHallway\nTimber Room Menu\nThis was the Timber Room's menu as of 1989.\n"


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"Heart locket\nThe heart locket was a necklace that belonged to Laura Palmer and James Hurley as a symbol of their love. The necklace was split in half between them.\nHistory\nThe locket was first given to Laura by James on February 5, 1989, and they split it between each other.\nLaura's father later noticed Laura's half of the locket and intimidatingly asked her if it was given to her by a lover.\nLaura's half of the necklace was later found at the scene of her murder. After word reached Donna Hayward, Laura's best friend, that the authorities believed the killer had the other half, she and James buried his half. However, it was soon dug up by Doctor Lawrence Jacoby, who wanted it as a keepsake of Laura, whom he was obsessed with."


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"I Love How You Love Me\n\"I Love How You Love Me\" was a song by the Paris Sisters.\nHistory\nAfter failing a job interview with Mike Nelson, Steven Burnett picked up his wife Becky at the Double R Diner and gave her the last of his drug. Steven then turned on the radio to \"I Love How You Love Me\" and drove off, as Becky reveled in the open air.\nBehind the scenes\n\"I Love How You Love Me\" is a 1961 single by the Paris Sisters. It appears in \"Part 5\" of Twin Peaks: The Return and features as track 6 on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\n"


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"Lyrics\nI love how your eyes close whenever you kiss meAnd when I'm away from you I love how you miss meI love the way you always treat me tenderlyBut, darling, most of all I love how you love me(Love how you love me)I love how your heart beats whenever I hold youI love how you think of me without being told toI love the way your touch is always heavenlyBut, darling, most of all I love how you love me(Love how you love me)I love how your eyes close whenever you kiss meAnd when I'm away from you I love how you miss meI love the way your touch is always heavenlyBut, darling, most of all I love how you love me(Love how you love me)I love how you hug me (love how you hug me)I love how you squeeze me, tease me, please meLove, how you love meI love how you love me\nCredits\nWritten by Barry Mann and Larry Kolber\nPerformed by The Paris Sisters\nPublished by Screen Gems-EMI Music Inc. (BMI)"


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"Haloperidol\nHaloperidol was a drug typically used for the symptoms of schizophrenia. Phillip Gerard was known to have used it to control the spirit Mike that used him as a vessel. Windom Earle also used the drug on Major Garland Briggs."


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"Guess Who\nGuess Who was a band who performed at the abandoned Bijou Opera House in 1969.\nTheir concert caused an uproar, prompting the Twin Peaks, Washington Town Council to ban rock concerts unless the performers provided written assurances that they would behave.\nBehind the scenes\nThe Guess Who is a Canadian rock band best known for their 1960s and 1970s hits, \"No Time,\" \"American Woman,\" \"Laughing,\" \"These Eyes,\" \"Undun,\" and \"Share the Land.\""


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"Irene\nFor the realtor, see Irene Littlehorse.\n\"You want to hear about our specials? We don't have any.\"Irene was a waitress at Hap's Diner in Deer Meadow, Washington.\nBiography\nFBI Agents Chester Desmond and Sam Stanley came to the diner before dawn in February 1988 to ask Irene about murdered teenager Teresa Banks, who previously worked at the diner. She told them that the girl was often late and had a cocaine problem. Desmond asked Irene if she ever used cocaine, to which she said she did not do any drugs. Irene also called Teresa's death a \"freak accident.\"She further told them that Teresa's left arm went numb three days before her death. Stanley then asked to order food and she warned that the diner does not have any specials.\nIrene left work later in the morning as Desmond and Stanley got into the former's car.\nBehind the scenes\nA cut line from the shooting script mentions that Irene is married to Jack, the owner of Hap's Diner."


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"Irene Littlehorse\nFor the waitress at Hap's Diner, see Irene.\nIrene Littlehorse was a realtor in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nWhen suspended FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper was searching for property in Twin Peaks, Irene showed him to Dead Dog Farm. Upon arrival, the door was unlocked and Cooper found trace amounts of baby laxative and cocaine."


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"Ike \"The Spike\" Stadtler\n\"Looks like Ike finally stepped on his dick!\"\u2015Bradley Mitchum\nIke \"The Spike\" Stadtler was a notorious hitman, known throughout the Las Vegas criminal underworld. His signature weapon was an ice pick, labeled \"Ike's Spike.\"Biography\nRodney and Bradley Mitchum had an active contract on Stadtler's life.\nStadtler was at a motel recording dice rolls when he received a contract from Duncan Todd, in the form of an envelope containing photographs of Lorraine and Dougie Jones. He visited Lorraine's place of work and stabbed her to death, also killing two of her coworkers in the process. Afterward, Stadtler was visibly upset to realize that his spike had been permanently damaged during the assault.\nLater, when Janey-E Jones and Dale Cooper, who was thought to be Dougie at the time, exited the building in which Dougie worked, Stadtler ran through the crowd of people towards the couple. When he got to them, Cooper was immediately able to disarm him, with some help from Janey-E. The arm appeared to Cooper in miniature form, screaming at him to squeeze Stadler's hand off. Unable to take anymore of Cooper's hits, Stadtler fled from the scene. "


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"Authorities later came to take statements and investigate the crime scene, and collected a chunk of flesh from Stadtler's hand which had adhered to the handgun.\nAfter this failure, Ike left a message for \"J.T.\"saying \"no cigar\" and that he was taking medical leave. As he left his motel room with his hand in a cast, he was cornered in the hallway and arrested by Detectives Fusco for attempted murder. After seeing the arrest on a local news broadcast, the Mitchums decided to cancel their hit on him."


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"Headers By Hed\n\"We put together what nature tears apart.\"Headers By Hed was a header repair business in Twin Peaks, Washington."


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"James M. Cain\nJames M. Cain was the author of Double Indemnity.\nBehind the scenes\nJames M. Cain (July 1, 1892 \u2013 October 27, 1977) was an American writer who began his career as a journalist until making the transition into a novelist, penning works such as The Postman Always Rings Twice and Double Indemnity."


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"Jack Parsons\n\"Once a magician stands between two worlds, he\u2019s in danger of not belonging to either one of them. In the end, Jack danced too close to the flames and it cost him his life.\"\u2015Unidentified colleague\nJohn Whiteside \"Jack\" Parsons (born Marvel Whiteside Parsons) was an American rocket engineer and rocket propulsion researcher, noted for founding the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and playing an integral role in the development of rocketry science in the 1930s. In addition, as a member of the Thelemite movement and a student of Aleister Crowley, Parsons' occult activities came to the attention of Project Sign and investigator Douglas Milford.\nBiography\nParsons was born to an affluent family in Pasadena, but became destitute due to the Depression. He was largely a self-taught chemist and briefly attended classes at three prestigious universities, but did not receive a degree due to his family's financial struggles. Nevertheless, he managed to secure a grant from the California Institute of Technology to fund his research. At some point, he married Helen Northrup.\nParsons was a pioneer of rocket fuel science in the 1930s and early 1940s. His developments were adopted by the United States military during World War II. "


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"After the war, Parsons became less involved in JPL's routine activities, but continued to work on research with various scientists and engineers that he christened his \"Suicide Squad.\"In 1939, Parsons became acquainted with the English mystic, Aleister Crowley and converted to Thelema, a religion derived from Crowley's teachings. Three years later, he had become leader of the West Coast Theleme lodge.\nParsons co-founded the Pasadena-based Jet Propulsion Laboratory in 1943 and soon thereafter, purchased a mansion known as the Parsonage. By 1945, Parsons regularly hosted Thelema gatherings, which involved drug use and sex magick rituals. He met L. Ron Hubbard in August and brought him into the fold, offering him a stay at the Parsonage. During that year, Parsons began a relationship with his wife's half-sister, 17-year-old Sara \"Betty\" Northrup.\nParsons used the Arroyo Seco for experiments in \"the explosive sciences, of both the literal and metaphorical varities\" with the goal of opening \"the gate.\"It was here where he also began enacting the Working of Babalon, a Thelema ritual to summon the goddess Babalon.\nDuring one Thelema gathering, Parsons spoke alone with Hubbard, discussing Crowley, the teachings of Thelema, alchemy and the relationship between magick and his research. "


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"Throughout the discussion, Hubbard noticed Parsons fiddling with a ring on his right hand. Parsons then muttered \"The magician longs to see,\" and remarked that he felt there were spirits contained within the mansion's wood. He then excused himself to attend to his guests, abruptly ending the exchange.\nHubbard and Parsons became close friends and during the next two years, they worked together on the Working of Babalon and to open a second gate, to summon the \"Moonchild,\" an entity discussed in the works of Crowley. They performed the ritual in the Roswell, New Mexico desert in 1947, the weekend before an infamous supposed UFO crash in the same area.\nHubbard later cheated Parsons out of his life savings and left for Florida with Betty Northrup. Additionally, Parsons became under suspicion of selling research to a foreign power. He was ultimately acquitted, but was severed from JPL. Parsons attempted to sue Hubbard to recoup his money, but was countered with Hubbard's knowledge of Parsons' relationship with Northrup beginning when she was 17.\nParsons later married Marjorie Cameron.\n"


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"On December 3, 1949, Parsons met with Major Douglas Milford \u2013 who was in the guise of a journalist \u2013 to \"set the record straight\" about his termination from JPL. However, Parsons instead spoke exclusively of his activities with Hubbard before his wife picked him up for a trip to a flea market.\nHe was called to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee to whom he gave several names and insisted that he was no longer involved with the Church of Thelema, insisting that he now practiced \"individual freedom.\"Despite significant surveillance by the FBI, Parsons was not indicted by the committee, but his military security clearances were not renewed due to his membership of the American Civil Liberties Union.\nAfterward, Parsons found work as a mechanic, hospital orderly, and finally as a pyrotechnic consultant for war movies.\nIn November 1950 Richard Nixon filed an interview he conducted with Parsons. Parsons disclosed that his religious views were a belief of personal freedom. He stated his belief that \"every person is a divine being, but only through achieving a balance of self-will and love for all living things can one open the door to discover their own divine purpose.\""


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"By June 15, 1952, Parsons and his wife lived in a carriage house down the street from the now-demolished Parsonage, with plans for relocating to Mexico. At the house, he met again with Milford, who was again posing as a journalist. Parsons spoke to Milford about his separation from the Church of Thelema, their meeting was rushed by an order Parsons was working on for a movie studio.\nTwo days later, Parsons was killed in an explosion, which police surmised was accidental, caused by his dropping a can of the highly-volatile fulminate of mercury. He was pronounced dead on arrival at the Pasadena General Hospital.\nSome of Parsons' colleagues were skeptical of law enforcement's conclusions, arguing that Parsons would have not been so careless with such explosives. Some rumors suggested that a bomb had been detonated from the crawl space beneath Parsons' lab.\nFriends attempted to salvage Parsons' reputation by disposing of his hypodermic needles, as well as painting over a wall he had painted black and with a devil's head. Despite this, the media focused almost exclusively on his occult activities.\n"


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"In the years immediately following his death, Parsons was seldom recognized for his work, but eventually gained some prominence, albeit only marginal. In 1972, a crater on the dark side of the moon was named in Parsons' honor.\nBehind the scenes\nJack Parsons (October 2, 1914 \u2013 June 17, 1952) was an American rocket engineer and rocket propulsion researcher, chemist, and Thelemite occultist. Because of his contributions to rocket engineering, he is regarded as one of the most important figures in the United States space program."


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"Jack Rabbit's Palace\nJack Rabbit's Palace was a landmark near Listening Post Alpha within Ghostwood National Forest near Twin Peaks, Washington.\nLocated 253 yards east from Jack Rabbit's Palace was a portal connected to the Fireman's home.\nHistory\nDuring Bobby Briggs' childhood, his father spent time with him at Jack Rabbit's Palace, named by Bobby. There, they would play make-believe games.\nOn October 1, 2016, per instructions led by his father, Bobby led Frank Truman, Hawk, and Andy Brennan to Jack Rabbit's Palace. They moved 253 yards to the east further through the woods and saw a nude eyeless woman. A portal formed above them and Andy was transported inside after holding the woman's hand. He appeared before a tall man, who called himself the Fireman. Andy was shown a white figure regurgitating BOB, Woodsmen, a high school girl screaming, Laura Palmer, angels, the eyeless woman, bifurcation of Dale Cooper, a telephone, himself and Lucy, and a utility pole before being transported back out. He appeared back at Jack Rabbit's Palace, where the other lawmen waited. He carries the woman and told them that she was important and must be kept under their watch.\n"


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"The next day, Dale Cooper's doppelganger reached the woods outside Twin Peaks, arriving at Jack Rabbit's Palace. A portal formed and he was transported to the Fireman's theater where Major Briggs' head floated. The Fireman levitated as the screen showed the Palmer home, then a road in front of the Sheriff's station, where the doppelganger was then transferred.\nBehind the scene\nThe name of this place may be a reference to David Lynch's series of short films, Rabbits, in which one of the main characters is a rabbit named Jack.\nIn Lynch's Inland Empire, Jack Rabbit says he has \"a secret\" which is later shown to be a secret entrance or portal (which is being sought by The Phantom character) - in Twin Peaks, Jack Rabbit's Palace is indeed the location of a secret portal."


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"Interpreter\nAn unidentified interpreter accompanied a group of Norwegian businessmen during a trip to Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nOn February 24, 1989, the interpreter translated English to Norwegian during a meeting between the businessmen and Benjamin Horne at the Great Northern Hotel.\nLater, Horne's daughter, Audrey wandered into a meeting the Norwegians held alone and told them that her friend had been found murdered, scaring the group away from the town and a potential business deal.\nAs the businessmen left, the interpreter translated Horne's attempts to have the Norwegians stay."


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"It was Laura\n\"It Was Laura\" was a poem written and recited by Harriet Hayward during a dinner with her family, plus Leland and Sarah Palmer and Maddy Ferguson, at the Hayward family home.\nIt was LauraAnd I saw her glowing.In the dark woods,I saw her smiling.We were cryingAnd I saw her laughing.In our sadness,I saw her dancing.It was Laura,Living in my dreams.It was Laura.The glow was life.Her smile was to sayIt was alright to cry.The woods was our sadness.The dance was her calling.It was Laura,And she came to kiss me goodbye.\nBehind the scenes\nThe poem was recited in Episode 8 of Twin Peaks and appeared as a hidden track in Twin Peaks: Season Two Music and More."


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"Jack (South Dakota)\nYou may be looking for John Justice Wheeler.\nJack was a mechanic for Dale Cooper's doppelganger.\nBiography\nJack had dinner with Cooper, Ray Monroe, and Darya, eagerly eating three helpings.\nHe later closed up a garage containing Cooper's car and gave him a new one. Cooper began to rub Jack's face and killed him after discovering that he wired the car."


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"In the Eyes of the Visitor\n\"In the Eyes of the Visitor\" was a poem written by Laura Palmer on January 7, 1987.\nI am something constantAn animal of preyNo matter how many timesI am attackedSent home to the nestBleedingI stay.I am the greatest of fools.A defect in the cycle of life.No creature with anyRespectFor lifeFor itselfFor its enemyStands again and againIn the enemy's path.I stay.I have no respectLeftFor the enemyFor the nestFor the treeFor the prey.I waitWithout choiceI challenge his threatTo take this babyAnd hand it to Death."


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"J.J. Horne\nJ.J. Horne was a property developer and heir of Horne's Department Store. He furthered his family's influence in Twin Peaks by conceiving and building the Great Northern Hotel.\nBiography\nFollowing the death of Orville Horne, J.J. inherited the family's department store. He married and had two sons, Benjamin and Jerry. During his boys' childhood in the 1940s or 1950s, Horne broke ground for the Great Northern Hotel, the eventual crown jewel of the family's properties.\nHorne bought Ben a secondhand Schwinn bicycle, which he painted green and installed a new seat. Despite the bicycle's shortcomings, the younger Horne grew to have fond memories of it.\nBehind the scenes\nIn Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, Ben's father is instead named Benjamin Horne, Sr. and the hotel was founded in 1927 rather than during Ben's childhood, as presented in Episode 18."


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"Jason Denbo\nJason Denbo was an actor who portrayed Montana in the television series Invitation to Love."


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"J. Edgar Hoover\nJ. Edgar Hoover was a notable director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.\nBiography\nDuring the summer of 1968, Hoover received a letter from fourteen-year-old Dale Cooper, who told Hoover of his intention to one day join the FBI. In the letter, Cooper told Hoover about a \"purely scientific\" exploit of tape-recording a girls' sexual education class, and hoped it would not disqualify him.\nTo Cooper's awe, Hoover responded to the letter, congratulating him on his ingenuity and inviting him to Washington, D.C. to tour the Bureau headquarters and meet a Special Agent. Cooper and his father visited on July 15, bearing a pound cake prepared by Cooper's mother, which Hoover complimented. Before their tour, Dale posed for a picture next to Hoover, holding a Thompson submachine gun he claimed had been used to kill gangsters back in \"the good old days.\"After returning home from three years abroad in April 1973, Dale learned that Hoover had passed away.\nIn later years, the name \"J. Edgar\" was used as a euphemism for agents of the FBI.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nJ. Edgar Hoover (January 1, 1895 \u2013 May 2, 1972) was the first Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, serving from the Bureau's establishment in 1935 until his death in 1972. Hoover is a controversial figure, due most to his secretive abuses of power."


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"Guangzhou Province\nGuangzhou Province was a province of China.\nLi Chun Fung was born in Guangzhou Province on September 2, 1956.\nThe province does not, in fact, exist. Guangzhou, a city, is the capital of China's Guangdong Province."


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"Hatchling\nAn unidentified creature hatched in the New Mexico desert on August 5, 1956.\nHistory\nThe creature, resembling a frog but with insectile wings, six front legs, and a spiked proboscis, broke free of a speckled egg that lay on a sand dune. It wandered through the desert and eventually flew up to the window of a nearby home. Inside, a young girl had just lost consciousness while listening to a radio broadcast that a woodsman had commandeered. As the creature approached her face, the girl opened her mouth, allowing the hatchling to crawl inside and be swallowed.\nBehind the scenes\nThe concept of the creature originates from a story related by David Lynch in Quinoa, a short film released alongside Inland Empire, and in his Room to Dream autobiography: it involved a \"frog-moth\" Lynch saw while traveling in eastern Europe. Executive producer Sabrina S. Sutherland referenced the story and described the creature in \"Part 8\" as a \"frogmoth\" in a Reddit Ask-Me-Anything. The creature was referred to as such on the set by Lynch and by the visual effects company, BUF.\nThe creature's back part was based on a drawing by Lynch. "


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"Although the drawing is undisclosed, it is quite similar to one of his ballpoint pen drawing.\nThe creature's egg may be one of the eggs disgorged by the experiment earlier in \"Part 8.\"It is suggested in the transition from 1945 to 1956 that its egg lies on or near the Trinity test site."


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"James Packard\nJames Packard was the founder of the Packard Sawmill.\nBiography\nPackard was the eldest son of a Boston shipping family and attended Harvard and Yale.\nAfter being inspired by a vision, he traveled west with his wife Unguin, with the intention of settling in Seattle, Washington. They soon decided to instead settle in Twin Peaks, where Packard founded the Packard Sawmill in the late 1880s.\nBy 1922, management of the mill had been passed down to Packard's son, Thomas Packard."


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"Impressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks\nImpressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks is a series of behind the scenes short films by Jason S., released as part of Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series and Twin Peaks: From Z to A. Each film follows David Lynch throughout the production of Twin Peaks (2017).\nNarrated and scored in an abstract manner by Josef Maria Sch\u00e4fers, the short films intercut hundreds of hours of footage with new aerial photography of many of the locations, both those used for filming and featured in the series.\nInstallments\nThe Man with the Gray Elevated Hair\nThis film focuses particularly on Lynch's meetings with actors \u2013 specifically Sheryl Lee, David Patrick Kelly, Nae Yuuki, Grace Zabriskie, Sherilyn Fenn, Kyle MacLachlan, and Laura Dern \u2013 and setting up various scenes set in and around Twin Peaks as well as the motel Cooper and Diane visit.\nTell It Martin\nThis film follows Lynch throughout the shooting of scenes set in Las Vegas. He is seen discussing scenes with actors Sawyer Shipman, Christophe Zajac-Denek, Jim Belushi, and Robert Knepper.\n"


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"Two Blue Balls\nLynch is followed during the filming of scenes set in South Dakota, Montana, New York, and New Mexico. He meets with actors Matthew Lillard, Cornelia Guest, Benjamin Rosenfield, and Madeline Zima.\nThe Number of Completion\nThe film follows Lynch during the filming of scenes set in the Fireman's home, Sheriff Truman's office, and the KPJK radio station. He discusses scenes with actors Joy Nash, Robert Forster, Jim Belushi, Kimmy Robertson, Kyle MacLachlan, Laura Dern, and Robert Broski. Carel Struycken is also briefly featured, practicing his lines.\nBad Binoculars\nThis film features Lynch directing a rehearsal for an Audrey and Charlie scene, directing scenes featuring Jerry Horne after he leaves the woods, and scenes at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Station, both on-location in Washington and on a sound stage in Los Angeles.\nSee You on the Other Side Dear Friend\nThis film goes behind the scenes with Lynch during the filming on-location in Philadelphia,\nLas Vegas, and South Dakota, directing scenes involving the FBI, Lucky 7 Insurance, Ruth Davenport's apartment, and the doppelganger's car accident.\n"


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"Do Not Pick Up Hitchhikers\nIn this film, Lynch discusses Tim Roth's role with him and directs the scene taking place in Warden Murphy's office, the doppelganger's first death, Murphy's assassination, the Detectives Fusco learning of Ike's location, and Cooper's hospitalization.\nA Bloody Finger in Your Mouth\nThis film shows the filming of Diane's scene in the red room, the scene at Szymon's Famous Coffees, the Las Vegas FBI office, Rod getting hit by Candie, and the Fuscos' visit to Lucky 7 Insurance.\nThe Polish Accountant\nThis film goes behind the scenes with the woodsmen encountering the New Mexico couple, the Jones family, the Las Vegas news broadcast, Ike's arrest, Rodney and Bradley's first meeting with Cooper, and the Polish accountant scene.\nA Pot of Boiling Oil\nThis film shows the filming of a red room scene (during which, Al Strobel tells Lynch of his accident that cost his left arm), scenes in Benjamin Horne's office, Audrey and Charlie scenes, and Cooper's exit from the red room.\n"


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"Credits\nDuck Diver Films presents\nA Rancho Rosa Partnership Production\nDirected by\nJason S.\nProduced by\nSabrina S. Sutherland\nJason S.\nPhotographed by\nJason S.\nAdditional Photography by\nKristy Koopman\nStefanie Schmid Rincon\nMusic Composed by\nJosef Maria Sch\u00e4fers\nAdditional Music by\nAnn-Kristin Mayr\nJason Denner\nSound Design by\nClaude Sotheby\nDialog Re-recorded and Mixed by\nPeter Schultz\nFilm Edited by\nM\u00fcller von Schmidt\nNarration Written by\nJason S.\nJosef Maria Schafers\nVanessa Weiss\nNarration Spoken by\nJosef Maria Schafers\nStory Consultant\nJon Nguyen\nDigital Intermediate by\nFotokem Creative Services\nDigital Intermediate Colored by\nIsmael Salas\nDigital Intermediate Produced by\nRob Brodersen\nMusic Recorded at\nStudio Stella Luncke, Berlin\nvteTwin Peaks home video releasesThe First Season\n\"17 Pieces of Pie\"\n\"An Introduction to David Lynch\"\n\"Learning to Speak in the Red Room\"\n\"Mark Frost Telephone Interview\"\n\"Postcards From The Cast\"\nLog Lady introductions\nThe Second Season\n\"Cast Interview\"\n\"Crew Interview\"\nFire Walk with Me (Criterion)\n\"Reflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks\"\nDefinitive Gold Box Edition\n\"A Slice of Lynch\"\n\"Location Guide\"\n\"Return to Twin Peaks\"\n\"Secrets from Another Place: Creating Twin Peaks\"\n\"Saturday Night Live\"\nGeorgia Coffee commercials\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Hotline\nThe Entire Mystery\nTwin Peaks: The Missing Pieces\n\"Atmospherics\"\n\"Between Two Worlds\"\n\"Moving Through Time: Fire Walk with Me Memories\"\nA Limited Event Series\nImpressions: A Journey Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks (The Man with the Gray Elevated Hair\nTell It Martin\nTwo Blue Balls\nThe Number of Completion\nBad Binoculars\nSee You on the Other Side Dear Friend\nDo Not Pick Up Hitchhikers\nA Bloody Finger In Your Mouth\nThe Polish Accountant\nA Pot of Boiling Oil)\nTwin Peaks: The Phenomenon\n\"Behind the Red Curtain\"\n\"I Had Bad Milk in Dehradun\"\n\"A Very Lovely Dream: One Week in Twin Peaks\"\nThe Television CollectionTBAFrom Z to A\nBehind the Curtain\nOn the Couch\nA Talk with Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee\nOthers\"Twin Peaks Festival Greeting\""


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"James Hurley\n\"James is still cool. He's always been cool.\"\u2015Shelly Briggs\nJames Hurley was the secret boyfriend of murdered homecoming queen Laura Palmer, and later fell for her best friend Donna Hayward in addition to other women who found their ways into his life.\nBiography\nJames was born to Billy and Susan Hurley. James' father abandoned his family and his mother became dependent on alcohol and would leave for indefinite periods of time, leaving James mostly in the care of his uncle, Ed Hurley and Ed's wife Nadine.\nFollowing his grandfather's death, James worked weekends pumping gas at Big Ed's Gas Farm, eventually becoming a mechanic.\nLaura's final days\n\nBy February 5, 1989, James began a relationship with homecoming queen Laura Palmer and he gave her half of a heart necklace on that day. One week later, he went on a picnic with Laura and her best friend, Donna Hayward, and filmed them.\nA few days later, James met with Laura in the morning, then at 2:30, James secretly met Laura and she said that she was \"long gone\" like a \"turkey in the corn.\"James requested her to never leave and they shared a kiss.\n"


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"James showed up outside the Palmer home a few days later and Laura went to him. He asked where she had been the previous night, sure that it was drug-related. He asked when he could see her, but her father showed up and Laura said she had to go. James then left.\nHe called her on the evening of February 23 and he came and picked her up on his bike. They went to the woods and she told him about a murder her boyfriend, Bobby committed and she began to act strangely. She said that he did not know her, and even Donna did not. James began to take Laura home, but she jumped off of his bike. In tears, she told him she loved him and ran off into the woods. He watched her go and sped away. James spent the rest of the night riding around on his bike.\nLaura's murder\nThe next morning, James walked through a hallway at Twin Peaks High School to Donna's locker, asking if she had seen Laura yet and commented that it was a nice day for a picnic. "


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"He then went to class when, in the middle of roll call, a deputy showed up and spoke to the teacher. He looked over at Donna, who began to appear worried. The teacher said that there would be an announcement, causing James to break a pencil, fearing that the worst had happened to Laura.\nJames later went to his uncle Ed Hurley's gas station. He commented to him that Laura was \"the one.\"He also left a message for Donna to meet him at the Roadhouse later in the evening and drove away to sit alone, examining his half of the heart necklace.\n\nIn the evening, he met with Donna, who said the authorities were looking for him. He said he would be cooperative, even though he believed they would incarcerate him, as he was with Laura the night before. He described the evening before and said that it somehow made sense that she was killed. He expressed guilt over her death and he kissed Donna. They heard sirens and buried the necklace, for the authorities believed the killer had it. "


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"They drove off but were stopped by Sheriff Harry S. Truman and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who was leading the investigation of Laura's murder. James was arrested, despite Donna's insistence that he did nothing wrong.\nAs he was taken to his cell by Deputies Andy Brennan and Hawk, he told Donna that everything would be all right. When he reached his cell, he saw Mike Nelson and Bobby in another, and they began barking at him.\nThe next morning, James was questioned by Cooper and Truman, as he was under suspicion for the murder of Laura. They showed him the tape of Laura and Donna enjoying a picnic, which he confirmed to them that he had filmed. He said that his relationship was kept a secret at Laura's insistence and that he tried to stop her from using cocaine, which she did, but started using again when something scared her. He told them about his activity with Laura the night she died, again feeling guilt over her death. When Cooper showed him Laura's necklace, he asked if James recognized it and if he knew what happened on February 5. "


