Assignment Tracker 2.0/Matt Parkman - Revision history

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	\| history = Apart from suffering from [[Dyslexia]], Matt Parkman was about as "average" a person as they come until his [[ability]] to [[telepathy\|hear others' thoughts]] manifested while investigating the [[The Walkers' home\|Walker crime scene]], a family apparently murdered by [[Gabriel Gray]] (see case file C004).		\| history = Apart from suffering from [[Dyslexia]], Matt Parkman was about as "average" a person as they come until his [[ability]] to [[telepathy\|hear others' thoughts]] manifested while investigating the [[The Walkers' home\|Walker crime scene]], a family apparently murdered by [[Gabriel Gray]] (see case file [[Assignment Tracker 2.0/Gabriel Gray\|C004]]).

	Parkman was [[bag and tag\|tagged]] by [[the Company]] and released to continue his work on the [[Walker]] case with the [[FBI]]. Later, he participated in the capture and interrogation of [[Theodore Sprague]] (see case file [[Assignment Tracker 2.0/Ted Sprague\|C003]]) and the continued investigation of Sylar's murder spree. However, internal reports indicate that the ability may have caused personal problems on the job--he punched [[Tom McHenry\|a fellow officer]] in the [[Matt's precinct\|precinct]] locker room when he learned he had been having an affair with his wife, [[Janice]].		Parkman was [[bag and tag\|tagged]] by [[the Company]] and released to continue his work on the [[Walker]] case with the [[FBI]]. Later, he participated in the capture and interrogation of [[Theodore Sprague]] (see case file [[Assignment Tracker 2.0/Ted Sprague\|C003]]) and the continued investigation of Sylar's murder spree. However, internal reports indicate that the ability may have caused personal problems on the job--he punched [[Tom McHenry\|a fellow officer]] in the [[Matt's precinct\|precinct]] locker room when he learned he had been having an affair with his wife, [[Janice]].

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	\| history = Apart from suffering from [[Dyslexia]], Matt Parkman was about as "average" a person as they come until his [[ability]] to [[telepathy\|hear others' thoughts]] manifested while investigating the [[The Walkers' home\|Walker crime scene]], a family apparently murdered by [[Gabriel Gray]] (see case file C004).		\| history = Apart from suffering from [[Dyslexia]], Matt Parkman was about as "average" a person as they come until his [[ability]] to [[telepathy\|hear others' thoughts]] manifested while investigating the [[The Walkers' home\|Walker crime scene]], a family apparently murdered by [[Gabriel Gray]] (see case file C004).

	Parkman was [[bag and tag\|tagged]] by [[the Company]] and released to continue his work on the [[Walker]] case with the [[FBI]]. Later, he participated in the capture and interrogation of [[Theodore Sprague]] (see case file [[Assignment Tracker 2.0/~~Theodore~~ Sprague\|C003]]) and the continued investigation of Sylar's murder spree. However, internal reports indicate that the ability may have caused personal problems on the job--he punched [[Tom McHenry\|a fellow officer]] in the [[Matt's precinct\|precinct]] locker room when he learned he had been having an affair with his wife, [[Janice]].		Parkman was [[bag and tag\|tagged]] by [[the Company]] and released to continue his work on the [[Walker]] case with the [[FBI]]. Later, he participated in the capture and interrogation of [[Theodore Sprague]] (see case file [[Assignment Tracker 2.0/Ted Sprague\|C003]]) and the continued investigation of Sylar's murder spree. However, internal reports indicate that the ability may have caused personal problems on the job--he punched [[Tom McHenry\|a fellow officer]] in the [[Matt's precinct\|precinct]] locker room when he learned he had been having an affair with his wife, [[Janice]].

	Sylar's attack at [[Union Wells High School]] led Parkman and [[Audrey Hanson\|FBI Agent Hanson]] to [[Odessa, Texas]] where they continued their investigation, during which Parkman became suspicious of Company activities. Parkman's surveillance and unsuccessful raid on [[Primatech Paper Company]] resulted in a six-month suspension from the [[LAPD]] and ruined his credibility with the FBI. He is currently divorced and working at the [[NYPD]] at detective rank.		Sylar's attack at [[Union Wells High School]] led Parkman and [[Audrey Hanson\|FBI Agent Hanson]] to [[Odessa, Texas]] where they continued their investigation, during which Parkman became suspicious of Company activities. Parkman's surveillance and unsuccessful raid on [[Primatech Paper Company]] resulted in a six-month suspension from the [[LAPD]] and ruined his credibility with the FBI. He is currently divorced and working at the [[NYPD]] at detective rank.

