Walsh
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| Walsh | |
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| Portrayed by: | Max Perlich |
| Appearances | |
| Franchise(s): | Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles |
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| First Appearance: | "Samson & Delilah" |
| Last Appearance: | "Desert Cantos" |
| Details | |
| Gender: | Male |
| Status: | Deceased |
| Age: | Unknown |
| Date of Birth: | Unknown |
| Date of Death: | 2008 |
| Occupation: | Private investigator for Catherine Weaver former police officer |
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Biography
Prior to working for Weaver, he had worked for 23 years with the Baltimore Police Department, and continued to wear his Baltimore PD ring.
Walsh acquired the Turk, and sold it to Catherine Weaver at Zeira Corp headquarters for $300,000.
Desert Investigation
Weaver sent Walsh to track down the whereabouts of George McCarthy, an employee of the "Heat and Air" facility in the high desert, who had been listed as dead after the destruction of the facility. Walsh went to the company town, and attended the vigil and wake for the deceased townspeople, searching for clues. Derek Reese recognized that Walsh wasn't a regular mourner, and offered to give him a ride to the funeral. In the truck, Walsh pretended that he was an OSHA investigator trying to determine the cause of the plant explosion. Realizing that Reese was also searching for information on the plant, Walsh got out of the truck and walked the rest of the way to the funeral.
After the funeral, Walsh walked to a house in the neighborhood, secretly tailed by Sarah Connor who had learned from Reese that Walsh was looking for something. He broke into an empty house and disappeared inside. The house contained a secret surveillance room, used by George McCarthy, and a tunnel which led to McCarthy's garage. Walsh was killed and his body was left by a pond outside of town. Some of his blood was found in the surveillance room by Sarah Connor who had followed him to investigate.
That evening, Sarah, John, Cameron, and Derek found Walsh's bloody body by the pond, along with some of the dead cows that John and Cameron had viewed earlier in the day. As they were examining the scene, the drone lifted out of the pond and flew away.
Trivia
The line about formerly being a member of the Baltimore Police Department, 4th Precinct in "Desert Cantos" is a direct reference to actor Max Perlich's previous role on the TV show "Homicide: Life on the Street" about the 4th Precinct of Baltimore PD, even though Perlich's character on that show, J. H. Brodie, wasn't actually a cop, but a reporter and later a crime scene recorder.