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"James told them that he did not know and did not recognize the necklace.\nJames was released to Ed, saying that he needed the Bookhouse Boys watching his back, to which Ed said he was covered.\nFor dinner, James went to Donna's house and met her father and her mother. When Doctor Hayward asked about James' parents, he said that his father died when he was 10 and his mother was a writer who traveled a lot.\nHe thanked Dr. and Mrs. Hayward for dinner before they went to bed, leaving him and Donna alone. He stated that he did not believe their new relationship was wrong and that it would have happened even if Laura had not died.\nJames went to Ed and Nadine's house the next day to tell them that he would not go to Laura's funeral. Despite this, he later showed up at Laura's funeral. When Bobby accused the whole town of killing Laura, James charged at him, and the two were restrained by the lawmen and Ed.\nJames was later at the Bookhouse when Cooper was introduced to the Bookhouse Boys. He was with Joey Paulson and they had drug mule Bernard Renault restrained.\n"


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"James went to the Double R Diner the next day and called Donna, who said they needed to talk about things she had found out about Laura. He then met a young brunette who resembled Laura - her cousin, Maddy Ferguson.\nThat night, he went with Donna to the woods to find the half of the necklace they buried, as Mrs. Palmer apparently had a vision of someone digging it up. They did not find it.\nHe met with Donna the following morning at the gazebo in the park to tell her the truth about his parents, rather than what he had told her father.\nJames went to the diner with her and introduced her to Maddy. They discussed their investigation into Laura's death and wished for Maddy to find a hiding place that Laura had spoken of. They then left the diner.\nWith Maddy and Donna the next day, James listened to a tape made by Laura, found by Maddy. It was recorded for the psychiatrist, Doctor Lawrence Jacoby, and in it, Laura spoke of the ease of speaking into the recorder and mentioned a coconut in connection to secrets. "


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"They noticed that the tape for the night Laura died was missing, and James suggests that could have remained in Jacoby's possession. He then had the idea to go to Jacoby's office and look for it, and says they could lure him out with a \"phone call from Laura.\"At night, he met with Donna and Maddy, the latter wearing a blonde wig, making her look exactly like Laura. James called Jacoby's office and handed the phone to Maddy, who spoke as Laura, luring Jacoby out of his office. He and Donna left Maddy at the park while they went to the office. They watched Jacoby leave and they went inside.\nIn the office, James found Jacoby's collection of paper umbrellas noting important events in his life. Donna found a coconut containing the missing half of Laura's necklace and the tape recorded the night she died. They went back out to his motorcycle and drove off.\nThey went back to Donna's house and listened to the tape, in which Laura declared James to be sweet, but dumb, and mentioned a \"mystery man\" who drove a red corvette. "


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"After the tape, he stated that Jacoby did not kill Laura, but Donna asked how he got the necklace.\nHe went to the sheriff's station, wishing to talk to Sheriff Truman, but was taken aside by Agent Cooper. James showed him Laura's tape, pointing suspicion to the man with the red corvette. Cooper told him that Jacoby was in the hospital, having suffered a heart attack after allegedly seeing Laura and he asked if James was involved in this. Truman then entered with cocaine found in the gas tank of James' motorcycle.\nThe next day, he listened to the tape with Sheriff Truman and insisted he was alone when he stole the tape. He told Harry that he did not believe the \"mystery man\" mentioned in the tape were suspects Leo Johnson or Jacques Renault. James also noted a poem about fire that Laura would say along with \"Would you like to play with fire, little boy? Would you like to play with Bob?\"Agent Cooper entered, telling James he knew he had the other half of Laura's necklace and requested it. James complied and gave it to him, saying it was inside a coconut.\n"


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"Donna comes to visit him in his cell later, smoking a cigarette. She asked him what he told Cooper and Truman.\nHe was later brought to the hospital, where Nadine was in a coma after overdosing on sleeping pills.\n\nAt the Hayward home the following day, James played guitar and sang a song with Maddy and Donna. As the song finished, he exchanged glances with Maddy, upsetting Donna and she ran out. He chased her and she insisted nothing was wrong before kissing him. When Maddy screamed, he and Donna went to her aid.\nThe following day, James went to the station where Cooper informed him that they knew the cocaine in his gas tank was planted and that he would not be charged with any crime. The agent also warned James to stop trying to solve the case on his own.\nHe went to the diner with Maddy and they discussed Donna's strange behavior. He also stated his wished to sometimes ride away from town on his bike and Maddy placed her hand on his to comfort him just as Donna walked in and misinterprets this. "


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"She compared James with a man she met while working the Meals on Wheels route. She then stormed out.\nJames went to the Palmer home and told Maddy he could not find Donna, so he talked to her about his drunken mother returning home. She held him and Donna once again entered and misinterpreted their actions. She stormed out and James angrily followed her out.\nTwo days later, Ed brought Nadine home from the hospital. However, she did not recognize James, her mind having apparently reverted to her teenage self. James suggested they take her to see Doctor Jacoby, but he was in Hawaii, recovering from his heart attack. Nadine - having gone to the kitchen to get something to drink - came back, carrying a cabinet door she ripped off.\nHe sat at the diner later when Maddy came to get a coffee. He asked if she had seen Donna, but she says she had not and the coffee was for her uncle. She hurriedly left and he followed.\nHe burst into the home of Harold Smith later at night to save Donna and Maddy after he heard them scream.\n"


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"James went to the lake the next day and joined Maddy, determining that his attraction to her was just because of Laura. She also expressed that she had some sort of mental connection to her. Maddy also told James that she would be returning home the next day. She kissed him on the cheek and said goodbye.\nJames met with Donna the following day at the Roadhouse and they discussed Harold's suicide, Donna expressing guilt over it. He also told her that Maddy would be leaving, which she had been unaware of. Donna then became emotional during the singer's performance of \"The World Spins.\"He went with Donna to the Palmer home in the morning to say goodbye to Maddy, but Leland said he had just dropped her off at the bus station. They then were amused by the living room being filled with golf balls and they left.\nThe following day, James gave Donna a ring, wishing for them to be together all the time. She approved and they shared a kiss. "


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"They saw Deputy Andy, who recited \"J'ai une \u00e2me solitaire,\" which, according to Donna, was said by a Mrs. Tremond's grandson and, according to Andy, was Harold Smith's suicide note.\nHe met Donna by the lake, where she told him that Maddy had been murdered by the same person that killed Laura. James insisted they could have helped Maddy, but did not know how. He left, profoundly upset.\nLeaving Twin Peaks\nAfter Leland Palmer was arrested for Laura's murder and died in custody after confessing, James left Twin Peaks on his bike. Near Portland, Oregon, he stopped at a bar called Wallies Hideout and went inside to order a beer. While there, he met a woman named Evelyn Marsh, who asked him to repair her husband's Jaguar, to which he agreed.\nJames took a look at the car, complimenting it. When he asked about her husband, she said that she was not sure where he was, but he was out on business. She offered him room and board while he worked on the car.\nMalcolm Sloan introduces himself to James the next day as Evelyn's brother and Mr. Marsh's car driver. "


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"He explained that Jeffrey physically abused Evelyn, which he claimed could not be stopped on Jeffrey's watch.\nJames showed Evelyn his progress on the car, showing that he had improved its condition. He asked her about the abuse. However, she was reluctant to talk about it, and they kissed until her husband arrived.\nJames laid in bed that night, listening to Jeffrey Marsh yell at his wife. Malcolm came into his room, swearing that he would kill Marsh.\nHe called his uncle the next day, asking him to send him all of the money James had in his savings. After he hung up, Evelyn came in, asking him why he left Twin Peaks, specifically the women that caused him to do so. She told him she understood and they kissed.\n\nJames later showed her the repaired car and they shared a glass of champagne along with a romantic encounter.\nIn the morning, James met Jeffrey, who admired his love for cars. Later, Evelyn came to his room, finding his bags packed, though she begged him to not leave. He went to check his bike. "


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"In the evening, he continued to pack while Evelyn once again begged him to stay, declaring her love for him. As police approached, she tells him that Jeffrey had died in a car accident. He figured out that this was a setup for him, and she said it was planned by Malcolm, who was not her brother. She told him to go and find the girl that loved him.\nHe left the house and found Donna waiting for him and they ran away from the Marsh home.\nJames and Donna went back to Wallies Hideout, where he told her that he was being framed for Jeffrey's murder and said he must talk to Evelyn, believing she would tell the truth to the police.\nHe returned to the Marsh home, where he confronted Evelyn, questioning her motives. She told him that she was in it for the money, but said that she had true feelings for him. They kissed and Malcolm hit him with a gun. While he was knocked out, Donna came to his aid and Evelyn killed Malcolm.\n"


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"James and Donna had a picnic the following day and he said that he would have to go to trial as a witness. She forgave him for his relationship with Evelyn and asked him to return to Twin Peaks with her, but he refused, feeling it was not right, though he promised her that he would come back.\nAs James predicted, he was summoned as a witness for the prosecution in the case against Evelyn. In the court, his testimony was strongly challenged by a defense attorney, which greatly shook his confidence, and when he afterwards heard \"loose talk\" that he was at risk for being charged with perjury, James panicked and fled town before completing his testimony, causing the Oregon authorities to issue a warrant for his arrest. He soon reached San Francisco, from where he sent a postcard to Donna. In it, he stated that he planned to go to Mexico.\nIn Mexico, he found mechanic work in Baja, working under an alias. He remained there for nearly a year until his skills as a mechanic greatly impressed a capo for the Sinaloa Cartel, who ended up hiring him to maintain his personal fleet of luxury vehicles. "


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"Approximately six months later, a rival gang invaded the capo's estate, seeking to execute him. A shootout between the invaders and the capo's personal ensued, with James standing as one of the few survivors, as he had sought refuge in a car's trunk. In the aftermath of the shooting, James was arrested by Mexican federal authorities.\nJames spent a few months in the custody of the Mexican government before word of his peril reached Twin Peaks. With the help of Sheriff Truman and FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole, James was eventually cleared of wrongdoing and he was subsequently escorted to the American border by the Mexican authorities who instructed him to leave the country and never return. He returned to Oregon, where he served six months in a minimum security prison and was given two years of probation, during which time he was not allowed to leave the state. During this period, Ed rented an apartment in Portland, so he could keep an eye on James and make sure he lived up to the conditions of his probation. "


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"As soon as the two years were up, James immediately took to the road again on a newly acquired motorcycle, and he would continue to travel around the US for the next decade.\nLater life\nIn 2006, while in West Virginia, James totaled his motorcycle in an accident involving a runaway coal truck. He suffered a compound fracture in his leg and returned to Twin Peaks, finding employment at his uncle's gas station.\nHe soon found a night job as a security guard at the Great Northern Hotel and began to regularly perform as a musician at the Roadhouse.\nOne evening in 2016, he visited the Roadhouse with co-worker Freddie Sykes one night and looked across the room at Shelly's friend, Renee, apparently not for the first time. James often went there hoping to run into her, despite her being married.\nNights later, James performed \"Just You\" at the Roadhouse.\nOn James' birthday, he and Freddie sat outside the Great Northern. "


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"James inquired about the green glove Freddie always wore and he explained that, one night after drinking too much, he had been taken somewhere and \"the Fireman\" had told him to buy that particular glove at a nearby store, as it would give him superhuman strength. He also stated that the Fireman had told him to go to Twin Peaks to find his destiny.\nJames then went inside the hotel's furnace room, and tracked the strange humming that had been plaguing Benjamin Horne's office to a particular door.\nLater, James and Freddie went to the Roadhouse, where James greeted Renee. However, she was with her husband, Chuck, who then attacked James. Freddie came to his aid, punching Chuck with his gloved hand. James urged the crowd to dial 9-1-1, commenting that Chuck and another man Freddie punched were badly hurt.\nJames and Freddie were later locked up at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, where Hawk informed them that the men Freddie punched were in intensive care. After Hawk and Bobby left, James took notice of an eyeless woman in the cell across from him.\n"


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"James was witness to Freddie incapacitating Deputy Chad Broxford and shattering BOB into pieces at the sheriff's station. During the battle, James kept Naido out of harm's way.\nNot long after, James' uncle Ed married true love Norma. James played a song he wrote on his guitar during a civil ceremony conducted by the Big Log near the old train station, with half the town in attendance.\nBehind the scenes\nJames is played by James Marshall. According to Marshall, the character was inspired by American actor James Dean.\nEpisode 4 and episode 10's scripts shared the same scene between James and his mother, Colleen Hurley. She was portrayed by Linda Carlson in the deleted scene. However, The Secret History of Twin Peaks established James' mother as Susan Hurley.\nTrivia\nIn a photo of the 1968 Twin Peaks High School football team seen in Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, a player is identified as Jeff Hurley. It is unknown if he has any relation to James and his family.\nAccording to The Secret History of Twin Peaks, his favorite book is Charlotte's Web by E.B. White.\nGallery\n\nTwin Peaks (1990-1991)\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)"


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"Jake\nJake was a hitman hired by Lorraine to kill Dougie Jones.\nJake, along with Gene, waited for Jones (actually Dale Cooper) to leave an empty house in Rancho Rosa Estates with Jade, a prostitute. On Gene's signal, Jake sighted Jade's car through a rifle scope as she passed by, but was unable to see Cooper, as he was bent over in his seat. He reported to Gene that Jones was not with her, and agreed to rendezvous at Mikey's after Gene rigged Jones' car with a bomb.\nThat night, Jake sat with Gene outside the house, listening as Gene reported their situation to a furious Lorraine."


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"Jack Racine\nJack Racine was the attorney of Leo Johnson.\nBiography\nAt Johnson's hearing for arson of the Packard Sawmill in March 1989, Racine presented a chart displaying Johnson's brain activity. The chart found that Leo's brain was displaying minimal activity and Racine stated that making him stand trial would be a mockery.\nDespite District Attorney Daryl Lodwick's objections, Judge Clinton Sternwood deemed Leo unfit to stand trial."


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"Ilsa Lindstrom\nIlsa Lindstrom was the mother of Norma Jennings and co-founder of the Double R Diner.\nBiography\nIn 1938, Ilsa and her husband Marty opened the Railroad Diner, which served her homemade pies. The diner was later renamed Marty's Railroad Caf\u00e9, then finally the Double R Diner. Ilsa worked at the diner until Marty was diagnosed with heart disease.\nShe returned to the diner after Marty died in 1978. Ilsa's health declined until she died in her sleep in 1984.\nTo be addedCite error: Invalid <ref> tag;\nrefs with no name must have content"


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"Invitation to Love\nInvitation to Love was a soap opera that aired in Twin Peaks, Washington as of early 1989. The series followed the travails of the inhabitants of \"the Towers,\" a lavish high-rise apartment complex.\nCast\nMartin Padley as Chet Weems\nthe nebbish, put-upon husband of Jade and former husband of Emerald\nSelina Swift as Emerald and Jade\nJared's identical twin daughters, opposite in personality, both of whom were married at different times to Chet and Montana\nEvan St. Vincent as Jared Lancaster\nthe owner of the Towers and Jade and Emerald's father, beset by illness and financial difficulties\nand Jason Denbo as Montana\n\nJade's dangerous ex-husband, plotting with Emerald to murder Jared and steal the Towers\nIn March 1989, a cardboard cutout of the character Emerald was used to promote a sale at the perfume counter of Horne's Department Store.\nNotable episodes\n\nEpisode aired February 26, 1989\nShelly Johnson caught the opening title of this episode at home, but shut it off dismissively.\nEpisode aired February 27, 1989\nLeland Palmer was watching this episode at home when his niece Maddy Ferguson arrived to attend Laura's funeral.\n"


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"Events\nJared Lancaster writes a suicide note, saying he has decided to \"end it all\" due to his financial difficulties. He writes a new will which leaves the Towers to his beloved daughter Jade. As he is preparing to shoot himself, Jade forces her way into his office and tearfully begs him to reconsider, saying he has too much to live for. They embrace.\nEpisode aired February 28, 1989\nLucy Moran was watching this episode on a portable television on her desk when Sheriff Harry S. Truman returned to the station and asked her what was going on. Lucy excitedly summarized the latest developments in the series, before Truman specified that he had asked what was happening at the station. It was also playing on TV at the Timber Falls Motel while Benjamin Horne and Catherine Martell conspired to burn down the Packard Sawmill.\nEvents\nEmerald seduces Chet, ignoring his pleas that he is married to her sister now. She convinces him to sneak into Jared's office and steal his new will so that the original (leaving the Towers to Emerald) will take effect when Jared dies at midnight. "


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"After Chet returns, Emerald and Montana gloat about their plan, although Montana angrily corrects her that the Towers will belong to both of them, not Emerald. Jade unexpectedly arrives with several wildflowers she picked outside, but is stunned at the sight of Montana, her ex-husband. Emerald suggests they all sit down to have a talk.\nEpisode aired March 1, 1989\nThis episode was playing on a television in the Double R Diner's kitchen as Norma Jennings and Shelly Johnson returned from a hair salon trip.\nEvents\nChet enters Jared's office to find him tied up and gagged in his chair. He starts to dial a phone number but Montana attacks him from behind, beating him to the floor, before Emerald steps on his chest. Both of them laugh, as the episode ends.\nEpisode aired March 2, 1989\nNadine Hurley watched this episode at home, beaming with pride at the character Chet. Late at night, Lawrence Jacoby watched it in his office, before receiving a phone call from \"Laura Palmer.\"Events\nMontana flirts with an uncomfortable Jade, offering her a drink, but she insists that she has grown and become a different person than she was when they were married. "


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"Suddenly, Chet bursts in and holds Montana at gunpoint. He concedes that Emerald was lost to him years ago, but warns Montana that if he tries to come between him and Jade he'll kill him. As the clock strikes midnight, Chet shoots Montana in the shoulder, as the episode ends.\nEpisode aired March 3, 1989\nThis episode was playing, muted, on the Johnsons' TV set while Leo attacked Bobby Briggs with an axe, before he was shot through the window by Hank Jennings. As Leo sat bleeding on the couch, he watched Montana's death scene.\nEvents\nContinuing from the previous day's cliffhanger, Chet shoots Montana, just before Jared arrives at his side. Taking the gun from him, Jared shoots Montana a second time. Montana slides down a wall to the floor, staring in abject shock. Later, Emerald laughs to herself as she burns her father's second will.\nBased on the previous day's cliffhanger ending, this is indeed a separate episode, but it somehow appeared on TV after midnight, instead of during the day.\n"


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"Episode aired March 17, 1989\nThis episode, presumably a re-run, was playing in the Johnsons' living room as Shelly attempted to feed a comatose Leo while arguing with Bobby Briggs.\nEvents\nEmerald stalks down a hallway in the penthouse suite, Chet hurrying along after her. They are in the midst of an argument about Emerald being rude to her father and sister while the former was in the hospital. Emerald is enraged at Chet's concern for Jade's feelings, and Chet retorts that Jade is a kind and loving person compared to her. Suddenly, they are interrupted by the arrival of Montana, who has just returned from eighteen months in the Amazon. Emerald is delighted, while Chet is horror-struck.\nMark Frost indicated that Invitation to Love continued to air as of the 2010s, and that Jade was a fan, borrowing her pseudonym from the character of the same name.\nBehind the scenes\nInvitation to Love is a fictional soap opera created for Twin Peaks, episodes of which can be seen playing on incidental TV sets in each of the first season's episodes beginning with \"Episode 2.\""


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"The original impetus was to make the town of Twin Peaks seem even more unusual, by way of its residents obsessively watching a series that existed nowhere else in America, but in practice the segments also acted as a commentary and a knowing satire of events unfolding in Twin Peaks itself, humorously highlighting the more outlandish or melodramatic elements of the show.\nAccording to Harley Peyton, an idea that was discussed, but later abandoned, was to have the main cast of Invitation to Love visit Twin Peaks.\nThe second season almost entirely dropped the concept; only one segment is heard playing in the background in \"Episode 20.\"Writer Robert Engels stated that David Lynch disliked the mocking, over-the-top nature of the segments as filmed.\nThe Invitation to Love segments, shot entirely on video, were written and directed by Mark Frost and filmed at the renowned Ennis House in Los Angeles. The cast was comprised largely of friends and family of Mark Frost and his father Warren, including Mark's then-brother-in-law, Rick Giolito, who played Montana. The full assembly cut of all the segments was uploaded to YouTube by the fan site Twin Peaks Archive.\n"


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"Cast\nDon LaFontaine as announcer\nLance Davis as Martin Padley / Chet\nErika Anderson as Selina Swift / Emerald and Jade\nPeter Michael Goetz as Evan St. Vincent / Jared Lancaster\nRick Giolito as Jason Denbo / Montana"


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"James Neely\nMajor James Neely was an agent of relations with the Choctaw Indian Nation, appointed by General James Wilkinson. He escorted Meriwether Lewis following his departure from Fort Pickering.\nOn October 10, 1809, Neely stayed behind on Lewis' route to search for two horses that had gone astray into the woods. He arrived at Grinder's Stand twelve hours after Lewis \u2013 who had by then died under mysterious circumstances \u2013 and his servants.\nNeely claimed Lewis' belongings and arranged a swift burial at a nearby property. In a letter dated October 18, Neely wrote to Thomas Jefferson, informing him that Lewis had committed suicide.\nOf Lewis' belongings, Neely kept one of his horses, a knife, pistols, and a gold pocket watch. Garland Briggs later speculated that Neely had also taken a ring Lewis carried in a leather pouch. Shortly after Lewis' death, Neely disappeared for several months.\nBehind the scenes\nJames Neely (December 24, 1773 \u2013 April 17, 1842) was a Chickasaw Indian agent who accompanied Meriwether Lewis from Fort Pickering and directed him to Grinder's Stand as he stayed behind to search for two pack animals that had run away during a storm.\n"


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"David Patrick Kelly narrated Neely's letter in the audiobook version of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."


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"Jacques Renault's cabin\n\"Jacques' brother said something about a place up near the state line.\"\u2015Deputy Chief Hawk\nJacques Renault owned a cabin in Twin Peaks, Washington, located near the state line with Idaho.. He used the cabin as a rendezvous with Leo Johnson, Ronette Pulaski, and Laura Palmer.\nHistory\nOn February 24, 1989, James Hurley began to take Laura home, but she jumped off of his bike at the intersection of Highway 21 and Sparkwood Road. In tears, she told him \"his Laura\" is gone. Screaming that she loved him, Laura ran away from James into the woods, where Jacques, Leo, and Ronette waited near Leo's red corvette.\nTogether, they drove to the foot of the trail leading to Jacques's cabin. They climbed the trail, passing by Margaret Lanterman's cabin. Then they hold an orgy in Jacques' cabin, Leland Palmer soon arriving and watching from outside. Later, Leland attacked Jacques outside, and Leo fled in a panic. Leland took Laura and Ronette, both bound, to the train car.\n\nOn March 1, during a search of Jacques's apartment, FBI Agent Dale Cooper found a photo of the cabin and the officers went to the woods in search of it. "


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"They found the cabin from the picture and entered as a record player played \"Into the Night\" on vinyl, making Cooper remark that \"there is always music in the air.\"There, they found Waldo in a birdcage, twine, a bloodstain on the floor, and a poker chip inside the cuckoo clock, missing a piece of the same shape that was found in Laura's stomach.\nBehind the scenes\n\nA different exterior was used for the cabin between its appearance in Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me."


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"Jade\n\"Jade give two rides.\"\u2015Dale Cooper\nJade was a Las Vegas sex worker whose clients included Dougie Jones.\nBiography\nIn a Q&A, Mark Frost stated that \"Jade\" was not her real name, and she \"was absolutely a big fan of Invitation to Love, which still on the air.\"Jade was with Dougie one morning in an unsold house and she went to shower after he paid her. As she showered, she heard a loud noise, which happened to be the sound of Dougie being transported to the red room. After her shower, she went out to the living room, where Dale Cooper lay next to a pile of vomit, having replaced Dougie. However, Jade believed him to be Dougie, despite his slightly different appearance.\nAfter his car keys could not be found, she took him to the Silver Mustang Casino and gave him $5 to call for help.\nAfter getting her car detailed, the detailer showed Jade a set of keys to the Great Northern Hotel in Twin Peaks, Washington that she had previously found in Cooper's pocket. Noticing the address on them, she put the keys in a mailbox."


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"James Madison\nJames Madison was a United States President, the successor of Thomas Jefferson.\nWhen Meriwether Lewis died, he had been en route to deliver evidence of General James Wilkinson's treachery to Madison and Jefferson.\nBehind the scenes\nJames Madison (March 16, 1751 \u2013 June 28, 1836) was the fourth President of the United States. One of the nation's Founding Fathers, he is known specifically as the \"Father of the Constitution\" due to his prominent contributions to the United States Constitution and Bill of Rights."


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"Grinder's Stand\nGrinder's Stand was a log cabin inn located in Tennessee, along the Natchez Trace.\nOn the evening of October 10, 1809, Meriwether Lewis stopped at the inn while en route to Washington, D.C.. Early the following morning, Lewis died from gunshot and blade wounds, results from either murder or suicide.\nBehind the scenes\nGrinder's Stand was an inn along the Natchez Trace, owned by Robert and Priscilla Griner, best known for being the location of Meriwether Lewis' death.\nIt was initially known as Griner's Stand, but frequent mispronunciation by visitors caused the Grinder's Stand name to become permanent."


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"Janey-E Jones\nJane Jones, nicknamed \"Janey-E\", was the wife of Dougie Jones and mother of Sonny Jim Jones.\nBiography\nDiane Evans' double claimed that Janey-E was her estranged half-sister, whom she hated. Diane had supposedly not spoken to her for several years, but knew of her marriage to Douglas Jones.\nAs the double is not necessarily trustworthy on the matter, Diane and Janey-E's relationship is unconfirmed.\nIn September 2016, Dougie went missing for three days, missing Sonny Jim's birthday party. One night, Janey-E came outside to find him in a confused state; he had just been dropped off by a casino limo driver. Upset, she smacked him and took him inside, but he was mostly unresponsive. She took the bag he was carrying, finding thousands of dollars in casino winnings, and she felt a wave of happiness since it appeared to be enough to pay off their debts.\nThe next morning, she assisted Dougie in getting to the bathroom and getting him dressed. She then made him pancakes and coffee for breakfast. When Dougie took a drink of his coffee, he spat it out and grinned, saying \"Hi!\""


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"She later counted the money that Dougie won, coming to a total of $425,000. Then noting his strange behavior and the absence of his car, Janey-E begrudgingly took Dougie to work.\nDougie was brought home in the evening by police officers. Janey-E took him inside and made him a sandwich, then told him she planned a doctor's appointment for him the next day. After sending Dougie upstairs to say goodnight to Sonny Jim, she opened an unmarked envelope that was delivered to them, which contained a photo of Dougie with Jade. Angry, she called him down and scolded him before receiving a call from the men who Dougie owed money to, planning to meet them the next day.\nJaney-E met with Tommy and Jimmy at the park, where she explained that her family could not afford to pay them back the full $52,000, but paid back Dougie's loan with 25% interest, which she explained to be a generous offer.\nWhen picking up Dougie from work later, detectives revealed to them that Dougie's car had been involved in an explosion. As they left Dougie's place of business, he was attacked by a hitman who he disarmed and subdued with ease.\n"


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"Janey-E later waited with Dougie as his boss Bushnell Mullins gave a statement to the police. After he decided to give Dougie the rest of the day off, she suggested she could take him to the doctor.\nShe took him to Dougie's doctor, who found him to be in perfect health, much to Janey-E's surprise, as Dougie was usually overweight.\nAfter going home, she tried to tempt him as he ate cake, and despite him not giving much response, she took him upstairs for sex. She admitted to him the next morning that she could not stop thinking about the previous night.\nAfter Dougie brought Bradley and Rodney Mitchum an insurance payout they were owed, the brothers treated Janey-E to a new car.\nLater, Janey-E brought Dougie a slice of cake and as she left him unattended, he stuck a fork in an electrical outlet, causing a power outage in the home.\nDougie was hospitalized and Janey-E and Sonny Jim sat at his bedside as Mullins arrived, followed by the Mitchum brothers, with food in tow before offering to stock the Jones home.\n"


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"After Janey-E took Sonny Jim to the bathroom, they returned to find that Dougie was awake and much more alert than he was before. He then drove them to the Silver Mustang Casino, where Dougie told them he had to leave, but would be back. However, he did first accidentally speak of Dougie in the third person and Janey-E came to the realization that he was not her husband. Before he left, Janey-E kissed him and thanked him.\nSoon after, Dougie knocked on the Jones' door and embraced Janey-E and Sonny Jim, who were overjoyed at his return.\nTrivia\nJaney-E shares her full name with actress Jane Jones, who played Margaret Honeycutt in the pilot episode of Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. It is unknown if this was intentional."


