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Bob and Noah Bennet are brothers. None + Switching your last name from Bishop to Bennet to Butler is not a huge stretch. Perhaps he wanted to prove his own value, instead of being known as the 'Boss's kid brother.
- Bennet has no knowledge of Linderman's connection to the Company and is imprisoned without appeal. Very odd if his brother is one of the leaders...
Bob nor Noah may not know if they're brothers or not.
This could be the rumoured relative connection that would be revealed in (Season 2 Finale).
- Thompson mentions bringing him in personally.
+ An "HRG" shot with Bob (over the shoulder, from the back) was in Powerless. Besides being symbolic reference of Bob's control over Noah, it could also be symbolic of their possible family ties.
Bob adopted Elle when she was taken into the Company. Claire was adopted. (Company Man) - Unlike Bennet, Bob has powers and it is plausible that his children would have powers.
+ Many parallels have been drawn between Claire and Elle, and it's implied that Bob had the Haitian erase all of Elle's previous life.
- Bennet's description of how Bob brought Elle in to be tested by The Company seems to suggest strongly that she is Bob's biological daughter.(Cautionary Tales)
Bennet was supposed to return his adopted daughter to the company once she manifested her powers.

- Bob's wife and Elle's mother is not evident.

Bob was allied with Linderman towards blowing up New York. Sandra recognizes Bob as Noah's boss. (Cautionary Tales) Noah's other boss, Thompson, openly supports Linderman's plan. (The Hard Part) + Bob seems pretty well set up (comfy office, access to files, prisoners, experimental viruses and cures, no hint of conflict in the Company other than a pair of runaways and a telepathic assassin, i.e. noone questions his authority), for a guy who's just taken over the Company in less than 24 hours.
Linderman spends his time running a vast crime synidicate and lives in Vegas. Someone has to handle the day-to-day affairs of the Company...
- Bob talks about fixing the problems that Linderman made when he first talks to Niki.
 :+ Bob is clearly manipulative. He may have been dishonest in order to win Niki's trust by implying that they were both enemies of Linderman.
- Angela only mentions herself and Linderman as supporters of Adam's plans.
 :+ If Angela was still working with Bob, it would have been unwise to expose their each other, hence it makes sense if Angela was also being dishonest.
Bob ordered Nathan's death + Bob has a motive, Nathan was going to expose his company.
+ Bob also knows Angela personally, and would be able to call her and talk so informally.
+ Bob suggested that he would have to take measures to silence Claire when she threatened to expose the Company like Nathan did.
+ Bob has surveillance over many different Company areas. A surveillance camera caught Nathan revealing his plan on-tape.
+ The person Angela was talking to seemed to be a co-worker; someone of equal status. It might have been one of the Company's Founders.
+ If this is true, then it must have been Bob, as he and Maury, besides Angela, are the only ones alive, and Maury is incarcerated.


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