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+ | |type = Siegbarste |
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+ | |job = Bounty hunter |
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+ | |status = Deceased |
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| + | '''Oleg Stark''' was a [[Siegbarste]] who appeared in "[[Game Ogre]]" to exact revenge on the people who put him in jail. |
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| − | '''Oleg Stark''' was a Siegbarste who appeared in "[[Game Ogre]]" to exact revenge on the people who put him in jail, one of his victims was Judge Logan Patterson in which they fought he then proceeded to shove a gavel hammer down his throat he has killed Mary Robinson and Vince, he then turns his attention over to Nick to draw out Hank, Stark tracks Nick to his home crashes through the window and begins to attack Nick. As Nick lies helplessly on the floor, Stark demands to know where Hank is. He slowly closes in on Nick and as he does, Nick sees Stark’s face change into a creature. Stark continues to pummel Nick as he tries to get away all the time demanding to know where Hank is. When Stark realizes that Nick is a Grimm, his anger amplifies and he is intent on killing him. Juliette comes into the house and sees what is going on. Nick yells at her to run and Stark goes after her. She heads to the kitchen to find something to fight with and as Stark follows her, she takes a pot of water that was boiling on the stove and throws it at him. The water scalds his eyes. Unable to see clearly, Stark stumbles out of the house as Nick tries to shoot at him but misses. Hank goes and visits Nick. Stark is nearby and watches him enter the hospital it is then revealed during the trial Hank "misplaced" bogus evidence that had the jury seen it may have given Stark a chance to walk. Although he and the assistant DA knew it was a set up by Stark, they didn’t want to give the jury any reason for reasonable doubt and it became "lost" on its way to court. At the location, Stark confronts Hank and Monroe sees he’s too late. He sees that Hank is aiming a rifle at Stark and knows that won’t stop him. He opens the case and starts putting the Grimm rifle together. Munroe watches as Stark and Hank fight. As Stark is about to smash a piece of concrete over Hank, Munroe shoots the Grimm rifle. Stark falls dead. Hank is dumbfounded wondering where the shot came from. Monroe nervously gets out of the area. |
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| + | Oleg Stark was a contract killer wanted for murders in Illinois, Kansas, and Colorado. |
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| + | In 2007, Jack Lambert, one of Stark's business associates, noticed that Stark demanded to be paid in gold. Somehow, Lambert located Stark's secret gold stash and stole it. |
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| + | In retaliation, Stark kidnapped Lambert, his wife, and their 7-year-old daughter, and took them to an abandoned quarry near Tigard, Oregon, where, over the course of 2 days, he tortured them as to the whereabouts of his gold. After this, he murdered all 3 of them. |
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| + | Eventually, he was arrested by homicide detective [[Hank Griffin]], who had figured out that Stark committed the murders because Stark had left a gold coin behind. Because he was angry, he was also not careful about leaving traces behind. |
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| + | Stark was held on trial in Portland on March 11, 2007. [[Judge Logan Patterson]] presided over the trial, with Mary Robinson serving as the District Attorney. A young Navy officer named Vince Chilton was the jury foreman. |
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| + | During the trial, Detective Griffin knew that Stark had a good defense lawyer and had also submitted a piece of evidence: a surveillance camera supposedly caught footage of Stark at a fast-food restaurant. Following through on a lead, Griffin noticed that it was actually a look-alike planted by Stark himself. If one juror decided the man in the footage was Stark, then Stark would walk free. Knowing the truth, Griffin "misplaced" the evidence on the way to Mary Robinson's office. |
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| + | At 10:15, Chilton handed Judge Patterson the verdict, declaring Stark guilty and sentencing him to 300 years in prison. Stark was sent to an administrative maximum facility at Pelican Bay State Prison in Crescent City, California. Harboring a grudge against those who had put him in jail, he waited for his chance to escape. |
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| + | 5 years later in 2012, Stark was on medical transfer when he escaped custody. In the process of escaping, he broke the doctor's legs and beat 2 guards so severely that they went comatose. After escaping, Stark carjacked an assaulted a 68-year-old man off I-5, near the California/Oregon border, and stole his 1992 Cadillac Coupe De Ville. |
