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Does your mind randomly wander off and think of Doggett running ... and running fast... in a rain storm... in the street... in a white t-shirt... that's glued to his chest... whiping out his gun... and yelling at you to stop what you are doing because he wants to talk to you? Welcome to our world! Here we understand your needs and hopes for ... well Doggett! Now before we bore you, think of the first time Scully met Doggett... yeah... she soaked him down! She thought the same way as us!! Go Scully!! Doggett! Doggett! Doggett! Now where's that Vancouver rain when we really need it...
Do you wonder what Doggett looks like while he works out in his Marine t-shirt? Wonder what it would be like to just sit in a weight room and watch his biceps work as he pumps iron? As the minutes pass, his t-shirt is wet from his sweat... he stops for a moment and asks you to hand him his bottle of water and instead of drinking it, he pours it all over his head ... yeah ... a wet Doggett...
Do you find yourself wondering why Scully hasn't decided right now that John Jay Doggett is the man for her? Because if she doesn't do something about him soon, she may be too late because you will find a way to get him before anyone else... when there is a will there is a way... watch out Scully here I come!!
Do you ever fantasize about listening to a audio cassette and all that came through your speakers was Doggett's sexy New York accented voice... deep and scruffy... hard yet soft... telling you that Muldah is fine and happy where he is and that Doggett will be staying forever. Then you wake up with the silliest grin on your face and tell all of you friends that Doggett spoke to you last night and that Mulder is fine and has moved on and now is the time of Doggett?
If this is you... then you're addicted and should head over to Get Addicted to make it official.
Agent John Doggett joined the FBI from the New York City Police Department, where he served as a Detective in the Fugitive Division's Warrant section. Approaching all of his investigations like a doubting cop, he believes that everything can be explained with standard police techniques. So it is no surprise that after only five years at the Bureau, he is assigned by Deputy Director Kersh to run the task force looking for Mulder. Although he may be set up to fail, Doggett has resigned himself to solve the case.
Masters and doctoral degrees in Public Administration from Syracuse University prove Doggett's willingness to conform to the government's blueprint. He is the consummate insider on the fast track to success. Previous to his police work, Doggett held the rank of Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps' Amphibious Unit and played a role in the Multi-National Peacekeeping Force for Lebanon Development. With six years in the military, he retired with commendations after being wounded in the line of duty.
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John Doggett obtained his Masters, PhD. in Public Administration and his Juris Doctorate from Syracuse University from 1983 through 1986. He likely was enrolled in the joint degree program which is designed to help students obtain two degrees in a shorter amount of time that it would take to obtain the degrees through separate programs.
Juris Doctorate (JD) - a person can practice law and has a wide range of career opportunites. Liscenced attorneys are employed as corporate in house counsel, risk managers, legistative analysts, technology licensing officers, contract administrators and in a host of other positions.
Master of Public Administration (MPA) - prepares individuals for careers as managers and policy analysts in government agencies and organizations closely associated with the public sector.
The Department of Public Administration / Syracuse University College of Law offers a joint JD/MPA program - six semesters and one interim summer of course work.
Students will work to gain concrete skills/knowledge in policy analysis, analytical framework and skills with which to better analyze public policies/processes, and to determine best solutions for improvement. They will gain skills and knowledge in the area of program management so students can implement programs and put into practive the solutions defined as best through careful analysis. Also they will gain understanding in public sector and institutional context. All programs are designed to meet larger public policy/management goals must occur in a public (organizational, economic, sociental, political) context - and understanding of the dynamics at work in these settings is critical for successful implementation.
The JD/MPA joint degree program is a longstanding and popular joint degree that exists between the Department of Public Administration and Syracuse University College of Law. Students can prepare for a career that rests on the nexus of law and public administration with the JD/MPA degree. Students must apply and be admitted to both programs seperately and will complete the entire first year in the College of Law prior to matriculation into the MPA degree. Due to the calendar nature of the MPA program, this challenging joint degree, one of the oldest of its kind anywhere, can be completed in three years (the same time needed for a JD alone).
Career Opportunities
Completion of the JD/MPA program opens many doors to careers in the public sector. Knowledge of the law is vital to both appointed and elected officials at the federal, state and local levels of government. Likewise, knowledge of how government works - including how public policy is created and public dollars are appropriated and spent - is vital to the practice of law in public organizations.
Graduates with JD/MPA may have careers as attorneys in local, state or federal agencies and be administrators in the agencies.
