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| − | Detective '''Stuart "Stu" Donnelly''' (died 2019) was a corrupt police detective of the [[Gotham City Police Department]], he was targeted and killed by [[Bertrand Eldon]]. |
+ | Detective '''Stuart "Stu" Donnelly''' (died November 2019) was a corrupt police detective of the [[Gotham City Police Department]], he was targeted and killed by [[Bertrand Eldon|the Executioner]]. |
==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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===Early life=== |
===Early life=== |
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| − | During Stu's life as a [[Gotham City Police Department|GCPD]] detective, he became a corrupt cop involved in convicting innocent and frequently poor inmates with ADA [[Angus Stanton]] and Judge [[Raymond Calverick]]. He took the credit of his victims' arrest as a way to raise his reputation. |
+ | During Stu's life as a [[Gotham City Police Department|GCPD]] detective, he became a corrupt cop involved in convicting innocent and frequently poor inmates with ADA [[Angus Stanton]] and Judge [[Raymond Calverick]]. He took the credit of his victims' arrest as a way to raise his reputation.<ref name="I'll Be Judge, I'll Be Jury" /> |
===Targeted by the Executioner=== |
===Targeted by the Executioner=== |
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| − | In 2019, Stu was targeted by [[Bertrand Eldon|the Executioner]] who managed to kill him by setting up a trap inside a building at 200 |
+ | In 2019, Stu was targeted by [[Bertrand Eldon|the Executioner]] who managed to kill him by setting up a trap inside a building at 200 [[Rucka Avenue (Earth-1)|Rucka Avenue]], claiming he barricaded himself with some hostages and wanted to talk only to Stu. However, after he entered the building, it was a recorded voice and the officer was killed by a machine that could shoot bullets.<ref name="I'll Be Judge, I'll Be Jury">{{Ep|I'll Be Judge, I'll Be Jury}}</ref> |
==Legacy== |
==Legacy== |
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| − | Sometime after Stu's death, his past crimes were subsequently exposed to the public by [[Kate Kane]] (under the persona of Batwoman). As a result, the |
+ | Sometime after Stu's death, his past crimes were subsequently exposed to the public by [[Kate Kane]] (under the persona of Batwoman). As a result, the District Attorney and Judge [[Davis Wellington]] re-opened all cases that were tainted by Stu and his co-conspirators' actions;<ref name="I'll Be Judge, I'll Be Jury" /><ref>{{Ep|Grinning From Ear to Ear}}</ref> |
==Personality== |
==Personality== |
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| − | According to [[Luke Fox]], Stu |
+ | According to [[Luke Fox]], Stu was an heroic individual and never stop until he brought the guilty to justice, however, this was ultimately nothing more than a façade. |
| − | In truth, Stu was selfish, greedy, dishonourable and corrupt, as he and his co-conspirators, [[Angus Stanton]] and [[Raymond Calverick]], framed several innocent individuals for crimes they did not commit, for his own personal gain in order to raise his reputation and feeling no guilt, shame and remorse for his immoral actions; regardless whether or not these said individuals were wrongfully incarcerated or executed for crimes they did not commit.<ref name="I'll Be Judge, I'll Be Jury"/> |
+ | In truth, Stu was a selfish, greedy, dishonourable and corrupt individual, as he and his co-conspirators, [[Angus Stanton]] and [[Raymond Calverick]], framed several innocent individuals for crimes they did not commit, for his own personal gain in order to raise his reputation, and feeling no guilt, shame and remorse for his immoral actions; regardless whether or not these said individuals were wrongfully incarcerated or executed for crimes they did not commit; which eventually led to Stu's deserved death at the hands of [[Bertrand Eldon]].<ref name="I'll Be Judge, I'll Be Jury" /> |
==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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Revision as of 14:08, 27 June 2020
Detective Stuart "Stu" Donnelly (died November 2019) was a corrupt police detective of the Gotham City Police Department, he was targeted and killed by the Executioner.
Biography
Early life
During Stu's life as a GCPD detective, he became a corrupt cop involved in convicting innocent and frequently poor inmates with ADA Angus Stanton and Judge Raymond Calverick. He took the credit of his victims' arrest as a way to raise his reputation.[1]
Targeted by the Executioner
In 2019, Stu was targeted by the Executioner who managed to kill him by setting up a trap inside a building at 200 Rucka Avenue, claiming he barricaded himself with some hostages and wanted to talk only to Stu. However, after he entered the building, it was a recorded voice and the officer was killed by a machine that could shoot bullets.[1]
Legacy
Sometime after Stu's death, his past crimes were subsequently exposed to the public by Kate Kane (under the persona of Batwoman). As a result, the District Attorney and Judge Davis Wellington re-opened all cases that were tainted by Stu and his co-conspirators' actions;[1][2]
Personality
According to Luke Fox, Stu was an heroic individual and never stop until he brought the guilty to justice, however, this was ultimately nothing more than a façade.
In truth, Stu was a selfish, greedy, dishonourable and corrupt individual, as he and his co-conspirators, Angus Stanton and Raymond Calverick, framed several innocent individuals for crimes they did not commit, for his own personal gain in order to raise his reputation, and feeling no guilt, shame and remorse for his immoral actions; regardless whether or not these said individuals were wrongfully incarcerated or executed for crimes they did not commit; which eventually led to Stu's deserved death at the hands of Bertrand Eldon.[1]
Appearances
Batwoman
Season 1
- "I'll Be Judge, I'll Be Jury"
- "Grinning From Ear to Ear" (mentioned)
- "Through the Looking-Glass" (mentioned)