Nancy Drew Posthumous and Unseen Characters || Ghost Dogs of Moon Lake
Michael “Mickey” Malone The Hole-in-the-Floor gold heist. Well. I’ll be be darned. Truth be told, when Mickey told me he was the who pulled off that heist, and that he’d buried twenty gold bars at Moon Lake, I didn’t believe him. I thought he was making it up. See, Mickey and I were on the outs by then. I thought he was just trying to entice me to come back. But if he told Willy the same thing, maybe there’s something to the story after all. ... But I just figured he was playing games, trying to lure me back with mystery and intrigue. I told him to buzz off. Maybe I shouldn’t have.
Xander, Iggy, Vitus, and Lucy The dogs. The dogs of Mickey Malone. Legend goes that when Malone was finally arrested and hauled away, his four dogs went running off into the woods and were never seen again. People would just hear ‘em, howling like their hearts were broken, every night, until one by one, they all died and went silent. But every time someone tries living in the Malone house, back they come.
Vivian Whitmore (née Burnett) Mickey and I dated for five years. Oh, I knew what he was and I didn’t approve, believe you me. But I was young, and we got along so well, and he was also so considerate. He always kept birch beer on tap at that speakeasy of his just for me.
William “Willy” Ackers He was Mickey’s most trusted employee. Mickey treated all of his other men like dirt. But not Willy. He honestly liked Will. Respected him. Trusted him implicitly.
Waldo Matthias As a joke, Mickey had a tombstone made with the name of this federal agent who had it out for him inscribed on it. That’s the one the key unlocks.