About: Billy Fleeter

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William "Billy" Fleeter is a Character in DEXTER. He was an ex-football player who gave up sports for gambling and eventually started killing other gamblers to pay off debts.

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rdfs:label	Billy Fleeter
rdfs:comment	William "Billy" Fleeter is a Character in DEXTER. He was an ex-football player who gave up sports for gambling and eventually started killing other gamblers to pay off debts.
dcterms:subject	Deceased Characters killed at close range Characters Minor characters Season 3 characters Serial killers Characters killed in Dexter's presence Victims of Main antagonists Close range killers Characters killed by Miguel Characters killed under Dexter's supervision
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Birth Date	1968-01-17(xsd:date)
Eyes	Green
Full Name	William Fleeter
Age	40(xsd:integer)
Status	Deceased
First Appearance	The Damage A Man Can Do
Hair	Black
Actor	Jeff Chase
Method	He bludgeons his victims to death
status reason	Killed by Miguel Prado under Dexter Morgan's supervision
Aliases	Billy
Cause	His gambling addictions led him down a hole where he eventually had to work off his debts by killing off other gamblers who can't pay their debts.
Victims	3(xsd:integer)
Marital Status	Single
Weapons	Baseball bat
Nicknames	Slammer
Last Appearance	The Damage A Man Can Do
Profession	Serial Killer Gambler Ex-football player
Gender	Male
disposal	No method of disposal
killerstatus	Inactive
abstract	William "Billy" Fleeter is a Character in DEXTER. He was an ex-football player who gave up sports for gambling and eventually started killing other gamblers to pay off debts.

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