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'''Liza''' is a coroner living in America. |
'''Liza''' is a coroner living in America. |
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| − | She constantly plays games while on duty. She has difficulty interacting with people and so finds a job as a coroner to be satisfactory. She does not enjoy paperwork or meetings. |
+ | She is in her late fifties. She is very tall. She constantly plays games while on duty. She has difficulty interacting with people and so finds a job as a coroner to be satisfactory. She does not enjoy paperwork or meetings. |
| − | While [[Stephen Leeds|Stephen]] was investigating the disappearance of [[Panos Maheras]]' body, he talked to Liza in order to try and find clues. Liza agreed to trade an interview between Stephen and a psychologist for 15 minutes of looking around the morgue.{{book ref|legion2|12}} |
+ | While [[Stephen Leeds|Stephen]] was investigating the disappearance of [[Panos Maheras]]' body, he talked to Liza in order to try and find clues. She wore a white lab coat over jeans and a pink buttoned blouse. She describes herself as busy to avoid helping Stephen but was playing games. Liza was curious about the disappearance because the commissioner had insisted the body was to stay in the morgue until it was stolen. Liza agreed to trade an interview between Stephen and a psychologist for 15 minutes of looking around the morgue.{{book ref|legion2|12}} |
== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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Revisión del 03:07 2 oct 2020
| Liza | |
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| Oficio | Coroner |
| Mundo natal | Tierra (Legion) |
Liza is a coroner living in America.
She is in her late fifties. She is very tall. She constantly plays games while on duty. She has difficulty interacting with people and so finds a job as a coroner to be satisfactory. She does not enjoy paperwork or meetings.
While Stephen was investigating the disappearance of Panos Maheras' body, he talked to Liza in order to try and find clues. She wore a white lab coat over jeans and a pink buttoned blouse. She describes herself as busy to avoid helping Stephen but was playing games. Liza was curious about the disappearance because the commissioner had insisted the body was to stay in the morgue until it was stolen. Liza agreed to trade an interview between Stephen and a psychologist for 15 minutes of looking around the morgue.[1]