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"Jeanie Pombelek\n\"She does not speak one word of English.\"\u2015Pete Martell\nJeanie Pombelek was a counter at the Clean and Save dry cleaning service.\nShe moved from Budapest to Twin Peaks and got a job at a dry cleaning service, despite her lack of knowledge of English.\nOne day Pete Martell came to her, but since he knew only two words in Hungarian, they just stood there and \"looked at each other like were made of wood.\""


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"Janice Hogan\nJanice Hogan was a friend of the Palmer family.\nBiography\nAfter the death of Laura Palmer, Janice helped Doctor Will Hayward sedate Laura's mother, Sarah, so she could answer questions from Sheriff Harry S. Truman.\nBehind the scenes\nIn the pilot's original script, she is the neighbor of the Palmers and Leland calls her and tells her to go to Sarah after learning about Laura's death."


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"Jennifer Lynch\nJennifer Chambers Lynch is an American director and screenwriter. For Twin Peaks, she wrote The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer.\nShe is the oldest of the four children of David Lynch and so the sister of Austin Jack Lynch and Riley Lynch. She directed the movies Chained which starred Eamon Farren and A Fall from Grace starring Tim Roth in which her father also appeared.\nExternal links\nJennifer Lynch at the Internet Movie Database\nJennifer Lynch at Wikipedia\nJennifer Lynch (@thatjenlynch) on Twitter\nJennifer Lynch (@thinkajen) on Instagram"


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"Jean Jacques Renault\nJean Jacques Renault was a Canadian criminal.\nIn October 1914, Renault traveled to Twin Peaks, Washington to assist. Ersel Martell in a knife fight against Thomas Packard. The fight either stemmed from jealousy over a girl or an insult toward Renault. After the fight, Renault fled back to Canada.\nRenault later established the Renault Gang, infamous for smuggling whisky from Canada into the United States during Prohibition."


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"Janek Pulaski\nJanek Pulaski was the father of Ronette Pulaski, who was present and severely traumatized at the scene of Laura Palmer's murder. He was an employee at the Packard Sawmill.\nBiography\nAfter being reported missing on the morning of February 24, 1989, following the murder of Laura Palmer, Janek's daughter, Ronette was found in a battered state, walking along a bridge. She was then taken to the hospital, where she remained unresponsive. Following the discovery of his daughter, Janek was escorted by the police from his job.\nThe next day, Pulaski and his wife were questioned by Deputy Hawk about their daughter. They told him that she worked the perfume counter at Horne's Department Store, with Janek commenting that Ronette described it as \"the sweetest-smelling job she'd ever had.\""


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"Jeremiah Johnson\n\"An excellent movie, by the way.\"\u2015Tammy Preston\nJeremiah Johnson was a 1972 film, starring Robert Redford as a character based upon Liver-Eating Johnson.\nBehind the scenes\nJeremiah Johnson is a 1972 film directed by Sydney Pollack and starring Robert Redford in the title role. It is based partly on the life of Liver-Eating Johnson as told in the books Crow Killer: The Saga of Liver-Eating Johnson, by Raymond Thorp and Robert Bunker, and Mountain Man by Vardis Fisher."


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"Into the Night\n\"Into the Night\" is a song performed by Julee Cruise. The music was composed by Angelo Badalamenti and the lyrics were written by David Lynch. It appears in Episode 5 of Twin Peaks.\nLyrics\nNow it's dark.\nInto the night\nI cry out\nI cry out your name.\nInto the night\nI search out\nI search out your love.\nNight so dark\nWhere are you?\nCome back in my heart\nSo dark\nSo dark.\nInto the night\nShadows fall\nShadows fall so blue.\nI cry out\nI cry out for you.\nNight so dark\nWhere are you?\nCome back in my heart\nSo dark\nSo dark\nSo dark."


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"James Wilkinson\nGeneral James Wilkinson was the commander of the United States Army and a double agent for the Spanish crown.\nBiography\nWilkinson was hailed as a hero of the Revolutionary War.\nIn 1787, he became an agent for Spain for several decades, and used various schemes to undermine the careers his opponents. Wilkinson also disclosed details to Spain of the Corps of Discovery, a secret expedition commissioned by President Thomas Jefferson. Spain ordered him to halt the expedition, prompting him to hire assassins to eliminate the explorers, but these efforts ultimately failed.\nBy 1805, Wilkinson had become involved in a conspiracy by Aaron Burr to seize control of land from Texas, Mexico, and Louisiana in order to establish a nation to lead as a monarch. However, he exposed the plot to President Thomas Jefferson, while deliberately leaving out details of his own involvement.\nWilkinson was stationed in New Orelans in 1809 and named Major James Neely as the head of relations with Tennessee's Choctaw Indian Nation.\nFollowing the death of Meriwether Lewis, Wilkinson ordered Thomas Freeman to oversee the transportation of Lewis' belongings to Monticello.\n"


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"Wilkinson died in 1825, after which his allegiance to the Spanish crown came to light.\nBehind the scenes\nJames Wilkinson (March 24, 1757 \u2013 December 28, 1825) was an American soldier and statesman who was twice the Senior Officer of the United States Army, first Governor of the Louisiana Territory, and a diplomat in Mexico City.\nNearly thirty years after his death, his activities as a spy for the Spanish Empire were revealed."


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"Jeffrey Marsh\nJeffrey Marsh was the husband of Evelyn Marsh, a woman James Hurley met while drifting in a town outside Twin Peaks.\nBiography\nMarsh returned home to his wife one day in March 1989, and he later abused her in the evening.\nA couple of days later, Jeffrey met James Hurley, who had been staying with the Marsh family to make repairs to Jeffrey's car. Jeffrey then decided to take a ride in the car.\nIn the evening, he died in a car accident arranged by Evelyn and her lover, Malcolm Sloan."


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"Jim\nJim was an attendant working at the morgue of Calhoun Memorial Hospital in 1989.\nBiography\nJim was present in the morgue when Leland Palmer arrived with Sheriff Truman to positively identify the body of his daughter Laura.\nWhen Dale Cooper arrived to inspect the body, the morgue's fluorescent lights were not functioning properly, for which Jim apologized. Spotting something under the ring fingernail of Laura's left hand, Cooper asked Jim if he could leave them alone for a moment. Jim, apparently mishearing, instead gave his name. After an awkward moment, Cooper repeated his question, and Jim quickly obliged.\nBehind the scenes\nJim was portrayed by an unknown extra.\nJim mishearing Cooper's question was a real-life blooper: the extra misheard the line, and gave his real first name, prompting Kyle MacLachlan to repeat Cooper's question. David Lynch liked the improvised lifelike dialogue and kept it in the final episode."


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"Head mover\nA mover in the employ of the Silver Mustang Casino oversaw the delivery of a brand-new gym set to the home of Dougie and Janey-E Jones. He knocked on the front door to ask Janey-E where she wanted the set installed; stunned, she said the backyard would do. The mover pointed out that he had brought a new car for the family as well, courtesy of Rodney and Bradley Mitchum."


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"Jared Back\nJared Back was the author of the bestseller, Backstop, which included mention of the Little Scottie, a drink that originated in Twin Peaks, Washington."


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"Jade (Invitation to Love)\nJade was a character from Invitation to Love, portrayed by Selina Swift.\nShe was the wife to Chet Weems and the daughter of Jared Lancaster, who wrote a suicide note to her and her sister, Emerald, citing financial difficulties. However, because of Jade, Jared was convinced to not end his life and changed his will to leave her the Towers.\nAnother episode showed Jade refusing a drink from Montana, despite his attempts in tempting her to consume it."


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"Jared Lancaster\nJared Lancaster was a character from Invitation to Love, portrayed by Evan St. Vincent.\nIn one episode, Jared wrote a suicide note to his daughters, Jade and Emerald, stating that he was planning to take his life due to financial difficulties. However, Jade convinced him to change his mind and he altered his will to leave the Towers to her.\nJared was seen in a later episode, gagged and witnessing Montana beat up and threaten Jared's son-in-law, Chet Weems. Jared witnessed Chet shoot Montana and stood by him as Montana stared at them in horror."


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"Jenny\nJenny was an employee in the perfume department at Horne's Department Store.\nBiography\nIn February 1989, Jenny visited One Eyed Jacks.\nThe following week, after Audrey Horne excused herself to the restroom, Jenny was summoned to Emory Battis' office, where he gave her a unicorn figurine and offered her a hospitality position at One Eyed Jacks. Battis gave her a phone number for the \"Black Rose.\"Audrey \u2013 having spied on the meeting between Jenny and Battis \u2013 later asked Jenny for the number for the \"Black Rose,\" claiming to have lost it."


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"Janet\nJanet worked as a secretary to Benjamin Horne in March 1989.\nOn March 6, Horne asked Janet to contact Special Agent Dale Cooper for him upon learning of his daughter Audrey's captivity by Jean Renault."


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"John Lewis\nJohn Lewis was Dale Cooper's roommate at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia.\nLewis was a highly skilled marksman, possessing skills comparable to his and Cooper's instructor."


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"Happy Helping Hands\n\"I've enlisted myself in the Happy Helping Hand program.\"\u2015Dick Tremayne\nHappy Helping Hands was an adoption agency active in the Twin Peaks, Washington area.\nThrough this agency, Dick Tremayne took care of Nicky Needleman.\nHistory\nTo be added\nPersonnel\nJudy Swain\n\"Several blue-haired ladies\""


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"Jake Morrissey\n\"Big\" Jake Morrissey ran the Book House in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nOn the evening of October 20, 1984, Morrissey served coffee to Laura Palmer and Donna Hayward. Noticing that they were dressed in short skirts, he asked them if they were \"looking for trouble of a boy nature.\"As the girls left, Laura told Morrissey that they had met three Canadian boys and wanted him to point them in the girls' direction if they showed up at the Book House.\nBehind the scenes\nMorrissey appears in one scene of the original script of Twin Peaks' pilot episode, in which he is described as the owner of the Roadhouse and Hemingway's, presumably an early version of the Book House. In the scene, which takes place at Hemingway's, Morrissey cleans an espresso machine as Donna comes and asks him if he has seen James Hurley.\nMorrissey is also mentioned by Sheriff Harry S. Truman in an outtake from the pilot, describing him as the owner of the Book House and the Roadhouse."


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"Jean Renault\nJean Renault was the eldest and most ruthless of the three Renault brothers, but hid his ruthlessness behind a soft-spoken, charming appearance. He was described as being involved in gambling, extortion, drug dealing and other crimes in the Northwest.\nBiography\nRenault attended the Quebec Reform School.\nIn 1968, Renault bribed Twin Peaks High School football player Hank Jennings to throw a game against Kettle Falls. When asked his reasons, Renault stated, \"Because I can.\"At One Eyed Jacks in early March 1989, he sat on Audrey Horne's bed and woke her up, giving her English caramels.\nHe went to Blackie O'Reilly and Emory Battis, who looked over security footage, finding that there was an undercover FBI agent named Cooper at the casino. Jean wished to have him, for his actions resulted in the deaths of both of his brothers.\nThe next day, Jean went to Benjamin Horne's office at the Great Northern Hotel in Twin Peaks. He showed him a videotape made by Battis of Audrey in captivity. In exchange for Audrey, he wished to be Horne's business partner and wanted Agent Cooper.\nLater, back at the brothel, Audrey was brought to him, saying that Emory hit her. "


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"He told him to never let this happen again, then informed Audrey that he spoke to her father and that she was not in danger. As Emory tried to explain the situation further to Audrey, Jean shot and killed him. He then held Audrey, who began to cry.\nRenault called Benjamin Horne the next day and gave the instructions for Agent Cooper to follow.\nHe sat with Blackie, plotting to kill Agent Cooper with a blade hidden on his wrist and their taking over the brothel along with making Audrey overdose on heroin. Jean's lover, Nancy O'Reilly\u2014Blackie's sister\u2014then came in as Blackie left. The two then plotted to kill Blackie.\nHe and Blackie later discussed the plan to kill Audrey. When Blackie tried to leave, he pulled her in for a kiss and stabbed her. He saw a man in the window and drew a gun, shooting at him, then escaped. Outside, he found Hank Jennings with the identification of Washington state prosecutor Daryl Lodwick.\nDays later, Renault to the office at the brothel, where he met with the man he earlier restrained with the identification of Lodwick, now known to be Hank Jennings. "


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"Hank had brought him Ernie Niles for his computer expertise that could be used for a financial operation. Preston King entered with a drug supply to frame Agent Cooper and Hank took Ernie to the casino. King expressed his doubts in Niles, finding him to be too nervous.\nDuring a drug buy at Dead Dog Farm with Ernie and a buyer from Seattle, smoke began to bellow from Ernie's shirt, revealing a microphone. Renault and King held the men at gunpoint and begin negotiating with Agent Cooper, who was on the perimeter of the farmhouse. Cooper gave himself up in exchange for Ernie and the other man, Agent Bryson.\nLawmen surrounded the farmhouse where they hold Cooper, who suggested they surrender. Jean revealed to the FBI man that he held him responsible for the deaths of his brothers, as he saw both to be caused by the special agent's involvement in the town. A woman dressed as a waitress approached the house and she was allowed entry. She sneakily passed a gun to Cooper, who used it to shoot Renault dead.\nGallery\nJean Renault's mugshot."


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"Jim Jacoby\nJim Jacoby was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Joe Hastings\nJoe Hastings was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Laura Palmer's secret diary\nLaura Palmer's secret diary held revealing secrets about her abuse from BOB and other town secrets. She also kept a second diary that portrayed her as the \"perfect\" girl that the town knew.\nShe gave it to Harold Smith before she died (following her discovery that someone had torn pages out), and he mutilated it prior to his suicide, but left pages for Donna Hayward at Mrs. Tremond's home.\nKnown pages\nRead by Harold:\nBut still I'm afraid to tell her of my fantasies and my nightmares; sometimes she's good at understanding, other times she just giggles, and I don't have the nerve to ask why things like that are funny to her. So I feel badly again and shut up about it for a long time. I love Donna very much, but sometimes I worry that she wouldn't be around me at all if she knew what my insides were like. Black and dark, and soaked with dreams of big, big men and different ways they might hold me and take me into their control.\nLess than two weeks before her death, from Harold's mutilated diary:\nSomeday I'm gonna tell the world about Ben Horne. "


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"I'm gonna tell them who Ben Horne really is.\nHard to read page next to the ones Laura saw ripped off before giving the diary to Harold, followed by the following:\nDear Diary,I spent the afternoon with Dr. Jacoby at his office. He wanted to see me and go over what I had said to him on my tapes. He wanted to hear more about James Hurley and the fact that I had mentioned going sober because of him. I told him James was some one I had known for a long time, although not so well. I told him I had fallen in love with his purity and the idea that if I was strong enough I could let James take me\nLaura's father, Leland, ripped pages from the diary and showed them to Laura the night she died. He abandoned them at Glastonbury Grove and they faded by the time they were found by Deputy Hawk.\nThe pages left by Harold for Donna:\nFebruary 22nd. Last night I had the strangest dream. I was in a red room with a small man dressed in red and an old man sitting in a chair. "


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"I tried to talk to him. I wanted to tell him who BOB is because I thought he could help me. But my words came out slow and odd. It was frustrating trying to talk. I got up and walked to the old man. Then I leaned over and whispered the secret in his ear. Somebody has to stop BOB. BOB's only afraid of one man, he told me once. A man named Mike. I wonder if this was Mike in my dream. Even if it was only a dream, I hope he heard me. No one in the real world would believe me.\nFebruary 23. Tonight is the night that I die. I know I have to because it's the only way to keep Bob away from me. The only way to tear him out from inside. I know he wants me. I can feel his fire. But if I die he can\u2019t hurt me anymore.\nTwenty-five years after the murder, four pages were still missing. "


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"Three were found in a stall door at the sheriff's station, possibly hidden by Leland when he was interrogated for the murder of Jacques Renault:\nThey've never listened to my cries and I never wanted them to anyway. But there is this - This came to me in a dream last night....\"My name is Annie. I've been with Dale and Laura (me??!!!). The good Dale is in the lodge and he can't leave. Write it in your diary.\"That's what she said to me.\nThere I was with a plastic pumpkin full of money and the clothes that Nancy brought. She's bending my ear with all sorts of non-sense. I can't make out what she's trying to say but I take it all in as best I can.I sure didn't need a mask today. Some Halloween!\nThe moon has been high in the sky for hours now I can't sleep!It's 1:30 A.M. I'm crying so hard I can hardly breath. NOW I KNOW IT ISN'T BOB. I KNOW WHO IT IS.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nThe diary was released in 1990 between season 1 and 2 as the novel The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer, written by Jennifer Lynch, daughter of Twin Peaks co-creator, David Lynch."


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"John Irving\nJohn Irving was the author of The World According to Garp.\nBehind the scenes\nJohn Irving is an American-Canadian novelist and screenwriter, best known for his bestselling novels The World According to Garp, The Cider House Rules, A Prayer for Owen Meany, and A Widow for One Year."


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"John Grinder\nJohn Grinder was the proprietor of Grinder's Stand.\nAlthough Grinder was away on business when Meriwether Lewis died at Grinder's Stand, residents of a local Tennessee county accused Grinder, his wife, and \"parties unknown\" of murdering Lewis. Ultimately the charges were dropped due to the jury's \"fear of retribution.\"Shortly thereafter, Grinder and his wife left Tennessee after coming into \"a substantial sum of money.\"Behind the scenes\nRobert Griner (1767 \u2013 July 3, 1827) was the proprietor of Griner's Stand, where Meriwether Lewis died in 1809.\nGriner's name was changed to John Grinder in The Secret History of Twin Peaks."


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"L. Ron Hubbard\nLafayette Ronald Hubbard was a United States Navy officer and science fiction writer who founded Scientology.\nBiography\nHubbard served in World War II, commanding two anti-submarine ships in the Pacific theater. Combat stress caused him a myriad of health issues, including ulcers, conjunctivitis, bursitis, and problems with his eyes and feet.\nIn the military intelligence community, Hubbard acquired a dishonest reputation and his discharge was eagerly anticipated.\nFollowing the war, Hubbard lived in Los Angeles and pursued a career as a science fiction writer, penning various short stories and novels for small publishing companies. In August 1945, a group of acquaintances introduced him to a Pasadena-based group that included Jack Parsons.\nHubbard and Parsons became friends and during a period of financial difficulty, Hubbard was invited to stay at Parsons' home, the Parsonage, alongside several others. There, he soon discovered that Parsons was a follower of Thelema, a religion modeled on the teachings of the late Aleister Crowley, a friend and mentor to Parsons.\nHubbard attended a Thelema gathering, witnessing various illicit activities. "


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"During this gathering, he secretly recorded a conversation between himself and Parsons, in which they discussed Crowley, alchemy, and the similarities between magick and Parsons' work. Hubbard noticed that Parsons wore an inscribed ring. Parsons softly spoke \"the magician longs to see\" and commented that he sensed spirits within the home's wood, then abruptly excused himself from the exchange to attend to his guests. Hubbard left the home after midnight.\nFor two years, Hubbard and Parsons worked together on a ritual, the Working of Babalon, with the goal of summoning the goddess Babalon and the \"Moonchild\" from the Roswell, New Mexico desert.\nAfterward, Hubbard swindled Parsons out of his life savings as well as Parsons' girlfriend, Sara \"Betty\" Northrup, with whom he purchased a yacht and settled in Miami, Florida. He married Northrup before officially divorcing his first wife. Parsons eventually attempted to sue Hubbard, but Hubbard threatened to expose that Parsons began seeing Betty when she was only 17.\nOn October 17, 1949, Hubbard was interviewed by Congressman Richard Nixon of the House Un-American Activities Committee, to whom he disclosed details of the Thelema gathering.\nIn 1950, Hubbard published Dianetics. "


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"Borrowing elements of Thelema, the book became the basis of his own religion, Scientology.\nBehind the scenes\nL. Ron Hubbard (March 13, 1911 \u2013 January 24, 1986) was a science fiction and fantasy writer best known for the foundation of the Church of Scientology."


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"Julee Cruise (fictional)\nJulee Cruise was a regular performer at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington, known for her angelic, dream-like voice.\nBiography\n\nOn a night in mid-February 1989, Cruise performed \"Questions in a World of Blue\".\nThe following week, Cruise performed \"Falling\" and \"The Nightingale.\"During the latter, a fight broke out in the crowd between Bobby Briggs, Mike Nelson, Ed Hurley, and a group of bikers.\nA record of Cruise's song \"Into the Night\" was left playing, unattended, at Jacques Renault's cabin in Ghostwood National Forest. The sound led Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman's party to the site, which they discovered had been visited by Laura Palmer the night of her murder.\nOn the night of March 9, she performed \"Rockin' Back Inside My Heart\" and \"The World Spins.\"During the second number, Cruise and her band seemed to disappear from the stage, replaced by the Giant issuing a warning to Dale Cooper. Only Cooper appeared to notice this incident.\nIn late 2016, she sang \"The World Spins\" once again.\nBehind the scenes\nThe \"Roadhouse Singer,\" also credited as \"Girl Singer\" and \"Singer,\" was portrayed by Julee Cruise. "


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"Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town revealed that the character is intended to be Julee Cruise herself. All of the songs she performed in the series appear on her 1989 album Floating into the Night, alongside \"Mysteries of Love,\" which was written for David Lynch's Blue Velvet. Each song's music was written by Angelo Badalamenti, with the lyrics by Lynch. Her song performed in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (also written by Badalamenti and Lynch) was released on her 1993 album, The Voice of Love.\nCruise returned in the 2017 revival of Twin Peaks."


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"Jim Garrison\nJim Garrison was the District Attorney of New Orleans who led an investigation into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.\nBiography\nIn 1947, Garrison worked for the FBI in the Pacific Northwest.\nAs part of his investigation, Garrison arrested Clay Shaw for conspiring to kill the President. He then subpoenaed Fred Crisman, the first person Shaw called after being taken into police custody. Garrison questioned Crisman about his connections to various persons of interest in the investigation and eventually released him.\nShaw was later acquitted and Garrison's investigation was seen in retrospect as \"prosecutorial overreach.\"It was later the subject of Oliver Stone's 1991 film, JFK.\nBehind the scenes\nJames Carothers Garrison (November 20, 1921 \u2013 October 21, 1992) was the district attorney of Orleans Parish, Louisiana, famous for his controversial investigation into the assassination of John F. Kennedy.\nHe was portrayed by Kevin Costner in JFK while Garrison himself appeared as Earl Warren."


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"Josie Packard\nJocelyn \"Josie\" Packard (born Li Chun Fung) was the owner of the Packard Sawmill following the apparent death of her husband, Andrew Packard.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nJosie was born Li Chun Fung in Guangzhou Province to a high-ranking Red Pole enforcer in the Siu-wong triad and a beautiful prostitute known as \"Lace Butterfly,\" who died shortly thereafter from a heroin overdose. Her father became Deputy Mountain Master of the largest triad in the region.\nShe attended a private boarding school in Shanghai, where she organized her own drug trade and prostitution ring, then graduated with honors.\nShe founded her own fashion label, which was used as a front for her drug trade, and was suspected in several \"accidental\" overdoses. She was initiated into her father's triad and became fluent in six languages, also maintaining several aliases. She also became an associate of Thomas Eckhardt, who became obsessed with her.\nHer father was killed in a gang war in 1980, and she was suspected of masterminding it, turning the triad against her. She went into hiding until she met Packard Sawmill owner Andrew Packard in 1983 at a black-tie mixer in Hong Kong. "


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"He took her to his hometown of Twin Peaks, Washington in the United States, where she accepted his marriage proposal. She moved into the Blue Pine Lodge with Packard and his sister Catherine and her husband Pete Martell.\nLife in Twin Peaks\nPackard named his 1936 Chris-Craft Sportsman after Josie. On September 27, 1987, under orders from Thomas Eckhardt, Josie hired Hank Jennings to rig the boat to explode, then commit vehicular manslaughter on a vagrant to avoid investigation into her husband's death. Following this, she inherited the sawmill.\nIn 1988, Josie began taking English lessons from teenager Laura Palmer.\nIn January 1989, she began seeing Twin Peaks' Sheriff, Harry S. Truman. She would regularly report seeing a prowler in order to have him come visit her.\nOn a day a few weeks later, Dell Mibbler was confused about the dimensions of two-by-fours, with Josie unable to give an explanation, Pete explained why they were not exactly two inches by four inches, justifying it by pointing out that the dollar was not worth what it used to be.\n"


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"During a tutoring session with Laura on February 23, Laura told her \"I think now I understand how you feel about your husband's death.\"The next morning, Josie was looking into a mirror, applying makeup while humming. She looked over when she heard Pete leave to go fishing. When he discovered a body wrapped in plastic, she and Catherine looked on as it was revealed to be Laura Palmer.\nTroubles with the Mill\nLater, Josie got into an argument with Catherine, who wanted to keep the mill running through the rest of the day while Josie wanted it shut down, due to the disappearance of worker Janek Pulaski's daughter, Ronette and the murder of Laura Palmer. She got her way when Pete ordered the workers to pull the plug. Josie announced to the workers her reasons for the mill closing for the day.\nShe later attended a conference where Special Agent Dale Cooper announced the FBI's takeover of the Laura Palmer case, due to its similarities to a murder that occurred the previous year.\n"


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"In the evening, she was visited by Sheriff Truman, and they looked on at where Laura's body had been found earlier that day, Truman noting that the murder must have happened twenty-four hours before.\nShe greeted Pete the next morning with, \"on top of the morning to you, Pete,\" which he corrected. She also thanked him for standing up for her during the argument with Catherine. Sheriff Truman arrived with Agent Cooper to question her about Laura, who had been tutoring her in English. She said the last time she saw Laura was Thursday at 5:00pm and she left an hour later. She also noted that Laura had said, \"I think now I understand how you feel about your husband's death.\"She then received a phone call from Catherine, who told her that her \"shenanigans\" the previous day cost the mill $87,000. She went back to Cooper, who defined \"shenanigans\" for her.\nThe next day, Josie was given the key to the safe containing the mill's ledger by Pete. She opened the safe hidden behind a fake bookshelf and found two ledgers.\n"


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"She attended Laura's funeral the next day, and later in the evening, she sat with Harry, who questioned her about what was bothering her. She said that Benjamin Horne and Catherine wanted to hurt her and also supposed to him that Andrew's death was not an accident. She showed him the safe, where there was then only one ledger. She told him her fear that she may have been a target if Andrew was killed for the mill. Harry swore to protect her, and they kissed.\nIn the morning, Josie took pictures of Catherine with Benjamin Horne at the Timber Falls Motel.\nIn the evening, she received a call from Harry. When he asked about her activities at the motel, she said she had to go and hung up. She gave Pete a turkey sandwich and he asked if she was interested in joining him for a fishing competition.\nPete went to bed and Josie opened an envelope containing a drawing of a domino. She then received a phone call from Hank, who asked if she received his message. She hung up, clearly shaken.\nThe next day, Josie smoked a cigarette inside Benjamin Horne's office. "


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"Horne later entered and she showed him the ledger she found hidden in his desk and they arranged to proceed with their business the following night.\nHarry came to see her the following day and asked why she was at the motel earlier in the week. At first, she was reluctant to tell him, but revealed her activities to him and that she heard Catherine talking on the phone about a fire at the mill.\nShe received a call from Ben, and they agreed to have Catherine at the mill. She hung up with Hank standing next to her.\nJosie gave Hank a suitcase of $90,000. He then noted the value of it and how she was responsible for the death of her husband, and that it was not merely a boating accident. Hank said he wanted more money, though Josie said they had an agreement. He then cut their thumbs and pressed them together as a symbol of them being in business together for life.\nThe following evening, she went to the Great Northern Hotel and shot Agent Cooper in the abdomen three times. "


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"She then left town, leaving a note for Pete saying that she had emergency business in Seattle.\nAfter being absent for several days, she returned to the Blue Pine Lodge with many boxes. Pete informed her that Catherine had died when the mill was burned down.\nAftermath\nShe met with Harry, who asked about her activities while she was absent and was upset that she did not tell him about leaving. He also noted his suspicion of her leaving around the time Catherine died and left behind insurance money. They kissed and made love on the couch.\nShe later introduced Jonathan Kumagai to Pete as her cousin. When Pete went to get him coffee, they discussed the sale of the mill's land and that they were expected in Hong Kong in two days, per Thomas Eckhardt's wishes.\nA couple of days later, Jonathan told Josie to pack for Hong Kong, but she told him she had not received insurance money or a payment from Ben Horne yet. He threatened to kill Harry if she did not go to Hong Kong.\n"


