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Poindexter's world came crashing down as he gained Wilson Fisk 's attention, who had proceeded to tear down Poindexter's rigid life, getting Tammy Hattley to fire him from the FBI and killing Barnes.

Without rules, Poindexter was manipulated to become Fisk's personal assassin, tasked with impersonating Daredevil in order to turn the public against the vigilante, while ensuring Ray Nadeem and Karen Page did not expose Fisk. Poindexter turned against Fisk as Daredevil had then revealed Kingpin's manipulation to him, as he went on a killing spree in an attempt to kill him.

Poindexter was defeated by Daredevil and Fisk, resulting in his spine being broken. Poindexter was born in Portsmouth , New Hampshire. From an early age, Poindexter already knew that his parents had failed to teach him right from wrong, as they would instead resort to yelling at him. Poindexter had lost his parents under unknown circumstances, resulting in him being sent to Lyndhurst Home for Boys as an orphan, where he had then joined the baseball team, due to Poindexter's remarkable skills for accuracy.

During his time being raised at the Lyndhurst Home for Boys , Poindexter had spent most of his childhood without any close relations with anyone else. Having joined their baseball team, Poindexter continued to practice with his uncanny talent of pitching the ball with his perfect accuracy.

As his talent grew, Poindexter had excelled at Baseball and became the most favored player of Coach Bradley. While they were getting ready for a game, Bradley found Poindexter throwing his ball at the brick wall again, as he had urged Poindexter to get himself ready as their game would begin in just twenty minutes. Poindexter is visited by his Coach Bradley. Since Poindexter had refused to address Bradley as he had focused on throwing his ball at the wall, Bradley asked if everything was okay and questioned if the headmaster knew that Poindexter was drilling a hole in his wall due to his throwing.

While Poindexter noted that their headmaster did not like it, Bradley simply promised to deal with their headmaster, noting that all this was just good practice for Poindexter. Bradley then revealed that he had a gift for Poindexter, noting that he was planning on giving it to him after the game, as he pulled a brand new catchers mitt out from his bag and handed it to Poindexter.

Poindexter showing Bradley his latest throw. As Bradley explained what that glove was made of, Poindexter just remained speechless with joy at the gift, as Bradley suggested that they go break in the glove by playing the game.

However, before they left, Poindexter requested a moment to show Bradley his new wind up throw that he had been practicing, which Bradley then allowed, as he then handed Poindexter a new ball to throw. Poindexter had then excitedly demonstrated his latest throw, landing the ball on the same spot as all of his previous throws, as he had even managed to crack the brick wall due to the power of this latest wind up throw. During the baseball game, Poindexter had continued to excel in his role as the pitcher for the Lyndhurst Home for Boys , as nobody from the other team was able to hit a single ball that Poindexter threw, causing them to gain an easy advantage over their opponents, as Poindexter gained more and more confidence as the game went along with their game clearly in the lead by a considerable amount.

However, while Poindexter was sure that he would prove himself, Bradley told Poindexter that he would be putting him onto the bench. Although Bradley had claimed that he wanted to give his arms a rest, Poindexter was completely mortified to be stopped from playing in exchange for Kanon taking over. As Poindexter noted that nobody had gotten a hit off him, Bradley insisted that he had to give some of the other children a chance to play, as Poindexter then begged for a chance to keep on playing, while Bradley told him to calm down and breathe.

Breaking down in tears, Poindexter explained that he might bring his parents back if he pitched a perfect game, as Bradley tried to explain that no amount of games would bring his parents back.

Poindexter furiously prepares to kill Bradley. Although he was extremely frustrated, Poindexter relented and sat on the bench, as Bradley told him to grab a popsicle as a reward while Kanon had stepped up to take over.

However, Poindexter struggled to contain his rage when he sat down, since he believed that Bradley had betrayed him by taking away his chance to play, as Poindexter grabbed a baseball and had proceeded to throw it with considerable force at a steel pole, causing it to ricochet and strike Bradley hard on the head, killing him instantly.

Due to the way Poindexter had thrown the ball, it was believed that Bradley's death was an accident. Poindexter takes therapy with Eileen Mercer. Following the incident at the baseball game, Poindexter was sent into the Riviera Psychiatric Institute , where he was then assigned Eileen Mercer as his therapist. Having spent some time getting to know one another, Mercer asked Poindexter about Bradley and how he died, questioning if Poindexter had felt sad or scared.

