
Liberty City's bomb maker, working through bandaged hands and supplying anybody who can pay. Freed from the same prison transport as Claude and the first friendly face in the story.
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Liberty City's bomb maker, working through bandaged hands and supplying anybody who can pay. Freed from the same prison transport as Claude and the first friendly face in the story.
The widow of a television producer who drowned testing a submarine, and a woman who needs every piece of that submarine found before the life insurance will pay.

An intelligence handler of unstated allegiance who supplies crews with military hardware and never quite explains on whose behalf.
An Irish associate of Derrick McReary's from the old country, and one of the three men Derrick needs dealt with before they deal with him.
Al Jerome
Scipio
Madd Dogg's manager, whom OG Loc hires Carl to kidnap and kill to sabotage the rapper's career. Carl does it from behind the wheel of the car sent to pick him up.
One half of the pair who run London's underworld in both expansions, and the half who does the thinking. He is the voice giving the protagonist his instructions, and the war with Harold Cartwright and Jack Parkinson is the length of the story.
Umberto's father, who has run the family cafe in Little Havana since the fifties and holds the room while his son runs a gang out of it.
Congressman Shrub
A congressman campaigning against pornography while keeping a penthouse with the city's best-known adult film star. Tommy Vercetti photographs the arrangement, and the photographs end the campaign.
A Middle Park East heiress who blogs her own life in detail, and one of the four women Niko can date.

Michael's wife, a former dancer who took to Rockford Hills far more comfortably than he did. The marriage runs on spending, tennis coaches and open contempt in both directions.
A Russian gun runner working out of Los Santos, and one of the names C.R.A.S.H. hands Carl rather than arrests.
An FIB agent at Steve Haines's side through the crew's blackmailed run of jobs.
A low-ranking Russian working Hove Beach for Dimitri Rascalov, and the man sent to bring the Bellic cousins in.
Jimmy Pegorino's wife, and the only person in Alderney willing to tell him what his ambitions are costing him.
A founding member of The Lost who has not ridden since the accident that put him in a wheelchair, and who runs the club's bike thefts from it.
Mikhail and Ilyena Faustin's daughter, whose choice of boyfriend her father settles by having him killed.

Gay Tony · Tony Prince
Liberty City's best-known club owner, whose two venues are propped up by loans from people he should never have borrowed from.
Albert's brother and the other half of the operation — the muscle where Albert is the planning. The two are inseparable in both expansions and are hired from as one.

The elder of the two brothers running Vice City's cocaine trade from a fortified mansion, and the more openly violent of them.

A friend of Luis's from Northwood who never left the corner they grew up on, and keeps trying to pull Luis back onto it.

Johnny's on-and-off partner, whose debts and habits keep arriving as his problems.

The Yakuza's head in Liberty City, colder and considerably more capable than her brother, and the employer Claude does his Staunton Island work for.

The head of the Haitian community and the one figure in Vice City who gets Tommy to do exactly as he is told without ever raising her voice.

A property developer who explains his method to anybody who will listen: buy cheap, make the neighbourhood unliveable, buy the rest cheaper.
A technology billionaire whose plan for the country is run by the artificial intelligence he built to have it, and who is entirely comfortable with that.

A former Grove Street member who left the set for the trade that is destroying it, and does very well out of the decision.
A deputy sheriff policing the desert out of Tierra Robada, divorced, with two children and a jurisdiction that turns up a shallow grave every fortnight.
A marijuana legalisation campaigner working the streets of Los Santos, who hands out his own product to win the argument and loses it to the hallucinations.
Miss Management
An English talent manager whose client list has run from a talking dog to Phil Collins, and who hires Victor Vance for the parts of the job a manager cannot do himself.
Zero's opposite number in San Fierro's remote-control hobby trade, carrying a grudge about a science fair and prosecuting it with model aircraft.

Florian Cravic
A friend from Niko's old unit who reinvented himself entirely in Liberty City.

A paparazzo who recruits Franklin as a driver and treats celebrity harassment as a craft with standards.

A Grove Street member the crack trade takes apart in front of everybody.

The president of Vice City's biker chapter, who will not lift a finger for anybody who has not first done something for the club.
The Vagos dealer holding Madd Dogg's mansion, having taken it off him in exchange for the drugs that lost it. Carl and the Triads take the house back.
Head of the Rednecks, who run pickups out of a trailer park in the Residential District and are the least corporate outfit in a city otherwise carved up by a conglomerate.

President of The Lost's Alderney chapter, out of court-ordered rehab and determined to undo every truce Johnny made while he was gone.
A retired Vice City Mambas tight end who went into business, bought Sunshine Autos, put his own name over the door and then sold it on to Tommy Vercetti.
The second of the three Albanians collecting on Roman's debts.
Robert Jefferson
A former Secretary of Security Enforcement whose speech on foreign gangs is worth a Gambetti escort to hear delivered.

A Vice City name who made the crossing from the street to the balance sheet and never lets anybody forget either half of it. His holdings run to property, a club and a recording studio.

The third man on the North Yankton crew, and the reason Michael and Trevor spend the next nine years believing very different things about what happened there.

A survivor of the Keys smuggling era who still moves product through his boat yard, with his third wife Lori alongside him. Jason has a roof from him, and the rent is paid in favours.
A Lost member loyal to Billy Grey rather than to the club.
A university-educated banker whose crack habit has taken everything else, and who keeps finding Niko rather than the other way round.

A street-racing promoter with a steroid habit, a helicopter and an unshakeable belief that he is the most impressive man in any room.
The mob boss the original game's Liberty City work comes from — a voice on a payphone with a rap sheet running to murder, robbery and extortion, and the man who eventually puts the player on a flight out to the next city.
Another of Derrick McReary's old associates, and another name on the same list.

Cal keeps to himself with a scanner tuned to Coast Guard traffic and a drink within reach. He is content at the bottom of the map and would happily stay there. The trouble is that Jason is not.
Klepto Cam
A safecracker with a business of his own and a compulsion that keeps putting him back in a cell. Tommy Vercetti takes him out of one to open a bank.