![]() ![]() The next day, Eckleburg is in court and is immediately labeled guilty.įitzgerald exposes Buchanan as the true killer.Īs the trial holds a recess, Fitzgerald spots Buchanan and accuses him of murdering his worker. ![]() Buchanan declines the offer, as he thinks it is pointless in saving a subordinate whose guilt is proven and detected through Eyes of God. Eckleburg is accused of murdering a co-worker, Buchanan is visited by Fitzgerald and Louisa May Alcott, being offered to clear Eckleburg's crime. After the engineer completed the programming, Buchanan killed him and overwrote his appearance with Eckleburg's, thereby framing him as the killer. Eckleburg developed the Eyes of God, Buchanan had another engineer install a backdoor code to the identification system without Eckleburg's knowledge, which can automatically cover any face in the surveillance video with another person's appearance. ![]() ![]() Nevertheless, his hubris ultimately led to his downfall, unable to see through Fitzgerald's scheme of exposing him in court. He even buys his way out of being discovered for his crime and bribes Fitzgerald in exchange for his silence.ĭespite his pride and befitting the director of a security company, Buchanan is cunning and meticulous with his own safety, having a backdoor code installed in Eyes of God to ensure that he can commit a crime without being found out. He wears a black suit with a red tie.Īs Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald once described, Buchanan is the kind who neglects and leaves his comrades in a tight spot by themselves, reflecting how he is willing to pin the blame on his own subordinate to cover up a crime he himself committed. Buchanan is a middle-aged man with dark brown hair and blue eyes. ![]()
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