Poindexter claimed that he had not felt sadness as Bradley was a jerk, as he claimed that Bradley had never let him do what he wanted. Poindexter discussing why he killed Bradley. As Mercer noted how Bradley had named him MVP, Poindexter then admitted that he used to think Bradley was awesome, as Poindexter continued sketching his picture of himself as a baseball player while Mercer wrote notes about Poindexter's current mental state. Mercer had then asked Poindexter to be honest with her, as she questioned if Bradley's death had been an accident, promising that whatever he said would remain between them.

Poindexter then confessed that it was not an accident. As Poindexter had then asked if he would be in trouble, Mercer promised he was not, since this was not his fault. Poindexter shows Eileen Mercer his drawing. Poindexter had questioned this, noting how he had just confessed to killing Bradley on purpose, but Mercer reassured him that this did not mean that it was his fault.

As Mercer began to consider another way to explain it to him, she then noticed the picture that Poindexter had been drawing, questioning if that was meant to be him in the picture, which Poindexter confirmed.

Mercer had noted how Poindexter had drawn himself alone, surrounded by emptiness, noting how she knew that things had been that way for most of Poindexter's life, which he agreed with, as they then discussed Poindexter's absent parents. Mercer commented that most children had parents who could teach them right from wrong, while Poindexter then noted that his parents mostly just yelled at him before their deaths.

Mercer then explained to Poindexter that Bradley's death was not his fault since his parents had died before they could teach him the concept of right and wrong, as Mercer promised that things would be better now as he had her to support him from this point on.

Mercer promised to help Poindexter establish routines to help with his rage, and teach him of empathy, as Mercer had always complimented Poindexter during their lessons. Poindexter in his therapy with Eileen Mercer.

Teaching him about the act of empathy, Eileen Mercer was eventually able to connect with Poindexter while advising him on control of his psychopathic tendencies. Poindexter had become attached to her and managed to gain some stability in his life. However, Mercer was diagnosed with cancer, and her health began to deteriorate swiftly. To celebrate their final session together at the Riviera Psychiatric Institute , Mercer had presented Poindexter with some champagne.

Poindexter begging Eileen Mercer not to go. The potential loss of Mercer had utterly devastated Poindexter, but he had attempted to appear strong for Mercer, even turning down her offer for a drink as he was not twenty-one yet.

Poindexter listened as Mercer explained how it had been a challenging day to say goodbye to a lot of people, as Poindexter used his lessons on empathy to try and relate to her pain, as Mercer told him that she had been dreading their final session together ever since her diagnosis. Poindexter then began to beg Mercer not to leave him, insisting that they could keep meeting and she could keep doing better until Mercer stopped him.

Mercer assured Poindexter that he would be fine, reminding him that he would soon be able to get himself a new job with a rigid structure, stick to his medication, before she presents him with her box, which contained the recordings of every therapy session that they had had together, as she told him to always listen to them when he felt lost to remember the progress that they had made. Mercer then presented Poindexter with a business card for a new therapist, who she insisted had a lot of expertise with many cases similar to Poindexter, although Poindexter took great offense to the concept of replacing Mercer.

Poindexter threatens to kill Eileen Mercer. Losing his temper, Poindexter then charged across the room as he stood over Mercer, insisting that he did not want another therapist. Mercer questioned if Poindexter was attempting to scare her with this aggression, to which he claimed that he wanted to kill her, as he pulled the oxygen from her nose.

Mercer remained strong, asking if Poindexter wanted to kill her to put her out of her misery, to which he claimed that he wanted to punish her for dying. Mercer then tried to explain to Poindexter that death would always win eventually, as she promised that it could be a beautiful event when it came naturally. Poindexter begins to cry with Eileen Mercer. Calming down, Poindexter stepped away from Mercer, as she tried to convince him that they should allow death take its course and never rush it.

Poindexter told Mercer that he would never be able to live his life alone, as he remembered what he did to Bradley the last time he was alone, as Mercer told him to find someone new who had a good heart who he could look up to. Mercer reassured Poindexter that he was not broken, but just needed somebody to help guide him in the right direction, as Poindexter broke down in tears and then collapsed into Mercer's arms.

Mercer died shortly after this final meeting. Poindexter working with Julie Barnes. In the wake of Eileen Mercer 's untimely death, Poindexter had joined the United States Army , where he was able to hone all his skills with accuracy by using multiple firearms, as well as combat training.

