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| − | A private investigator from Philadelphia, who joined the Elders in August 1932. A large man in his early 40s. | + | A private investigator from Philadelphia, who joined the Elders in August 1932. A large man in his early 40s. Robert and Amanda Cohen were married on October 12th, 1932 in a civil ceremony in an Essex County courthouse. They are in the process of opening '''Krusemark and Cohen Investigations''', offices in New York, Philadelphia, Arkham and an unnamed island of the coast of Greece in the Mediterranean. |
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| + | Amanda and Robert have taken up a rather spacious rental residence at 45 Colton Parkway, Arkham, Massachusetts. The exterior grounds are lovely and parklike, and the the interior features at least six bedrooms, it was probably a boarding house at one point, now it is host to high ranking government officials and powerful businessmen like [[The Stars Are Right: Marcus Dubcek | Marcus Dubcek]]. The fireplace has a unique picture hanging above it that is unmistakably Amanda and Robert in an embrace. | ||
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| + | Amanda was present at the New York Incursion on 19 October, 1932. | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
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Robert Krusemark
played by Keith
A private investigator from Philadelphia, who joined the Elders in August 1932. A large man in his early 40s. Robert and Amanda Cohen were married on October 12th, 1932 in a civil ceremony in an Essex County courthouse. They are in the process of opening Krusemark and Cohen Investigations, offices in New York, Philadelphia, Arkham and an unnamed island of the coast of Greece in the Mediterranean.
Amanda and Robert have taken up a rather spacious rental residence at 45 Colton Parkway, Arkham, Massachusetts. The exterior grounds are lovely and parklike, and the the interior features at least six bedrooms, it was probably a boarding house at one point, now it is host to high ranking government officials and powerful businessmen like Marcus Dubcek. The fireplace has a unique picture hanging above it that is unmistakably Amanda and Robert in an embrace.
Amanda was present at the New York Incursion on 19 October, 1932.