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| + | The news bulletin of Stark's escape hit the California State Agency, but they mistakenly thought they had him trapped and only expanded their search after Stark crossed the border. |
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| + | Upon entering Oregon, Stark made his way to [[Portland]], where he murdered Mary Robinson, Vince Chilton, and Judge Patterson. |
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| + | Out for revenge and blood, Stark broke into the home of Robinson. He murdered her, cut out her tongue, and placed it on a scale on her desk. He removed her watch and took that with him to his next kill, Chilton. Stark cut off Chilton's hand and placed Robinson's watch around the amputated arm. Chilton's hand was carried to the next murder scene, where Stark killed Patterson and shoved a gavel into his mouth, using Chilton's hand to hide his own fingerprints. He then disposed of the hand in the river nearby. |
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| + | Next, Stark began his search for Hank. He assaulted an elderly man and drove off with his car to a parking lot near Hank's former [[Hank's House|residence]], not realizing Hank had moved since then. He blew up the car by stuffing a plush monkey mirror ornament into the gas tank and lighting it, and he distracted a nearby [[Sweet Old Lady|elderly would-have-been-witness]] by walking her across the street. |
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| + | Frustrated in his search for Hank, Stark followed [[Nick Burkhardt]] to [[Nick and Juliette's Home|his house]] and broke in, violently demanding to know where Hank was. [[Juliette Silverton]] arrived home in time to save Nick by tossing boiling water on Stark's face, whereupon Stark escaped. |
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| + | Later that evening, with Nick hospitalized, Stark was pursued by Hank. Hank met up with Stark at the abandoned quarry where he had murdered Lambert and his family. This led to a confrontation, during which Stark beat Hank down. Hank was saved when [[Monroe]] shot and instantly killed Stark with a [[Siegbarste Gift]]-coated bullet fired from a [[Siegbarste Gewehr]]. |
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| + | ==Trivia== |
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| + | *''Oleg Stark'' is an anagram of "ogre stalk." |
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| + | *''Oleg'' is an old Nordic name, still in use in many Slavic languages. The female form is Olga. |
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| + | *''Stark'' is German for "strong." |
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| + | *Stark's personal history was mostly unknown; the police never managed to find any record of his place of birth (although they did got his date of birth, presumably provided by himself), his family or even where he came from. Hank simplified it as "like this guy just fell out of the sky", which is a reference to the giant from "Jack and the Beanstalk". |
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| + | *According to Stark's medical reports, Stark was born on May 27, 1968, stands 6'7", weighs 310 pounds, has a blood pressure of 130/70, and has a pulse of 72 BPM. |
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| + | **However, according to the criminal records, Stark was born on June 6, 1968. |
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| + | **Also according to the medical records, Stark suffers from congenital analgesia, a rare genetic disorder that dullens the nerve endings, making it almost impossible for him to feel pain. Additionally, he has an abnormally dense bone structure. |
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Revision as of 13:38, 9 April 2020
 
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| Oleg Stark | |
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| Actor: | Eric Edelstein |
| About | |
| Gender: | Male |
| Type: | Siegbarste |
| Status: | Deceased |
| Cause of death: | Shot by Monroe with a Siegbarste Gewehr |
| Job: | Bounty hunter |
| Appearances | |
| TV Show: | "Game Ogre" |
| Mentioned: | "The Bottle Imp" "Cold Blooded" "The End" |
Oleg Stark was a Siegbarste who appeared in "Game Ogre" to exact revenge on the people who put him in jail.
History
Oleg Stark was a contract killer wanted for murders in Illinois, Kansas, and Colorado.
In 2007, Jack Lambert, one of Stark's business associates, noticed that Stark demanded to be paid in gold. Somehow, Lambert located Stark's secret gold stash and stole it.
In retaliation, Stark kidnapped Lambert, his wife, and their 7-year-old daughter, and took them to an abandoned quarry near Tigard, Oregon, where, over the course of 2 days, he tortured them as to the whereabouts of his gold. After this, he murdered all 3 of them.
