slow mental faculties mistakenly believed to be the killer and shot by police in his house during questioning. Simon Reardon: Samantha's estranged husband, who committed and then divorced her after she attacked him. Pedro Escalante: Gloria's husband, who is very protective of her. Frank Grimsbo: Detective on the HPPD who investigates the case, later made head of security at Colby's company, Marlin Steel. Wayne Turner: Case investigator on the HPPD task force and later Colby's administrative assistant. John O'Malley: Chief of HPPD, retired after disappearances. Glen Michaels: Criminologist and forensics expert on the HPPD task force In Portland Laura Farrar, Wendy Reiser and Victoria Miller: In order, the three women Reardon killed during her Portland spree. Samuel Oberhurst: A private investigator hired by Lisa Darius-Ryder to find evidence of Martin cheating. Lisa Darius: Martin's frightened wife. Oscar Montoya: He takes over the case after Reardon confesses. Victor Ryder: Oregon Supreme Court Justice and Lisa's father. Patrick Norwood: Case judge. Reggie Stewart: Betsy's investigator. Randy Highsmith: Multnomah County DA Office prosecutor. Detective Ross Barrow: Portland policeman working Rose Killer case. Rick Tannenbaum: Betsy's estranged husband, killed by Reardon. Kathy Tannenbaum: Betsy's daughter, who wants to grow up to be a detective. Kidnapped by Reardon to force Betsy to set up Darius. TV adaptation The novel was adapted in a similarly titled American television miniseries, Gone But Not Forgotten. It starred Brooke Shields as Betsy Tannenbaum and Lou Diamond Phillips as Alan Page. Although the novel was set in Portland, Oregon, the miniseries was set in Sacramento, California. The miniseries was filmed in 2004 and was originally intended to broadcast on Hallmark Channel but ended up going direct-to-DVD the next year, and then premiered on Lifetime in 2006. References 2004 American television series debuts 1993 American novels American thriller novels Legal thriller novels Novels set in Oregon Novels set in Portland, Oregon Doubleday (publisher) books American novels adapted into television shows