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1977-1983
United States Marine Corps, 24th Marine Amphibious Unit, 2nd Marine Sergeant E-5
September 1, 1982 - October 30, 1983
Multi-National Peacekeeping Force, Lebanon Development
John Doggett served with the United States Marine Corps from 1977 until he retired with commendations six years later in 1983 after being wounded in the line of duty.
Training - Bootcamp
Male applicants to the USMC must be within the ages of 17 - 28. According to Doggett's FBI record, he was assigned to the MAU in 1977. In 1977 Doggett would have been 17 years old, he applied for the Marines at the youngest age allowed. Recruits go through 12 weeks of training which include: general military subjects, swim week, marksmanship training, team week, A-line, Basic Warrior Training, The Crucible and Graduation. From what we know of Doggett it is safe to say that he trained at the Recruit Training Depot in Parris Island, South Carolina (since recruits who live east of the Mississippi were sent there for training). Basic training is followed by a period of advanced schooling in small unit tactics and weaponry at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
"The first dead body I saw, I was 19 and a Marine."
In "Badlaa" Doggett tells Scully that the first dead body he saw was when he was 19 years old and a Marine. Based on the Marines memorabilia in Doggett's house (Marines book on coffee table, USMC t-shirt, framed photographs of men dressed in camouflage, etc.) we can see that Doggett is proud of his accomplishments while he was active in the Marines and that he continues to be proud of the Corps after his retirement.
Multi-National Peacekeeping Force
According to The X-Files series, Doggett played a role in the Multi-National Peacekeeping Force for Lebanon Development from September 1, 1982 until October 30, 1983. Given these dates, we can assume that Doggett was stationed at the 1st Battalion, 8th Marine BLT (Battalion Landing Team) Headquarters building, located at the Beirut International Airport.
Beirut, Lebanon
Before the 24th MAU was sent to Beirut, Lebanon to relieve the 32d MAU of their duties (support the Lebanese Armed Forces), they were stationed at Camp Lejeune. On October 30, 1982 the 24th relieved the 32d MAU. For 21 days in December 1982, the 24th MAU trained Lebanese Armed Forces. The 75 Lebanese soldiers received training in basic infantry skills and helicopter assaults. On February 15, 1983, the 32d MAU (redesignated 22d MAU) returned to Lebanon to relieve the 24th MAU. The 24th MAU returned on May 30th to relieve the 22d. During the following months the Marines conducted patrols with the Lebanese Army. The commanding officer of the 24th MAU allowed his Marines to tour Beirut by bus and to visit local historical sites of interest. They also enjoyed port visits to Greece and Turkey. Marines in Beirut cross-trained with French and Italian peacekeepers. Perhaps Doggett picked up a little of the French and Italian languages.
The months leading up to the October 23rd suicide attack on the Marine barracks at the Beirut International Airport were filled with increased violence toward the Lebanese Army, the airport and the multinational force. On August 28, 1983, the a combat outpost came under fire from semiautomatic weapons and rocket-propelled grenades. Marines returned fire for the first time on this date with rifles and M-60 machine guns. There was no friendly casualties after 90 minutes of fighting. On August 31st the Department of Defense authorized hostile fire pay of $65 per month for Marines and sailors of the 24th MAU serving in Lebanon.
On September 26, 1983 a cease-fire went into effect at 6 A.M. It was announced by Saudi Arabian and Syrian officials in Damascus and was supported by Druze (group who had been attacking the armed forces in Beirut) Talks began about the formation of a new coalition government for Lebanon. Marine casualties to date: 5 killed, 49 wounded. Despite the cease-fire attacks continued in Beirut against the Marines (snipers). Four Marines were wounded at an attempt to ambush a Marine convoy with a car bomb on October 19th, the attempt was thwarted.
Beirut International Airport Terrorist Act: October 23, 1983
On Sunday, October 23, 1983 at 6:22 A.M., a truck loaded with explosives crashed through the security perimeter of the United States Marine Corps Barracks in Beirut, Lebanon. In the explosion that followed, 241 U.S. Military personnel were killed and 80 seriously wounded. Most died while sleeping or were crushed when the building collapsed. Thirteen C-141 aircraft Marine replacement began the same day. Wounded Marines were flown to West Germany for medical care and were visited by the Commandant of Marine Corps on October 25, 1983. On November 19, 1983, the 24th MAU was relieved by the 22d MAU.
