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Should we really list this guy as deceased? In all likliehood, he was, but we're never given a body to identify. If we were given the body of the guy mowing the lawn, I wouldn't ask, but since we only get Daniels and his partner dead, and never see the body of the guy mowing the lawn, we should change his status to unknown. This is similar to other characters, like Mitchell, Lawrence, and Ray. If no clear enough evidence is given that they're dead, they should be unknown. --ASHPD24 16:46, March 5, 2011 (UTC)
- We don't have to see bodies in many cases. Tony reported to George in the next episode that the agents protecting Kim & Teri were all dead. (Findings at CTU attempted to retcon Ted Paulson's situation and stated that he was found alive but died later, but nothing was mentioned about anyone else.)
- As for Lawrence and Ray, Drake (Day 1) reported back to CTU that the MUDD staff were all killed, so that was the necessary confirmation on those. I'm pretty sure there was a report or something that took Mitchell into account, too, but I don't remember specifically in his case, so you can look into it if you like. Blue Rook talk contribs 17:08, March 5, 2011 (UTC)
- I see your point on the others, but there never was a confirmation for Mitchell other than he wasn't present at the time of the hit. He probably was killed, but no mention of all of the Felsted employees being dead is ever made. --ASHPD24 17:13, March 5, 2011 (UTC)
I agree that the guy is deceased, as it was stated all the agents were killed. However I don't see why he is an unidentifiable character instead of a mentioned one - we have no evidence that he was one of the 3 agents seen at the safehouse. The only info we get about how many extra agents were sent is that they sent "two more teams", and the maths doesn't add up that 3 people can constitute 2 teams. Therefore there were definitely agents at the safehouse that audience didn't see, any of them could have been Ron. So surely he should be a mentioned character. Any objections?--Acer4666 19:55, July 14, 2011 (UTC)
- Despite Jack telling Nina two more teams were on the way, after getting back to CTU Nina only mentions Paulson & Breeher and the extra extra security team. So maybe they had to re-allocate agents elsewhere and only the three on-screen guys made it to the safe house. But even if there were other characters unseen, I think it's a stretch to say that Paulson could've been calling to any of them. He saw the abandoned mower and began walking through the house calling for "Ron." Near as I can tell, he must've been calling to either Breeher (who was also stationed in the house) or the mower agent. Cerasini forgot that we already got Breeher's first name, so he made the wrong choice. As far as I'm concerned, the only possibility that makes sense is for Ron to be the mowing agent. --proudhug 03:43, July 24, 2011 (UTC)