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* '''Appears in:''' [[1.15_The_Benders_%28episode%29|1.15 The Benders]] | * '''Appears in:''' [[1.15_The_Benders_%28episode%29|1.15 The Benders]] | ||
| − | [[Category:Characters]] | + | Kathleen Hudak is a deputy Sheriff in Hibbing, Minnesota. Three years ago her brother Riley, who drove a a ten year old black Mustang, disappeared. Empathising with Dean, she helps him search for Sam even disovering he is not a police officer as claimed. |
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| + | Whent hey arrive at the Benders' property, Hudak cuffs Dean to the poilce car, but is herself captured. She and Sam escape as Lee bender is about to kill them. She finally overpowers [[Pa Bender]]. When she asks him why he killed her brother and he answers "Becuase it's fun", she kills him. | ||
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| + | She advises Sam adn Dean to leave before the state police and FBI arrive. When Dean says he is sorry about her brother's death she says: | ||
| + | :It was really hard not knowing what happened to him. I thought it would be easier once I knew the truth—but it isn’t really. | ||
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Revision as of 06:43, 31 July 2007
- Played by Jessica Steen.
- Appears in: 1.15 The Benders
Kathleen Hudak is a deputy Sheriff in Hibbing, Minnesota. Three years ago her brother Riley, who drove a a ten year old black Mustang, disappeared. Empathising with Dean, she helps him search for Sam even disovering he is not a police officer as claimed.
Whent hey arrive at the Benders' property, Hudak cuffs Dean to the poilce car, but is herself captured. She and Sam escape as Lee bender is about to kill them. She finally overpowers Pa Bender. When she asks him why he killed her brother and he answers "Becuase it's fun", she kills him.
She advises Sam adn Dean to leave before the state police and FBI arrive. When Dean says he is sorry about her brother's death she says:
- It was really hard not knowing what happened to him. I thought it would be easier once I knew the truth—but it isn’t really.