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	\| history = Apart from suffering from [[Dyslexia]], Matt Parkman was about as "average" a person as they come until his [[ability]] to [[telepathy\|hear others' thoughts]] manifested while investigating the [[The Walkers' home\|Walker crime scene]], a family apparently murdered by [[Gabriel Gray]] (see case file C004).		\| history = Apart from suffering from [[Dyslexia]], Matt Parkman was about as "average" a person as they come until his [[ability]] to [[telepathy\|hear others' thoughts]] manifested while investigating the [[The Walkers' home\|Walker crime scene]], a family apparently murdered by [[Gabriel Gray]] (see case file C004).

	Parkman was [[bag and tag\|tagged]] by [[the Company]] and released to continue his work on the [[Walker]] case with the [[FBI]]. Later, he participated in the capture and interrogation of [[Theodore Sprague]] (see case file C003) and the continued investigation of Sylar's murder spree. However, internal reports indicate that the ability may have caused personal problems on the job--he punched [[Tom McHenry\|a fellow officer]] in the [[Matt's precinct\|precinct]] locker room when he learned he had been having an affair with his wife, [[Janice]].		Parkman was [[bag and tag\|tagged]] by [[the Company]] and released to continue his work on the [[Walker]] case with the [[FBI]]. Later, he participated in the capture and interrogation of [[Theodore Sprague]] (see case file [[Assignment Tracker 2.0/Theodore Sprague\|C003]]) and the continued investigation of Sylar's murder spree. However, internal reports indicate that the ability may have caused personal problems on the job--he punched [[Tom McHenry\|a fellow officer]] in the [[Matt's precinct\|precinct]] locker room when he learned he had been having an affair with his wife, [[Janice]].

	Sylar's attack at [[Union Wells High School]] led Parkman and [[Audrey Hanson\|FBI Agent Hanson]] to [[Odessa, Texas]] where they continued their investigation, during which Parkman became suspicious of Company activities. Parkman's surveillance and unsuccessful raid on [[Primatech Paper Company]] resulted in a six-month suspension from the [[LAPD]] and ruined his credibility with the FBI. He is currently divorced and working at the [[NYPD]] at detective rank.		Sylar's attack at [[Union Wells High School]] led Parkman and [[Audrey Hanson\|FBI Agent Hanson]] to [[Odessa, Texas]] where they continued their investigation, during which Parkman became suspicious of Company activities. Parkman's surveillance and unsuccessful raid on [[Primatech Paper Company]] resulted in a six-month suspension from the [[LAPD]] and ruined his credibility with the FBI. He is currently divorced and working at the [[NYPD]] at detective rank.

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	\| history = Apart from suffering from [[Dyslexia]], Matt Parkman was about as "average" a person as they come until his [[ability]] to [[telepathy\|hear others' thoughts]] manifested while investigating the [[The Walkers' home\|Walker crime scene]], a family apparently murdered by [[Gabriel Gray]] (see case file C004).		\| history = Apart from suffering from [[Dyslexia]], Matt Parkman was about as "average" a person as they come until his [[ability]] to [[telepathy\|hear others' thoughts]] manifested while investigating the [[The Walkers' home\|Walker crime scene]], a family apparently murdered by [[Gabriel Gray]] (see case file C004).

