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Aaron Low is a father who leads a church, and ministers to certain prisoners also. He was a suspect in the murder of Deon Carver because he was in Carver's office when he died, but he claims that he was already dead. Beckett and Castle discover that he in fact is one of several people with essential knowledge of the lost haul from a massive diamond robbery. Father Aaron, according to what Brooke Carver overheard, argued with Deon about how unchristian it was of him to cut his wife out of a share of the treasure.

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rdf:type	Character
rdfs:label	Aaron Low
rdfs:comment	Aaron Low is a father who leads a church, and ministers to certain prisoners also. He was a suspect in the murder of Deon Carver because he was in Carver's office when he died, but he claims that he was already dead. Beckett and Castle discover that he in fact is one of several people with essential knowledge of the lost haul from a massive diamond robbery. Father Aaron, according to what Brooke Carver overheard, argued with Deon about how unchristian it was of him to cut his wife out of a share of the treasure.
Portrayed By	Brian Krause
dcterms:subject	Minor characters Characters Season 3 characters Suspects
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Appearances	Under the Gun
Status	Alive
Title	Father
Occupation	Priest
Gender	Male
abstract	Aaron Low is a father who leads a church, and ministers to certain prisoners also. He was a suspect in the murder of Deon Carver because he was in Carver's office when he died, but he claims that he was already dead. Beckett and Castle discover that he in fact is one of several people with essential knowledge of the lost haul from a massive diamond robbery. Father Aaron, according to what Brooke Carver overheard, argued with Deon about how unchristian it was of him to cut his wife out of a share of the treasure. Father Aaron had promised Malcolm Lloyd, one of the original thieves (along with Clifford Stuckey), that he would use the treasure to fund good works in his parish, but he was unable to locate it, and had to take Deon and Random Pierce as partners in the hunt.

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