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| - John Stevens nicknamed "Diesel" is a sex offender who appeared in Gone (episode).
- John A. Stevens (born May 4, 1966) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman and is the current assistant coach of the Los Angeles Kings of the National Hockey League (NHL). He is a former head coach of the Philadelphia Flyers.
- John Stevens Employment - FBI Special Agent in the Special Unit Family – Wife - no name given Death Date - 2000 Killed by Daniel Pierce Home Address - 6025 Murray Lane, Alexandria, VA 222313 (Valenti had 6 #s in the zip in his file) (coincidentally, this is also the same address where Max tells Pierce he lives, but in Roswell of course) Phone - 703-555-0165 FBI Address - 106 Hudson Ave, NW #3865, Washington, DC 20001 Phone - 202-555-0197 Agent Stevens comes to Roswell because Sheriff Valenti called him when he found Liz’s Crashdown uniform with the bullet hole in it, in the ‘Pilot’.
- Stevens was born in Buffalo, New York and his permanent residence is in nearby East Amherst. He attended Williamsville East High School and sang in a select jazz group. He auditioned for American Idol in New York City, singing That's Amore as an impersonation of Dean Martin. After the judges asked him to sing in his normal voice; he then performed The Way You Look Tonight and was put through to the next round. For “Country Week”, Stevens sang King of the Road. During “Elton John Week”, he performed Crocodile Rock.
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| - John Stevens nicknamed "Diesel" is a sex offender who appeared in Gone (episode).
- Stevens was born in Buffalo, New York and his permanent residence is in nearby East Amherst. He attended Williamsville East High School and sang in a select jazz group. He auditioned for American Idol in New York City, singing That's Amore as an impersonation of Dean Martin. After the judges asked him to sing in his normal voice; he then performed The Way You Look Tonight and was put through to the next round. Stevens was a member of the fourth group of semifinalists. He finished first in the voting among his group of eight semifinalists, earning 28% of the vote. At 16, he was the youngest contestant ever to make the finals on American Idol. Stevens' favorite singer is Frank Sinatra, to whom his vocal style has been compared. He has also earned the nickname "Teen Martin" because of his Dean Martin impersonation and ability to croon at such a young age. Stevens' style was not typical Idol fare, causing him to struggle with unfamiliar genres during the competition. For “Country Week”, Stevens sang King of the Road. During “Elton John Week”, he performed Crocodile Rock. The last week in April 2004 was "Latin Week", a tribute to the music of Gloria Estefan. Stevens performed Music of My Heart, and Simon Cowell credited Stevens with "taking every bullet thrown at you like a man." The next day, Stevens was voted off the show, coming in sixth place despite receiving over four million votes. Stevens was signed to Maverick Records and released his debut album Red on June 28, 2005. It was produced by Steve Tyrell and executive produced by David Foster. It features covers of The Beatles' "Here, There and Everywhere" and Maroon 5's "This Love", both arranged and performed in a relaxed jazz/lounge style. Its first week sales put it into the top 10 of the Billboard jazz charts. It sold 18,000 copies as of March 2006. He has made the decision to leave Maverick Records and is currently a student at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts.
- John Stevens Employment - FBI Special Agent in the Special Unit Family – Wife - no name given Death Date - 2000 Killed by Daniel Pierce Home Address - 6025 Murray Lane, Alexandria, VA 222313 (Valenti had 6 #s in the zip in his file) (coincidentally, this is also the same address where Max tells Pierce he lives, but in Roswell of course) Phone - 703-555-0165 FBI Address - 106 Hudson Ave, NW #3865, Washington, DC 20001 Phone - 202-555-0197 Agent Stevens comes to Roswell because Sheriff Valenti called him when he found Liz’s Crashdown uniform with the bullet hole in it, in the ‘Pilot’. Stevens takes the dress to be analyzed, and tells Valenti there was nothing but ketchup on it, but in the episode ‘The Morning After’ he seizes all of the Sheriff’s files. Stevens is in the Special Unit. He assigned Kathlene Topolsky to go undercover and make contact with ‘the subject’ – Max. In the episode ‘River Dog’ Stephens also orders Topolsky to get the files that Max, Isabel, Maria, Michael & Liz recovered at James Atherton’s house. Later in the episode ‘Crazy’, Topolsky tells Sheriff Valenti that Stevens tried to leave the Special Unit but Agent Pierce wouldn’t let him, and made an example of him, piece by Pierce. In the SHP, we learn that Stephens was the head of the Special Unit. He replaced Agent Daniel Sommers in 1999 after Sommers was killed. In 2000, Pierce led a coup and killed Stephens when he tried to leave the unit.
- John A. Stevens (born May 4, 1966) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman and is the current assistant coach of the Los Angeles Kings of the National Hockey League (NHL). He is a former head coach of the Philadelphia Flyers.
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