About: Leonard Welks

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Leonard Welks was a character appearing in Season Eight of DEXTER. He was killed by a man named Lyle Sussman in the second episode of the eighth season, who approached Welks while he was strapped to a body-shaped table, placed a plastic bag over his head, and suffocated him to death.

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rdfs:label	Leonard Welks
rdfs:comment	Leonard Welks was a character appearing in Season Eight of DEXTER. He was killed by a man named Lyle Sussman in the second episode of the eighth season, who approached Welks while he was strapped to a body-shaped table, placed a plastic bag over his head, and suffocated him to death.
dcterms:subject	Deceased Characters killed at close range Characters Minor characters Victims of Other killers Victims of Main antagonists Season 8 characters Characters killed by the Brain Surgeon
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Eyes	Unknown
Full Name	Leonard Welks
Age	35(xsd:integer)
Status	Deceased
First Appearance	Every Silver Lining
Hair	Black
Actor	Dave Chittik
status reason	Suffocated by Lyle Sussman under orders from Oliver Saxon.
Marital Status	Single
Last Appearance	Every Silver Lining
Gender	Male
abstract	Leonard Welks was a character appearing in Season Eight of DEXTER. He was killed by a man named Lyle Sussman in the second episode of the eighth season, who approached Welks while he was strapped to a body-shaped table, placed a plastic bag over his head, and suffocated him to death. His body is left out at a skatepark the following day, where Dexter arrives and moves Welks's head, revealing the back of his skull to be sliced open and his anterior insular cortex removed (similarly to Robert Bailey). The plastic bag used to kill him is also left at the crime scene, where the police could check for prints. However, a DVD left in Evelyn Vogel's house reveals that Sussman (who was presumed to be The Brain Surgeon) was coerced into the act of killing Welks by the true Brain Surgeon, who executed him immediately after, (both proving Sussman's innocence and leaving us uncertain of the killer's true identity, though his identity is revealed much later on).

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