Once Poindexter had left the military, he then went into work at a Brooklyn Suicide Prevention Center. Working there for a year, Poindexter had developed an infatuation and obsession with one of his co-workers, Julie Barnes. During one call, Poindexter spoke with Craig who was considering shooting himself.

Instead of helping, Poindexter discussed the gun Craig used, and suggested he kill his stepfather. Poindexter left the Suicide prevention center shortly after Barnes left to take up ballet, as Poindexter was then recruited into the FBI , after graduating from Quantico.

Poindexter eventually built a rigid and structured life for himself, while keeping his sanity in check through his work at the FBI, maintaining his healthy lifestyle, although he had continued an obsession with Barnes from a distance. Poindexter ready to transport Wilson Fisk. Poindexter was assigned to be among the agents escorting him to the location, while they waited for Ray Nadeem to fit Fisk with his Ankle Monitor , before Poindexter had then pushed Fisk out the door, only referring to him as a convict.

Poindexter faces off the Albanian Syndicate. However, during the FBI's transportation of Fisk into the Presidential Hotel , they were suddenly attacked by the Albanian Syndicate , as the cars surrounding Fisk's were destroyed, causing Fisk's car to crash and roll upside down. During all the chaos, the other cars were also attacked, resulting in the deaths of several FBI agents, as Poindexter was among those injured.

As Poindexter regained consciousness, he discovered that these Albanians had surrounded Fisk's car and were attempting to saw through the roof to get to him, to kill Fisk for betraying both Mother Teresa and Vic Jusufi. Armed with only his handgun, Poindexter managed to get the drop on these Albanians.

Using the element of surprise, Poindexter then stepped out from the shadows and began shooting at the Albanians, killing several of them with perfect accuracy before all the others retreated and Poindexter took cover behind a car.

Sliding across the ground, Poindexter then managed to shoot a bullet that ricocheted off Fisk's car and killed an Albanian behind cover, shooting another hidden behind a car before ricocheting another bullet from a pole and killing another man, as the remaining Albanians then realized that they stood no chance against Poindexter's incredible skill with firearms and decided to surrender.

Poindexter retakes Wilson Fisk into custody. When two of the Albanians had come forward and had attempted to surrender as they pleaded for mercy, Poindexter unhesitatingly killed them, not long after he was ambushed by a couple of Albanians from behind, he threw magazines at both them with fatal accuracy, further displaying his ability to kill with almost any average item. Despite him initially being in a state of panic, Fisk also took note of Poindexter's actions and grew curious.

After checking if his teammates were alive, Poindexter held his gun to Fisk and apprehended him, who crawled out from his wrecked car as he held his hands up to Poindexter. Poindexter bringing Wilson Fisk into safety. In the aftermath of the Albanian Syndicate ambush, [8] Poindexter and the remaining FBI agents had brought Wilson Fisk into the Presidential Hotel , where Poindexter insured that the area was secure as he and several more agents escorted Fisk through the lobby and towards the elevator.

While Poindexter discussed the ambush, they encountered Benjamin Donovan and Nicholas Lee , who then attempted to speak with Fisk as his lawyers from Donovan and Partners , only for Poindexter to order them to stay back. Poindexter and Ray Nadeem escorting Fisk. As they got to the penthouse, Nadeem ordered Poindexter to get a medic, as Poindexter noted that Fisk did not need one, only for Nadeem to explain that the medic was for him.

Nadeem ordered Poindexter to check in with Tammy Hattley , much to Poindexter's annoyance, although Nadeem had insisted that they still had followed protocol in the wake of the ambush, as Nadeem also told Poindexter to return to the hotel as soon as possible while he dealt with Fisk. Poindexter and J. Lim talking to each other. Following the debrief, Poindexter was assigned to watch over Fisk while he was in their penthouse suite, as he listened to J.

Lim discuss the agents who died, including Garcia who had been Lim's best man, as Poindexter noted that Andrews might survive, although he might never walk again.

As they discussed how hard this situation was and the fact that Fisk had been given a penthouse despite in crimes, they were then interrupted by Donovan and Lee, who demanded that the cameras inside their penthouse be switched off so they could have a private talk with Fisk, which Poindexter had begrudgingly obliged. Poindexter turning Matt Murdock away. Poindexter was later assigned to guard the elevator downstairs to ensure that nobody came towards Fisk's penthouse.

During this time, Poindexter encountered Matt Murdock , who attempted to get past him, as Poindexter ordered Murdock to present him with a room key to prove that he was a resident at the hotel. However, Murdock had continued to awkwardly search through his pockets, and simply claimed that he had seemingly lost this key, as Poindexter became suspicious of Murdock's intentions and rested his hand onto his gun and denied to let Murdock go past him, as Murdock walked away.