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"She went to Horne's office for her money, which he said would be paid at a later time, but she refused to leave without it. He threatened her with blackmail and she did the same, putting them at a stalemate. He handed her a $5,000,000 check from Tokyo Bank and she left.\nAs Jonathan took her bags out of the Blue Pine Lodge, Harry came and she introduced Jonathan as \"Mr. Lee.\"She told him that she was returning home, for her time in Twin Peaks was over since she sold the mill. She started to go and he declared his love for her. She stopped but then kept going.\nAfter their arrival in Seattle, Josie shot Jonathan three times in the back of the head, then returned to Twin Peaks, where she went to Harry's house and fell into his arms.\nThe next morning, Josie lay in bed when Harry entered, pulling the shades open and giving her a glass of water. He kissed her and joined her, holding her close. "


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"He asked her to tell him the truth and she explained that she previously worked for Thomas Eckhardt in Hong Kong, who took her off the streets when she was 16. She explained that \"Mr. Lee\" worked for Eckhardt and said that he would kill her if she did not return to Hong Kong with him. She told Harry that she believed Eckhardt was responsible for her husband's death.\nShe went to Catherine, who survived the mill fire, and asked her about Andrew, telling her that Eckhardt killed him, which did not surprise Catherine. She told Josie that she would then work as her maid as a result of her part in Andrew's death. Catherine took advantage of this the next day, calling Josie to bring her and Pete appetizers and promised her all of the respect she deserved. When Harry came to see her the following day, he wished to help her out of her situation as Catherine's maid.\nCooper and Harry met with her the next day to discuss Jonathan, who was found dead, and the Seattle police believed she had something to do with it. She got a phone call from Eckhardt, wishing to meet with her. "


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"However, Catherine hopped onto the line, welcoming him to Twin Peaks.\nShe later answered the door to find Eckhardt on the other side for a meeting with Catherine. She overheard them speaking about where she would end up: most certainly in the hands of Eckhardt.\nJosie brought firewood into the Blue Pine Lodge the next morning and fainted when she saw Andrew, alive and well.\nCooper came to speak to her about her activities in Seattle, Josie insisting that she ran from Jonathan at the airport and had nothing to do with his murder. He told her to be at the station that evening, or else he must arrest her. After Cooper left, Catherine came in and told her that Eckhardt wished to meet with her later in the evening. Josie feared for her life and Catherine revealed a gun to her, which Josie took.\nLater, she was visited by Andrew, who brought her a drink. She apologized, though he said that he had long since forgiven her, pinning all of the blame for his \"death\" on Eckhardt. He implored Josie to meet with Eckhardt.\n\nShe met with Eckhardt and after a fight, she shot him. "


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"He fell dead as Agent Cooper arrived. Josie and the agent aimed their guns at each other, and she all but confessed to his attempted murder and the murder of Jonathan. Harry then came in with his gun drawn, commanding her to drop hers. She asked for his forgiveness and clutched her pistol to her chest, then died. Josie then screamed from an end table's wood knob that she was apparently trapped in.\nHer autopsy by Doctor Will Hayward found that she weighed only 65 pounds. Days later, Ben Horne and Pete both saw Josie in wooden objects at the Great Northern.\nAnother 1989\nOn the morning of February 24, Josie hummed in front of her mirror while applying makeup, and listened as Pete departed for a fishing trip.\nTrivia\nShe is between 5'6 and 5'10 tall.\nNon-canon appearance\n\nEpisode 29 deleted scenes\n\nAn unscripted scene which was shot and never used depicted Josie's body in the curtains when Cooper enters and experiences the \"Rooms\" of the Black Lodge. Frank Silva, unaware it had been cut, related the scene in an interview at the first fan Twin Peaks Fest, with further investigation prompted by the crowd's confused reactions.\n"


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"Richard Beymer took photographic evidence of Joan Chen's stunt double with multiple shots of her body and head in and out of each side of the curtain.\nBehind the scenes\nJosie was portrayed by Chinese-American actress Joan Chen.\nJosie was originally conceived as an Italian woman named Giovanna Pasqualini Packard. David Lynch's domestic partner at the time, Isabella Rossellini, was to have played her. Rossellini previously appeared in Lynch's Blue Velvet as Dorothy Vallens.\nIn scenes deleted from \"Episode 29\", it is indicated that when BOB killed Josie, possibly out of fear, he took her head along with her soul. This may account for how Josie's body had been only 65 pounds at the time of the autopsy and why her face is dormant in the wood of the Great Northern, as in the drawer knob just after her death and as Pete saw her face on the fireplace.\nChen asked to be written off the show to film Turtle Beach. She has since regretted her decision to leave, and calls the film \"a disaster of a film\" since it was a critical and commercial failure.\n"


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"The Secret History of Twin Peaks states that Josie's autopsy was performed on March 11, 1989. However, when going by how many days pass in the show by the time of her death, Josie would have died around March 20, 1989.\nIn early drafts of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me script, it was mentioned by Jeffries that Judy had a sister, and writer Robert Engels confirmed that this sister could have been Josie. An open letter written by Joan Chen (in character as Josie) to Lynch in 2017, indicated that she too, was aware that Judy was at some point written to be Josie's twin sister.\nLynch had conversations with Chen about potentially reprising her role in The Return, but he didn't ask her back because he couldn't come up with a way for Josie to be a part of the storyline that would make sense, though Chen would have been happy to return.\nJosie's Chinese maiden name Li (\u674e, literally \"plum\"), or Lee, is a common surname in China, while Chun-fung (\u6625\u9cf3, often translated as \"spring-phoenix\") is a common female name. "


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"The translation provided in The Secret History of Twin Peaks, \"Upright Autumn Bird,\" is somewhat inaccurate, as it is derived from \"Li-chun\" (\u7acb\u6625), a tonally different word that is not normally used as a given name. In addition, \"Li-chun\" (\u7acb\u6625) actually means \"upright spring,\" whereas \"upright autumn\" would be \"Li-qiu\" (\u7acb\u79cb)."


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"Jones\nMiss Jones was Thomas Eckhardt's assistant.\nBiography\nJones arrived in Twin Peaks with Eckhardt in March 1989, after he located his object of obsession, Josie Packard.\nFollowing Eckhardt's murder and Josie's subsequent death, Jones went to Catherine Martell to expedite the transport of Eckhardt's body back to Hong Kong. However, Catherine accused her of ulterior motives and Jones said she brought a gift. With a gun aimed at her, Jones slowly pulled out a black box \"from Thomas.\"She wished Catherine luck and left.\nIn the evening, she went to the Bookhouse, where Sheriff Harry S. Truman \u2014 Josie's lover \u2014 was staying. She incapacitated a Bookhouse Boy guarding the house and went to Truman, who was sleeping and she got into bed with him.\nShe put a hallucinatory liquid on Truman's lips and her own and kissed him. After he said Josie's name, she proceeded to attempt to strangle him with a garrote. However, the sheriff was able to overpower her and knock her out. He took her into custody and she requested to speak to the South African consulate."


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"Jeff Hurley\nJeff Hurley was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo\nJuan Rodriguez Cabrillo was the first European to reach the northwest coast of what would later become the United States.\nIn 1542, reportedly needing directions, Cabrillo reached what would become known as the Puget Sound.\nBehind the scenes\nJuan Rodr\u00edguez Cabrillo (1497 \u2013 January 3, 1543) was Spanish explorer who was the first European to navigate the coast of modern-day California."


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"Josh, Rick, and Tim\nJosh, Rick, and Tim were a group of young Canadian men who met Laura Palmer and Donna Hayward on two occasions in 1984.\nOn October 12, the men met Laura and Donna at the Bookhouse and gave them marijuana. The girls identified themselves to them as Bernice and Trisha and that they were on a tour called \"Round About the Woods.\"After dancing, the girls left to \"meet their tour bus.\"On October 20, they encountered the girls again and took them out to the woods, sharing a bottle of alcohol. Laura danced for the men until Donna suggested they go skinny-dipping. Josh and Rick stayed with Laura, fondling and kissing her, as Tim spent his time with Donna and kissed her.\nThe men soon parted from Laura and Donna. Although Tim and Donna exchanged phone numbers, they never met again. Donna would state in 1989 that her experience with Tim was the first time she fell in love."


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"Lana Budding Milford\nLana Milford (n\u00e9e Budding) was a seductive woman known to charm almost any man around her, particularly the brothers Dougie and Dwayne Milford.\nBiography\n\nMarriage to Dougie Milford\nClaiming to be 19 years old and allegedly from Georgia, 25-year-old Lana Budding joined the Twin Peaks Savings and Loan in 1989, allegedly to see how rich Douglas Milford was.\nLana was married to Milford on March 17, 1989, at the Great Northern Hotel. However, Dougie's brother, Dwayne Milford, insisted that she was only marrying him for his money and his newspaper.\nAt the reception, she met FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who solved the Laura Palmer murder case.\nThe next morning, she ran from her room at the hotel, screaming, as her husband had died in bed of an apparent heart attack.\nDeputy Hawk comforted her as she mourned her husband. Mayor Milford chided her, calling her a \"sexual adventuress\" and that she would \"burn in hell\" for Dougie's death. "


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"After Dwayne was escorted out, she claimed to have been cursed since her prom night, when her date - who had braces - had his jaw lock up on him after they kissed and had to have it broken in three places for it to be corrected. Deputy Hawk told her that her curse needed a cure.\nShe later told stories to Hawk, Harry, Dick, Andy, and Doctor Hayward, who had all been taken by her charms.\nDoctor Lawrence Jacoby later found that Lana was not cursed, but possessed a heightened sexual drive. As they left to go bowling, they were confronted by Dwayne, who was armed with a shotgun. Cooper had she and Dwayne settle matters privately in the conference room. Meanwhile, the rest of the men stood outside until they came in to find her kissing Dwayne, who then announced that they would be adopting a child.\nMiss Twin Peaks Contest\nA few days later at the Double R Diner, Lana told Dwayne that she wanted to win the Miss Twin Peaks Contest, and believed he could make this so, as he was one of the judges.\nLater, she served the wine at Dick's wine-tasting event.\n"


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"A day before the pageant, Dwayne came to tell her that Norma Jennings and Dick had been confirmed as the other judges for the contest and they plotted a way for her to definitely win.\nThe morning before the pageant, Tim Pinkle taught her and the rest of the women in the Miss Twin Peaks Contest some choreography. During a break, she approached Dick and asked him to help her \"find something in the storage room.\"At the contest, she performed a dance of \"contortionistic jazz exotica.\"After the winner was announced as Annie Blackburn, she looked at Dwayne in utter shock.\nAftermath\nSix months after Dougie's death, Lana left Twin Peaks after receiving an insurance payout. She resurfaced in the Hamptons and briefly dated a Fifth Avenue-based real estate mogul. In the mid-1990s, Lana encountered Donna Hayward at a public function; a photograph of the two was featured in the Twin Peaks Post.\nEventually, Lana married a hedge fund manager. She was last known to reside in Antigua, where her new husband dropped dead during a morning jog, and she predictably made off with the cash. "


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"Tammy Preston was unable to find any trace of Lana after this event, noting she was said to have drifted toward the south of France.\nThe Archivist surmised that she could have been an assassin hired by somebody from Milford's past, but had no evidence to prove this.\nBehind the scenes\nDuring his The Secret History of Twin Peaks book tour, Mark Frost said at each convention that Lana was Miss Twin Peaks 1989 despite the fact that Annie was the clear winner in Episode 28. This is later explained in Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier as Lana having won as the runner-up following Annie's disappearance."


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"Jones family\nThe Jones family of Las Vegas, Nevada, headed by husband and wife Douglas and Jane Jones, were questioned by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in relation to a double homicide.\nBiography\nDouglas and Jane Jones had at least four children.\nWhile attempting to locate Dougie and Janey-E Jones on the orders of Gordon Cole, FBI agent Wilson apprehended Douglas and Jane, who happened to share their names. Wilson reported to Agent Headley that they and their children had arrived at the office, but Headley was incensed to hear that they had multiple children, as Dougie and Janey-E only had one son."


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"Jonathan Kumagai\nJonathan Kumagai was an employee of Thomas Eckhardt, sent to Twin Peaks to bring Josie Packard back to Hong Kong.\nBiography\nIn March 1989, Jonathan arrived in Twin Peaks, sent by Thomas Eckhardt. From the Great Northern Hotel, he called the Blue Pine Lodge, where Josie Packard lived. Sheriff Harry S. Truman answered, but said Josie was not there and he did not know when she would be back. Jonathan then hung up and placed a call to Hong Kong.\nThe next two days at the hotel, he kept a watchful eye on FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper.\nSoon, he watched through a window at the Blue Pine Lodge at Sheriff Truman and Josie becoming intimate.\nThe following day, he was introduced to Pete Martell as Josie's cousin. When Pete went to get him coffee, they discussed the distribution of the Packard Sawmill's land and that they were expected in Hong Kong in two days by Eckhardt. He also asked about the Sheriff being an obstacle.\nHe went to the Double R Diner later in the evening, where he roughed up Hank Jennings.\n"


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"Two days later, Jonathan buckled his belt after sleeping with Josie; Josie is visibly crying, suggesting the encounter was nonconsensual. He told her to pack for Hong Kong, but she said she had not received her money yet from Ben Horne or the insurance payout from the assumed death of Catherine Martell. He threatened to kill Sheriff Truman if she did not leave for Hong Kong.\nHe took Josie's bags outside later in the evening. After their arrival in Seattle, Josie murdered Jonathan with three gunshots to the back of the head.\nBehind the scenes\nJonathan's last name Kumagai (\u718a\u8c37, literally \"bear valley\") is actually of Japanese origin. It's a common last name and is also transliterated as Kumagae."


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"Jos\u00e9 Ra\u00fal Capablanca\n\"Now, if there's chess boards in heaven, Jos\u00e9's sitting next to the Lord.\"\u2015Pete Martell\nJos\u00e9 Ra\u00fal Capablanca was a prominent chess player.\nBiography\nCapablanca played against Lasker in St. Petersburg in 1914.\nIn 1989, Pete Martell attributed his knowledge of chess to Capablanca.\nBehind the scenes\nJos\u00e9 Ra\u00fal Capablanca (November 19, 1888 \u2013 March 8, 1942) was a Cuban chess player. He held the title of world chess champion from 1921 to 1927 and is often considered one of the greatest chess players in history.\nPete's mention of Capablanca's game against Lasker is a reference to the St. Petersburg 1914 chess tournament in which Capablanca won first place, followed by Emanuel Lasker in second."


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"Jimmy Stewart\nJimmy Stewart was an actor.\nIn 1967, thirteen-year-old Dale Cooper had a poster on his wall of Stewart in the film The FBI Story. Cooper referred to the poster as his \"most important personal item\" and forbid anyone else to touch it.\nBehind the scenes\nJames Stewart (May 20, 1908 \u2013 July 2, 1997) was an American film actor and military officer who was primarily known for his film appearances of the 1940s and 1950s. His most famous films include It's a Wonderful Life (1946), Rear Window (1954), and Vertigo (1958)."


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"Lance Masterlund\nLance Masterlund was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Kenny Wilson\nKenny Wilson was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Jumping man\nA jumping man lived in the area above a convenience store. The man wore a red suit, similar to that worn by the arm, and a plaster mask with a long spike for a nose. In his right hand the man held a small tree branch.\nBiography\nThe man was present at a meeting above a convenience store between the arm and BOB, where he jumped on and off a plastic crate while making a screeching noise.\nWhen Dale Cooper's doppelganger asked to see Phillip Jeffries at the convenience store, one of the woodsmen turned a lever on a device, causing an electrical discharge. The jumping man briefly appeared in the room, violently animated.\nThe man later rushed down a staircase after Dale Cooper and Mike walked up the stairs on their way to visit Phillip Jeffries.\nBehind the scenes\nThe \"jumping man\" appears in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me and the 2017 revival, portrayed by Carlton Lee Russell. The shooting script of Fire Walk with Me makes no mention of this character during the Lodge meeting scene.\n"


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"In the featurette, \"Moving Through Time: Fire Walk with Me Memories\", actor Carlton Lee Russell says, \"David told me that my character was this talisman come to life.\"The footage shifts from his interview to that of Mrs. Tremond's grandson hopping around like a bird outside the Red Diamond City Motel.\nIn \"Part 15,\" the man's face is superimposed with the face of Grace Zabriskie, who plays Sarah Palmer. The accompanying audio, when slowed down, appears to be David Lynch repeating the words \"Keep going back, Michael,\" and variations thereof.\nThe jumping man as seen in \"Part 15\" appears in a composite image on the final page of Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier, along with BOB and the featured woodsman from \"Part 8.\""


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"John Hanford\nJohn Hanford was the first mayor of Twin Peaks, Washington.\nHanford was elected mayor by July 4, 1891. On this date, he created the cocktail, the \"Little Scottie\" at an establishment that later became the Roadhouse."


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"Jos\u00e9 \"Shorteyes\" Manuela\nJos\u00e9 \"Shorteyes\" Manuela was a Spanish trapper and prison inmate who sought shelter in Owl Cave alongside Edwardo Delegato during the Blizzard of 1889.\nAccording to legend, the two entertained themselves by making shadows of the court of Queen Isabella with their hands."


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"John Justice Wheeler\nJohn Justice \"Jack\" Wheeler was a friend of Benjamin Horne and later fell in love with his daughter Audrey Horne.\nBiography\nWhen Jack was younger, businessman Benjamin Horne made an investment in him and invited him years later in 1989 to join him in business.\nUpon arrival in Twin Peaks, Jack approached the concierge desk at the Great Northern Hotel, where the young woman there first was cold to him, but after looking at him was more willing to be attentive. He then noted that she was Ben's daughter, Audrey and requested her to send someone to the airport to retrieve his luggage that he did not have room for on the van he took to the hotel. He then told her about a picture he had of her when she was ten.\nLater, he went to a board meeting with Horne, where he met Bob Briggs and was reacquainted with Benjamin's brother Jerry. Audrey was also present. Ben explained how he helped Jack to start his business and asked for his help with Horne Industries Incorporated. Ben presented a plan to work against Catherine Martell's Ghostwood Development Project by attempting to preserve the near-extinct Pine Weasel.\n"


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"He had dinner that evening with Ben and Audrey. After Ben excused himself, Jack said that he had come to help the Horne business as a favor to Ben, an old friend. When she excused herself for an appointment, he watched her as she left.\nHe apologized to Audrey the next day about any negative behavior the previous evening and she did the same before he asked her out to a picnic, to which she agreed. At their picnic, Jack sang to Audrey, which she was appreciative of. He senses that there is another man in her life, but she insists that this is no longer the case.\nDuring the Stop Ghostwood campaign's presentation, the endangered weasel bit Dick Tremayne's nose and became loose, causing a panic in the crowd. When Audrey was knocked over, Jack came to her aid and caught her. They then shared a kiss.\nIn the morning, Audrey came to his room with food he ordered through room service. He offered to take her for a flight and dinner, which she accepted.\nLater, he went to Ben's office and found out that Audrey would be leaving for Seattle in an hour, canceling their plans. "


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"She then left. Ben asked Jack his secret to \"being good,\" to which he advised to always tell the truth. He then told Ben that he was falling in love with Audrey, and Ben seemed to approve.\nAt the hotel, he sat down by the fire with a drink and discussed love with a man, in particular, their respective situations in their love lives. Bellman Jeff Moore then brought a telegram to him, informing him that his close friend and business partner in Brazil had been murdered. He prepared to check out of the hotel.\nHe went to the front desk in the morning to ask if Audrey had returned, but she had not, and also had not left any messages. He had someone sent to retrieve his bags and he went to Horne's office and informed him that he would leave due to his partner's death. Jack looked for Audrey one more time before he left the hotel.\nBen later expressed his discouragement, feeling as though he could not continue his business without Jack, but Jack wished him well and left a message for Audrey as he went.\nHe began to leave in his jet when Audrey stopped him. "


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"Jack got out and kissed her. They expressed their love for each other and Audrey told him she was a virgin, so they boarded his jet together.\nLater in the evening, Jack left Twin Peaks by himself.\nBehind the scenes\nWheeler is played by American actor Billy Zane. The character was originally introduced to replace Agent Cooper as Audrey Horne's love interest, due to Kyle MacLachlan's opposition to the idea of Cooper becoming romantically involved with a high school student."


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"Johnny Horne\nJohnny Horne was Benjamin Horne's mentally disabled son. He was tutored by homecoming queen Laura Palmer prior to her murder.\nBiography\n\n1980s\nOn Thanksgiving morning, Audrey, as a toddler, pushed a nine-year-old Johnny down the stairs.\nJohnny began to be tutored by Laura Palmer in December 1986 and his favorite story for her to read was Peter Pan.\nOn February 24, 1989, while wearing a headdress, Johnny constantly hit his head against a dollhouse, upset that Laura was not present, for she had been murdered the night before.\nTwo days later, Johnny sat at the dinner table with his family, wearing a headdress, as usual. His humming was the only sound other than silverware and plates until his uncle Jerry arrived.\nThe next day, he was coaxed into removing his headdress for Laura's funeral by Doctor Lawrence Jacoby.\nAt the funeral, where he brought with him an antique copy of Peter Pan, after the prayer, Johnny loudly said \"Amen!\"Sylvia later revealed to Audrey why she believed her to be responsible for Johnny's disability in a bitter speech that obviously upset Audrey greatly. "


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"However, Dr. Jacoby insisted that Johnny's condition was self-induced: a retreat to childhood as a result of an unknown emotional trauma.\nWeeks later, Johnny laughed at his father's musings about Stonewall Jackson, believing himself to be Robert E. Lee.\nA few days later, he let out a war cry and fired a suction-cup arrow at a buffalo target.\n2010s\nOn a day twenty-five years later, Johnny was running around his home unsupervised, slamming doors behind him, as his mother Sylvia yelled \"Mary, what are you doing?\"Johnny ran head first into a wall and broke several framed pictures, including one of the falls by the Great Northern Hotel. A flash of electricity occurred during the collision, possibly from a crashing lamp. He lay on the ground, unconscious and bleeding profusely, until Sylvia found him.\nAfter the incident, Johnny was outfitted with a protective helmet and mouthpiece and restrained to a kitchen chair, while a disfigured teddy bear repeatedly issued the greeting \"Hello Johnny, how are you today?\"One morning, Johnny helplessly watched, screaming, as Richard attacked and robbed Sylvia at their home. He fell over in his chair while attempting to free himself.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nJohnny was played by Robert Davenport in the Pilot and by Robert Bauer through the rest of the series. Erik Rondell appeared as Johnny in the 2017 series of Twin Peaks.\nHis scenes from Episode 25 are recycled footage from \"27 Going on 6,\" a scene deleted from Episode 1."


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"Johnny Horne's nurse\nAn unidentified nurse served as Johnny Horne's live-in caregiver in 1989.\nBiography\nOn February 24, Johnny was in an agitated state, bashing his head against a dollhouse in his room. The nurse came downstairs and told his mother Sylvia that it might help if she talked to him, but Sylvia snapped at her that he wouldn't be able to understand why Laura Palmer wouldn't come to work with him that day.\nUnsubstantiated sources identify the nurse as \"Greta.\""


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"Kriscol\nKriscol was a resident of the New Fat Trout Trailer Park in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nKriscol performed various maintenance services for other tenants, free of charge. To make money, he would sell his own plasma. This eventually prompted Carl Rodd to confront Kriscol, asking that he begin charging for his jobs while also giving him fifty dollars and a month of free rent."


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"Joe Fielding\nJoe Fielding was a coroner who conducted the autopsy of Laura Palmer.\nFollowing the murder of popular high school student Laura Palmer, Doctor Will Hayward could not bring himself to perform the autopsy, having delivered Laura. As a result, he had Fielding do it and assisted him.\nTrivia\nDoctor Hayward says that Fielding came from Fairvale to perform the autopsy. There is no actual Fairvale in the United States, and thus may be a reference to the fictional Californian town where Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 film Psycho takes place, as well as the Robert Bloch novel it was based on."


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"Lawrence Jacoby\nDr. Lawrence Jacoby was a highly eccentric psychiatrist who grew up in Hawaii and remained fascinated by it. Jacoby was seeing Laura Palmer as a patient prior to her murder.\nJacoby's license was revoked following the investigation into Laura's death and years later, he began to host a webcast under the name \"Dr. Amp.\"Biography\n\nEarly life\nAs a child in 1939, Jacoby's family moved from Twin Peaks, Washington to Hawaii, where his father was stationed with the United States Navy. His parents divorced the next year, and he remained in Hawaii with his mother (who changed her name from Esther to Leilani), while his father and brother returned to Twin Peaks.\nIn Hawaii, he attended Punahou School and the University of Hawaii Medical School.\n"


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"Greatly interested in native cultures' views on mental illness, alternative medicine, and shamanism, Jacoby would spend much of his college education doing field work in the South Pacific and South America, where he would seek out semi-isolated aboriginal tribes, and, after earning their trust (which according to Jacoby at one point involved getting into a short-lived marriage to the daughter of a chief), participate in their shamanistic rituals which often involved the use of psychoactive drugs. In the late 1960s, Jacoby wrote several research articles and eventually a book based on his experiences, the latter titled The Eye of God: Sacred Psychology in the Aboriginal Mind. Said writings attracted quite a bit of attention and controversy amongst his colleagues, making Jacoby a rather notorious figure in the American field of psychology in for the rest of the 1960s and well into the 1970s.\nIn 1981, he moved back to Washington following his mother's death to study Native American tribes and to care for his brother, who had been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. He established a psychiatry practice in his hometown of Twin Peaks.\n"


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"Laura Palmer's murder\nSix months prior to her death, Laura Palmer had secretly begun seeing Dr. Jacoby for therapy. Laura would record tapes for him about her thoughts and experiences. On February 21, 1989, Jacoby called her, saying that she had missed an appointment, and she said that this was due to her visiting Johnny Horne on his birthday. He asked her to make him a tape and she said maybe the following day. He then asked for her to send him a kiss, but she hung up.\nTwo days later, Laura was found dead. At the hospital, Jacoby excitedly told its staff about a fish he had caught until he saw Sheriff Harry S. Truman and a man in a suit on the elevator. He rushed to them, but the door closed and he took the stairs to meet them. He noted that Laura's death was a terrible tragedy and he was introduced to the man in the suit, FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper. He said that Laura was a patient of his and wanted to assist them in the morgue, which the lawmen did not allow, as it was against procedure. "


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"He also said that Laura's parents did not know that she had been seeing him.\nBelieving that Leo Johnson was involved in Laura's murder in some capacity, Jacoby staked out Leo's residence that evening, and even shadowed him in his own car when he went out for a night drive in his red Corvette. Although he lost Leo's trail when he drove into the woods, Jacoby happened to spot Laura's best friend, Donna Hayward, and secret boyfriend, James Hurley driving by on James' motorcycle. Following the couple unseen as they went deeper into the woods, he saw them talking about something, but he was too far away to make out what they were saying. He then watched them as they buried half of a heart necklace given to James by Laura. Waiting until Donna and James had left the area, Jacoby went over and dug up the necklace and took it as a keepsake.\n\nThe next day, in his office, Jacoby played a tape made for him by Laura. He took the necklace out of a coconut and began crying.\nTwo days later, he coaxed Johnny Horne into removing his headdress for Laura's funeral.\n"


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"Jacoby did not attend the funeral but went to the cemetery at night to leave some flowers on her grave, where he encountered Agent Cooper. He called himself a terrible person, saying he did not truly care for his patients until Laura, so he could not bring himself to come to the funeral. He promised Cooper that he would do whatever he could to help the investigation.\n\nJacoby sat in the sheriff's station conference room with Agent Cooper the following day, doing magic tricks with golf balls. Cooper asked him if Laura had been seeing him due to her cocaine problem, but he did not answer the question, citing doctor-patient confidentiality, and insisted on a less specific question. Jacoby was then asked if Laura's problems were sexual, to which he answered that he believed that every problem is of a sexual nature, before telling Cooper about the ancient Hawaiians using the ginger plant in the same way Laura used cocaine. "


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"He then admitted to Cooper that, although Laura had chosen to confide in him, there had still been a lot of things she had kept secret from him, and he had not been able to break down the walls surrounding these secrets. The sheriff entered and asked him if Laura ever discussed Bobby Briggs or James Hurley, to which he responded that they were boys and Laura was a woman. Cooper stated that Laura had sex with three men the night she was murdered, and asked Jacoby if he was one of them. Amused by the direct question, Jacoby denied that it was the case, but mentioned that on the night of the murder, he had been following a man Laura had spoken to him about, that drove a red Corvette. Cooper then let him go.\nA day later, he met with the Briggs family for a counselling session, where they discussed Bobby's behavior. A bit into the session, Jacoby told Bobby's parents that he need to speak to Bobby alone, explaining to the confused Major Garland Briggs that he would need to see each of them individually. Now alone with Bobby, he questioned him about his relationship to Laura. "