Eventually, he was arrested by homicide detective Hank Griffin, who had figured out that Stark committed the murders because Stark had left a gold coin behind. Because he was angry, he was also not careful about leaving traces behind.
Stark was held on trial in Portland on March 11, 2007. Judge Logan Patterson presided over the trial, with Mary Robinson serving as the District Attorney. A young Navy officer named Vince Chilton was the jury foreman.
During the trial, Detective Griffin knew that Stark had a good defense lawyer and had also submitted a piece of evidence: a surveillance camera supposedly caught footage of Stark at a fast-food restaurant. Following through on a lead, Griffin noticed that it was actually a look-alike planted by Stark himself. If one juror decided the man in the footage was Stark, then Stark would walk free. Knowing the truth, Griffin "misplaced" the evidence on the way to Mary Robinson's office.
At 10:15, Chilton handed Judge Patterson the verdict, declaring Stark guilty and sentencing him to 300 years in prison. Stark was sent to an administrative maximum facility at Pelican Bay State Prison in Crescent City, California. Harboring a grudge against those who had put him in jail, he waited for his chance to escape.
5 years later in 2012, Stark was on medical transfer when he escaped custody. In the process of escaping, he broke the doctor's legs and beat 2 guards so severely that they went comatose. After escaping, Stark carjacked an assaulted a 68-year-old man off I-5, near the California/Oregon border, and stole his 1992 Cadillac Coupe De Ville.
The news bulletin of Stark's escape hit the California State Agency, but they mistakenly thought they had him trapped and only expanded their search after Stark crossed the border.
Upon entering Oregon, Stark made his way to Portland, where he murdered Mary Robinson, Vince Chilton, and Judge Patterson.
"Game Ogre"
Out for revenge and blood, Stark broke into the home of Robinson. He murdered her, cut out her tongue, and placed it on a scale on her desk. He removed her watch and took that with him to his next kill, Chilton. Stark cut off Chilton's hand and placed Robinson's watch around the amputated arm. Chilton's hand was carried to the next murder scene, where Stark killed Patterson and shoved a gavel into his mouth, using Chilton's hand to hide his own fingerprints. He then disposed of the hand in the river nearby.
Next, Stark began his search for Hank. He assaulted an elderly man and drove off with his car to a parking lot near Hank's former residence, not realizing Hank had moved since then. He blew up the car by stuffing a plush monkey mirror ornament into the gas tank and lighting it, and he distracted a nearby elderly would-have-been-witness by walking her across the street.
Frustrated in his search for Hank, Stark followed Nick Burkhardt to his house and broke in, violently demanding to know where Hank was. Juliette Silverton arrived home in time to save Nick by tossing boiling water on Stark's face, whereupon Stark escaped.
Later that evening, with Nick hospitalized, Stark was pursued by Hank. Hank met up with Stark at the abandoned quarry where he had murdered Lambert and his family. This led to a confrontation, during which Stark beat Hank down. Hank was saved when Monroe shot and instantly killed Stark with a Siegbarste Gift-coated bullet fired from a Siegbarste Gewehr.
Images
Trivia
- Oleg Stark is an anagram of "ogre stalk."
- Oleg is an old Nordic name, still in use in many Slavic languages. The female form is Olga.
- Stark is German for "strong."
- Stark's personal history was mostly unknown; the police never managed to find any record of his place of birth (although they did got his date of birth, presumably provided by himself), his family or even where he came from. Hank simplified it as "like this guy just fell out of the sky", which is a reference to the giant from "Jack and the Beanstalk".
- According to Stark's medical reports, Stark was born on May 27, 1968, stands 6'7", weighs 310 pounds, has a blood pressure of 130/70, and has a pulse of 72 BPM.
- However, according to the criminal records, Stark was born on June 6, 1968.
- Also according to the medical records, Stark suffers from congenital analgesia, a rare genetic disorder that dullens the nerve endings, making it almost impossible for him to feel pain. Additionally, he has an abnormally dense bone structure.