Poindexter watches Wilson Fisk eating. In the evening, Poindexter was ordered to stand guard inside Wilson Fisk 's penthouse, as J.

Lim then presented Fisk with his dinner before leaving them alone. Instead of eating, Fisk had then spoken directly to Poindexter, making it clear that he knew who he was, while also commenting on how Poindexter had saved his life during the Albanian Syndicate 's ambush, as Poindexter joked that this had been a mistake. Fisk expressed his condolences for those dead FBI agents, while Poindexter had simply attempted to ignore him. Poindexter listens to Wilson Fisk 's words.

As Fisk then continued to discuss the loss of Poindexter's friends, he asked if his words would bring any comfort, or if the families of those lost would prefer to simply despise him, until Poindexter stopped him from talking about the agents' bravery by reminding Fisk that he only had five minutes to finish his meal. Ignoring this, Fisk noted the debt that he owed to those fallen agents, as well as the debt he owed to Poindexter.

Fisk had noted how extraordinary Poindexter's skills with firearms were, and asked where he gained his skills until Poindexter had finally lost his patience and took Fisk's meal away from him. Poindexter talks about the recent ambush. In the wake of their ambush by the Albanian Syndicate , Poindexter was ordered to undergo a psychological evaluation, where he spoke with Myman about their ambush.

Poindexter discussed why he risked his life for Wilson Fisk , insisting that it was his job to protect Fisk, as Myman insisted they not discuss Fisk but focus on the ambush, which Poindexter was reluctant to do as Myman then noted that they had to talk so that Poindexter could be cleared for duty.

Poindexter noted how he had lost his friends during the ambush, as Myman reminded him that he had also used lethal force against the Albanians, noting that Poindexter should be on active leave from the FBI.

Becoming frustrated, Poindexter noted that if he had been wearing a mask, like Daredevil or Spider-Man , then he would have been called a hero by the media, but instead, he was having to justify his actions to protect his job. Seeing Poindexter's frustration, Myman simply asked how he was doing, to which Poindexter finally opened up and admitted that he was finding this situation hard. Myman and Poindexter discussed his use of lethal force in the past as an FBI Sniper as well as being with the United States Army , while Myman had noted how using the lethal force created trauma that could take a toll on the mind, with Poindexter suggesting that he could one day lose control, while Myman then still insisted that Poindexter had to process these events.

Poindexter then told Myman all about Julie Barnes , claiming she was his support system as well as the person who listened to him, although Poindexter had not mentioned how he was stalking Barnes, claiming that they ate dinner together.

Poindexter spying on Julie Barnes in his car. Poindexter claimed that Barnes was always there for him and did not judge him. Having answered to the Myman's satisfaction, Poindexter was then allowed to leave, with Myman advising him that he should always talk about his feelings to Barnes, since it would do him good.

Later that evening, Poindexter followed and observed Barnes from his car as she went to buy pizza, taking his medication before spying on her, using his sniper scope to gain a closer look. While eating her pizza slice, Poindexter watched her and ate his slice of pizza in his car, pretending as if he was actually on a date alongside her. Lim search Wilson Fisk. Poindexter had continued to monitor Wilson Fisk , as he and J. Lim took it upon themselves to torment Fisk at every opportunity.

In the early hours of the morning, Poindexter and Lim burst inside Fisk's bedroom, demanding to do a room check, only for them to find that Fisk was already awake and facing against the wall as per Poindexter's instructions. While Lim searched the room, overturning Fisk's bed, Poindexter searched Fisk to ensure he did not have any weapons.

Once Lim and confirmed that nothing suspicious had been found in their search of his entire bedroom, Poindexter ordered Fisk to turn around, as he questioned if they have done there, while Poindexter looked Fisk in the eye with a smirk and confirmed that they were all clear.

As Poindexter and Lim walked out of the Presidential Hotel 's penthouse, leaving Fisk's bedroom in a mess, due to their careless search, Poindexter turned back around, seeing that Fisk was now out of his room and was looking down at him, which had then unnerved Poindexter as he then walked out from the penthouse behind Lim.

Poindexter eating half of Wilson Fisk 's food. While preparing to give Fisk his lunch, Poindexter looked through the food for anything suspicious and, in an attempt to antagonize Fisk, took a bite of the burger, while Lim removed all of the water, salt and ketchup from the tray to ensure that the meal was as unenjoyable for Fisk as possible.

