The Sherlock Society Characters - Basic

Alex Lassiter

Has an unhealthy obsession with LEGO and is mid-construction on a Millennium Falcon, which he calls a "MOC" (My Own Creation).

Zoe Sherlock Lassiter

Thirteen-year-old who pitches the idea of starting a detective agency.

Grandpa (Pete Lassiter)

A 73-year-old former Miami Herald reporter nicknamed "Barracuda" from his college swim team days.

Yadi

Appeared in a commercial for Pizza Impossible and believes the government is covering up the Skunk Ape.

Lina

Has electric blue hair and moved from Evanston, Wyoming.

Morris Kane

CEO of Kane Crystals and owner of the yacht Sweet Caroline, which exploded in Biscayne Bay.

Aaron Pettigrew

Kane's nephew and the director of security at Kane Crystals, who hid the counterfeit plates.

Melinda Lassiter

Alex and Zoe's mom, who presented the evidence to Agent Tyree.

Alex and Zoe's dad

A marine biologist at the University of Miami who compares Zoe's behavior with her school friends to a mimic octopus.

Special Agent Dale Tyree

A Secret Service agent who receives the Sherlock Society's evidence at the Dyer Federal Building.

Ms. Campos

The librarian at Carver Middle who creates the riddles for the club's end-of-year escape room game.

Desperate Dan

The Sherlock Society's first client, who signs his texts with that name.

Joe Moody

Former newspaper editor who worked for the Kane family for thirteen years.

Officer Sanchez

One of the two Marine Patrol officers who rescued Zoe and Alex from the water.

Officer Del Castillo

The other Marine Patrol officer who rescued Zoe and Alex from the water.

Officer Gonzalez

The officer manning the front desk of the Alligator Alley precinct.

Ms. Jackson

Her grandfather worked for the Capone family as a gardener, a job he preferred to call "plantsman."

Brooke

One of Zoe's two friends attending the trendy summer camp in Maine.

Chelsea

Zoe's other friend attending the trendy summer camp in Maine.

Al Capone

Also known as "Scarface," he arrived in Miami Beach in December 1927, and his rumored hidden treasure kicks off the first mystery.

Deirdre

Al Capone's niece who wrote a book about him.

Murf the Surf

Hid the Star of India from the New York police.

Mr. Thomas

Described by his granddaughter as a "plantsman" rather than a gardener.