	Parkman was [[bag and tag\|tagged]] by [[the Company]] and released to continue his work on the [[Walker]] case with the [[FBI]]. Later, he participated in the capture and interrogation of [[Theodore Sprague]] (see case file [[Assignment Tracker 2.0/~~Theodore~~ Sprague\|C003]]) and the continued investigation of Sylar's murder spree. However, internal reports indicate that the ability may have caused personal problems on the job--he punched [[Tom McHenry\|a fellow officer]] in the [[Matt's precinct\|precinct]] locker room when he learned he had been having an affair with his wife, [[Janice]].		Parkman was [[bag and tag\|tagged]] by [[the Company]] and released to continue his work on the [[Walker]] case with the [[FBI]]. Later, he participated in the capture and interrogation of [[Theodore Sprague]] (see case file [[Assignment Tracker 2.0/Ted Sprague\|C003]]) and the continued investigation of Sylar's murder spree. However, internal reports indicate that the ability may have caused personal problems on the job--he punched [[Tom McHenry\|a fellow officer]] in the [[Matt's precinct\|precinct]] locker room when he learned he had been having an affair with his wife, [[Janice]].

	Sylar's attack at [[Union Wells High School]] led Parkman and [[Audrey Hanson\|FBI Agent Hanson]] to [[Odessa, Texas]] where they continued their investigation, during which Parkman became suspicious of Company activities. Parkman's surveillance and unsuccessful raid on [[Primatech Paper Company]] resulted in a six-month suspension from the [[LAPD]] and ruined his credibility with the FBI. He is currently divorced and working at the [[NYPD]] at detective rank.		Sylar's attack at [[Union Wells High School]] led Parkman and [[Audrey Hanson\|FBI Agent Hanson]] to [[Odessa, Texas]] where they continued their investigation, during which Parkman became suspicious of Company activities. Parkman's surveillance and unsuccessful raid on [[Primatech Paper Company]] resulted in a six-month suspension from the [[LAPD]] and ruined his credibility with the FBI. He is currently divorced and working at the [[NYPD]] at detective rank.

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	\| history = Apart from suffering from [[Dyslexia]], Matt Parkman was about as "average" a person as they come until his [[ability]] to [[telepathy\|hear others' thoughts]] manifested while investigating the [[The Walkers' home\|Walker crime scene]], a family apparently murdered by [[Gabriel Gray]] (see case file C004).		\| history = Apart from suffering from [[Dyslexia]], Matt Parkman was about as "average" a person as they come until his [[ability]] to [[telepathy\|hear others' thoughts]] manifested while investigating the [[The Walkers' home\|Walker crime scene]], a family apparently murdered by [[Gabriel Gray]] (see case file C004).

	Parkman was [[bag and tag\|tagged]] by [[the Company]] and released to continue his work on the [[Walker]] case with the [[FBI]]. Later, he participated in the capture and interrogation of [[Theodore Sprague]] (see case file C003) and the continued investigation of Sylar's murder spree. However, internal reports indicate that the ability may have caused personal problems on the job--he punched [[Tom McHenry\|a fellow officer]] in the [[Matt's precinct\|precinct]] locker room when he learned he had been having an affair with his wife, [[Janice]].		Parkman was [[bag and tag\|tagged]] by [[the Company]] and released to continue his work on the [[Walker]] case with the [[FBI]]. Later, he participated in the capture and interrogation of [[Theodore Sprague]] (see case file [[Assignment Tracker 2.0/Theodore Sprague\|C003]]) and the continued investigation of Sylar's murder spree. However, internal reports indicate that the ability may have caused personal problems on the job--he punched [[Tom McHenry\|a fellow officer]] in the [[Matt's precinct\|precinct]] locker room when he learned he had been having an affair with his wife, [[Janice]].

	Sylar's attack at [[Union Wells High School]] led Parkman and [[Audrey Hanson\|FBI Agent Hanson]] to [[Odessa, Texas]] where they continued their investigation, during which Parkman became suspicious of Company activities. Parkman's surveillance and unsuccessful raid on [[Primatech Paper Company]] resulted in a six-month suspension from the [[LAPD]] and ruined his credibility with the FBI. He is currently divorced and working at the [[NYPD]] at detective rank.		Sylar's attack at [[Union Wells High School]] led Parkman and [[Audrey Hanson\|FBI Agent Hanson]] to [[Odessa, Texas]] where they continued their investigation, during which Parkman became suspicious of Company activities. Parkman's surveillance and unsuccessful raid on [[Primatech Paper Company]] resulted in a six-month suspension from the [[LAPD]] and ruined his credibility with the FBI. He is currently divorced and working at the [[NYPD]] at detective rank.