Poindexter then took all the food off the clean plate that the hotel had provided and had instead dumped it on a wooden tray, messily, much to the considerable amusement of Lim and their other FBI agents watching him, as Poindexter put the steel lid on top as a further mockery, as he and Lim returned to the monitor room.

Poindexter waiting for Wilson Fisk 's reaction. Returning to the monitor room, Poindexter and Lim waited for Fisk to react to the unfair treatment of the food, only to be disappointed that Fisk failed to react, only cutting out the sections that Poindexter had bitten into, before calmly eating the rest of his food with a spork, with Poindexter noting how strange it was for someone to eat their burger with a spork. Both Poindexter and Lim were then interrupted by the unexpected arrival of Tammy Hattley , who introduced him to Winn , as they simply invited Poindexter to get himself a cup of coffee while they interrogated Fisk alone, which had made Poindexter nervous.

Poindexter gets advice from Ray Nadeem. As Poindexter stepped outside the monitor room, Ray Nadeem had followed him out and told him not to panic. Making it clear that this was not a conversation that they should be having officially, Nadeem then informed Poindexter that the OPR had wanted to interview Fisk about the Albanian Syndicate 's ambush, as a discrepancy has been discovered between Poindexter's official report and the analysis by the forensics, while Nadeem expressed his gratitude to Poindexter in saving his life, ensuring that his wife and son had him in their lives, as Poindexter had remained extremely nervous about the situation.

Poindexter tells J. Lim to leave the room. Desperate to know what was discussed behind his back, Poindexter had then returned into the Presidential Hotel , as he found J. Lim in their monitor room, who was surprised to meet Poindexter as he believed he had been relieved for the day.

Having confirmed that all the other agents had gone home for the day, Poindexter then gave Lim some cash and invited him to go downstairs and get himself a cup of coffee, which Lim agreed to, leaving Poindexter alone in the room with access to all the FBI 's cameras.

Poindexter watches Wilson Fisk 's interview. Once Lim had gone, Poindexter then sat down at his desk and began looking back at the security cameras, rewinding their footage until he found Tammy Hattley and Winn sitting down for their interview Wilson Fisk.

Poindexter watched on as Hattley and Winn presented Fisk with pictures of the corpses of the Albanian Syndicate who had been shot by Poindexter during the ambush. However, when Winn questioned how these men had died, Fisk had claimed that Poindexter had shot them out of self-defense, denying that they had actually surrendered and were executed unlawfully, much to Poindexter's surprise. Poindexter furiously confronts Wilson Fisk. Determined to get an explanation about this, Poindexter proceeded to turn off all the cameras in Fisk's penthouse before storming inside and demanding to know what Fisk's game was.

As Fisk denied any knowledge about what he was referring to, Poindexter insisted that he did not need any favors from him, before attempting to storm out of the room, having reminded Fisk that he was still simply a convict. However, Fisk noted that while Poindexter might not have needed a favor from him, he may still need his sympathy, noting how the New York Bulletin had written a humiliating story in which Poindexter had just been blamed for the Albanian Syndicate's attack on the FBI.

Poindexter listens to Wilson Fisk yet again. Fisk reminded Poindexter of the protests and mockery that would be coming in the wake of the Bulletin's article, commenting that while he could handle all that humiliation himself, he claimed that Poindexter should not have to carry that weight due to being the decorated FBI agent that he was.

As Poindexter insisted that Fisk did not know anything about him, Fisk countered by noting that the Bulletin did not know anything about him either, showing Poindexter the new headline on the Bulletin that called their ambush a complete disaster, as Fisk insisted that Poindexter was exceptional at the ambush. Poindexter considering Wilson Fisk 's words.

Fisk had noted how Poindexter had saved his life, as well as the lives of several FBI agents, noting how the Bulletin had failed to report on Poindexter's heroism, claiming that they had instead villainized and demeaned his actions. As Fisk got to his feet, Poindexter reached for his gun, watching Fisk closely as he then claimed that the world was changing, and any of these real heroes like Poindexter were ridiculed and dismissed, claiming that he only wanted to offer Poindexter his sympathies due to the newest reality they were in.

Considering Fisk's words, Poindexter then turned and walked out of the penthouse. The next morning, Poindexter had prepared for his day, as he read a copy of the New York Bulletin while drinking his usual cups of coffee. As Poindexter prepared to leave, he had shown signs of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder , as he placed his paper on the stacks of older papers that he had been collecting, and delicately cleaned his mug, ensuring everything was placed in the correct spot and remained spotless.