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"Although Bobby was resistant to these questions at first, Jacoby got him to open up when he revealed that he knew that Bobby had cried after the first time he had sex with Laura and that Laura had responded by laughing at him. Bobby tearfully confessed to him that Laura had wished to die and said he believed Laura had a secret that made her want death. He also learned that Laura corrupted Bobby, making him sell drugs to provide for her addiction.\nThe following evening, Jacoby watched Invitation to Love in his office when he got a phone call from someone claiming to be Laura. Though he was incredulous, she told him to go to his door. Taking his gun from his drawer before opening the, he found an envelope with a videotape inside. He played it, seeing \"Laura\" holding the latest newspaper. He picked his phone back up and \"Laura\" told him to meet her at Sparkwood and 21 in ten minutes. But Jacoby quickly studied the tape again and noticed the park's gazebo in the background of the video and so he drove there instead.\n"


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"He soon arrived at the park and watched \"Laura\", but before he could make contact with her, he was assaulted from behind by someone. As he was repeatedly beaten by his assailant, he suffered a heart attack from the shock. As the assailant made a quick escape, he watched helplessly as \"Laura\" left with James and Donna. He was later taken to the hospital, rambling incoherently.\nWhile never identified onscreen, Mark Frost stated that Jacoby's attacker was Leland Palmer, who \u2013 while possessed by BOB \u2013 was fearful that Jacoby would attack Maddy, so assaulted him.\nThe next day, he laid in his hospital bed as Sheriff Truman and Agent Cooper arrived. When questioned on how he came into possession of Laura's necklace, he recounted following James and Donna and digging up the necklace they had buried. He also noted that the last time he saw Laura, she seemed to have made peace with herself and was ready to die. He was also questioned if he saw anything when Jacques Renault was killed in the hospital the previous night. He noted having smelled scorched engine oil.\n"


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"Two days later, he laid in his hospital bed, which was then filled with Hawaiian decor. He introduced Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman to his wife, Eolani, who massaged him. He had Truman hold a stone as Cooper hypnotized him. Cooper asked him what he saw the night Jacques Renault was killed and he described the murder, stating that he knew the culprit: Leland Palmer.\nAfter his release from the hospital, he went to his home in Hawaii to recover.\nLater work\nFollowing the funeral for Leland Palmer a week later, Jacoby returned to Twin Peaks and attended the reception. Palmer had died in custody after being arrested for the murder of his daughter. Major Briggs approached Jacoby, welcoming him back to town.\nHe and Ed Hurley later convinced the staff at Twin Peaks High School to admit Ed's wife, Nadine, into the student body since she believed she was a teenager, following a suicide attempt.\nDays later, Jacoby observed Benjamin Horne, who operated a miniature Civil War re-enactment, believing himself to be General Robert E. Lee.\n"


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"He later went to the sheriff's station, where he dismissed any curses within Lana Milford that lead to the death of her husband, Dougie Milford, despite claims by Milford's brother, Dwayne. Instead, he said that she had a heightened sexual drive. As they left to go bowling, they were confronted by Dwayne, who was armed with a rifle. Cooper commanded the mayor and Lana to have a private discussion. Meanwhile, the rest of the men stood outside until Cooper gave them the go-ahead to enter, where they found Lana kissing Dwayne, who announced that they would be adopting a child.\nAfter hearing Ben muse about Stonewall Jackson, Jacoby told Audrey and Jerry that his experiment in showing Ben to the public did not help his mental state. When Audrey requested he return Ben to the \"real world,\" he suggested they re-enact the surrender at Appomattox.\nAt the surrender, Jacoby played General Grant and surrendered, despite the historical inaccuracy. Ben then collapsed, then came to, believing his Civil War to have been a dream.\nDays later, Jacoby sat down with Ed and Nadine Hurley, so the former could ask the latter for a divorce. "


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"However, she was confused, as she believed they were only dating.\nAt the Hurley home a few days later, Nadine showed some of her wrestling highlights to Dr. Jacoby, Ed, Norma, and Mike. Jacoby said he had gathered them together, as he felt the divorce would be easier if all parties involved discussed their feelings. Ed told Nadine that he and Norma planned to get married, to which Nadine responded that she and Mike would be doing the same.\nThe following day, Jacoby brought Sarah Palmer to the Double R Diner to speak to Major Briggs.\nOn March 18, 1989, Jacoby sent a letter to the Washington State Medical Review Board, admitting his failure in handling the Laura Palmer case, specifically confessing that he had missed the obvious signs that Laura had been suffering sexual abuse at the hands of her father, and declared he was willing to accept any punishment they saw fit to bestow upon him for his actions. Less than a week later, the Review Board decided to revoke Jacoby's medical license and he returned to Hawaii to work on his memoirs.\n"


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"At the invitation of \"an unspecified band member\" of the Grateful Dead, Jacoby spent most of 1994-95 on the road with the band, ostensibly employed as a \"senior spiritual advisor\". His tour with the band would eventually come to an end upon the death of lead guitarist and singer Jerry Garcia in August 1995.\nBetween 1996 and 1998, Jacoby took up residence in Amsterdam, as a member of a \"sketchy progressive think tank\" called the \"Zonderkop Institute\", headed by a noted Dutch eccentric and coffee shop owner named Dr. Jost Peopjes. Jacoby's involvement with the \"Institute\" came to an end, when most of its members bought heavily into the Y2K panic and isolated themselves in a \"secure and unspecified\" location in northern Sweden as a result. Jacoby decided against joining them, and instead returned to the United States, where he settled down in Florida.\nDuring the 2000 Presidential Election, Jacoby volunteered as a vote counter during the \"hanging chad\" portion of the election. During his free time, he offered lay counsel to distraught Ralph Nader supporters, which eventually lead him to write an article on what he named the \"defiant liberal denial syndrome\". "


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"As his article managed to gain quite a bit of traction in progressive media circles, Jacoby started to take an interest in political activism. This interest would be reinforced less than a year later, when he happened to be in New York on the day of the 9/11 attacks, as a participant in a conference on shamanism. In the days following the attacks, Jacoby spend time as a volunteer, comforting the wounded and traumatized. His experiences would lead him to believe that the United States and the world at large where entering a \"Kali Yuga\", a hinduist dark age.\nIn 2003, Jacoby returned to Twin Peaks, where he bought a used mobile home and a cheap acre of land on White Tail Peak, and took up residence there. Uninterested in reconnecting with the community in Twin Peaks, Jacoby kept a low profile, only entering town about once a week after dark for supplies. The only person he would maintain any direct contact with during this time was his old friend, Jerry Horne.\nJacoby would spend the next couple of years learning about Internet and its workings, during which he developed an alter ego, which he named \"Dr. Amp\". "


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"In 2006, shortly after reaching the age of seventy, he launched The Dr. Amp Blast, an internet radio program he transmitted live five days a week, one hour a night, and then offered as a downloadable podcast after each broadcast. Preaching a message of progressive political activism, anti-authoritarianism, self-enpowerment and new-ageism, with a heavy conspiracy-theorist bend, Jacoby managed to quickly gather himself an audience which grew into a small, but devoted fanbase, especially within his native Twin Peaks. His popularity would eventually begin to spread beyond the regional into the national following the burst of the housing bubble in 2009, where his program's message of hope, activism, and defiance struck a cord with many newly dissolute Americans.\nIn spite of his broadcast's increasing popularity, very few natives from Twin Peaks had realized that Jacoby was the man behind the show, before he started doing video broadcasts in 2012, where the true face of Dr. Amp was finally revealed to the world at large. "


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"Following his rising profile, Jacoby would receive several offers from mainstream media outlets to commercialize The Dr. Amp Blast, but he would reject them all as he had saved up enough money to support his rather modest lifestyle indefinitely.\nRetirement\n\nIn late 2016, Jacoby still lived in his mobile home atop White Tail Peak, where he continued to broadcast as \"Dr. Amp,\" delving into various corporate conspiracies and advertising his wares. The program's viewers included Jerry Horne and Nadine Hurley.\nOn one occasion, Jacoby ordered a set of shovels and spray-painted them gold. On a subsequent broadcast, Jacoby advertised his golden shovels to his viewers so that they could shovel themselves \"out of the shit and into the truth,\" with each shovel running $29.99 plus shipping. While making a significant amount of money off this business, Jacoby is noted to anonymously donate the vast majority of these profits to charitable and progressive political organizations.\nJacoby later drove by Nadine Hurley's store, Run Silent, Run Drapes and spotted one of his shovels in the window. He stopped to visit with her, recounting the last time he had seen her seven years prior at a supermarket during a storm. "


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"The two shared a flirtatious glance.\nNot long after, rumors suggested that Nadine and Jacoby may have started dating.\nPersonality\nJacoby was known for keeping cocktail umbrellas marked with dates of influential events that affected him. He is also a keen surfer. A recognizable trait of the Doc's were his glasses - one lens of which was blue, the other red.\nBehind the scenes\nJacoby was played by actor and dancer Russ Tamblyn. He previously appeared with co-star Richard Beymer in the 1961 musical film, West Side Story. This association was what led to Tamblyn's casting as Jacoby.\nTamblyn reprised the role in the 2017 revival.\nTrivia\nThe character of Dr. Jacoby is partially inspired by ethnobotanist and philosopher Terence McKenna.\nDr. Jacoby has appeared in two episodes of General Hospital.\nThere is also a blooper reel featuring Dr. Jacoby available online.\nAlthough Jacoby's appearance in General Hospital is not considered canon in Twin Peaks, the show could be considered to be part of the Tommy Westphall Universe.\nIn Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, one of the players on the 1968 Twin Peaks High School football team is identified as Jim Jacoby. "


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"It is unknown if there is any relation between Jim and Lawrence Jacoby.\nThe beginnings of Jacoby's scenes in Part 5 and 12 are the same footage.\nThere is an oblique reference to Dr. Jacoby in the television series Fringe, where one of the main characters, Dr. Walter Bishop, dons a similar pair of red and blue glasses and explains, \"These were created by an old friend of mine, Dr. Jacoby from Washington State.\"Gallery\n\nTwin Peaks (2017)"


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"Lark\n\"Lark\" was a song by the band Au Revoir Simone.\nHistory\nIn late 2016, Au Revoir Simone played \"Lark\" at the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBehind the scenes\n\"Lark\" is a song by Au Revoir Simone from their second studio album The Bird of Music (2007). It appears in \"Part 4\" of Twin Peaks: The Return and features as track 4 on Twin Peaks (Music From The Limited Event Series).\n"


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"Lyrics\nSoSo longSo long agoThere wasn't anyone out there I thought I needed to knowBut no moreWhen I find the day leave my mind in the evening just as the day beforeI saw the window was openThe cool airI don't know what you saw thereDon't know what you saw in meSometimes I want to be enough for youDon't askKnow that it's understoodThere's not enough of meI saw that something was brokenI've crossed the lineI'll point you to a better timeA safer place to beSometimes I want to be enough for youDon't askKnow that it's done no goodSometimes I want to be enough for youDon't askKnow that it's done no good\nCredits\nWritten and performed by Heather D'Angelo, Erika Forster, and Annie Hart\nPublished by Only Ponies, Touch Of Spring, Triple Keyboard Action (ASCAP)\nCourtesy of Our Secret Record Company"


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"Jeff Moore\nJeff Moore was a bellman at the Great Northern Hotel.\nIn March 1989, Moore brought a telegram to John Justice Wheeler. After reading the message, Wheeler asked Moore to inform the front desk that he would be checking out."


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"John Jacob Astor\nJohn Jacob Astor was a timber and fur mogul who sent envoys to the Pacific Northwest to retrieve beavers following the expedition of Lewis and Clark.\nThe Millhouse family of Mine Hollow claimed that Astor was their great uncle \"a couple of times\" removed.\nBehind the scenes\nJohn Jacob Astor (July 17, 1763 \u2013 March 29, 1848) was a German-American businessman noted to be the first multi-millionaire of the United States, having earned his fortune from fur trade and real estate."


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"Joshua Palmer\nJoshua Palmer was the grandfather of Leland Palmer.\nBiography\nPalmer moved his family to Twin Peaks prior to 1914."


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"Katy Mullen\nKaty Mullen was the secretary to James Packard.\nFollowing the Blizzard of 1889, Mullen wrote that many coffins were being held at the Opera House, stating that she would never again see a performance at the venue. She went on to describe the conditions of some of the bodies and the effect the blizzard had on Packard."


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"Judy Swain\nFor the entity studied by the Blue Rose unit, see Judy.\nJudy Swain was a social worker with the Happy Helping Hands organization.\nIn March 1989, Swain met with Dick Tremayne, Andy Brennan, and Lucy Moran concerning the orphaned Nicky Needleman, whose case she managed at the time. She informed them that the boy likely bore trauma from his past, especially due to the fact that his parents died under mysterious circumstances."


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"John Johnson\nJohn Johnson was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Julie Duvic (character)\n\"The Norwegians are leaving!\"Julie Duvic was a concierge at the Great Northern Hotel in February 1989.\nBiography\nOn the morning of February 24, 1989, Julie informed Leland Palmer that he had received a phone call from his wife. As he was on the phone, Sheriff Harry S. Truman came to the hotel in search of Leland. Julie pointed him to Leland so he could deliver the news that Leland's daughter, Laura, was dead.\nLater, co-worker Bob told Julie to not inform the visiting Norwegian businessmen \u2013 who had come to sign a development deal with hotel owner Benjamin Horne \u2013 of Laura's death. Sitting next to her, Audrey Horne poked a pencil into a styrofoam cup of coffee and asked what would happen if she pulled it out. Julie said she wouldn't dare, but Audrey did anyway, spilling coffee all over Julie's desk. Audrey then left to check out the Norwegians' smorgasbord, while Julie mopped up the mess and called after her.\nMinutes later, in a panic, Julie shouted repeatedly that the Norwegians were leaving, as Ben desperately tried to convince them to remain and sign the deal as planned. "


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"She later told Horne that Audrey had wandered into the Norwegians' conference room just before they decided to leave en masse.\nThe character, credited as \"Hotel Employee,\" was named for the pilot's location manager Julie Duvic, as seen on her name tag."


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"Jolene Jennings\nJolene Jennings was the wife of Emil Jennings and doting mother of Hank Jennings.\nJolene was one of the original waitresses at the Double R Diner, where she worked for thirty-five years until she was diagnosed with lung cancer."


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"Jolson\nJolson was an actor in the film The Jazz Singer.\nWhen The Jazz Singer debuted at the Bijou Opera House in Twin Peaks, Washington, the town's last-surviving Civil War veteran \"succumbed to a fatal rictus\" upon hearing Jolson sing in the film.\nBehind the scenes\nAl Jolson (May 26, 1886 \u2013 October 23, 1950) was an American entertainer, dubbed \"The World's Greatest Entertainer\" at the height of his immense popularity in the 1920s."


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"Jim (Philadelphia)\nJim was a digger who worked alongside Dale Cooper during the summer of 1973.\nBiography\nCooper surmised that Jim had once been in prison, based on a tattoo he had on his forearm.\nThe two first worked together for eight hours on June 10. However, they did not speak to each other at all during this time.\nTwo days later, Cooper lost ten dollars to Cooper, throwing knives. Cooper asked him if he practiced Zen, to which Jim responded that he practiced staying alive.\nOn June 17, Cooper accompanied Jim to his apartment, where he kept boxes of notes that he referred to as his \"remembrances,\" that he kept so that someone would know about them. Jim then told Cooper that he had dug a good hole that day and that he should leave before anyone had their suspicions about what they were doing.\nAfter having an epiphany as to the meaning of the visit to the apartment, Cooper returned later in the night. However, by the time he arrived, the apartment had completely burned alongside several others. Jim's body was not found in the aftermath, although nobody reported seeing him leave. "


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"Cooper then saw a shadow of a man in an alley and heard laughter come from it. Nevertheless, upon investigating the alley, Cooper found only a sharpened pencil, which he suspected to be a message."


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"Leland Palmer\nLeland Palmer was an attorney, with his primary client being local businessman Benjamin Horne. He was well-known and respected in the town of Twin Peaks. Together with his wife Sarah and his daughter Laura, his family seemed to be the perfect family, but when Laura was murdered, Leland's psychological foundations began to crumble. He experienced multiple nervous breakdowns and remained unstable for some time.\nBiography\n\nEarly life\nLeland was born an only child.\nAs a boy near his grandfather's vacation home near Pearl Lakes, he met a neighbor named Robertson, or \"BOB\" who would flick matches at Leland whilst taunting him with \"you wanna play with fire, little boy?\"BOB, an evil spirit, possessed Leland.\nLeland graduated from the University of Washington in 1966. During his third year, he was editor of the university's Law Review, and he became especially knowledgeable in International Corporate Law.\nHe married his college sweetheart, Sarah Novack in 1968. They had one child, a daughter named Laura, in 1971.\nHe and Sarah organized the Twin Peaks Timber Players in 1974, which annually held three summer performances staged at Twin Peaks High School.\n"


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"Murders\nIn 1988, while observing an issue of Flesh World, he called prostitute Teresa Banks, saying that he really liked her picture and wanted to party with her. She told him to meet her at the Red Diamond City Motel in room 123. After hanging up, he looked at her picture in the magazine, it reminding him of his daughter.\n\nLater, after chickening out of his planned threesome with Teresa and her friends\u2014due to one of them being his daughter\u2014Teresa called him, having discovered his identity. Later, possessed by BOB, he tracked Teresa to the Fat Trout Trailer Park and murdered her.\nOne evening the next year, Leland trudged into the dining room of his home, loudly declaring to his wife and daughter that he was hungry. He then taught them how to introduce themselves in Norwegian, in order to greet Norwegian businessmen that were due to arrive in town.\nLeland stopped by his house the following day while on break, apparently to take an aspirin, but while possessed by BOB, he found Laura's secret diary and removed pages. He then left and headed out to work. Later, he came home for dinner and Laura came to the dining room. "


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"He insisted that she had not yet washed her hands and he examined them, noting one fingernail in particular. He then asked about her necklace - half of a heart. He insisted that it was not from Bobby and he frightened Laura, with her mother coming to her aid. Leland then told her to wash her hands.\nWhile getting ready for bed that night, Leland began to cry and he went to Laura's room. He told her he loved her and kissed her on the head before going to bed.\nA few mornings later, Leland picked up Laura from the Hayward home to take her out for breakfast, and when he saw Laura and Donna together, he was reminded of seeing Laura and Ronette together on a bed at the motel a year earlier. Along the way to breakfast, they were followed by a man recklessly driving a camper. Laura said she smells something burning - the car's engine. The man drove around the block and stopped next to Laura and Leland, shouting \"you stole the corn!\"among other incoherent-seeming statements, including \"it's your father!\"to Laura.\nThey stopped at a mechanic and Leland had a flashback involving Teresa Banks.\n"


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"He snapped back into reality, and he and Laura both sat and spoke about the man. He has another flashback of when he discovered that Teresa's friends were Ronette and Laura and he chickened out of \"partying\" with them.\nLaura then asked Leland if he had come home the previous week, which he denied until she said she thought she saw him, and he said that he came home briefly to take aspirin on Friday.\nLater at night, he flashed back again to murdering Teresa Banks.\nHe came down to the dining room the next morning to remind his family that it was Johnny Horne's birthday, then leaves for work.\nThe following night, he drugged his wife and turned on the staircase fan. He was then revealed to Laura to be BOB's host, who had come in through Laura's window to assault her.\nAt breakfast the next morning, Laura did not eat much and did not wish to speak with her parents. She left the dining room and when Leland followed, she told him to stay away from her.\nLater, he came home and glanced in the bushes, hearing a noise.\n"


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"Soon after he went inside, he stared out the window as James Hurley drove away from the house with Laura. BOB took control, following her to a cabin, where she was engaging in sex and cocaine with Jacques Renault, Leo Johnson, and Ronette. When Jacques came out, he knocked him out.\nHe took Laura and Ronette to a train car, where he murdered Laura, begging BOB to not make him do it. He wrapped her body in plastic and sent her along the river. He then went to the Black Lodge, where Mike demanded his garmonbozia. BOB pulled the blood from Leland's shirt and threw it on the ground.\nInvestigation of Laura's murder\nThe next morning, Leland sat on a couch in front of a fireplace at the Great Northern Hotel, speaking to Benjamin Horne about the papers for the Norwegian businessmen to invest in his country club Horne planned to build on the land where the Packard Sawmill then stood. Leland pointed out that they had not yet acquired the land, but Ben insisted that the mill would be through within a year. "


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"Palmer then attended a conference with Norwegians about the Ghostwood Estate until he received a call from his wife and he excused himself. He answered the phone, his wife asking if Laura was with him, which he denied and she sounded worried, saying that she was not home in the morning and also did not know where Laura's boyfriend, Bobby was, so Leland said Laura must be with him. He then saw Sheriff Harry S. Truman arrive and ask to see him. Stunned, he slowly lowered the phone with his wife sobbing on the other end as Truman took off his hat. He stood and asked the Sheriff if his news concerned Laura, which Truman confirmed. Realizing his daughter was dead, he dropped the phone and began sobbing, his hand tightly grasping the Sheriff's jacket.\nHe went with Sheriff Truman to the hospital, where Doctor Will Hayward was waiting for him to identify the body. He tearfully confirmed it as Laura as soon as he saw her face.\nLeland later sat in Laura's room with Deputy Hawk, who searched for potential evidence, including Laura's diary.\n"


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"He went to his wife the next day to tell her that Laura's best friend, Donna Hayward had come. He told Donna to try to not upset Sarah. When his wife began screaming, he came back into the room to console her.\nThe following day, Leland turned on the record player at his home and picked up a photo of Laura, beginning to spin around in circles with it, causing him to cry and scream. His wife came in and tried to stop him, but he declared that they must dance for Laura. When they broke the picture frame, cutting his hand, he began rubbing his blood over the photo.\nLeland sits on his couch the next day, watching Invitation to Love when Sarah's niece, Madeleine Ferguson arrived for Laura's funeral. They hugged and she told him she was sorry about Laura.\n\nAt Laura's funeral, Leland broke down and threw himself onto her casket.\nLeland went to the Great Northern in the evening and he began dancing but broke down and was escorted out by Deputy Hawk and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper.\n"


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"The next morning, as his wife described a vision she saw of a gray-haired man, Leland reminded her about the vision she had of a hand digging up Laura's necklace.\nLeland went to Ben Horne's office the next day, wishing to help with Icelandic potential business partners to occupy his mind, but Ben insisted he go home to rest. He then began crying, stating he was afraid to leave town when Ben also suggested a vacation.\nHe later went back to the Great Northern, where a gathering was taking place for the Icelandic businessmen. As Jerry Horne made an announcement, swing music began playing, causing Leland to have a breakdown and he began tearfully dancing alone until he was joined by Catherine Martell. However, he stopped dancing and began just crying, which Catherine imitated as a dance move, causing everyone in attendance to join in.\nLeland sat on his couch in the dark as he noticed Maddy sneak out of the house.\nAccording to Mark Frost, Leland followed Maddy to the park, where he attacked Doctor Lawrence Jacoby, under the possession of BOB, out of fear that Jacoby would attack Maddy. The assailant is never identified onscreen.\n"


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"He then went to the sheriff's department, having heard that Laura's killer had been arrested. He asked Truman to confirm this, but the sheriff insisted it is just a suspect and excused himself. Doctor Hayward came to him and tells him he should have been home with Sarah, then left. Leland then said \"hospital\" and left the station.\nHe went to the hospital and set off the fire alarm before going to Jacques Renault's room and smothering him to death with a pillow. It is unclear if he killed him to avenge Laura or if, as believed by Cooper, it was to prevent any incriminating testimony.\nLeland went to his living room the next morning, with his hair having turned completely white, happily singing \"Mairzy Doats.\"Singing the same song, he went to Ben Horne's office to announced that he was \"back and ready.\"Later, he joined his family at the Haywards to hear a poem about Laura written by Harriet Hayward as Gersten Hayward played the piano. Doctor Hayward asks about his hair and Leland said that it simply happened overnight and with it, his mood had improved. "


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"He then got up and had Gersten play \"Get Happy\" so he could sing. However, he sped up the rhythm and soon fainted.\nLeland went to Ben's office the next day to say that they should soon call the Icelanders now that the mill had burned down, but found that the Horne brothers were already doing just that. He saw a police sketch of a long-haired man on an end table and recognized the man as the man from his childhood who lived next to his grandfather. He hurried out to tell the sheriff.\n\nHe went to the sheriff's station to inform the lawmen about the man in the sketch, that the man lived near his grandfather's summer house near Pearl Lakes and had the name Robertson. He would flick matches at him whilst saying \"you wanna play with fire, little boy?\"Leland later comforted Maddy as she was upset over the town treating her as if she was Laura. Sheriff Truman and Cooper then showed up to arrest him for the murder of Jacques.\nLeland was taken to the interrogation room at the sheriff's station and waived his right to an attorney. "


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"Sheriff Truman asked him about his activities at the hospital and he tearfully confessed to killing Jacques. Sometime during his stay at the station, he may have stashed pages from Laura's diary in a bathroom stall door, possibly for fear of being frisked.\nHe was taken before Judge Clinton Sternwood. However, the prosecutor, Daryl Lodwick was not present, so the proceedings were delayed until the next morning.\nJudge Sternwood called Leland's hearing into session at the Roadhouse, where Leland pleaded not guilty. Lodwick proposed that he be denied bail due to the seriousness of the crime, along with it being premeditated by Leland in his current state of mind. Sheriff Truman spoke for the defense, which ultimately led to Leland's release on bail until his trial.\nHe and Ben went to the latter's office the next day, Ben wanting Leland back at work while Jerry was on the road. Leland was appreciative of this and Ben told him of new potential investors from the Orient and Leland delivered a potential plan to get the investors on board.\n"


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"Later in the evening, in the Great Northern Timber Room, he sang \"Getting to Know You\" from The King and I\nThe following morning, Maddy came to tell Leland and Sarah that she would be returning home to Missoula.\n\nIn the evening, Leland looked into a mirror and straightened his tie, his reflection being that of BOB. Maddy came downstairs, complaining of something burning. Leland grabbed her and began to beat her and dance with her while saying and crying Laura's name. He then yelled, \"Leland says you're going back to Missoula, Montana!\"and slammed her head into a painting, killing her. He then placed a small piece of paper under her finger and stored her body in a golf bag.\nLeland played golf in his living room the next morning when Donna and James came to say goodbye to Maddy, but he told them that he took her to the bus station 20 minutes prior and that she was disappointed that they did not come to tell her goodbye. He was then called upstairs by his wife and came back down telling them to write to her. "


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"They left and Leland went to a mirror to straighten his tie, the reflection of BOB staring back. He went to the closet to get his jacket and golf bag - containing Maddy's body - and left.\nAt the Great Northern, he danced around the Timber Room with a golf club. Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman came to tell him that Ben had been arrested for Laura's murder. He left the room and feigned sobbing, which soon turned into grinning laughter until Cooper followed him. When Cooper left with Truman, Leland laughed once again and danced once more.\nLeland drove recklessly while singing until he was stopped by Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman. He claimed that his driving was caused by being distracted by thoughts of Ben. He also said that around 10:00 the night Laura died, Ben took a phone call, where he mentioned a \"dairy,\" which Cooper supposed to actually have been \"diary.\"When Truman was occupied by a call from Lucy Moran, Leland offered to show Cooper his golf clubs. He prepared to hit the special agent with a club but was unable to when he and Harry left in a rush. "


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"Leland got back into his car and adjusted his mirror, BOB staring back at him once again.\nDonna came to his home the next day to deliver a tape for Maddy of a song she recorded with Donna and James. She then revealed to him that Laura had another diary, which had been in the possession of a man named Harold Smith, who had since committed suicide. He approached Donna and the phone rang with a call from Maddy's mother. He told Donna that Maddy did not return home, but she had nothing to worry about. He left the room for lemonade, taking the time to straighten his tie in front of a mirror with BOB staring back.\nHe went to Donna with lemonade, first stroking her hair before she noticed him. Insisting that Maddy was fine, he put on a record and went to her to dance. She accepted, but he soon violently pulled her to him until they were interrupted by the doorbell. Leland let Sheriff Truman in, who said there had been another murder and he needed Leland's help.\nLeland went to the roadhouse with Truman, where Cooper said they were possibly being met by the killer. "


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"After the floor was cleared and more people arrived, including Leo Johnson and the already-present Ben Horne, Cooper said that the killer was in the room, and he would determine his identity with \"magic.\"An old waiter entered and approached Cooper with a piece of Beaman's gum. Leland commented that this brand of gum was a kind he enjoyed as a boy, and the waiter responded, \"That gum you like is going to come back in style.\"Cooper said that Ben Horne was to be brought back to the station, with Leland as his lawyer.\nAs Ben was taken to interrogation, Leland was instead pushed into the room by Cooper and Truman. This caused BOB to become rage-filled within Leland.\nHe was then restrained by Truman, who read him his rights. Through Leland, BOB laughed and howled as he was interrogated, confessing to the murders of Laura and Maddy. Satisfied with the confession, the lawmen left.\n\nHe began reciting, \"Through the darkness of futures past, the magician longs to see. One chants out between two worlds, fire walk with me. I'll catch you with my death bag. You may think I've gone insane, but I promise I will kill again!\""


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"The sprinkler system then went off and BOB slammed Leland's head into the door. The lawmen frantically entered. With BOB gone from his being, Leland tearfully expressed his guilt over Laura's death, wishing to be forgiven. He then told the lawmen about his being possessed by BOB as a boy and the nature of this since then, that he was unable to control it and would not remember his actions. He also confessed that he was forced to kill Teresa Banks as well. As he began to fade, Cooper comforted him and he saw Laura, who had forgiven him for his acts under the command of BOB. He then died in the special agent's arms.\nThree days later, he was buried next to Laura.\nIn the red room\n\nCooper later encountered a grinning black-haired doppelganger of Leland in the Black Lodge, who said, \"I did not kill anybody.\"He then smiled to Cooper's doppelganger.\nIn late 2016, on two occasions, Leland appeared to Cooper and told him to find Laura.\nAnother 1989\nOn the evening of February 23, Leland glared at Laura menacingly from the window of their home as she jumped on James Hurley's motorcycle. "


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"The same evening, however, Laura disappeared, never to be seen again. Her case was investigated by the sheriff's department and the FBI, but no leads were found on her whereabouts.\nOne year to the day after she disappeared, Leland shot himself while sitting in his parked car near White Tail Falls.\nRelationships\n\nBOB\nIt was difficult to tell when Leland was truly in control of himself or when he was being possessed by BOB. It was unclear if Leland killed Jacques Renault on his own to avenge Laura or to cover his tracks since he was a witness, Cooper theorized. Leland seemed lost from that point onward: he was no longer able to stop BOB and was completely taken over which was physically manifested by his hair turning white and a dramatic change in behavior with his maniacal dancing. The changes from this point helped Dale Cooper to finally identify him as BOB's \"host.\"Non-canon appearances\n\nInternational Pilot\nThis section only covers the alternate ending presented in the International Pilot.\nLeland calls Lucy Moran, trying to get a hold of Sheriff Truman. He tells Lucy that Sarah believes she saw the killer in Laura's room. "


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"She tells him that she will contact the Sheriff and Deputy Hawk.\nSaturday Night Live sketch\nLeland (played by Phil Hartman) goes to Agent Cooper's room at the Great Northern to thank him after Leo Johnson confesses to Laura's murder. He hugs him, saying he will miss him and asks Cooper to dance with him. However, the agent says Laura's killer is still at large. Leland has a breakdown and leaves.\nBehind the scenes\nRay Wise plays Leland and reprised the role in the 2017 revival."