These young people, on a mission of peace in a land stricken by violence, were killed as they slept. Twenty-one (21) of the young American victims of this cowardly act were returned to the United States and were buried near one another in Section 59 of Arlington National Cemetery. Near their gravesites is planted a Cedar of Lebanon tree which commemorates their sacrifice.
Doggett was the 2nd Marine Sergeant (E-5) in the 24th MAU and played a role in the Multi-National Peacekeeping Force for Lebanon Development. With six years in the military, he retired with commendations after being wounded in the line of duty. Given this information on his retirement, we can assume that he was wounded during the Beirut International Airport Terrorist Act.
John Doggett and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder?
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder can be produced by experiencing or witnessing severly threatening, uncontrollable events with a sense of fear, helplessness or horror.
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder - Doggett could suffer from this because he was in Beirut and possibly at the Beirut International Airport at the time of the terrorist attack on October 23, 1983. If this is true, he would have seen many of his friends die - men who he trained with while at Parris Island. He may have blamed himself for not being able to help them after the attack.
Symptoms include: haunting memories of attack, nightmares of attack, a numbed social withdrawl, jumpiness, anxiety or depression, a sense of basic trust erodes, fearful wariness, and hoplessness about the future.
To calm anxiety, sufferers of PTSD sometimes drink. Combat stress more than doubled a veteran's risk of alcohol abuse, depression or anxiety.
PTSD is experienced by combat veterans, accident/disaster survivors, and sexual assault victims.
Psychological disorders and suicide attempts were most common among veterans who felt responsible for a trauma, because they had either killed someone or failed to prevent a death.
Many still experience nightmares, have trouble sleeping and concentrating and find themselves easily startled - especially so for those exposed to savage mutilation, torture or the sight of a friend's death. Much as they might wish to avoid or suppress the memory, it continues to intrude. PTSD can effect a person at any time - days after a traumatic event or years after.
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1987-1995
New York Police Department, Detective, Fugitive Warrant Division
1995: Graduate FBI National Academy (Quantico)
1995 - 2000: Special Agent, Criminal Investigations Division
2000 - 2002: Special Agent, X-Files Division. During the rest of 2002 and beyond it is unknown if Doggett and Reyes were able to continue their work in the X-Files Division since the office was torn apart and their files stolen ("The Truth").
2002 - 2008: Special Agent, FBI - unknown assignment
2008 - present: Special Agent, FBI - Counter-Terrorist Operations
From 1987 until 1995, John Doggett worked as a Detective with the New York Police Department in the Fugitive Division's Warrant section. This section is responsible for apprehending persons wanted on felony bench warrants, indictment warrants and arrest warrants. They work closely with investigators from other state and federal law enforcement agencies (Parole, US Marshals, FBI).
For Doggett to have graduated Quantico in 1995, he would have been attending Quantico classes and training at the same time that he was a Detective with the NYPD. This is a common practice for police officers if they have the opportunity to go to Quantico to receive extra training.
It takes two years to graduate from Quantico, so Doggett would have started there in 1993. Theoretically he may have done this to help cope with his grief after his son died and he and his wife divorced. Men often overwork themselves to deal with grief, that way they don't have to face or show their emotions - they can set their emotions aside by focusing on all their work.
After graduating from Quantico, Doggett was given his first assignment as a Special Agent (SA). He was assigned to the Criminal Investigations Division. The FBI assigns new agents a minimum of four years to their first assignment. By 1999 Doggett would have had the opportunity to request a preferred assignment if he did not like his first. It is possible that an agent could be transferred within the time of their first assignment based on the staffing needs of the FBI.
Since the CID (Criminal Investigations Division) also takes care of child abduction cases, it's easy to see why he would have stayed assigned to that division by the time his first assignment was up. He could help find missing children and help families reunite - something that didn't happen with his family.
Other responsibilities of the CID are to compile information to substantiate the existence of criminal activity, for obtaining evidence to identify, arrest and convict those who violate the law, for locating stolen property and for providing assistence to those victimized by the criminal actions of others. Also responsible for assisting and preparing criminal cases, which are brought before the courts (perhaps this is how he met friend Martin Wells), homicide, robbery, sex crimes, narcotics and organized crime (maybe this is how Bob Harvey first discovered Luke Doggett - he could have known about John Doggett and got information on his family), collect evidence, identify perpetrators, fraud.