As he left, Poindexter glanced at his photograph of him with the Brooklyn Suicide Prevention Center team, including Julie Barnes , before he walked out the door, only to return when the picture dropped slightly on its hook, as he ensured it was still straight.

Having returned into the Presidential Hotel , Poindexter had then continued to watch over Wilson Fisk , as he had followed behind Ray Nadeem and another agent to go over the updates in Fisk's deal with the FBI in the wake of Fisk's assistance with several recent cases, as Poindexter stood by while Nadeem spoke to Benjamin Donovan who went over their demands in the wake the intel had provided to them leading to the Albanian Syndicate being wiped out.

Poindexter had listened on while Donovan also demanded that Nadeem provide Fisk with several personal items that had been confiscated from him.

Poindexter looking at Wilson Fisk 's stare. As Nadeem had confirmed that the FBI would drop all of the charges against Vanessa Marianna , Poindexter remained silent while Donovan also demanded that Fisk being allowed supervised movement within the hotel, in exchange for Fisk's continued support.

Although he tried to ignore it, Poindexter had then noticed that Fisk was staring at him throughout their entire meeting, as he commented on how much the FBI had sacrificed for him, while maintaining close eye contact with Poindexter.

Fisk had then told Nadeem about Matt Murdock , who he claimed was a criminal he had employed to launder his money. Poindexter continues to follow Julie Barnes. As he continued to consider his situation involving Fisk, Poindexter had decided to find Julie Barnes to get comfort from her, as he then followed closely behind them during her usual jog through New York City.

Poindexter kept a close watch on Barnes, stopping when she stopped and observing her as she gave some money to a homeless woman. Seeing Barnes' kindness comforted Poindexter, although he had still kept his face hidden from her, to ensure that Barnes did not know that he was following her.

Once Barnes finished talking with the homeless woman, she continued jogging as Poindexter followed. Poindexter greets Julie Barnes at the hotel. While taking his break at the Presidential Hotel 's bar, Poindexter was approached by Julie Barnes , who questioned if he wanted something to drink, as Poindexter was so shocked to see her there that he failed to answer her question and sat in stunned silence.

However, Barnes then recognized Poindexter from their time working with the Brooklyn Suicide Prevention Center , as she assumed Poindexter did not remember her, as they shook hands while Poindexter had insisted that he did still remember her.

Poindexter asks Julie Barnes out after work. Poindexter noted that he had not seen Barnes working at the hotel before, as she revealed that it was her first day, noting that she had been offered twice the money to begin working there immediately, as Poindexter assumed that Wilson Fisk had somehow arranged this to get in his head. As Barnes went to serve a table, Poindexter invited her to join him for a drink once she had finished her first shift, which she agreed to.

Poindexter having dinner with Julie Barnes. An hour later, Poindexter and Barnes sat down for dinner together, as they discussed all their favorite routes to jog through New York, with Poindexter not mentioning that he had been following Barnes during her jogs, even jokingly claiming that it sounded like Barnes was the one stalking him.

Poindexter asked why Barnes was no longer doing social work, as she had explained that she had attempted to pursue her career as a dancer, noting that she was forced to quit due to an injury, while Poindexter had used Eileen Mercer 's technics to appear empathetic, complimenting her on being brave enough to try it.

As Barnes noted that she had failed to make any backup plan due to her parents being overly supportive of her dance career, Poindexter noted that his parents were never very involved with his life, with Barnes noting that he did not need all their support as he had done great on his own.

Barnes had then questioned what working for Fisk had been like, although Poindexter immediately corrected her, insisting that he did not work for Fisk but instead worked for the FBI, as Barnes questioned if it was scary to work so closely to somebody so dangerous, asking if he thought Fisk deserved a second chance. Poindexter frantically grabs Julie Barnes.

However, as Poindexter made the comparison to Barnes working at the hotline for three years, Barnes questioned how he knew the exact amount of time she worked there, noting he had only been there for one year. Although Poindexter tried to pass it off, he made it worse by noting that Barnes quit doing ballet, despite her never mentioning ballet.

As Barnes then made the excuse that he had to feed her dog, Poindexter noted that she did not have a pet dog, confirming that he knew more than he should, as Barnes quickly got up to leave, while Poindexter panicked and desperately tried to explain himself.

