Samuel Fureed
Samuel Fureed is a weasel and a thirty-year Lynxley Holdings accountant in We Can Fix Pawbert. He is caught shredding documents---bank statements, shell company registrations, and transaction records---on the fourteenth floor of Lynxley Holdings during a ZPD tactical raid in S01E02.
Background
Fureed spent three decades as an accountant within Lynxley Holdings, making him one of the longest-serving employees in the organization. His position gave him access to sensitive financial documentation, including bank statements, shell company registrations, and transaction records that connected the Lynxley empire to its illicit operations.
Series History
Season 1
S01E02 "The Blacklist"
During the cold open of S01E02, a ZPD tactical team raids the fourteenth floor of Lynxley Holdings. Fureed is discovered actively shredding documents---bank statements, shell company registrations, and transaction records---in a desperate attempt to destroy evidence before authorities can seize it.
While Fureed is caught in the act, Hackjaw---the Lynxley chief enforcer who was present in Fureed's office---manages to escape during the chaos of the raid. Hackjaw's escape triggers a manhunt that leads to his capture at a Vine Street warehouse in the Canal District, based on intelligence from Pawbert.
Fureed's arrest and the partial recovery of the documents he was shredding contribute to the broader investigation into the Lynxley financial network.
Key Relationships
Hackjaw
Hackjaw was present in Fureed's office during the raid, suggesting the two worked in close proximity---Fureed managing financial records while Hackjaw provided enforcement and security.
Milton Lynxley
Fureed served Milton Lynxley for thirty years as an accountant, handling the financial documentation that underpinned the Lynxley empire.
Trivia
- His arrest in the S01E02 cold open sets the pace for the episode's rapid dismantling of the Lynxley network.
- The documents he was shredding---had they been fully destroyed---would have significantly hampered the investigation.