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"Kristi\nKristi was a waitress at Eat at Judy's.\nBiography\nOne morning, Kristi served coffee to an elderly couple and Dale Cooper. Cooper asked Kristi if another waitress worked there, which Kristi confirmed, commenting that the other waitress had taken her third day off.\nShe was then harassed by a group of cowboys, who Cooper subdued. After he placed their guns in the deep fryer, he had Kristi write down the other waitress's address on a piece of paper."


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"Learning to Speak in the Red Room\n\"Learning to Speak in the Red Room\" is a featurette originally released in the 2001 DVD release, Twin Peaks: The First Season. It was later re-released in the Blu-ray sets Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nIt features Michael J. Anderson presenting his method of learning to speak backward, as he and other actors did in the Red Room scenes.\n"


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"Lawrence\nLawrence was a croupier at One Eyed Jacks, a casino and brothel located in Canada, near the United States border."


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"Lena Fraser\nLena Fraser was a college love interest of Dale Cooper.\nBiography\nCooper first mentioned Lena on July 1, 1975 and stated that she shared his love for coffee.\nDespite her interest in him, Lena told the sexually-frustrated Cooper that she had taken a vow to celibacy until she had come to terms with her mother. The two eventually went to Hershey to visit her parents, where Lena revealed that the reason she had ill feelings toward her mother was because her mother slept with her last boyfriend hours after meeting him.\nLater in the night, as her mother came upon Dale, Lena started a fire in the home.\nOn the way back to Haverford, Cooper smelled gasoline and stopped the car to investigate, then discovered that the source of the smell was Lena's clothes. The two had a sexual encounter, during which, the car's parking brake slipped and the car hurtles toward a herd of cattle and did not stop until the radiator was punctured by a bull.\nDays later, Dale received a call from Lena's mother, informing him that Lena had been checked into a hospital to undergo psychiatric evaluation. "


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"Two days later, he visited her and they talked for half an hour, but she did not remember who he was.\nUpon her release from the hospital, Lena still had mental troubles and seemed to believe that Cooper was her brother, Todd.\nCooper received a letter from her the next Christmas, telling him that she was better and had married her high school sweetheart."


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"Laudner\nMrs. Laudner was a woman who suffered an injury after tripping on a crack in front of her home.\nOn June 3, 1970, Dale Cooper told April Larken about Mrs. Laudner's fall, stating that her nose was smashed against her cheek, consequently causing her to appear as if she was walking sideways."


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"LeAnn's Country Inn\nLeAnn's Country Inn was an inn in Twin Peaks, Washington. Among its offerings were queen-sized beds, private baths, continental breakfast, and complimentary copies of the Twin Peaks Gazette."


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"Lil\nLil was a woman identified by Gordon Cole as his cousin, who through a particular interpretive dance briefed Chester Desmond on what to expect during his investigation into the death of Teresa Banks.\nBiography\nFollowing the murder of Teresa Banks in February 1988, Lil danced for Special Agents Chester Desmond and Sam Stanley at a private airport in Portland. The dance served as a briefing for them:\nShe wore a sour face, meaning that Desmond would have problems with the local authorities; they would not be receptive to the FBI.\nBoth of her eyes were blinking, which meant that there would be trouble higher up.\nShe had one hand in her pocket, meaning local authorities were hiding something.\nHer other hand was made into a fist, indicating that the local authorities were likely to be belligerent and aggressive.\nShe is walking in place meaning that there would be a lot of legwork involved in the investigation.\nCole stated that Lil was his \"mother's sister's girl.\"Missing in that sentence was the word \"uncle\"; this was then elaborated on when Cole placed four fingers in front of his eyes like prison bars. "


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"This meant that the sheriff's uncle was in prison.\nHer dress had been tailored (with different-colored thread) to fit Lil, this being a code for drugs being involved with the investigation.\nPinned to the dress was a blue rose.\nTrivia\nBy pure coincidence, Lil's actress, Kimberly Ann Cole, shares her surname with Gordon Cole."


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"John Glenn\nJohn Glenn was an influential American figure of the 20th century.\nIn 1989, an archivist equated Meriwether Lewis' cultural impact to those of Glenn, Charles Lindbergh, and Neil Armstrong combined.\nBehind the scenes\nJohn Glenn (July 18, 1921 \u2013 December 8, 2016) was an astronaut who became the first American to orbit the Earth in 1962."


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"Joe (Twin Peaks)\nFor the casino security guard, see Joe (Las Vegas).\nJoe was a deliveryman in Twin Peaks, Washington.\nBiography\nOn one occasion, Joe delivered a shipment of shovels to Lawrence Jacoby, who resided atop White Tail Peak. He asked if Jacoby needed any help, but he responded that he preferred to work alone."


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"Lester Arnholdt\nLester Arnholdt was a player on the Twin Peaks High School football team during the 1968 season."


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"Lawrence Jacoby's attacker\nAn unidentified man attacked Lawrence Jacoby at Easter Park. He struck him several times, causing Jacoby to suffer a heart attack.\nAccording to Mark Frost, the assailant was Leland Palmer while possessed by BOB. After following Maddy Ferguson, he feared that Jacoby would attack her, so he assaulted him. However, the attacker's identity is never revealed onscreen."


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"John F. Kennedy\nJohn F. Kennedy was a President of the United States during the 1960s until his assassination in 1963.\nBiography\nKennedy was known to have expressed an interest in outer space and the phenomenon of UFOs.\nOn November 22, 1963, Kennedy was assassinated at Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas. Although Lee Harvey Oswald was charged with the crime, doubts clouded the circumstances of Kennedy's murder. Shortly after the shooting, three tramps were arrested but released shortly after, with their arrest records later being lost. In 1967, New Orelans District Attorney Jim Garrison arrested Clay Shaw for conspiring to kill Kennedy, but Shaw was acquitted.\nIn 1973, Dale Cooper began to express doubts over Oswald acting alone. At this time, he believed Kennedy to have been shot by a man concealing a gun inside of an umbrella and that the assassination was connected to the death of Marilyn Monroe. Cooper expressed such thoughts again in 1987 and 1989.\nIn 1991, Oliver Stone released the film JFK, which focused upon Shaw's trial.\n"


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"Behind the scenes\nJohn Fitzgerald Kennedy (May 29, 1917 \u2013 November 22, 1963) was the 35th President of the United States, serving from 1961 until his assassination in 1963.\nAlthough official investigations into Kennedy's assassination have found Lee Harvey Oswald to be solely responsible, his death has been the subject of various conspiracy theories."


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"Laura Palmer\n\"Everybody knew she was in trouble... but we didn't do anything. All you good people! You want to know who killed Laura? You did! We all did!\"\u2015Bobby Briggs\nLaura Palmer was the daughter and only child of Leland and Sarah Palmer of Twin Peaks, Washington. Laura was found murdered, at the age of seventeen, on the morning of February 24, 1989, an event that shook the small town to its core and prompted an investigation by FBI agent Dale Cooper.\nBiography\n\nPre-conception\nFollowing the 1945 Trinity nuclear test in White Sands, New Mexico, a gold orb containing Laura's image was sent to Earth by Senorita Dido and the Fireman.\nEarly life\nDelivered by Doctor Will Hayward, Laura was born on July 22, 1971, in the town of Twin Peaks, Washington, the only child of Leland and Sarah Palmer.\nLaura was baptized by Clarence Brocklehurst, who also instructed her in Sunday school. Laura would comment that Brocklehurst talked too much.\nOn her twelfth birthday, Laura received a diary and, from her father, a pony whom she named Troy. From the age of twelve, she began to be molested by BOB.\n"


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"The following night, she had a nightmare that she was near Pearl Lakes and BOB was singing to her as a wind blew at her. Her cat, Jupiter ran into the woods and BOB lifted his hands, stopping the wind. She began to feel a burning heat between her legs and BOB began to sing in her mother's voice. He said \"Laura, you are home,\" and she woke up. Laura slept through much of the next morning, hooting like an owl at some point. Her older cousin, Maddy arrived later in the day.\nAlong with her best friend, Donna Hayward, Laura spent much time with Maddy during the following days. They built a fort in the Palmers' backyard, where they discussed boys and tried cigarettes, the latter which made Laura feel mature. She also tried on some of Maddy's clothes, Maddy telling Laura that they made her look like Audrey Horne, whose father, Benjamin Horne seemed to neglect in favor of Laura.\nSoon, Laura began to try to resist thinking about sex and try to be good, so that BOB would stop attacking her. "


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"However, she found this difficult to do as she would only think about it more, as she began to go through puberty.\nIn September of 1983, she discovered that someone had been reading her diary, so she stopped writing in it until the next October, having found a hiding place for the diary. During the times between entries, her trust in people had dwindled and she discovered that Troy had been given to her by Benjamin Horne, not by her father. Her cat was also hit and killed by a car.\nA little over a week later, Laura and Donna met three older Canadian boys who introduced them to marijuana, something which Laura happened to enjoy. Laura also danced for the boys. More than a week after this, the girls met a new set of young men who got them drunk and went skinny dipping with them. During this time, Laura managed to seduce the boys.\nA few weeks later, she saw a vision of 1400 River Road, and she rode there with Troy. When Laura arrived, it turned out to be an abandoned gas station. "


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"Margaret Lanterman, or, the \"Log Lady\" was waiting and told Laura of several things she knew about her and of owls.\nNights later, Laura had a nightmare of a rat trying to bite her foot off until she bit it off herself. She blamed this dream on her activities with the older boys and once again said she would try to resist her mature thoughts. Another nightmare followed the next month where she saw her diary appearing and disappearing on peoples' laps and when they read it, they turned into rats. She did not write again until April 1985, still struggling with her thoughts.\nIn June, she recounted the ways BOB would sexually abuse her, and on her birthday the following month, she tried to lure him\u2014as the \"bad Laura\"\u2014from the woods to no avail. An owl swooped down in front of her as she left.\nWeeks later, Laura went on a date with Bobby Briggs and they had sex inside of an abandoned barn. He told her that he loved her, but she did not openly reciprocate these feelings, as she was trying to suppress the \"good Laura.\"She laughed at him until he cried. "


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"Laura then vowed to reveal to the world who BOB was once she found out. Bobby later called her and apologized.\nOver a month later, Bobby took Laura to a party being thrown by Leo Johnson, who Bobby warned her to never sleep with, for he was into \"weird shit.\"At this party, she performed oral sex on a young woman and she tried cocaine for the first time, soon becoming addicted. During the time following this, she had dreams of BOB and of her father discovering her activities at the party.\nIn November 1987 , after Leo gave her a supply of drugs following an orgy, she encountered BOB in her room. A month later, she began tutoring Johnny Horne three times a week for drug money. Donna also began to date Mike Nelson, whom Laura did not think too highly of, especially when he began to join Bobby in selling cocaine for Leo, as she did not want Donna to get involved with this lifestyle. By this time, she had also begun to \"party\" with Jacques Renault, who later gave her a supply of drugs for Christmas.\n"


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"On New Year's Eve, Laura and Bobby had a sexual encounter, Laura realizing that she did indeed have romantic feelings for him as she managed to remove all of the bad thoughts from her head. By this point, Laura began to believe that BOB was a creation of her own mind, and she figured that she had by then slept with at least forty people.\nIn February 1987, whilst hitchhiking to Jacques' cabin, Laura was taken to a motel. She entertained a group of men and managed to escape after hitting one over the head with a bottle.\nBy March, her friendship with Donna was deteriorating and she neglected Troy to the point of him having to be put down by the border police. She was soon working the perfume counter at Horne's Department Store with Ronette Pulaski, and took photos for Flesh World.\nOn her sixteenth birthday, Laura found out that she was seven and a half weeks pregnant, unsure of who the father was. Weeks later, she had an abortion.\nLaura had become sober at this point and the department store manager, Emory Battis, offered her a position as a hostess at One Eyed Jacks. She subsequently relapsed. "


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"Also during this time, she began to work for the Double R Diner as part of the Meals on Wheels service, and she began giving English lessons to Chinese immigrant Josie Packard. During her Meals on Wheels route, she met Harold Smith who became a friend to her.\nLaura began an additional diary and in it, would present herself being as innocent as the town of Twin Peaks thought she was.\nFinal year and murder\nIn February 1988, in the Red Diamond City Motel, Teresa Banks came to Ronette Pulaski and Laura with money from a man who chickened out of his planned foursome with them. Laura observed Teresa's ring when she adjusted her hair.\nDuring one of her nights working at One Eyed Jacks, Laura was caught using cocaine by the brothel's madame, Blackie O'Reilly, who warned her that this behavior would get her dismissed. Laura vowed that one day, she would tell the world about Benjamin Horne, who was secretly the brothel's owner.\nOn her birthday, six months before her death, she began to consult psychiatrist Doctor Lawrence Jacoby. "


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"It was possibly intentional that Laura's age was recorded by Doctor Jacoby as being 18, as the fact that she was a patient of his was not to her parents' knowledge. Being his patient, she began to record audio tapes for him.\n\nThe next year, on February 5, James Hurley gave Laura half of a heart locket after they began a secret relationship.\n\nThen on February 12, Laura went on a picnic with James and Donna.\nOne day, later in the month, Laura walked to school with Donna, passing their boyfriends, on the way, the boys declaring Mike to be \"the man.\"When they arrived at school, she stopped briefly with James, then went into the restroom, where she snorted cocaine before heading to class.\nAt 2:30, she secretly met James and said that she was \"long gone\" like a \"turkey in the corn.\"James requested her to never leave and they shared a kiss. On the way out from school, Laura and Donna encountered Bobby, who was angry over the fact that he had not known her whereabouts for the previous hour. "


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"However, she easily calmed him down and they went to Donna's house, where they discussed James and Bobby, the former being \"the one.\"Laura went home and to her room, where she looked into her diary and noticed pages had been ripped out.\nLaura's mother then came home from the store and Laura frantically asked for the car, claiming to have forgotten her books. She nearly took the cigarette she caught from her mother's mouth, but her mother advised her that she would never become a smoker if she did not start.\n\nShe went to Harold Smith's home and told him that BOB was responsible for the missing pages, though he told her that BOB was not real. She then told him about her history of BOB coming for her since she was 12 years old. She said \"fire walk with me,\" briefly getting a corpse-like face, and then burst into tears. She had him hide the diary before she left, saying she did not know when she could come back.\nWhen Laura came home, her mother had figured out that she lied about the books. "


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"She told her mother that she had to see Bobby, which frustrated her as she always wanted the truth from her daughter.\nIn the dining room, Laura's father trudged in, loudly declaring that he was hungry. He then taught them how to introduce themselves in Norwegian, as potential business partners from Norway were coming.\nThat night, Laura got into a semi-truck to \"party\" with a trucker.\nThe next day, she loaded up a Meals on Wheels delivery with assistance from the Double R Diner's Shelly Johnson, then saw an elderly woman with a young boy wearing a mask. The woman gave her a painting and the boy said that the \"man with the mask\" was looking for her diary in its hiding place. Laura then told Shelly she could not do the Meals on Wheels delivery and frantically left for home.\nWhen she arrived, she went to her room, where she saw BOB searching her hiding spot and she ran out of the house, hiding in a neighbor's bushes. She looked back at her house and saw her father leaving. She tearfully feared that her father may have actually been BOB, but she tried to deny it. "


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"She then went to the Hayward home.\nWhen Laura came crying to Donna, the latter said that she worried Laura did not want to be around her because she was uptight, but Laura assured her that even just thinking about her made her happy. They went inside and Donna got Laura's opinion on whether she should sleep with Mike. However, Laura cast doubts that Donna actually had any feelings for him. Donna then asked her mother for a muffin, and her father then came in, trying to perform a magic trick. Laura then lit a cigarette and Doctor Hayward questioned why he let her do this. Mrs. Hayward then brought out huckleberry muffins for the girls. Doctor Hayward then read Laura a \"secret message\" for her: \"The angels will return, and when you see the one that's meant to help you, you will weep with joy.\"Laura's father then called the house and she went to return home.\nWhen she arrived, her father sat at the dinner table. He insisted that she had not yet washed her hands and examined them, noting one fingernail in particular. He then asked about her necklace - half of a heart. "


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"He insisted that it was not from Bobby and he frightened Laura, with her mother coming to her aid. Leland then told her to wash her hands, which she got up and did in tears.\nThat night, when she was sitting at the desk in her room, her father came in, crying, and told her that he loved her, kissing her on the head before going back to his room. She then began to cry and looked at a painting of an angel, asking, \"is it true?\"She then looked at the painting given to her by the old woman and hung it up before she went to sleep.\nAs she slept, she heard a man's voice saying \"don't take the ring.\"She turned to see a woman named Annie in her bed. Annie told Laura \"the good Dale is in the Lodge and can't leave\" and to write it in her diary. Annie then disappeared and a ring appears in her hand, the same one Teresa had worn. She got up and started to leave her room, noticing herself appearing in the painting. However, she was then back in bed. "


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"Laura heeded Annie's words and wrote down what she had been told in her diary.\n\nShe woke in the morning and took the painting down. That evening, Laura made herself a drink with plans to go out and Donna came, asking where she was going, but Laura said she was not going with her. She went to the Roadhouse where she encountered the Log Lady.\nShe went inside, where a blonde singer performed onstage. Laura watched her and broke down into tears. She soon began to smoke a cigarette and nodded to Jacques Renault, who sent two men to her table, wishing to pay for her services as a prostitute. However, Donna came over, the men wondering if she was \"part of the deal,\" which Laura denied, but Donna's actions insisted that she join them.\nLaura and Donna traveled with the men up to Canada, Laura having a good time. When they arrived, one of the men (identifying himself as Buck) gave her some cocaine.\nThe group went to the Power and the Glory, where they met with Jacques. Laura danced with Buck, who removed her shirt. Ronette Pulaski soon joined them and Jacques came to them. "


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"They talk about Teresa Banks and Jacques invited the girls up to his cabin later in the week.\nLaura and Ronette then sat in a booth, receiving oral sex from Buck until Ronette pointed out Donna, topless with Laura's shirt tied around her waist. This caused Laura to become upset, saying she did not want her to wear her clothes, and that she wanted to go home.\nThe next morning, at the Hayward home, Donna questioned why Laura lived the way she did. Leland then came to pick up Laura for breakfast and along the way, they were followed by a man recklessly driving a camper. Laura said she smelled something burning - the car's engine. The man drove around the block and stopped next to Laura and Leland, shouting \"you stole the corn!\"among other incoherent-seeming statements, including \"it's your father!\"to Laura. She was frightened as they stopped at a mechanic. They both sat and talked about the man. She then asked her father if he had come home the previous week, which he denied until Laura said she thought she saw him and he admitted that he came home briefly to take aspirin on Friday.\n"


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"Later, Laura sat in her room and thought about the ring she had seen in her dream, as well as on the man's finger, and previously on Teresa's finger. She later put a plastic bag with a key inside in her diary.\nDuring breakfast the next morning, Leland came through the dining room to remind Laura and her mother that it was Johnny Horne's birthday. Johnny was a mentally handicapped boy that Laura had tutored.\nAt school, she met Bobby, who said there was a big score of cocaine to get that night. At night, they drank in woods, also taking what little cocaine they had left until the drug supplier showed up. He said he was sent by Jacques and showed a bag of cocaine before drawing a gun. Bobby pulled out his own gun and killed him. Laura began teasingly insisting that he killed Mike, much to his anger.\nLater that night, she received a call from her Doctor Jacoby, wondering why she did not see him the previous day, which she said was because she was with Johnny. He asked her to make him a tape and she said she might the following day. "


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"He asked her to send him a kiss and she hung up.\nThe next day, Bobby had her store $10,000 in a safety deposit box while he went out to the woods to test the dealer's product. She continued to tease him that he killed Mike.\nLater, James showed up outside the Palmer home and Laura went to him. He asked where she had been the previous night, sure that it was drug-related. He asked when he could see her, but Leland showed up and Laura said she had to go. James then left.\nShe went inside and BOB spoke to her through the ceiling fan above the stairs and she slowly grinned at it until her mother asked her if she had seen her blue sweater, which she was wearing. This caused Sarah to cry, believing she was having a mental breakdown.\nIn the evening, Laura sat in her room, snorting cocaine. When she was in bed, she heard the hallway fan turn on. BOB then came in through her window and he began to assault her while she asked him who he was until his face turned into her father's.\n"


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"Later that night, she had a dream that she was in a red room with a small man in red and an old man. She tried to speak to the old man, but her words came out strange. She walked over to him and whispered the secret of BOB in his ear.\nAt breakfast the next morning, Laura did not eat much and did not wish to speak with her parents. She left the dining room and when Leland followed, she told him to stay away from her. She had trouble making it through the school day, the world seeming to spin around her.\nAt some point in the day, she wrote a diary entry stating that she would die that night.\nAt 5:00 in the afternoon, she went to Josie Packard's home. Laura commented to Josie that she understood how she felt about her husband's death that had occurred a year and a half prior. She left after an hour.\n\nShe complained to her mother about asparagus that evening and asked to go to Bobby's to do homework. "


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"She went to the Briggs home and was let into the house by Mrs. Briggs and went down to the basement, \"where belongs.\"Bobby told her that the cocaine from the dealer was actually a baby laxative. After giving her the cocaine from his private stash, Bobby walked her out of the house.\nWhen home, she told her mother goodnight, then went to her room, using the cocaine Bobby gave her. Her phone rang, with James calling. She arranged to meet him in fifteen minutes. She looked at the angel painting again and left through her window, hiding as she watched her father enter their house. James then came for her and they rode away to the woods. She told him about the murder Bobby committed and began to act strangely. She said that he did not know her, and even Donna did not.\nJames began to take Laura home, but she jumped off of his bike. In tears, she told him she loved him and ran off into the woods, where Jacques, Leo, and Ronette waited near a cabin. There, they engaged in sex and cocaine, with Jacques tying her up, despite her protests against it. "


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"Leo let Jacques' bird Waldo out of its cage and it started to peck her shoulders. As she screamed about Waldo, Leo placed a poker chip in her mouth, saying \"bite the bullet baby, bite the bullet.\"Laura bit off part of the poker chip and ingested it.\nShe requested Leo to untie her, but he angrily refused, before storming off to his red Corvette and speeding away. A drunk Jacques stumbled out of the cabin, only to be knocked unconscious by Leland Palmer, inhabited by BOB, who hit him over the head with an empty beer bottle.\n\nLeland took Laura and Ronette to an abandoned, secluded train car. BOB placed a mirror in front of Laura's face, in which she briefly saw BOB and screamed as he taunted her. Hoping to save Laura and Ronette, Mike raced to the train car, managing to pry open the door. Ronette escaped through the open door, and moments before BOB slammed it shut, Mike threw a ring to Laura, which she placed upon her finger. This enraged BOB, who could not inhabit Laura's body, for the ring prevented him from doing so. "


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"Consumed with rage, BOB bludgeoned Laura to death with a hammer, just as he had done to Teresa Banks. He placed a small piece of paper with the letter 'R' printed on it beneath Laura's left ring finger, then left a note written in Leland's blood, reading \"FIRE WALK WITH ME.\"He then wrapped her body in plastic and sent it afloat into a river.\nMurder investigation\n\nLaura's body was found the next day, February 24, by Pete Martell and was identified by Doctor Hayward and Sheriff Harry S. Truman.\nLater, her father came and identified her body. Her mother noted that the last time they saw each other was around 9:00 the previous night and that Laura's final words to her were \"good night,\" and that she had received a phone call.\nFBI Special Agent Dale Cooper arrived in town and examines her body at the Calhoun Memorial Hospital, finding a small piece of paper with the letter 'R' under the nail on her left ring finger. Her diary was also examined, containing a safety deposit box key. A videotape of Laura and Donna was also found, filmed by James at their picnic. "


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"In the video, she wore her half of the heart necklace.\nIn the evening, James told Donna about his activities with Laura the night before. He says that she seemed like a different person and said there were things about her not even Donna knew, and that Bobby had killed someone. James said that she wrapped her arms around his neck, screaming \"I love you,\" before running away. James and Donna buried his half of the heart necklace since the authorities believed it was in possession of the killer. However, after they left, Doctor Jacoby came and dug up the necklace to have it as a keepsake of Laura.\nThe day after her body was discovered, Laura's autopsy results were presented by Doctor Hayward, who only assisted due to an emotional attachment to Laura since he had delivered her and she was his daughter's best friend. Instead, Hayward had Joe Fielding perform the autopsy. The results revealed the time of death to have been between midnight and 4:00 AM, the cause of death was a loss of blood, bite marks were on her shoulders and tongue, and lesions were on her wrists, ankles, and upper arms. "


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"It was also found that she had sexual relations with at least three men within twelve hours before her death and that her killer also attacked Ronette.\nJames confirmed to Cooper and Truman that he filmed the video of she and Donna, but denied knowing who the missing half of the necklace was given to.\nDoctor Jacoby later listened to a tape made by Laura and took James' half of her heart necklace out of a coconut in his office.\nThe following night, she was seen in a dream by Agent Cooper. When Cooper asked if she was Laura, she answered that she felt like she knew her \"but sometimes arms bend back.\"A little man then described her as his cousin and being full of secrets. When the little man began dancing, she went to Cooper and kissed him, and whispered in his ear the name of her killer. However, Cooper had forgotten the name by morning.\nAgent Cooper then learned that morning that Laura had worked at the perfume counter at Horne's Department Store, the same place as Ronette Pulaski.\n"


