James Anderson

And he's into bondage! He must be a bad man!

There's old money, and then there's James Anderson. Living in a stately manor in Westchester County, he probably hasn't a care in the world apart from the wellbeing of his two million dollars' worth of valuables. For some reason, the Binary Bug stealing from him is portrayed as a bad thing.

Fiction

Anderson held a policy with Delmar Insurance. Delmar's president, Byron J. Benjamin, had concerns for Anderson's security measures, and sent Patrick Gilroy with a message about beefing them up when he delivered Anderson's copy of his new contract.

That night, the Binary Bug struck, raiding the party held in the honour of Anderson's youngest daughter, Cynthia. Anderson yelled to his guards to stop the intruder, but he himself was gagged and subdued as the Bug made off with his paintings and diamonds. Byte of the Binary Bug!

Related characters

Cynthia Anderson

Anderson's youngest daughter, Cynthia Anderson was celebrating her twelfth birthday on the day the Binary Bug attacked. One wonders what she thought of the fancy tuxedo formal wear party thrown in her honour. Byte of the Binary Bug!

Party guests

At least ten guests turned up for Cynthia Anderson's party. They initially thought the Binary Bug was some kind of hired attraction, until he stole a lady's sable and ransacked the manor. Byte of the Binary Bug!

Private security

Anderson had at least one security guard on duty when the Bug broke in. Benjamin was right in that that wasn't enough. Byte of the Binary Bug!

Ludwig Anderson

An ancestor of James Anderson, Ludwig Anderson was a German immigrant who built the family's estate in 1798. He made a fortune during the Industrial Revolution. Byte of the Binary Bug!