A Detective Senior Sergeant, Stanley's been in the job for twenty-two years and believes being a Homicide investigator is his true calling. A serious man with firm ideas about right and wrong, he's also very, very good at his job, and has solved several very high-profile cases. A firm but fair boss, Stanley keeps pushing his team to crack the tough cases. But he also backs them in the face of criticism from superiors, crims and media alike.

Jennifer's an ambitious, intelligent woman, and her ability to think on her feet is what makes her an ideal Homicide Detective. Jennifer's sensitive, without being sentimental and she has a strong ability to read people - crooks and cops alike.

Detective Senior Constable Simon Joyner is something of an enigma, and not at all what you expect at first glance. Boyishly handsome and always a hit with the ladies, Simon's quick with the one-liners, and keen for a laugh.

Duncan Freeman is a talented investigator with a clear sense of right and wrong. He has an often fiery temper which can get him into trouble with his superiors. He's not afraid to stand up for what's right and if he thinks someone's making a bad call, he'll tell them, regardless of rank.

Matt's been in the job since he was nineteen. Homicide is where he's always wanted to be. A smart, committed detective, he'll stop at nothing to nail the killer. But sometimes, he'll lead with his heart not his head. Matt will always have compassion for those who have lost a loved one. He understands exactly what these people are going through. He's lived it himself.

The Detective Superintendent of Homicide, Bernice Waverley is a supportive sounding board to Stanley Wolfe and his team of Detective Senior Constables. She's a great advocate for the advancement of women in the Police Service but also a firm believer in the notion that they have to earn their place, just as she did.