Desperate to leave, Barnes threw down money to pay for the dinner and tried to go, as Poindexter grabbed her by the arm as he insisted that she was extremely special to him, as Barnes demanded that he let go of her and stormed out. Completely devastated by the disastrous date with Barnes, Poindexter left the Presidential Hotel as he returned to his apartment , slamming the door behind him.

Once he was alone, Poindexter began having a panic attack, knowing that he had ruined his only chance to have a relationship with Barnes, as he punched the wall, breaking the plaster and cutting his knuckles. Seeing that he had gotten blood onto his white shirt, Poindexter then removed it, while he began hearing voices in his head as his mental state grew more fragile.

As he struggled to get the blood off the shirt, Poindexter continued to panic and threw his possessions across the room in a fit of rage, grabbing a knife and throwing it at his picture of the Suicide Hotline Team, realizing that he had managed to throw the blade directly into Barnes' face.

This action caused Poindexter to see that he was losing control of his sanity, as he managed to get ahold of the tapes that Mercer had given to him, as he sat on the floor and listened to his old therapy sessions until he began to calm down.

Still reeling from his disastrous dinner with Barnes, Poindexter spent the night having near-constant nightmares, while hearing the voice of Barnes demanding that he let go of her arm, until Poindexter finally awoke, covered in sweat, with the voices still spinning around inside his head. Needing to calm himself down before he returned to work, Poindexter went into his safe and collected the other tapes, as he sat on the edge of his bed and listened to Mercer's voice, ensuring him that his internal compass was not broken, but he just needed a North Star or a strong structure from his work life to guide him onwards.

Despite still hearing voices in his head while barely getting any sleep, Poindexter returned into the Presidential Hotel , where he was teased by Alvarez for his appearance, as she also noted that Poindexter was two hours early for work, as Poindexter claimed that his neighbors at his apartment had kept him up all night, as he began watching the security cameras in the penthouse.

However, Poindexter found it hard to concentrate due to the voices of Julie Barnes and Eileen Mercer in his head, as Alvarez had attempted to get his attention. Poindexter prepares to confront Wilson Fisk. Alvarez then noted that she had to give Wilson Fisk his breakfast, as Poindexter offered to do it instead, as he requested that Alvarez get him a cup of coffee.

Once Alvarez had left the room, Poindexter shut off the security cameras inside Fisk's penthouse so he could have a private talk with Fisk. Confronting Fisk inside the room, Poindexter told Fisk that whatever he has planned to do against him it did not work, claiming that he had wasted his time with getting Barnes hired at the hotel, insisting that the FBI had trained them to deal with these exact sorts of situations, as he questioned if Fisk had him followed.

Poindexter demands Wilson Fisk to respond. Poindexter insisted that he did not care about Barnes, as he insisted that no matter what research he had done, Fisk did not know who he was. Despite his attempts to appear confident and unfazed, Poindexter lashed out in rage, furiously throwing Fisk's breakfast tray across the room.

However, Fisk had then continued to stay silent and let him breathe out his emotions, until Fisk finally spoke out and told Poindexter about how he beat his father 's skull in with a hammer as a boy, commenting on how he had been extremely young for his age, having never left New York City or taken the subway on his own yet.

Poindexter listening to Wilson Fisk 's stories. Fisk told Poindexter about how it had felt to watch his father die by his own hands, as he suggested that this feeling was something that Poindexter was familiar with.

Poindexter then listened while Fisk told him that he had been trained to hide behind many fictions to become something that the world would tolerate, commenting on his time in the United States Army and the FBI, as well as becoming a watchful companion of Barnes, only for Poindexter to comment on how Fisk had destroyed his relationship with Barnes, only for Fisk to claim that if it had been honest and true, then nothing could have destroyed it.

Poindexter trying to stand up to Wilson Fisk. Poindexter told Fisk that he should of let him die during the Albanian Syndicate 's ambush when he had the chance, while Fisk then calmly stepped closer towards Poindexter, despite being warned to stand back. Fisk claimed that neither Barnes nor society itself would ever be able to truly understand who Poindexter was, while telling him that the world punished people like him, before then making his comparison between himself and Poindexter.

Rather than agree with Fisk's comparison, Poindexter was disgusted by the suggestion, as he shook his head and stormed out from Fisk's penthouse suite. Following a conversation with Fisk, Poindexter left the penthouse as he went back to the monitor room with his mind became distracted, as he continued to try and hold back the voices inside his head, as he continued to watch Fisk walking through the penthouse, while he heard Fisk's voice in his head.