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"A fight later broke out between Albert Rosenfield and Doctor Hayward over Laura's body, Rosenfield wishing to hold it for further analysis while Hayward wanted to release it to the family for Laura's funeral. When Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman interfered, the body was released. Laura's cousin, Maddy Ferguson then arrived for Laura's funeral.\nRosenfield delivered his findings to Agent Cooper and Sheriff Truman: traces of cocaine were found in the plastic bag inside her diary and she was addicted to the substance; two different kinds of twine were used on her wrists and arms and she had been tied up twice; industrial strength soap particles were found on the back of her neck, as the killer had washed his hands and kissed her after she had died; claw marks and bites were on her neck and shoulder; and a small plastic particle was found in her stomach.\nAt the funeral, Bobby and James got into a fight and Leland broke down, throwing himself onto Laura's casket.\nOn March 10, Laura's killer struck again, this time murdering Maddy just before she intended to go home.\n"


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"Two days later, Benjamin Horne had been arrested by the sheriff's department, with Sheriff Truman convinced that he had done it. However, Agent Cooper did not agree and called a gathering to the Roadhouse of several people. By the use of \"magic,\" he remembered the name Laura had whispered into his ear in his dream.\nLeland was taken back to the station and while under control of BOB, he confessed to killing Teresa, Laura, and Maddy. Soon, BOB slammed Leland's head into a metal door and ceased control over him, causing Leland to express guilt for all of his actions. However, Laura forgave him as he passed away.\nBlack Lodge\n\nLaura appeared to Cooper in the Red Room, where she sat next to the little man and greeted Agent Cooper, saying \"I'll see you again in 25 years. Meanwhile,\" and disappeared after doing the gesture of \"tree\" in sign language.\nIn the Black Lodge, her doppelganger appeared to Cooper and screamed at him after saying \"meanwhile\" and doing the \"tree\" gesture as well. In another room, she took Annie Blackburn's place and screamed at him again, then had her place taken by Windom Earle.\n\n"


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"Later, Laura appeared in the Red Room, with FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper placing his hand on her shoulder as she saw an angel and cried while smiling and laughing.\nIn late 2016, Laura appeared to Agent Cooper in the Lodge and told him he could \"go out now.\"He asked her if she was Laura Palmer, and just like in the dream they both had many years before, she answered, \"I feel like I know her, but sometimes my arms bend back.\"Then when he asked her if she was Laura Palmer, she confirmed and explained that she was alive and dead at the same time. She then removed her face, revealing an intense light behind it, then replaced it. Cooper then asked her when he could leave, then she walked over to him and kissed him before whispering in his ear, just like in the dream. Suddenly, Laura began screaming and a force pulled her up.\nLaura was later seen crying in a vision had by FBI Deputy Director Gordon Cole.\nAnother 1989\nOn the night of February 23, 1989, after abandoning James and running into the woods, Laura encountered Dale Cooper, recognizing him from her dream. "


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"He took her hand and promised to lead her home. As they approached an opening on Blue Pine Mountain, which led to the Fireman's home, she disappeared, and Cooper heard her screaming over a billowing sound.\nThe Twin Peaks Post reported on Laura's disappearance, which remained an unsolved case until at least 2017. The FBI, represented by the younger Dale Cooper, arrived to conduct an investigation but apparently failed to turn up any sign of her. One year to the day later, Laura's father Leland shot himself in his car by White Tail Falls.\nCarrie Page\nMain article: Carrie Page\nGuided by intuition, Dale Cooper crossed with Diane Evans and began searching for Laura. He followed clues leading to Eat at Judy's coffee shop in Odessa, Texas, and then to the home of one of its waitresses, Carrie Page. Knocking on the door, he was stunned to see that she resembled an older Laura Palmer, and haltingly explained that it was very important they go to her old house in Twin Peaks, Washington. Looking to get out of the city, Carrie agreed.\n"


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"When they arrived, it seemed as though the Palmer family had never lived at the house, which had a new owner. Carrie heard the voice of Sarah Palmer calling Laura's name, and screamed in terror.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nInternational Pilot\nLaura appears in a room with red drapes, where she sits and joins hands with a little man. When Cooper asks if she is Laura, to which she answers she feels like she knows her \"but sometimes arms bend back. The little man describes her as his cousin and being full of secrets. When the little man begins dancing, she goes to Cooper and kisses him, and whispers in his ear.\nBetween Two Worlds\nNote: The canonicity of this featurette is ambiguous rather than not officially canon.\nLaura describes her experience in the Lodge to David Lynch.\nBehind the scenes\nThe character of Laura\u2014and the series as a whole\u2014was partially inspired by the 1944 film Laura, which, in turn, was based on the 1943 novel of the same name. "


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"Laura focuses around the murder investigation of a young woman named Laura Hunt, and important to the investigation is a photo of her and her diary, much like Twin Peaks employed years later. Additionally, Laura was heavily inspired by actress and model Marilyn Monroe. Laura's death itself drew inspiration from the 1908 unsolved murder of 20-year-old Hazel Drew, whose body was found floating in a pond, dead from a blow to the head.\nLaura was played by actress Sheryl Lee, who also played Maddy Ferguson. She was given the role of Maddy after David Lynch was impressed by her performance while filming the picnic videotape.\nLee reprised the role in the 2017 revival.\nTrivia\nCards released during the show's run and The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer state her birthdate as July 22, 1972. However, since the show states her death to have been February 24, 1989, this would make her 16 at the time of her death, when it is explicitly stated that she was 17 years old. Because of this, this birthdate cannot be assumed as canon.\n"


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"Also, in The Secret History of Twin Peaks, there is a document written by Jacoby after Laura's death that gives her age as 18. However, this could be explained by either Laura or Jacoby lying about the former's age."


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"Log Lady's cabin\nLog Lady's cabin was the residence of Margaret Lanterman.\nHistory\n\n1989\nWhen Deputy Hawk, Sheriff Harry S. Truman, Special Agent Dale Cooper, and Doctor Will Hayward, in the course of investigating the murder of Laura Palmer searched, for Jacques Renault's cabin, they stumbled upon the Log Lady's cabin. She invited them in for tea and cookies, stating they were two days late and that the owls will not see them inside. She told them about her husband, who was a logging man that \"met the devil\" in the form of fire the day after their wedding, to which Hawk commented that \"The wood holds many spirits.\"She said that her log saw something the night Laura was killed and presented it to Agent Cooper, who asked it what it saw. Margaret talked for it: \"my log\" described darkness, laughter, owls flying, two men, two girls, flashlights in the woods over the ridge, quiet, and then the footsteps of a man. Not long after, she alleged that the log heard the screams of a girl further up over the ridge.\n2016\nOn October 1, 2016, Log Lady passed away and the light inside her cabin went out."


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"Louie Budway\nLouie \"Birdsong\" Budway was a desk clerk at the Great Northern Hotel.\nBiography\nIn March 1989, she told her boss, Benjamin Horne and Norma Jennings\u2014owner of the Double R Diner of the impending arrival of food critic M.T. Wentz.\nLater, she checked an Asian man into the hotel, believing him to be the critic.\nThe following day, she told Ben over the phone that the Asian man, Mr. Tojamura, was paying a visit.\nBehind the scenes\nBudway was played by American actress Bellina Martin Logan, who also appeared as a female doctor in Twin Peaks: The Return.\nShe later appeared as Woman With No Name in Mark Frost and David Lynch's On the Air. She also filmed scenes as Beany Thorn in Lynch's Wild at Heart, but the scenes were deleted."


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"Leslie\nLeslie was a waitress at Szymon's Famous Coffees in Las Vegas.\nBiography\nLeslie worked as a waitress at Szymon's Famous Coffees, near the Lucky 7 Insurance Company, in Las Vegas, Nevada."


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"Johnny Carson\nJohnny Carson was the host of The Tonight Show.\nAnnually, Carson would film his show on the West Coast. One 1969 taping in Los Angeles was attended by newlyweds Hank and Norma Jennings.\nBehind the scenes\nJohnny Carson (October 23, 1925 \u2013 January 23, 2005) was an American television host, comedian, writer, and producers best known for hosting The Tonight Show from 1962 to 1992."


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"Las Vegas doctor\nA medical doctor in Las Vegas, Nevada treated Dale Cooper while he was in a coma.\nBiography\nAfter stepping out of Cooper's room for a time, the doctor returned to find him awake and cognizant, attempting to release himself from the hospital's care. He asked her to verify that he was in good health. After listening to Cooper's heartbeat through a stethoscope, she was very surprised to report that he was fit for release, and left to file the appropriate paperwork.\nBehind the scenes\nThe \"Female Doctor\" was portrayed by Bellina Martin Logan, who previously played Great Northern Hotel concierge Louie Budway in episode 11 of Twin Peaks."


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"Leilani\nLeilani (n\u00e9e Esther Jacoby) was the mother of Robert and Lawrence Jacoby.\nIn 1939, Esther and her family moved to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii due to her husband's orders from the Navy. The following year, the couple suddenly divorced and Esther remained in Hawaii with her younger son, Lawrence. Shortly thereafter, she changed her name to Leilani."


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"Linda (Pearblossom Motel)\nFor the Twin Peaks resident, see Linda (Twin Peaks).\nLinda was a guest at the Pearblossom Motel and Richard's former partner.\nBiography\nThe Fireman told Dale Cooper to remember the names \"Richard and Linda.\"After checking into the motel and spending the night with Diane Evans, Dale Cooper awoke to find that Diane had disappeared. Cooper found a letter from Linda to Richard, explaining that she had left him and asking him not to look for her.\nBehind the scenes\nLinda's relationship to Diane Evans is unclear. The circumstances in which the motel room letter is found suggest that Dale and Diane have replaced, or become, Richard and Linda respectively since crossing over."


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"Larkin\nMrs. Larkin was a resident of Twin Peaks.\nShe owned a photo book which contained a picture of a pony named Troy. Laura Palmer saw this photo book on at least one occasion and decided to give the name Troy to her own pony."


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"Ken\nKen is a man who goes to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper while searching for his missing wife, Asami.\nBiography\nAfter his wife disappeared, Ken went to the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, where he sought Dale Cooper's help in finding her. He showed Cooper a postcard he received from her, as well as two items found in her room after her disappearance: a photo of her and a deer head. Cooper then suggested they think about this over a coffee. Lucy Moran and Andy Brennan brought in coffee, but Cooper rejected their coffee for a can of Georgia Coffee. Ken then asked about the deer head, and Cooper noticed a symbol on it that would lead them to Big Ed's Gas Farm.\nKen and Cooper went to the Gas Farm, where they find Asami's car, a Von Singer Vibel. In the front seat was a triangle of red snooker balls. They went to the Double R Diner, where Shelly Johnson offered them coffee, only to be rejected by Cooper's preference for Georgia Coffee. Shelly then gives him an origami swan, saying that \"a beautiful woman\" left it there for him.\n"


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"As Cooper analyzed the swan, he found the letter 'G' on it, making him suggest they have some Georgia Coffee. When Andy connected pins on a map, Hawk identified the location as Glastonbury Grove.\nKen and Cooper traveled to the grove, where Cooper entered the Black Lodge and recovered Asami. Ken embraced her and they celebrated over Georgia Coffee."


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"Lamplighter Inn\n\"Albert, listen. If you come up through Lewis Fork, I can recommend a place for lunch. The Lamplighter Inn. They got a cherry pie there that'll kill you.\"\u2015Dale Cooper\nThe Lamplighter Inn was a restaurant near Lewis Fork, Washington, located on Highway 2.\nHistory\nThe Lamplighter Inn was described as a \"rustic establishment designed with nubby colors\" and its chicken pot pies were reportedly \"close to celestial.\"FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper stopped at the inn for lunch on February 24, 1989 on the drive from Spokane to Twin Peaks, ordering a tuna fish sandwich, cherry pie, and coffee. He enthusiastically recommended the stop to both Diane Evans and Albert Rosenfield."


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"Lewis Nordine\nLewis Nordine was a childhood friend of Dale Cooper.\nBiography\nFor Christmas 1967, Lewis' father gave him a model airplane. As he flew the airplane, his older brother fired at it with a BB gun until its engine failed, causing it to hit a snow emergency sign.\nNordine later served in the United States Air Force. He was interviewed for the release of Cooper's autobiographical tape collection."


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"London\nLondon was a city in England, and the birthplace of Freddie Sykes.\nLocations\n\nEast End\nAfter spending a night in a pub drinking with his peers in 2016, Freddie Sykes had an epiphany in the corner of an alley. He climbed upon a stack of boxes and jumped, and was transported through a vortex in a void, where he received instructions from a man who called himself \"the Fireman.\"The following day, following the Fireman's instructions, Freddie entered a nearby hardware store to buy a single green gardening glove. Freddie tried to purchase the glove, in spite of the shopkeeper's resistance due to the packaging being already open. Freddie paid for the glove anyway and left the shop, which caused the shopkeeper to run after him. Freddie wore the glove and punched the shopkeeper without thinking, breaking his neck. Freddie was unable to remove the glove in any way whatsoever; when a doctor tried to take the glove off, Freddie's hand started to bleed.\nActing according to the Fireman's plan, Freddie decided to go to Twin Peaks, Washington in the United States, and found out that his ticket had already been purchased for him."


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"Kenneth Arnold\nKenneth Arnold was a businessman and pilot who claimed a UFO sighting in 1947.\nBiography\nOn June 24, 1947, Arnold set out in search of a United States Marine transport that had been lost in late 1946. He claimed that, during his flight near Mt. Rainier, Washington, he spotted nine \"saucer-like\" aircraft. Upon landing in Yakima, Arnold questioned locals about the aircraft, but turned up nothing.\nThe following morning in Pendleton, Oregon, Arnold learned from an unidentified man from Ukiah that he had also seen the flying objects.\nArnold's UFO sighting soon made headlines around the world, gaining him unwanted fame to the point where his business suffered and curious people would crowd him in public. This ultimately caused him to regret making his report, remarking, \"If I saw a ten-story building flying through the air I would never say a word about it.\"Following the incident, he was interviewed on three occasions by military personnel and by CBS newsman Edward R. Murrow, during which he stated his belief that if the aircraft were not manufactured by the Army Air Forces, that they must be of extraterrestrial origin.\n"


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"On July 30, after receiving a call from Ray Palmer, offering him $200 to write an article about a UFO sighting in Tacoma, Arnold flew to Tacoma and checked into the Winthrop Hotel, where a reservation for Room 502 was waiting for him.\nThat evening, he met with Fred Crisman and Harold Dahl, who provided metallic fragments that had been dropped by the UFOs. They decided to share the story with Arnold's friend, United Airlines pilot Emil J. Smith, who also claimed to have seen strange aircraft. He additionally contacted Military Intelligence officer Douglas Milford and FBI agent Frederic Nathan, who had previously questioned him.\nThe next day, Arnold flew to Seattle to retrieve Smith and return to Tacoma, where they met with Crisman and Military Intelligence investigators Captain Davidson and Lieutenant Brown.\nAt 12:30 AM, Arnold received a phone call from reporter Paul Lantz from the Tacoma Times, warning Arnold about the meeting taking place at the hotel, described in great detail by an anonymous source. Davidson and Brown suggested they take some fragments in order to launch a full investigation, to which Arnold complied.\n"


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"The next morning, a distraught Crisman informed Arnold that the B-25 containing Davidson and Brown had caught fire and crashed shortly after take-off. Crisman later told Arnold that Lantz had contacted him, saying that an anonymous source claimed that the B-25 had been sabotaged or shot down, and that the Marine transport Arnold had been searching for suffered the same fate.\nLantz joined the group at the hotel and gave detail about the anonymous informant, the investigation into the B-25 crash, and Dahl's absence from the meeting. A stringer for the United Press, Ted Morello, called the group to confirm details about their meeting in regards to Davidson and Brown, and said that an anonymous source told him to tell Arnold and Smith that the \"same thing could happen to them,\" causing Crisman to flee the hotel.\nAbout an hour later, a note was delivered to the hotel room, informing Arnold and Smith that the hotel services were suspended due to the formation of a strike. Fearful of surveillance, they locked the room's doors, turned on the faucets, and turned the radio to maximum volume to drown out their quiet conversation.\n"


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"At some point during the day, Arnold left the hotel room to buy the evening edition of the Tacoma Times, which contained Lantz's article on the B-25 crash on its front page. Morello called them at 5:30 with another message from the informant, but Arnold and Smith decided to meet Morello about the matter at the KMO radio station. There, Morello told them that the informant told him that Crisman had been taken into custody by the military and was being taken to Alaska by an Air Force transport.\nSmith unsuccessfully tried to confirm the claim of Crisman's whereabouts, prompting Morello to advise that they leave Tacoma until the situation \"blew over.\"Arnold and Smith went to the address given to them by Dahl, finding it deserted.\nFollowed by a black Buick sedan, Arnold and Smith drove to McChord Field, where they met with an Army Intelligence major who took the remaining metallic fragments.\nArnold then flew Smith back to Seattle before setting off to return Boise. Along the way, after stopping in Pendleton for fuel, Arnold reached fifty feet in altitude and his engine suddenly stopped. "


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"He managed to land the plane without being harmed and discovered that the fuel valve had been shut off, something only he would have been capable of doing. After turning it back on, his engine started perfectly. After repairs were made to his plane, he returned home safely.\nIn spring 1948, Arnold wrote an article for Ray Palmer's Fate magazine recounting the events in Tacoma.\nIn 1952, Arnold published a book, The Coming of the Saucers. He later unsuccessfully ran for lieutenant governor of Idaho in 1962 and died in 1984.\nBehind the scenes\nKenneth Arnold (March 29, 1915 \u2013 January 16, 1984) was an American businessman and aviator who was the first person in modern history to claim to have made a UFO sighting.\nDavid Patrick Kelly provided Arnold's voice in his interview and Fate article in the audiobook edition of The Secret History of Twin Peaks."


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"Knut Zimmerman\nKnut Zimmerman was a citizen of Twin Peaks, Washington who witnessed the death of Pete Lindstrom in the Blizzard of 1889."


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"Leo Johnson\nLeo Abel Johnson was a trucker who also moonlighted as Twin Peaks' primary source of narcotics, which he obtained from the Renault brothers, and trafficked it over the Canadian/US border for distribution in Twin Peaks. Because of his criminal versatility, Sheriff Harry S. Truman had never been able to obtain any evidence of his criminal dealings.\nLeo was married to Shelly, one of the waitresses at the town diner. Due to his volatile temper, he regularly beat her for both real and imagined transgressions, ranging from her infidelity with high school footballer Bobby Briggs to his dissatisfaction with the way she washed the kitchen floor. Shelly once said Leo married her with the intention of having a maid he wouldn't have to pay.\nBiography\n\nCriminal background\nAccording to his criminal record, Johnson made an illegal u-turn in April 1986.\nIn November of the next year, Leo was arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct.\nWhile in Twin Peaks, Washington, Johnson met Shelly McCauley, who was then a junior in high school. Three weeks after their initial meeting at the Roadhouse, the two were married by a local justice of the peace.\n"


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"Leo was incarcerated in Hungry Horse, Montana on February 9, 1988. In September of that year, he was arrested for aggravated assault, but the charges were dropped.\nAt some point, he sent an ad into Flesh World containing a picture of his truck.\nOn a day in mid-February 1989, Leo abused his wife, lecturing her on how to clean the house. Bobby Briggs then called, requesting a shipment of cocaine to sell, but Leo refused, as Bobby owed him $5,000.\nLeo, Jacques Renault, and Ronette Pulaski met Laura near a cabin on the night of February 23, where they engaged in sex and cocaine. At some point during the night, Leo hit Jacques in the head with a bottle and Jacques used Leo's shirt to soak up his blood. Jacques tied Laura up against her will and after he had his way with her, she requested Leo to untie her, but he angrily refused after seeing Jacques unconscious outside. He got his belongings out and drove away.\nLaura Palmer investigation\n\nThe next morning, Laura was found dead on the shore of Black Lake, wrapped in plastic. "


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"Later, as Shelly watched news coverage on Laura's death, Leo examined the ash tray at his home, noticing that there were different types of cigarette butts. When he questioned her, Shelly said she just smoked whatever she found at the diner, but he advised that she start smoking one brand from then on, and threatened her life if she did not so as he said.\nLeo was cleaning his truck the next day when Shelly came out to him. When she said she had finished doing laundry, he gave her another load and commanded her to do it then. When Norma Jennings arrived to take Shelly to work, Leo told his wife to save him a piece of pie, for he possibly planned to go by the diner.\nLater, he frantically searched for the shirt Jacques had used but did not find it.\nHe later cut open a football as Shelly got home. He put a bar of soap into a sock and questioned her about his missing shirt before beating her.\nLeo went to the woods the next night to see Bobby Briggs and Mike Nelson, who owed him $10,000, but was told that Laura had the money. "


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"He said that he knows Shelly had been cheating on him, but he did not say if he knew with whom. He then told them to \"go out for a pass\" and threw the football in which he left some of the drugs they had paid for.\nThe next day, he was visited by Sheriff Harry S. Truman and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who questioned him about Laura Palmer, but he denied knowing her personally. He also denied having a criminal record, but this was quickly refuted by Cooper. He said he was on the road at the time Laura was killed and said that his wife would confirm this.\nHe later received a call from Jacques Renault, who informed him that his brother, Bernard, was in trouble and requested Leo to pick him up. He left as Shelly got back from work.\nLeo met with Benjamin Horne in the woods the next night and showed him the body of Bernard Renault, saying that he killed him. They then arranged to have Leo burn down the Packard Sawmill.\nLeo came home the next night and loaded gas cans into his pickup truck. "


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"He was then beaten and threatened by Hank Jennings before he went inside. He commanded Shelly to get him a beer, but when she asked him what happened, he angrily shoved her to the floor and she pulled out a pistol. As he stalked toward her, she shot him in the arm and he fled.\nFrom his pickup truck, Leo spied on Bobby going to the Johnson home to see Shelly, who welcomed him with a hug. He aimed a rifle, waiting for a shot at Bobby, but heard a radio transmission from the sheriff's department regarding a bird and he quickly got inside his truck.\nHe later went outside the sheriff's station and shot Jacques's bird, Waldo.\nThe following night, he entered his home as Shelly washed her hair in the kitchen sink. When she reached for her towel, Leo grabbed her and took her to the mill, where he tied her up and brought gasoline into the building. He set the bomb and showed it to Shelly, noting his plans to kill Bobby before the bomb went off in an hour.\nLeo went to his home and waited. Bobby soon arrived, looking for Shelly. "


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"As he tried to kill Bobby with an ax, Leo was shot through his living room window. Unable to move, Leo watched the TV, where a character was shot in Invitation to Love.\nCatatonia\nAfter being found by Deputy Andy Brennan, Leo was taken to the hospital and was hooked up to tubes, the bullet having been lodged in his spine. It was removed, but it was feared that he was possibly paralyzed.\nLeo returned home days later as an invalid confined to a wheelchair. He was pushed through his home by Bobby, who bumped him into several objects as Leo was only capable of sitting, staring, and moaning.\nBobby and Shelly later threw a party, celebrating his current condition as he sat and breathed into a kazoo. Bobby brought over a cake and Leo fell into it.\nThe following day, he sat in his wheelchair at his kitchen table and began to scream. He then spat and said, \"New shoes.\"He later continued to spit and say \"new shoes\" as Bobby and Mike broke the heel off of one of Leo's boots and found a micro-cassette.\n"


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"Leo was wheeled into the roadhouse two days later, where Agent Cooper used \"magic\" to determine the identity of Laura's killer: Leland Palmer.\nLeo was used the next day to prop up a mirror used by Bobby as he put on one of Leo's suits.\nShelly later brushed his teeth. When she went to answer a call from Bobby, Leo moved.\nA few days later, Leo was fed by Shelly and he spat on her.\n\nLater at night, he was standing on his own and grinned at Shelly as the power to their house fluctuated.\nAs Shelly tried to escape their home, Leo managed to keep her inside. He picked up an ax and prepared to kill her, but was stopped by Bobby. Leo pinned him against the wall with the ax handle but was then stabbed in the leg by Shelly. He escaped through a hole cut in the plastic covering the home's unfinished wall.\nLeo wandered through the woods until he found a cabin and went inside, where a man named Windom Earle welcomed him in.\nWith Windom Earle\nLeo woke the next morning to find that Earle had found his criminal history. "


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"Leo stood, but Earle knocked him down and pinned him, declaring Leo to be a pawn to him and he placed a shock collar on him.\nEarle forced him to transcribe a poem and showed him pictures of Donna, Shelly, and Audrey, asking which one would be his queen.\nOver the next two days, he was further used by Earle as a sort of servant, including making arrows for him and bringing him his belongings such as his slippers, pipe, and a newspaper.\nLeo sat by while Earle listened in on a conversation at the sheriff's station through a bugged bonsai plant. Earle had Leo pick a card from a deck and announced that the winner of the Miss Twin Peaks Contest would die.\nThe following day, Earle told Leo about a good place called the White Lodge and an evil place called the Black Lodge.\nLater, Leo gave Rusty Tomasky\u2014a youth lured to the cabin by Earle's promises of beer\u2014a sip of beer while he was inside of a large chess pawn constructed by Earle. Earle then got out a crossbow and told Leo to get him an arrow. "


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"However, he refused and was promptly shocked by his collar until he complied. Earle then fired the arrow at Rusty, killing him.\nThe next day, Earle told Leo that he wished to question Major Garland Briggs, who previously worked with him on Project Blue Book.\nLater, Earle told Leo about the dugpas and how much he would have appreciated them. He spotted the card with Shelly's face on it and said her name. Earle asked Leo if he would mourn her death, perhaps even help him kill her if she won Miss Twin Peaks. Leo denied this and points the shock collar remote at Windom, who backed away, feigning fear until Leo shocked himself.\nIn a horse costume, he and Earle later incapacitated Briggs.\nLeo watched as Earle interrogated Briggs, then was commanded to put him to bed.\nLeo was chained up in the cabin by Earle, with Major Briggs, who was still dazed and confused from having been drugged by Earle, by his side. He managed to reach a desk containing a key, but it was to Briggs' restraints. He freed him and shook him awake, telling him to save Shelly. "


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"As Briggs made his escape, Leo gazed at the card with Shelly's face. Earle returned to discover that Briggs was gone. He quickly concluded that Leo had freed him, and expressed insincere regret that Leo had betrayed him like that. Earle then mockingly told him that, in spite of everything, he had grown rather fond of him and that he had been a great assistant and sounding board, but it was time for them to part ways. He then waved a bag in front of Leo while grinning.\n\nLater, Earle left the cabin for good, with a nest of tarantulas above Leo's head, ready to fall if he were to let go of a string between his teeth.\nEventually, Leo, while still on the floor of the cabin, was fatally shot five times in the chest by an unknown assailant. His body was discovered by the FBI along with Earle's hideout, and an autopsy was performed by Albert Rosenfield on April 1, in which he stated the killer stood \"Bureau style,\" judging by scuff marks near the cabin's door. Due to this evidence, Rosenfield theorized that Earle was responsible.\n"


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"Another 1989\nOn the night of February 23, Leo waited for Laura Palmer on a fire road near the intersection of Sparkwood and Highway 21, along with Jacques Renault and Ronette Pulaski. However, Laura never appeared.\nDuring the course of the night, Leo, Jacques, and Ronette ended up visiting an abandoned train car in the nearby woods. Ronette was found the next morning wandering along a rail bridge into Idaho. In the following days, Leo was questioned in relation to Laura's disappearance, but was never indicted.\nNon-canon appearances\n\nSaturday Night Live sketch\n\nLeo (played by Chris Farley) confesses to murdering Laura and is brought to Agent Cooper's room at the Great Northern, ready to do his time, but also demanding a beer.\nLeland comes in to thank Cooper for finding the man who killed Laura, but the agent says the murderer is still at large. Audrey Horne then comes in and Leo interrupts to show Cooper photos of him about to kill Laura, killing Laura, and wrapping Laura's body in plastic. The agent is still unconvinced.\nCooper picks up a rock, saying that if he breaks the window with it, Leo is innocent. "


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"He throws the rock and breaks the window, but this only irritates Leo, who says that he sent Cooper several notes in which he confessed to the crime.\nAs Sheriff Truman and Deputy Andy escort him out, Cooper asks who had shot him one night at the hotel, and Leo confesses.\nBehind the scenes\nLeo was played by Eric Da Re, son of Twin Peaks casting director Johanna Ray and actor Aldo Ray, the latter having been originally cast in David Lynch's 1984 film Dune, until he was replaced by Patrick Stewart due to his alcoholism.\nIn the original script for Episode 29, Deputy Hawk and Major Briggs come to the cabin and Leo smiles when he sees them, which then causes the tarantulas to fall. Leo's screams and gunfire are then heard.\nTrivia\nIn Twin Peaks: Access Guide to the Town, a photo of Twin Peaks High School's 1968 football team identifies a John Johnson. It is unknown if he has any relation to Leo.\n"


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"In The Secret History of Twin Peaks, although agent Tamara Preston explicitly stated Ray Palmer not to be related to the Palmer family of Twin Peaks and President Truman not to be related to the Truman family, she did not write anything about a possible link between 'Liver-Eating' Johnson and Leo Johnson's family. Incidentally, a picture of a mountain man is seen in Leo Johnson's house in Episode 6.\nGallery\nLeo's truck in a Flesh World ad"


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"Long Day's Journey Into Night\nLong Day's Journey Into Night was a play to be performed by the Twin Peaks Timber Players.\nAt the time of his death, Leland Palmer was to appear in the role of James Tyrone, Sr.\nBehind the scenes\nLong Day's Journey Into Night is a Pulitzer Prize-winning four-act drama written by Eugene O'Neill, first published in 1956."


