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Rabbit Hole is a high-quality spy/thriller series with positive reception from critics and viewers alike. Much of this praise is heaped onto its all-star cast, who give many great performances that elevate the drama to a gripping level. Many of these actors have become masters of their craft over the years, doing various projects. If you see a familiar face in Rabbit Hole, chances are there is a good reason for that. Take a look at where you have seen these actors before!

Kiefer Sutherland stars in the series Rabbit Hole as the master corporate spy John Wier, but Sutherland is familiar to audiences for other roles as well. Perhaps his most famous role was when he starred in the crime thriller series 24 as Jack Bauer. During the run of the show, he won an Emmy, a Golden Globe, and two separate Screen Actors Guild awards. In an interview with Jimmy Fallon, he breaks down his feelings on Rabbit Hole. He reminisced how his role in Rabbit Hole felt really familiar and allowed him to go from being the hunter to being the hunted.

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Meta Golding portrayed the character Enobaria in The Hunger Games series. She has taken various TV and movie roles for decades. Many remember her for her roles in popular TV shows like Criminal Minds, Burn Notice, and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.

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In Rabbit Hole, Enid Graham plays Josephine Madi, an FBI agent working in the financial crimes division. This role is similar in theme to some of the other projects she has been in. She plays a character in The Mare of Easttown whose daughter is missing and needs the help of the detective that the series follows to find her. Mind Hunter is another series she is in that follows detectives/law enforcement characters. In this show, two FBI agents in the 1970s must interview crazy killers to close unsolved cases. Graham plays Josephine Madi, an FBI agent working in the financial crimes division. She was also in the show Elementary as Ms. Chadwick.

Rob Yang makes an excellent on-screen presence in Rabbit Hole as Edward Homm, a US Treasury Department investigator. He has also been seen in The Americans series as Don Seong, as well as the popular series The Resident, as the character Logan Kim. You may have also seen in alongside Jeff Daniels in American Rust.

Walt Klink plays a withdrawn and mysterious character in Rabbit Hole. While he typically blends in as an intern in his office environment, he is actually a deadly assassin. Klink has previously been seen playing the character Justin Merriman in Arctic Circle. The show follows a Finnish police officer who must solve a crazy criminal investigation in a remote polar town that is unforgivably cold.

Charles Dance is John's father in Rabbit Hole, but that is far from his most famous role. Perhaps the place that people most know Charles Dance from is the hit HBO show Game of Thrones. Game of Thrones won 59 Emmys and received 160 nominations during its eight-season run. His role as Tywin Lannister is one of the standout performances in the show, and it was sad to see him go the way he did.

Throughout his career, Dance has been seen in many other notable films like Alien 3, Last Action Hero, Dracula Untold, and the Underworld series. Every role Dance takes brings a sense of gravitas and immediately makes whatever he is in 10x more epic.

Many people remember Jason Butler Harner from his role in the hit TV show The Walking Dead. In that show, he played Toby Carlson, and while only having a small part in season 11, he managed to make a lasting impact on the season.

Fans of good TV probably recognized Alexandra Castillo immediately when she came on-screen in Rabbit Hole. She is Dawn Mathis in The Handmaids Tale, and also had a part in the classic mid-200s show Degrassi: The Next Generation. Castillo also played Jacqueline in The Girlfriend Experience

Matthew MacFadzen plays Morgan Shaw, a police officer with a striking appearance. He plays a Romulan commander during Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and plays another police officer in the TV series Transplant.

Jonas Chernick is most known for his role as Agent Slade in The Border, a 2008 thriller series that he won a Gemini Award for. He managed to take away the award for Best Supporting Actor. Chernick has also been spotted in Fargo as the character Syd Scwartz and is another Degrassi The Next Generation alum like Alexandra Castillo. He played the character of Mr. Bentekamp in that series. Chernick also starred in the 2019 film The Prague Orgy.

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The Surf City Borough Council unanimously agreed to sell a small parcel of land located at the end of North Seventh Street and the bay, cleaning up the angle of the property.

We had it appraised and came up with a value $60,000, Mayor Francis Hodgson said during the councils April 12 meeting. They are going to bulkhead it. The stipulation is they cannot put any building of any kind out past the bulkhead.

When asked by a member of the public about the property location, who was purchasing it and why, Hodgson only said a crime had been committed in the vicinity.