As Poindexter was eventually broken from his thought by Alvarez, who had returned with Poindexter's cup of coffee and her copy of the New York Bulletin , Alvarez revealed that the FBI was throwing him under the bus, as the Bulletin was running a story, blaming Poindexter for the Albanian Syndicate ambush. Having learned that the FBI were now blaming him for their Albanian Syndicate , Poindexter had returned into the FBI Office where he had his meeting with Tammy Hattley and Winn , who formally asked him to step down from his position in the FBI during their ongoing investigation, with Hattley claiming that this was due to optics, claiming that it should be seen as his paid vacation.

Poindexter sat in silence, listening to the voices in his head and looking at the New York Bulletin article before he then handed over his gun and badge to Hattley.

Poindexter begs Ray Nadeem to help him. Feeling utterly humiliated, Poindexter walked through their FBI office, passing the other agents who were still reading the Bulletin article, as Poindexter continued hearing Eileen Mercer and Julie Barnes ' voices in his head. As he had gotten to the office's exit, Poindexter saw Ray Nadeem and then asked to have a private conversation with him, as he explained the situation to him, clearly in a state of panic.

However, Nadeem told Poindexter to take in a breath, insisting that everything would be okay, although Poindexter also noticed that Nadeem could not look him in the eyes as he said this, making Poindexter panic.

As Nadeem insisted that he was on his side, Poindexter begged him to do something to help him, desperately insisted that he needed this job. However, although Nadeem told him that he had already made a point to commend his conduct in the ambush , Poindexter struggled to hear him while the voices of Mercer and Barnes continued getting louder in his head, as the voice of Mercer commented on how alone he was. Brett D. Chris Moore. Nardia Moore. Ken Morgan. Darrell Murray. Betty Peele.

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This applies especially to the brotherhood. Over the years many rumors and stories have floated about Alpha's involvement in the organization of these other fraternities. A sampling of questions are below:. Another brother "heard" that a representative of Alpha was to go to Indiana University and meet with this new group. On the day that they were to meet a terrible snowstorm kept the Alpha brother from showing up in a timely fashion. When he failed to show, the Kappa Brothers decided that they would form their own organization,.

Another brother wrote that he was told that the Kappa's were supposed to have become the 10th chapter of our fraternity at Indiana University but they could not get their act together so the brothers moved to Ohio State University where Kappa Chapter was established.

Another brother wrote: The founders of Omega at Howard were allegedly the three brothers not chosen on "Tap Day". In their angst these three ran to their professor Ernest Just and told him of their plight. From that Omega Psi Phi was born. While it is possible that they Omega Founders could have been in the Freshman class in the fall of , there is no known list of the persons who participated in that exercise.

Skip's Answer-There is no documentation to my knowledge that would support or substantiate these allegations no matter how coincidental they might be. Wesley did not mention them in his writing and certainly these organizations as I attempted to prove in yesterday's piece certainly did not credit Alpha in any way.

My research has not turned up any affirmation of these rumors. The fact is that Alpha was on the campus at Howard University, where two Kappa founders attended for a year. Secondly, all founders of Omega and Phi Beta Sigma were aware of Beta Chapter of Alpha and because of differences perhaps used those to propel them to organize their own. I know this may be difficult, but is there any way we can get copies of the history books of the other Greek letter organizations.

I know the Delta Sigma Theta history book is in stores all over the country, but what about the others. Let me know. Also, in a future note, could you address the status and legacy of C. Brother Wesley showed him in an honorable light and he is known as a precursor of the fraternity, but recently I have heard brothers down him for not fully following through on the vision of the founders.

Please provide your insight. Copies must be ordered through the National Headquarters. You can access the National Web site of the fraternities and sororities on the Internet. Poindexter, and Omega Psi Phi? If he was actually involved in their formation, I'd like to know what made him change his mind, and why all of the sudden he thought we were "ready" for fraternity life? Fraternally Yours, Brother Darian M. Bowers Eta Phi Chapter, Spr.

Skip's Response-There has been no factual documentation to substantiate the claim that C. Poindexter was one of the founders of Omega Psi Phi. In fact, when the Omegas were established, Mr.

Poindexter was teaching at Fisk University in Nashville, Tennessee. Poindexter will be the subject of a future historical moment.

You will be surprised to know that Poindexter was still the sentimental choice for Callis for that seventh spot as a founder even until You'll have to wait until the book comes out.