In 2000, Doggett was assigned as the task force leader to find missing Special Agent Fox Mulder. After turning in a report that included inconclusive findings, Deputy Director Kersh reassigned Doggett to the X-Files Division. Doggett was assigned partner to Special Agent Dana Scully, to investiate unexplained phenomena. Kersh may have set him up to fail in the FBI.
In 2001, Doggett assigns Special Agent Monica Reyes as his new partner after he suspects Kersh is involved in some government alien conspiracy. Reyes remains his partner after Scully gives birth to her son (William) and decides to teach at Quantico rather than return to field work in the X-Files Division. Doggett frequently calls upon Scully for her advice, expertise and assistance in their cases.
In 2002, after Mulder is sentenced to death for murdering Knowle Rohrer; Doggett, Skinner and Kersh break Mulder out to save his life. Doggett and Reyes return to D.C. only to find everything taken out of their office, everything has disappeared, we do not know if Doggett and Reyes continued to work for the FBI or not, or if they too are destined to live life on the run for helping a convicted murderer escape the death penalty.
Co-Workers
Joe Farrah | Gene Crane | Dana Scully | Walter Skinner | Alvin Kersh | Fox Mulder
Brad Follmer | Monica Reyes | Leyla Harrison
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In season 8 we were given different dates in regards to Luke's birth and death. The information below has taken the information about Luke from the season 9 episode "Release" and We Shall Not Forget views this information as the correct and intended information for the character since it was used in the episode that resolved the case.
Name: Luke John Doggett (deceased)
Date of Birth: January 6, 1986
Height: 48"
Weight: 52 lbs.
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Blond
Date of Last Contact: August 13, 1993
Episodes mentioning the LukeArc
Invocation, Empedocles, John Doe, Release. Some may also argue that "Within" is the first episode in which the case is referenced. Doggett says that he understands "obsession". We learn later on that Doggett has an obsession with solving his son's unsolved case.
There has been some confusion among fans online as to who actually killed Luke Doggett. Some say it was Brad Follmer and some say it was Nicholas Rigali. Well I can tell you that after viewing "Release" several times now, that it was Nicholas Rigali.
In "Release", we find out that Luke was taken by Bob Harvey (the guy who died in the teaser to "Empedocles" in Season 8 - a pedophile). Bob Harvey was in business with mobster/businessman Nicholas Rigali, who walked in on Harvey and Luke. Because Luke saw Rigali's face, he killed him so he couldn't be identified.
When John Doggett went to speak with Rigali "as a father", Rigali did what most criminals will do when unable to say that they committed a crime, he told about how it "could have happened", using the second person to talk about himself, reliving/recalling the crime. As Rigali described to Doggett what happened to Luke, he was admitting that he had killed Luke, even though he did not state "I killed Luke". When Rigali says that the businessman (himself) never did anything to the "little boy", Rigali is rationalizing what he did (kill Luke), making it right in his mind, as if he didn't do anything wrong, especially since he (Rigali) was not the man that molested the child. Being the good ex-cop/special agent that Doggett is, he knew exactly what Rigali was doing when speaking in the second person and when he was rationalizing what happened. Which is why Doggett was going for his gun to shoot Rigali, to kill the man who murdered his son (the one thing that I think would make Doggett kill a man). However, Brad Follmer got to Rigali first and shot and killed him, after coming to the realization that he had been taking bribe money which let Rigali get away with the murder back in 1993, when Follmer was the Assistant Director In Charge of the New York field office. In 1993, Follmer did not know that the money he was accepting had kept Luke's murderer (and his molestor) free men.
As to why Brad Follmer killed Rigali, well he did that because there was no other way out of his deal with Rigali (Brad took bribes to keep Rigali on the streets). Brad wanted out of this deal and Rigali threatened to expose Brad to the public. When Brad questioned Rigali if he was involved in the death of Doggett's son, he could tell that Rigali was lying to him when he answered "no". It was at this point that Brad gave thought as to how many other people Rigali could have killed or will kill because of him taking bribes. Brad couldn't live knowing what he allowed to happen, and he decided to take out Rigali.
I really hope this all makes sense to you, it does to me. I just want to make it clear to some fans that Brad Follmer isn't the scum that some think he is. He didn't kill Luke, he helped bring down the man who did. Brad will pay for his actions, but at least he will have a clear conscience because he helped Doggett close the case of his son.
