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'''Walter''' could refer to: |
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* '''[[Walter Bowder]]''', an assistant director with the [[FBI]] and the head of the [[Los Angeles]] office. |
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* '''[[Walter Eckert]]''', the art department coordinator for ''[[Heroes]]''. |
* '''[[Walter Eckert]]''', the art department coordinator for ''[[Heroes]]''. |
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* '''[[Walter W. Eckert Building]]''', the [[Baltimore]] police station. |
* '''[[Walter W. Eckert Building]]''', the [[Baltimore]] police station. |
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Latest revision as of 02:48, 14 December 2015
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Walter could refer to:
- Walter Bowder, an assistant director with the FBI and the head of the Los Angeles office.
- Walter Eckert, the art department coordinator for Heroes.
- Walter W. Eckert Building, the Baltimore police station.
- Walter, a New York election official who talks to Brian and Kelly Shoemaker about Linderman's "logic bomb".
- Walter Wong, the actor who portrays Mark Leggett.
See Also
- Walton -- a list of Waltons