Jimmy Price
The FBI crime scene investigator specializing in fingerprinting and spatter patterns.
Jimmy Price is a recurring character in the first season of Hannibal, portrayed by Scott Thompson. He is introduced as a member of the FBI crime scene investigation team headed by Jack Crawford, specializing in fingerprinting and spatter patterns at crime scenes. Price works alongside Brian Zeller and Beverly Katz as one of three crime scene investigators who piece evidence together for the agency.
Quick Facts
- Role
- FBI crime scene investigator
- Affiliation
- FBI Behavioral Science Unit
Lore & Background
Jimmy Price is one of three crime scene investigators working with the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit under Jack Crawford. His specific expertise lies in fingerprinting and analyzing spatter patterns at crime scenes, making him a key technical asset in the investigation of serial murders. Alongside Brian Zeller and Beverly Katz, Price forms part of a team that processes forensic evidence, providing the groundwork for Will Graham's profiling and Hannibal Lecter's manipulations. His role is grounded in the procedural aspects of the show, offering a contrast to the psychological and philosophical depths explored by the main characters.
Reader's Guide
Jimmy Price enters the series as a crime scene investigator specializing in fingerprinting and spatter patterns. He is part of a three-person team that includes Brian Zeller and Beverly Katz, all working under Jack Crawford. His role is primarily technical, providing forensic support for the FBI's investigations. His interactions with other characters are not detailed in the source, but his expertise is noted as a key part of the evidence-gathering process.
Did You Know?
- Jimmy Price is played by Scott Thompson, who joined the cast in September 2012.
- The character was announced as part of the recurring cast in September 2012.
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