If you are interested in looking deeper into the mind of a criminal, I suggest you pick up John Douglas' "The Anatomy of Motive". It was from this publication that I got the information about criminals telling "what could happen" and speaking in the second person about themselves when talking about their crime. Because of this, I have no doubt that Nicholas Rigali killed Luke Doggett. You shouldn't either because if John Doggett was going out of the bar after Rigali, with his hand on his weapon, that's got to tell you that Doggett knows Rigali did it too.
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According to the "Release" script, John and Barbara married when they were young. It came as no surprise to her that their marriage didn't last.
"I can't help him, Dana. We got married too young. After Luke died, there was no pretending it worked anymore." - Barbara
(page 30, 9ABX16 "Release" (FINAL) 02/25/02)
John and Barbara divorced soon after the murder of their son, Luke, in August of 1993. The two seemed to have split amicably, though when John goes to visit Barbara in season nine's episode "Release", there seems to be lasting tension between them when the topic turns to their son. It seems as if Barbara has let go of her relationship with John and wants to see him happy and involved with someone again, however, if facial expressions give anything away, it is quite obvious that John is still very fond of his ex despite his feelings towards Dana Scully.
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Though the partnership and friendship between John and Dana never blossomed into anything more, enough hints were given to the audience that both characters were interested in each other. Chris Carter wrote about Doggett's feelings for Scully in the season nine script to "Trust No 1", stating:
"If Mulder's safety is Doggett's paramount desire, his desire for Scully is always at war with his honor." (from the "Trust No 1" script)
One of the most sincere displays of Scully's attraction to Doggett happened in season eight's "Medusa", when Doggett is getting out of his hospital bed, wearing only an open-back hospital gown, and Scully enters the room and gives him a good head-to-toe up and down look, with a slight raise of her eyebrow. After John accidentally turns his back to her in said hospital gown, she does her best not to blush and he gives her a look that says "I know you like what you saw" before stepping behind a curtain to change.
Even after Scully left the X-Files Division for a teaching position at Quantico in season nine, she and John continued to call on one another in times of need and for comfort. If Mulder had never returned from the dead, I truly believe that Chris Carter and Frank Spotnitz would have pursued a relationship between Doggett and Scully. Unfortunately, that was not the case. (though I like to think that there's still a chance that Scully will realize what she left behind and will leave Mulder and go back to Doggett and live that happy and normal life that she's always wanted)
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Ryan Bracker
Served with Doggett in the 24th MAU in Beirut, Lebanon in 1983.
Roger Erickson
Served with Doggett in the 24th MAU in Beirut, Lebanon in 1983.
Steven Maeda
Served with Doggett in the 24th MAU in Beirut, Lebanon in 1983. Doggett called him to inquire about information regarding McMahon, at the end of the call they expressed an interest in getting together for a beer sometime.
Shannon McMahon
Episodes: NIHT 1, NIHT 2
Served with Doggett in the Marine Corps in Beirut, Lebanon. Was entered into a government project out of Bravo Company to become a Super Soldier. She does not like what she has become.
Monica Reyes
Episodes: Empedocles, Essence, Existence, season 9
Was the head investigator in Luke Doggett's disappearance in 1993 up in New York, and failed to solve the case. She suddenly transferred to the New Orleans field office after ending her relationship with her superior, Brad Follmer, in 1999. She was brought onto the Mulder disappearance case by Doggett in 2000, and was later transferred to the X-Files Division in 2001.
Knowle Rohrer
Episodes: Per Manum, Three Words, NIHT 1, NIHT 2, The Truth
Served with Doggett in the Marine Corps in Beirut, Lebanon. Has helped Doggett obtain hard to get information in the past. He was recruited out of Bravo Company by the government into a project to become a Super Soldier.
Dana Scully
Episodes: season 8, season 9
Her friendship and partnership with Doggett started off on rocky ground, but Dana was quick to trust him, and their partnership, friendship, and relationship continued to grow through the 8th and 9th seasons of the series.
Martin & Vicki Wells
Episode: Redrum
Children: Courtney, Haley
As of 2000 hadn't seen Doggett in three years.
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Below are some observances I made about the John Doggett character by watching episodes of seasons 8 and 9 of "The X-Files" and by looking carefully at the interior of Doggett's house.
Hobbies:
bike riding, racket ball, reading, watching NASCAR, fishing
Fears:
- accepting the paranormal because that would mean he would have to accept that he didn't do everything he could to save his son.
- failure, he doesn't walk away from a case until he feels it's been properly solved.