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"Judy\nFor the social worker, see Judy Swain.\n\"Well now. I'm not gonna talk about Judy; in fact, we're not gonna talk about Judy at all, we're gonna keep her out of it!\"\u2015Phillip Jeffries\nJudy, originally known as Jowday or Joudy, was a mythological entity and powerful negative force studied by the Blue Rose Task Force.\nHistory\n\nOrigins\nIn stories from ancient Sumerian mythology dating to at least 3000 BC, Joudy was the female form of the utukku, an escaped, wandering demon that feasted on human suffering. It was said that if the female and male form (known as Ba'al) ever married while on Earth, the union would produce an even more malevolent being, hastening the end of the world.\nOver time, the being Joudy came to be known as \"Judy.\"1980s\nIn 1986, the Blue Rose Task Force leader Phillip Jeffries took an extended posting in Buenos Aires to investigate an apparent international criminal enterprise. In his first month, he identified \"Judy\" as a central person of interest in this investigation, and notified Gordon Cole. Subsequently, Jeffries was not heard from for nearly two years.\n"


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"On February 16, 1989, Jeffries inquired after \"Miss Judy\" at the Palm Deluxe hotel in Buenos Aires. The desk clerk gave him a letter that \"the young woman\" had left for him. The very same day, Jeffries materialized for a few minutes at the FBI office in Philadelphia. During this visit, he initially stated to Cole that he did not want to talk about Judy, but later emphasized that she was \"positive about this,\" and that he had found something \"in Seattle, at Judy's.\"A search of Jeffries' hotel room at the Palm Deluxe revealed that the word \"JOUDY\" had been carved into the wall behind the telephone. The name was hidden beneath wallpaper when the room was remodeled in 1997.\nA monkey spoke Judy's name.\nMajor Garland Briggs shared his discovery of Judy with FBI agents Gordon Cole and Dale Cooper, and the three devised an elaborate plan to track it down. Cooper indicated to Cole that, if he disappeared in the course of this plan, they were to do everything possible to find him, as he was attempting to \"kill two birds with one stone.\""


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"Briggs and Cooper both disappeared in early 1989, leaving Cole uncertain as to how, or if, the plan was unfolding.\nExactly when this plan came into being is not stated. Since Cooper does not appear to have met Major Briggs prior to \"Episode 8,\" it may have occurred offscreen between \"Episode 8\" and \"Episode 29.\"2010s\nIn October 2016, Dale Cooper's doppelganger found Jeffries at his hiding place at the Dutchman's Lodge, and asked to know who Judy was and whether they wanted something from Cooper. Jeffries replied that he had already met Judy, and manifested a series of coordinate numbers which Cooper wrote down.\nDays later, the original Cooper visited Jeffries, who showed him where he could find Judy. The symbol found in Owl Cave floated out of Jeffries' spout and transformed into an \"8\" symbol, with a bead modulating around its lower half. Finally, it stopped, and Jeffries exclaimed that he had found it. In a burst of electricity, Cooper was transported to the woods outside Twin Peaks on the night of February 23, 1989, where he attempted to lead Laura Palmer to a portal on Blue Pine Mountain.\n"


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"After crossing with Diane Evans, Cooper traveled to Odessa, Texas, and came across Eat at Judy's, a coffee shop. Cooper later met one the waitresses at Judy's, Carrie Page, who he believed was actually Laura Palmer.\nBehind the scenes\nIn early drafts of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me script, it was mentioned by Jeffries that Judy had a sister, and writer Robert Engels confirmed that this sister could have been Josie Packard. An open letter written by Joan Chen (in character as Josie) to David Lynch in 2017, indicated that she too, was aware that Judy was at some point written to be Josie's twin sister.\nShowtime's closed-captioning for Fire Walk with Me erroneously states that the monkey saying Judy's name is speaking with Jeffries' voice.\nIn Twin Peaks (2017), Judy's actual nature is revealed. The closed captioning for \"Part 17\" gives the ancient spelling as \"Jowday,\" which was confirmed by producer Sabrina Sutherland and co-author Mark Frost who stated it to be more correct than Joudy.\n"


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"Etymology\nThere have been some online attempts to find a Chinese source for the name, frequently tied to the word \u53eb (ji\u00e0o), which sounds similar to an emphatic \"jow\" and means \"to name, to call\" or \"named, called\". However, most of these attempts\u2014like \u53eb\u5f97 (ji\u00e0ode)\u2014have the wrong pronunciation (\"jow.duh\") and are ungrammatical, without any actual meaning in Chinese."


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"Liver-Eating Johnson\nJeremiah \"Liver-Eating\" Johnson was a mountain man who assisted United States military forces in ambushing Chief Joseph.\nAs General Oliver Howard's forces pursued the retreating Nez Perce led by Joseph, they encountered Johnson. He claimed that he had knowledge of the Native Americans' ways and of the \"source of Joseph's power.\"He led the men through the Bear Paw Mountains, where they ambushed Joseph.\nFollowing Joseph's surrender, Johnson told Captain Charles Erskine Wood that a \"reckoning\" would come due to the military's treatment of the Nez Perce.\nJohnson died in 1900 at a veterans' home in Santa Monica, California.\nJohnson was the inspiration behind the 1972 film, Jeremiah Johnson, in which he was portrayed by Robert Redford. Prompted by the film's release, his body was reburied in 1974 in Cody, Wyoming, where a memorial was erected.\nBehind the scenes\nJohn \"Liver-Eating\" Johnson, born John Jeremiah Garrison Johnston (c.\u20091824 \u2013 January 21, 1900) was an American soldier and mountain man who served in the Union Army during the Civil War."


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"Lucky 7 Insurance\nLucky 7 Insurance was an insurance firm in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nNotable employees\nBushnell Mullins \u2013 owner\nAnthony Sinclair \u2013 insurance agent\nDougie Jones \u2013 insurance agent\nRhonda \u2013 receptionist\nPhil Bisby\nFrank\nDarren"


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"List of Twin Peaks locations\nEstablishments located in Twin Peaks, Washington:\nEstablishments\n\nStores\nCarlson's Odd Shop\nGentleman Jim's\nGilda's Card and Cheese Shop\nHorne's Department Store\nOne Stop convenience store\nRun Silent, Run Drapes\nThor's Trading Post\nTwin Peaks General Store\nDining\nAce's Bar-B-Que\nAngelo Wong's\nDouble R Diner\nElk's Point 9\nRoadhouse\nWagon Wheel Bakery\nLodging\nThe Cozy Box Bed 'N Breakfast\nGreat Northern Hotel\nLeAnn's Country Inn\nMrs. Thrimble's Bed and Breakfast\nPine View Motel\nRobin's Nest Motel\nSnow Street Inn\nTimber Falls Motel\nThe Willow Inn\nOther Businesses\nAbandoned gas station\nBig Ed's Gas Farm\nBijou Opera House\nBroken Circle Stables\nEd Strimble's Worker's Warehouse\nHike and Bike\nLydecker Veterinary Clinic\nMo's Motor\nPackard Sawmill\nSlice 'n' Carve\nTim and Tom's Taxi-dermy\nTwin Peaks Savings and Loan\nWater processing plant\nLaw/Government\nThe Grange Hall\nTwin Peaks Chamber of Commerce\nTwin Peaks Sheriff's Department\nTwin Peaks Town Hall\nEducation\nTwin Peaks Community College\nTwin Peaks High School\nWarren G. Harding Elementary School\nMilitary\nListening Post Alpha\nUnguin Air Force Base\nRailroad facilities\nTrain car\nRailroad cemetery\nPublic attractions and facilities\nBookhouse\nCalhoun Memorial Hospital\nCounty Museum\nEaster Park\nGhostwood National Forest\nGlastonbury Grove\nOwl Cave\nWhite Tail Falls\nGazebo\nResidences\nAbandoned cabin\nBlue Pine Lodge\nBriggs house\nDead Dog Farm\nHarold Smith's apartment\nHurley house\nHayward house\nJacques Renault's cabin\nJacques Renault's apartment\nLog Lady's cabin\nMilford Place\nPalmer house\nReligious\nChapel in the Woods\nChrist the King\nChurch of the Good Shepard\nThe Third Baptist Church of Black Lake\nTwin Peaks Episcopal\nTwin Peaks Theosophist Society\nUnited Methodist Church\nCemeteries\nBlack Lake cemetery\nHistoric buildings that are now demolished\nOpera House\nStreets\nCedar Street\nChurch Lane\nDeepwoods Avenue\nDoyle Road\nEnthwhistle Street\nFalls Avenue\nFrost Avenue\nGreat Northern Highway\nHighway 12\nHighway 21\nHighway 9\nHighway J\nLynch Road\nMain Avenue\nMain Street\nNorth Western Street\nOak Street\nOld logging road\nOwl Street\nParker Road\nRiver Road\nRoute 21\nSnow Street\nSparkwood Road\nThrasher Avenue\nTimber Lane"


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"Lady slot-addict\nA slots-addicted old woman met Dale Cooper at the Silver Mustang Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.\nBiography\nFollowing her gambling addiction, the woman lost her home and her relationship with her son, Denver. Disheveled and malnourished, she frequented the slot machines at the Silver Mustang Casino.\nOne September, Dale Cooper showed up at the casino and, dazed and confused, began imitating the patrons and playing slots with quarters the cashier had given him. On his first try, he won a Mega-Jackpot, while the old woman stared at him in envy. He pointed at the machine next to hers, but she angrily muttered at him and gave him the finger, then did the same to the camera mounted on the ceiling above her.\nAfter Cooper won another jackpot nearby, she rushed to the machine he had pointed at and played a game, which also resultd in a jackpot. She cheered and clapped, ecstatic.\nNow calling Cooper \"Mr. Jackpots,\" she sought his advice on which machine to play, and won yet another game. She jumped up and down, thanking him effusively.\nThe woman used her winnings to rehabilitate herself, buying a house and a small dog and reconciling with Denver. "


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"Days later, while at Santino's with her son, she was delighted to run into Cooper at Santino's, where he was dining with the casino's owners Rodney and Bradley Mitchum. Nearly moved to tears, she explained how she had turned her life around and said she owed him everything. She then said to Mitchums that she hoped they knew what a special person they were dining with."


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"Listening Post Alpha\nListening Post Alpha was a secret U.S. Air Force facility located outside Twin Peaks, Washington on Blue Pine Mountain devoted to studying paranormal activity both local and extraterrestrial, working under the direction of Major Garland Briggs.\nHistory\nIn early 1983, Philip Jeffries accompanied Gordon Cole to Twin Peaks, supposedly in order to investigate the construction of the Listening Post Alpha facility by the U.S. Air Force on Blue Pine Mountain that Mayor Dwayne Milford and a number of locals were concerned about. Milford's concerns were allayed after a \"thorough\" investigation determined the facility was part of the new \"Star Wars\" defense program.\nListening Post Alpha was actively engaged in a mission to locate the White Lodge well into the 1980s under the direction of Major Garland Briggs and his superior, Colonel Calvin Reilly. This endeavor was considered a matter of national security.\nAfter learning of the death of Douglas Milford, which occurred three days before, Briggs went to Listening Post Alpha, where he received one final message from Milford, written the night Briggs disappeared. "


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"The message contained Milford's regrets involving their work, a warning that the government had not been on the level with either of them, and his speculations on the nature of the Black Lodge and the encounters both he and Briggs had experienced with it, but he ultimately urged Briggs to continue the work.\nIn the early hours of March 28, 1989, Briggs went to Listening Post Alpha on his own, intending to send a 'MAYDAY' signal. The next day, Briggs was reported to have died in a fire at the station, although his body was not found.\nAfter one of his disappearances, Briggs explained that his station was working to locate the White Lodge, and that he believed he had been taken there during his disappearance."


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"Meher Baba\nMeher Baba reviewed Lawrence Jacoby's The Eye of God: Sacred Psychology in the Aboriginal Mind, saying, \"I'm speechless.\"Behind the scenes\nMeher Baba (February 25, 1894 \u2013 January 31, 1969) was an Indian spiritual master."


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"Location Guide\nFor descriptions of locations seen in the show, see Twin Peaks, Washington\n\"Location Guide\" is a featurette originally released in the 2007 DVD set, Twin Peaks: Definitive Gold Box Edition. It was later re-released in the Blu-ray sets, Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery and Twin Peaks: From Z to A.\nAs the title states, it is a guide to finding the real-life filming locations seen in Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.\nThe locations shown are:\nWelcome sign at SE Renig Rd., .25 Mile West of 428th & Renig, North Bend, WA\nBlue Pine Lodge kitchen and exterior where Laura was found and Great Northern interiors at the Kiana Lodge 14976 Sandy Hook Rd. NE, Poulsbo, WA\nLaura's log\nPackard Sawmill at Weyerhaeuser Paper Mill 7001 396th Dr. SE Snoqualmie, WA\nSheriff's station at Weyerhaeuser Paper Mill offices 7001 396th Dr. SE Snoqualmie, WA\nGreat Northern Hotel exterior at Snoqualmie Falls, Salish Inn and spa, 6501 Railroad Ave., Snoqualmie, WA\nRonette's bridge at 396th Dr. and SE Renig Rd."


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", Snoqualmie, WA\nDouble R Diner at Twede's caf\u00e9 (formerly Mar-T) 137 West North Bend Way, North Bend, WA\nThe Roadhouse at Colonial Inn 4200 Preston Fall City Rd. SE Fall City, WA\nA short interview segment with Phoebe Augustine is seen in the segment for Ronette's bridge.\n"


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"Lois Duffy\nLois Duffy was a suspect in a murder of her own tulpa, a case that led to the naming of the Blue Rose Task Force.\nBiography\nIn Olympia, Washington in 1975, Duffy killed her tulpa, who said \"I'm like the blue rose,\" before dying and disappearing. The case was investigated by FBI agents Gordon Cole and Phillip Jeffries. The tulpa's final words were used in naming the task force that Cole and Jeffries belonged to.\nDuffy was indicted for the murder of her tulpa. Following this, she committed suicide by hanging."


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"Madoc\nMadoc, known in Welsh as Madog ab Owain Gwynedd, was a 12th century Welsh prince who sailed to modern-day America and established several colonies along the Mississippi River.\nHe was rumored to be an ancestor to the Mandan tribe.\nBehind the scenes\nMadoc, alternately spelled as Madog, ab Owain Gwynedd is a character of folklore, said to have sailed to America in 1170. The story was expanded to state that his fellow voyagers intermarried with Native Americans in the area. There is no conclusive evidence of Madoc's existence."


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"Lucy Brennan\nLucy Brennan (n\u00e9e Moran) was the receptionist at the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department.\nAfter a lengthy on-and-off relationship with Deputy Andy Brennan, the couple married and raised a son, Wally Brando.\nBiography\nLucy attended Tacoma High School and Mrs. Smith's School of Secretarial Science.\nBy February 1989, Lucy had been in an on-and-off-again relationship with Deputy Andy Brennan. During a break, she went out with Dick Tremayne.\nOne day, Lucy called Andy and Sheriff Harry S. Truman over the intercom to let them know that Josie Packard claimed she heard a prowler. Harry, apparently being summoned for one of his regular rendezvous with Josie, left Andy in the room. Lucy continued speculating over what the prowler may have been, not realizing Harry had already left the room, resulting in her screaming with surprise when he showed up right in front of her. Andy, hearing this scream, ran to see what the trouble was, while Lucy continued to speak over the intercom asking if he was still there. She then left her desk and they ended up colliding in the hallway.\n"


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"On the morning of February 23, Lucy patched through a call from Pete Martell to Sheriff Truman after he discovered the body of Laura Palmer wrapped in plastic.\n\nLater, she received a call from Andy, who helped find a train car where the murder took place. He told her to tell Harry that he did not cry and she tried to comfort him.\nShe later listened in to a conversation between Bobby Briggs and Mike Nelson, who planned to beat a biker with the initial 'J.'When she went to report her finding to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, he was already steps ahead of her, as he saw the reflection of a bike in Laura's eye in a video taken of her.\nShe later patched through a call from Doctor Will Hayward to Sheriff Truman regarding his daughter, Donna sneaking out.\nWhen Donna was seen at the Roadhouse, Truman told her to send two backup units and to tell Hayward that his daughter was safe. When Truman brought in James Hurley for questioning, he had Lucy prepare an arrest form and she set out an arrangement of donuts for Cooper and Truman. "


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"After Truman recommended to Cooper that he stay at the Great Northern Hotel, Lucy gave him directions.\nWhen Agent Cooper arrived at the sheriff's station in the morning, she ate breakfast and told him that she got him jelly donuts and that Sheriff Truman was waiting for him in the conference room.\nLucy later received a long-distance call from FBI Agent Albert Rosenfield for Cooper and she handed over the phone to him.\n\nThe following day, she assisted Sheriff Truman and Deputy Hawk in setting up a bottle sixty feet and six inches from where she was standing, per Agent Cooper's orders. She offered all of the men coffee, to which they all enthusiastically accepted and Cooper highly approved of it. She watched Cooper's presentation of Tibet and a method he had derived from them to determine what individuals with the initial 'J' could have been involved in the case. He had Lucy put check marks next to the names when the bottle was hit. The rock for Doctor Lawrence Jacoby hit the bottle but did not break it. "


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"When the \"Jack with one eye\" on the list was determined to possibly mean the casino One Eyed Jacks, Lucy removed it from the list. Then when the rock was thrown for Leo Johnson was thrown, the bottle broke. Later, Albert Rosenfield arrived in Twin Peaks and impatiently had Lucy inform Agent Cooper of his arrival.\nLucy went with Sheriff Truman to the Great Northern Hotel the next morning to meet with Agent Cooper, who had stated to Harry that he knew who killed Laura Palmer. However, he did not remember the name of the killer.\nThe following day, Lucy intently watched Invitation to Love when Harry and Andy came. The sheriff asked her \"what's going on?\"and she responded with the events of the television show, but he clarified that he meant at the station and she told him Cooper was waiting in the conference room with Doctor Jacoby. When he went, Andy stays behind, asking why he could not spend the previous night with her, but she ignored the question and asked if he would be having coffee.\nLater, she paged Agent Cooper when his superior, Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole called, followed by a call from Hawk.\n"


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"Lucy was told by Harry to look through files confiscated from the Lydecker Veterinary Clinic and to pull out the names of all of the bird owners. When Andy told her about a mishap he had with his gun, she brushed him off.\nThe next day, Lucy called in sick.\nAndy came to see her at her desk the day she returned to work, but she again did not wish to engage in conversation with the deputy. He left when she got a phone call from her doctor. Agent Cooper then arrived, commenting on her being out sick the previous day. She later went to the conference room when it was found that the myna bird, Waldo, had been shot.\nThe next day, Lucy watered the plants at the sheriff's station as Ed Hurley and Deputy Hawk talked about Andy's heroic actions of saving the life of Sheriff Truman. Impressed, she went to the kitchen area, where Andy joined her, closing the divider behind him. They kissed until Lucy announced that she was pregnant. "


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"She went back to her desk and received a call apparently from Leo Johnson, who asked for the sheriff and said to check out James Hurley, who was an \"easy rider.\"When Sheriff Truman returned to the station, she told him about this phone call.\nAfter Agent Cooper was brought to the hospital with a gunshot wound, she stood over him with Doctor Hayward and Sheriff Truman as he came to in the morning. Truman told her to inform him that Leo Johnson had been shot, Jacques Renault was strangled, Shelly Johnson and Pete Martell had suffered smoke inhalation, Catherine Martell and Josie Packard are missing, and Nadine Hurley was in a coma from overdosing on sleeping pills. With Truman, she followed Cooper, who had left his hospital bed to resume work, against Hayward's wishes.\nBack at the station, Phillip Gerard came to sell Sheriff Truman some shoes but departed when Lucy told him that Harry was busy. Donna later showed up to see James.\nAgent Cooper later had Lucy and Andy go through copies of Flesh World to find a picture of Teresa Banks, whose murder the previous year had clear similarities to Laura Palmer's.\n"


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"She was present in the conference room as Cooper went over the events that occurred the night Laura died. She smiled proudly as Andy stood up to Albert Rosenfield and his insults.\nThe following day, a fly buzzed around the receptionist's desk, much to Lucy's annoyance. Andy came in and reveals to her that he is sterile and asked how she was having a baby under this circumstance. She leaned closer to him, and while he assumed to be receiving a kiss, Lucy pulled a piece of tape off of Andy's head and shut the window.\nShe later patched through a phone call from Benjamin Horne. The station received another call, this time from someone who refused to reveal their identity, wishing to speak to Sheriff Truman. She hung up.\nLucy overheard Agent Cooper telling James to stop trying to solve Laura's murder on his own. He also checked on her as she figured out how many words contained the letters found under the fingernails of Teresa Banks, Laura Palmer, and Ronette Pulaski. Hawk came to check on her work just before Dick arrived to take her out to lunch. "


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"Hawk gave him the cold shoulder and left before they went to lunch at the Double R Diner.\nAt the diner, Dick bored Lucy with his talking about his work and the way he used his fork. She then displayed her annoyance with the fact that he had not called her in weeks despite how exciting their relationship had become. He then discussed a way to make it up to her and she proposed a maternity dress, informing him of her pregnancy.\nShe collided with Andy in a hallway at the station the next day. She noticed that he had an issue of Flesh World and was on his way to the bathroom. Disgusted, she shoved the book at him and left in a huff to the receptionist's desk.\nLucy was later approached by Andy and was still upset over catching him with the magazine. Agent Cooper came and dismissed Andy so he could talk to Lucy about her behavior as of late. She complained about the things she did not like about Andy and explained her relationship with Dick Tremayne, which had while she and Andy were on a break. "


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"He asked if she wanted to get back with Andy, but she did not know and became upset, then left the area.\nLater, she drank a coffee during a storm as Judge Clinton Sternwood arrived at the station and greeted her, asked for a hug, and noticed that she was upset. Sheriff Truman then arrived, followed by Agent Cooper. The three men went as Dick arrived, saying that he was ashamed of his own behavior and gave her $650 for an abortion. This upset her and she kicked him out of the station, giving his money back.\nLucy went to Sheriff Truman in the morning to tell him that she would be leaving to see her sister, Gwen in Tacoma, as she and her husband had a baby the previous week. She reluctantly left, escorted by the sheriff.\nShe returned to Twin Peaks a few days later with her sister, and they went to the sheriff's station, Gwen carrying her son Carl and discussing an infection she had. Lucy asked Hawk if he had seen Andy, but he shook his head.\nLater, Andy came to the sheriff's station and saw Lucy holding her nephew, which caused him to faint. "


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"She held ice to his head as Gwen rambled on and interrupted Andy's wishes to talk with Lucy in private until they told Gwen to shut up. She went away and Andy told Lucy that he could very well be the father of her child, as he had his sperm re-counted.\nAndy went to her the next day, wishing to talk about their child, but she confirmed to him that it may not have been his.\nDick came to see her at the station and she took him to a room with Andy, where she told them she wanted full cooperation from both of them throughout her pregnancy. This occurred as Leland Palmer confessed to his daughter's murder and subsequently died in custody.\nDick announced to her the next day that he had quit smoking and wished to speak about the baby while Lucy changed fluorescent light bulbs. Andy intervened, stating that there should not be any fighting between them.\nAs Agent Cooper prepared to leave Twin Peaks, he gave Lucy his best wishes for her and the baby and wished to be invited to her wedding. "


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"However, Cooper was stopped by Special Agent Roger Hardy, who told him he had been suspended from the FBI.\nA couple of days later, Lucy sat down with Judy Swain, Andy, and Dick. Judy was the case manager for Nicky Needleman, an orphan who was under Dick's care and may have been traumatized by his parents' mysterious deaths.\nDick came back to the station in the evening and passed by her to speak with Andy.\nLater she answered a call for Truman but discovered that the sheriff and all of the other men at the station had been taken by the charms of Lana Milford.\nThe next day, Lucy overheard a conversation between Andy and Dick, but they were gone when she came to investigate. She was instead met by Cooper, who had assigned her to search newspapers for a chess deal of any information about a Windom Earle.\nLater at night, Lucy explained to Truman that the station's power was out due to a bomb in the woods.\n"


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"The following day, Andy informed Lucy that he and Dick believed that Nicky murdered his parents when he was six years old, but Lucy did not believe the boy to be capable of this.\nLater, Major Garland Briggs stumbled in, wishing to speak to the sheriff, and he collapsed. After he came to and was taken to Harry's office, Lucy brought him water.\nIn the evening, Doctor Hayward forced her, Andy, and Dick together for a meeting. The doctor shot down the accusations that Nicky murdered his parents, informing them that the boy was conceived by a rape, his mother died in childbirth, and his adoptive parents were killed in a car accident.\nA couple of days later, Sheriff Truman had Lucy call Pete to the station and to check the newspaper for any chess moves by Windom Earle.\nDuring Pete's work, he had Lucy and Andy start playing chess. She became frustrated when he moved one of his knights without doing the \"little hook thing,\" as he believed it was optional, though Pete corrected him. She then put Andy in check.\nLater in the evening, Lucy appeared as a model in the fashion show for the Stop Ghostwood campaign.\n"


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"The next morning, Andy dropped through the ceiling in front of Lucy's desk, preparing for the Sheriff's Department's trip to Owl Cave. She had him promise he would be careful.\nLucy went to Dick's wine-tasting event the next day, again sponsored by the Stop Ghostwood campaign. There, she became fed up with Dick's snootiness.\nThe day after the wine-tasting, she asked Andy for advice on her speech for the upcoming Miss Twin Peaks Contest and told him that the next day, she would choose whether he or Dick would act as her baby's father, regardless of who it belonged to biologically.\nIn the morning, Lucy and the rest of the women participating in Miss Twin Peaks were taught some choreography by Tim Pinkle. At the contest that night, Lucy displayed her talent for dance.\nAs the judges decided on the winner, Lucy took Andy and Dick aside to announce to them that she had chosen Andy as the father of her child. Dick congratulated Andy and then went to make his vote for Miss Twin Peaks. Andy told Lucy that he was excited for his responsibility of being a father, but excused himself to talk to Agent Cooper. "


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"Following Annie Blackburn's win, chaos ensued.\nBack at the station, Andy asked Lucy if she was scared, and she confirmed this by expressing her worry that the lights at the Roadhouse were going out and that she was afraid that the same thing would happen in a hospital elevator when she was in labor. Andy declared that if this happened, he would be with her and help her have the baby inside the elevator. They shared a kiss and, for the first time, said \"I love you.\"Later life\nLucy had her baby, a son, on Marlon Brando's birthday, and although Andy wanted to name him Marlon, the name Wally was decided on. Andy and Lucy married at some point over the next twenty-five years and both retained their jobs in the sheriff's department.\nA man in a suit came to the station one day, asking to speak to Sheriff Truman, but he did not know whether he wanted to talk to the one who was sick, or the one who was fishing. He gave Lucy his card and left.\n\n"


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"Later, Hawk\u2014by then promoted to Deputy Chief\u2014called Lucy and Andy to the conference room and told them that, according to the Log Lady, there was something missing from the files he brought to the room that somehow pertained to Agent Cooper, who had gone missing since before Wally was born.\nLucy and Andy further investigated the files, but could not figure out what was missing. While meeting with Hawk, Lucy pointed out that a chocolate bunny was missing from the evidence and admitted that she had eaten it years before to relieve gas. Hawk soon brought them to the conclusion that they were not looking for the bunny.\nLater, after a phone conversation with Sheriff Frank Truman about the thermostat, she became frightened when he suddenly entered the station. Andy comforted her, trying to explain cell phones and reassured her. Soon after, Wally arrived at the station to pay his respects to Harry and give his blessing for Lucy and Andy to turn his room into a study.\nLucy later called Frank\u2014who was in Hawk's office\u2014to inform him that his wife, Doris, was on her way.\n"


