Eric Delko (Adam Rodriguez)
Submitted on June 12, 2009 7 Comments
Of Cuban and Russian descent, he is the lab’s expert when it comes to fingerprints, underwater recovery, and identifying drugs. He is known for his strong and abrasive approach. He was once arrested for drug possession, only to be revealed that the marijuana he had was for his sister Mirasol, who was looking for pain relievers due to her leukemia treatments.
She was married briefly to Horatio, but was murdered by a Mala Noche sniper. He was critically wounded after being shot in the head once, and suffered some memory loss as a result, although he still remembers Calleigh. After finding out that, his father is from Cuba and that people were trying to kill him, he tries to help his father, and has now gone missing.
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