Assignment Tracker 2.0/Ted Sprague - Revision history

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2010-04-08T20:48:22Z

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	\| history = Sprague was tracked and captured while on a routine business trip to [[Kansas]], conducted as part of his job for a medical supply company. His wife, [[Karen]], most likely died due to the manifestation of Sprague's [[ability]] to [[radiation\|emit radioactive particles]]. She succumbed to [[cancer]] after enduring sustained exposure to high levels of radiation.		\| history = Sprague was tracked and captured while on a routine business trip to [[Kansas]], conducted as part of his job for a medical supply company. His wife, [[Karen]], most likely died due to the manifestation of Sprague's [[ability]] to [[radiation\|emit radioactive particles]]. She succumbed to [[cancer]] after enduring sustained exposure to high levels of radiation.

	[[FBI]] Agent [[Audrey Hanson]] and [[LAPD]] officer [[Matt Parkman]] (see case file C002) investigated the death of [[Robert Fresco]], Karen Sprague's oncologist, as a possible "[[Sylar]]" victim. Their investigation instead led them to Sprague, who admitted to accidentally killing Fresco with his radiological ability.		[[FBI]] Agent [[Audrey Hanson]] and [[LAPD]] officer [[Matt Parkman]] (see case file [[Assignment Tracker 2.0/Matt Parkman\|C002]]) investigated the death of [[Robert Fresco]], Karen Sprague's oncologist, as a possible "[[Sylar]]" victim. Their investigation instead led them to Sprague, who admitted to accidentally killing Fresco with his radiological ability.

	Sprague was apprehended while visiting his wife in the [[Los Angeles hospital\|hospital]]. Karen died during the arrest, and Sprague was taken in for questioning by Hanson and Parkman. After questioning, Sprague escaped FBI custody during prisoner transport and fled to the [[Nevada desert]]. The Company captured him there, but he managed to escape and was most likely [[Sylar's victims\|murdered]] by [[Gabriel Gray]] (see [[Assignment Tracker 2.0/Gabriel Gray\|C3004]] {{sic}} file) who possibly [[power theft\|acquired]] Sprague's power of radiation.		Sprague was apprehended while visiting his wife in the [[Los Angeles hospital\|hospital]]. Karen died during the arrest, and Sprague was taken in for questioning by Hanson and Parkman. After questioning, Sprague escaped FBI custody during prisoner transport and fled to the [[Nevada desert]]. The Company captured him there, but he managed to escape and was most likely [[Sylar's victims\|murdered]] by [[Gabriel Gray]] (see [[Assignment Tracker 2.0/Gabriel Gray\|C3004]] {{sic}} file) who possibly [[power theft\|acquired]] Sprague's power of radiation.

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	\| history = Sprague was tracked and captured while on a routine business trip to [[Kansas]], conducted as part of his job for a medical supply company. His wife, [[Karen]], most likely died due to the manifestation of Sprague's [[ability]] to [[radiation\|emit radioactive particles]]. She succumbed to cancer after enduring sustained exposure to high levels of radiation.		\| history = Sprague was tracked and captured while on a routine business trip to [[Kansas]], conducted as part of his job for a medical supply company. His wife, [[Karen]], most likely died due to the manifestation of Sprague's [[ability]] to [[radiation\|emit radioactive particles]]. She succumbed to [[cancer]] after enduring sustained exposure to high levels of radiation.

	[[FBI]] Agent [[Audrey Hanson]] and [[LAPD]] officer [[Matt Parkman]] (see case file C002) investigated the death of [[Robert Fresco]], Karen Sprague's oncologist, as a possible "[[Sylar]]" victim. Their investigation instead led them to Sprague, who admitted to accidentally killing Fresco with his radiological ability.		[[FBI]] Agent [[Audrey Hanson]] and [[LAPD]] officer [[Matt Parkman]] (see case file C002) investigated the death of [[Robert Fresco]], Karen Sprague's oncologist, as a possible "[[Sylar]]" victim. Their investigation instead led them to Sprague, who admitted to accidentally killing Fresco with his radiological ability.

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: New page: {{Assignment Tracker | firstname = Ted | lastname = Sprague | file = C003 | password = TSntz14b | image = | alias = | weight = 170 l...

2009-01-05T02:32:28Z

New page: {{Assignment Tracker | firstname = Ted | lastname = Sprague | file = C003 | password = TSntz14b | image =  | alias = | weight = 170 l...

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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: New page: {{Assignment Tracker | firstname = Ted | lastname = Sprague | file = C003 | password = TSntz14b | image = | alias = | weight = 170 l...

2009-01-05T02:32:28Z

New page: {{Assignment Tracker | firstname = Ted | lastname = Sprague | file = C003 | password = TSntz14b | image =  | alias = | weight = 170 l...

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{{Assignment Tracker
| firstname = Ted
| lastname = Sprague
| file = C003
| password = TSntz14b
| image = 
| alias =
| weight = 170 lbs
| sex = M
| hair = Brown
| nationality = American
| complexion = Fair
| build = Average
| race = Caucasian
| dob = 
| pob = Los Angeles, CA
| height =
| lkl = New York City
| occupations = Sales rep for medical supply company
| scars = [[Mark|Scar tissue from radioisotope injection.]]
| ability = Induced radioactivity
| eac = Elemental
| detail = Has the ability to manipulate the movement of subatomic particles, thus generating and emitting toxic radiation.
| control = 12
| similar person = Gabriel Gray
| similar sex = M
| similar age = 
| similar location = New York City
| similar control = 76
| similar image = At C004Photo.jpg
| biological = 45
| cerebral = 55
| elemental = 95
| temporal = 5
| cranial = 
| diagram = 
| history = Sprague was tracked and captured while on a routine business trip to [[Kansas]], conducted as part of his job for a medical supply company. His wife, [[Karen]], most likely died due to the manifestation of Sprague's [[ability]] to [[radiation|emit radioactive particles]]. She succumbed to cancer after enduring sustained exposure to high levels of radiation.

[[FBI]] Agent [[Audrey Hanson]] and [[LAPD]] officer [[Matt Parkman]] (see case file C002) investigated the death of [[Robert Fresco]], Karen Sprague's oncologist, as a possible "[[Sylar]]" victim. Their investigation instead led them to Sprague, who admitted to accidentally killing Fresco with his radiological ability.

Sprague was apprehended while visiting his wife in the [[Los Angeles hospital|hospital]]. Karen died during the arrest, and Sprague was taken in for questioning by Hanson and Parkman. After questioning, Sprague escaped FBI custody during prisoner transport and fled to the [[Nevada desert]]. The Company captured him there, but he managed to escape and was most likely [[Sylar's victims|murdered]] by [[Gabriel Gray]] (see [[Assignment Tracker 2.0/Gabriel Gray|C3004]] {{sic}} file) who possibly [[power theft|acquired]] Sprague's power of radiation.

Preliminary testing indicates that Sprague's body was capable of releasing upwards of 10,000 Ci of radiation, enough to cause immediate death.
| psych = Sprague was always something of a loner who carried around a lot of repressed anger at a world he believed wanted little to do with him. When he met and married [[Karen Sprague|his wife]], these feelings softened and Ted's emotional health became stable for the first time in his life.

When his [[ability]] manifested and he accidentally killed his wife with excess [[radiation]], his repressed feelings of anger and rage came to the surface and he became mentally unstable. While his death may actually be seen in a positive light because of this, the passing of Sprague's ability to [[Gabriel Gray]] may pose grave consequences for the entire world.
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