Dislikes:
- mucus
- other people bringing up Luke's case
- people digging into his personal life
Behaviour in hospital as a patient:
- impatient, he likes to buzz the nurses, ya know, just incase he's dying.
Behaviour in hospital (not a patient):
- doubts doctors and their diagnoses when those he cares about are the patient.
Beliefs:
- traditional cop investigation is the best way to solve a case.
- feelings do not solve cases.
- everything can be explained with standard police techniques.
Food Likes:
- chocolate pop-tarts
- polish sausage with all the garnishes (from a stand on M Street "best in the city")
- Coca Cola
- black instant coffee
Languages:
- fluent in English, speaks with a slight New York accent
- speaks limited Spanish ("Vienen", "John Doe")
- could know some French and Italian (see USMC)
Disposition:
- stubborn
- determined
- caring
- understanding
- hard worker
- leader
- confident
- private
- hot temper (when beliefs are challenged)
- willing to conform to government's blueprint
Movies Seen:
- Terminator 2: Judgement Day (refers to metal men in the movies in "Salvage")
- Ghostbusters (mentions the film in "Daemonicus")
- The Exorcist
Clothing Preferences:
- jeans
- T-shirt
- sweatshirt
- wears USMC T-shirt to bed
- wears boxers to bed
- wears suit, suit jacket and tie to work
Sleep Habits:
- prefers the left side of the bed
- tends to be a bed hog
- sometimes he sleeps in the center with both arms out covering both his pillows
- sleeps in a T-shirt with flannel pants/boxers
- sleeps shirtless sometimes
- does not close blinds in his bedroom
- does not have an alarm clock, he keeps his wrist watch on the nightstand next to his bed (healthy person trait? Waking up at the right time in the morning is a sign of a healthy lifestyle)
- slept through Sunday school (admitted this in "Underneath")
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I'll be archiving screen captures of the exterior and interior of Doggett's house throughout seasons 8 and 9 of "The X-Files". I've added comments about the pictures below the pictures of each episode. If you see something that I've overlooked, please contact me and let me know and I'll add it to the detailed descriptions I have of Doggett's house. Enjoy!
"Redrum"
                  
Living Room
One of the first things you'll notice about Doggett's house is that he has a lot of books, and that doesn't necessarily mean that he keeps them all on bookcases or shelves. The two books on his coffee table are "The Marines" by Edwin Simmons (buy at Amazon.com) and "Modern Flying Materials" (author unknown). There are two other coffee table books positioned under "Modern Flying Materials". The flooring in the house is wooden and tan colored carpet cut outs are placed in the hallway, the dining room (which Doggett uses as an office) and living room. Doggett keeps a pile of magazines in a container next to his chair in the living room. He has a brown leather couch with throw pillows (you'll see one of them on the floor next to the couch in this image, bottom left). You'll see in the first picture that there's a picture on the end table next to the couch, this could possibly be a picture of Doggett with two of his friends. Underneath his television he keeps a collection of video tapes. None of the titles can be read. There are a couple framed pictures on the mantle above the television in the fifth image, the black and white is a man and the other one is difficult to make out. Doggett's entertainment center is filled with books, a CD player, some CDs and a globe. There is a green fern plant underneath Doggett's "Championship Race" poster in the living room. There is a stone fireplace with mantel where Doggett keeps more framed pictures. He does not have curtains on the windows in his living room, he has wooden shutters. There are two doors (with windows) that can close in between the living room and the staircase heading upstairs to his bedroom.
Front Entry
The front door of the house has a large square window with curtains. When you walk in there is a table right in front of you that holds a lamp, there's an art montage of the FBI hanging on the wall by the front door. The carpet by the front door is a colored pattern, different than what is in the rest of the house. The switch plates around the lightswitch seem to be brass.
Kitchen
There's a small TV set on the bar counter in the kitchen and a bar stool (in this picture you can see that he buys bananas, they are right in front of the TV set). The floor of his kitchen is decorative tile, no carpet. Doggett keeps pantry items on a blue shelf in the kitchen.
Office
He keeps a bike in his office area and up above the entry to the kitchen he has a racket ball racket and framed certificates. There are other framed pictures and certificates on the wall above his bike (they are not nailed into the wall). The desk surfaces in his office area are very cluttered and he seems to have brought home some FBI designed file storage boxes which he has on the floor next to his printer.
House Exterior
In this picture we can see outside that he has a white picket fence surrounding the front of his property. There seem to be a lot of trees. |
