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Jerry Wolfe spent the living portion of his life one step ahead of both the law and the criminal organizations he'd spent years infiltrating as a Prohibition Bureau agent. His death at 32 came not from the bootleggers he'd been chasing, but from a crooked Treasury Department colleague who'd sold him out to the Capone organization. Census Agent Harlow pulled him from the transit queue three hours after his death, noting his extraordinary Spirit Realm sensitivity — a trait common in those who've spent years living double lives, walking the knife's edge between worlds. Wolfe accepted recruitment with the pragmatism of a man who'd made peace with the peculiar long ago. In the field, Wolfe is loud where Black is silent, obvious where Maddock is subtle — and somehow it works. His ability to read people, cultivate informants, and navigate complex criminal hierarchies has proven invaluable as the Agency moves against occultist networks with deep criminal ties.