The just-sold land parcel in question is adjacent to the bayfront property where Sherry Lee Heffernan, 57, of Landenberg, Pa., is alleged to have killed her father and his longtime companion in September 2021. She was indicted by an Ocean County grand jury after the case was investigated by the Ocean County Prosecutors Office Major Crime Unit, Surf City Police Department and the Ocean County Sheriffs Office Crime Scene Investigation Unit.

Surf City police discovered the bodies of John Enders and his girlfriend, Franoise Pitoy, in Surf City on Sept. 29, 2021 after being dispatched to the bayfront home when a family member requested a welfare check on the longtime couple. Enders was 87 at the time of his death and Pitoy was 75. Both victims were already deceased when the officers arrived, having suffered multiple and obvious stab wounds.

Heffernan was taken into custody on Oct. 4, 2021 by Pennsylvania State Police at her residence in Landenberg and returned to New Jersey on Oct. 20, 2021. Shes been lodged in Ocean County Jail since that date.

Heffernan was also indicted on charges of possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, specifically a handgun; unlawful possession of that handgun; possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, specifically a knife; and unlawful possession of a weapon, the knife.

Before returning to New Jersey, Heffernan claimed she was being framed for the deaths. However, at approximately 4:48 a.m., Sept. 29, surveillance footage of the Causeway Bridge captured a white RV heading eastbound toward the Island. About 10 minutes later, a Ring doorbell camera captured the same RV approaching the victims home on North Seventh Street, according to an October 2021 affidavit.

At about 5:53 a.m., an individual is captured by a security camera walking west toward the bay.

A different camera shows an individual in the back yard of the Enders home at 6:42 a.m. climb over the fence into a neighboring yard, according to the affidavit. The individuals clothing appears to be oversized for the persons frame and the individual is seen carrying an orange garment or bag while cutting through a property toward Sixth Street. The individual was determined to be about 5 feet, 8 inches tall, the same height listed on Heffernans drivers license, according to the affidavit.

At 6:43 a.m., the individual is seen walking eastbound on Sixth Street by an Xfinity security camera. Ten minutes later, the RV was captured leaving the Island and about 30 minutes later, an automatic license plate reader on Route 72 near the entrance to the Garden State Parkway captured the RVs registration number, according to the affidavit. G.G.S.

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MANCHESTER A motorcyclist succumbed to injuries after losing control and crashing into several trees Sunday afternoon, police said.

Around 3:41 p.m., officers responded to the area of Pasadena Road near the intersection of Mount Misery Road in the Whiting section of town for a report of an accident involving a motorcycle with an unconscious driver with no pulse.

On scene, witnesses and good Samaritans had begun CPR on the motorcyclist who had sustained extensive life-threatening injuries. EMS personnel performed life saving measures before he was transported to Community Medical Center where he was ultimately pronounced deceased, police said.

Authorities later identified the motorcyclist as 28-year-old Roland Same of Lakewood. They determined that Same was traveling east on Pasadena Road at a high rate of speed when he lost control. As a result, he was ejected from the motorcycle and struck multiple trees before coming to final rest.

Police also determined that Same was wearing a DOT approved helmet at the time of the crash.

Assisting at the scene were members of the Ocean County Sheriffs Department Crime Scene Investigation Unit, Manchester Emergency Medical Services, Robert Wood Johnson Paramedics, and Accurate Towing Service. The roadway was closed in the area of the crash during the investigation.

Although the crash is still under investigation, police believe speed and driver error are the contributing factors.

With the warm weather upon us and the increase in motorcycle traffic on the roadways, both riders and motorists are reminded to be aware of the presence of motorcycles. Please obey all traffic laws and arrive alive, Manchester Police said.

The crash is being investigated by Patrolman Jesse Hoydis and Patrolman Jose Diaz of the departments Traffic Safety Unit.

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BOISE, Idaho Police officers are often seen in the community responding to crime, but a lot of what happens on the pathway to justice happens in crime labs. Crime labs help analyze the evidence, applying science to it so that it can be used in investigations and in court.

Last Summer, Boise Police Department's crime lab received international accreditation from the American Association for Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA) for their work.

Through that program, we were chosen, as a mentee laboratory" Said Jennifer Delaney, the crime lab supervisor. "So, I got to work with other forensic professionals all over the United States that looked at our Lab system here, what we do, how we could improve it, and basically pave the path for us to obtain accreditation."

Delaney tells Idaho News 6 that Boise's crime lab got great reviews from A2LA.

The lab is accredited in multiple different procedures including biology screening, crime scene investigation, and latent print processing and examination.

All of the processes include identifying and analyzing fingerprints, screening for biological substances, and matching that information in the database, a skill that takes careful effort.

The lab is proud of its accreditation, not just for what it says about the lab but for what it can mean for the citizens of Boise.

They can know that what we are doing for them is going to stand up in court," said Delaney. "At the end of the day thats where were all headed.

Idaho News 6 received a tour of BPD's crime lab facility. You can watch the tour here:

BPD's crime lab is internationally accredited, something they hope brings trust and comfort to the community

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Scottsbluff High Schools SkillsUSA chapter recently competed in the 2023 SkillsUSA Nebraska Championships and achieved placements in several events that tested the students applicable career and technical skills.

Scottsbluff SkillsUSA students place second in Crime Scene Investigation at state competition. On second place podium: Kyra Brannan (left) and Jaron Lambertson (right). On floor to Brannan's left: Dien Nguyen.

The state competition held in Grand Island saw over 1,600 students from across the state who competed in over 140 career and technical competitions, including architecture and construction, arts, audio/video technology, business management and administration, education, health science, public safety, hospitality and tourism, leadership, manufacturing, science, technology, engineering and math, information technology, transportation, and more.

The following Scottsbluff High School students placed at the state conference:

Second place: Jaron Lambertson, Kyra Brannan, and Dien Nguyen, crime scene investigation; James Kihlthau, diesel equipment technology; Jacob Green, Metric 500 Jr.; Cameron Kinsey, Metric 500 Sr.

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Third place: James Kihlthau, drone technology basic; Meg Imhof, medical terminology; Keaton Kovarik, Metric 500 Jr. and drone technology basic.

In addition to these individual achievements, the Scottsbluff High School Skills USA Chapter was awarded the Quality Chapter Award. Furthermore, chapter adviser Rod Bussinger was named State Advisor of the Year.

Theres over 120 advisers and 92 chapters in the state of Nebraska, Bussinger said. Its really an honor, and Im still kind of in awe about it because there are so many really good advisers out there and I was fortunate enough to win the award.

Scottsbluff High School chapter adviser Rod Bussinger was named SkillsUSA State Advisor of the Year for 2023. Bussinger has taught skilled and technical science for 19 years, nine of which have been at SHS.

When Bussinger took over as the SkillsUSA adviser at SHS nine years ago, he said he had never even heard of the organization. Over the following years, he says he gained a deep appreciation for the program and its ability to prepare students for the workforce and grew the chapter from its initial size of four members to its current 44.

SkillsUSA is the best kept secret, he said. If theres only one CTSO (career and technical student organization) at a school, SkillsUSA covers them all. They do welding, FFA stuff, DECA, HOSA, ProStart they encompass all of those competitions. Theres something for everybody.

SHS senior and SkillsUSA chapter member Dien Nguyen explained that the organization has a strong focus on leadership in addition to career prep.

Its a club run by students that focuses on leadership skills and preparing leaders for the world of work, Nguyen said.

Nguyen competed alongside Kyra Brannan and Jaron Lambertson in the crime scene investigation event at the state competition, which Brannan said is exactly what it sounds like: a chance for them to test their knowledge of forensics by examining a mock crime scene.

Basically, what we did was go into a room and investigate a crime scene they built for us, Brannan said. We dont know what it is. There could be a dead body, a theft Its a great opportunity for us to learn.

Investigating a crime scene requires a lot of technical knowledge, such as the fingerprinting done by Brannan and sketching performed by Nguyen, but the team said that the key to performing well at a crime scene or in any other work environment is excellent teamwork.

You need to have good communication skills, Nguyen said. Throughout the entire process you have to tell everyone what youre doing. Its mostly teamwork skills.

Brannan plans to enter the criminal justice field in the future, making the experience gained through SkillsUSA a great sample of what shell be expected to do when she enters the workforce.

Scottsbluffs SkillsUSA chapter also does community service with the goal of developing highly versatile work skills, such as customer service, money handling, and networking skills that can be applied to nearly any career field the students ultimately find themselves working in. According to Bussinger, the true value of the program is in these little lessons learned along the way.

The most important part of being in SkillsUSA is not winning first or second place. It is building collaborative, strong, and productive relationships, and knowing how to handle adversities.

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