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{{Character/Portable
|name =Derek Fossen
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|title1 = Derek Fossen
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|image1 = Ihatederekfossen.jpg
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|gender = Male
 
|gender = Male
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|hair_color = Blond
|hair = Blonde
 
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|eye_color = Blue
| death = May 17, 2001 ([[Rampage]])
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|died = May 17, 2001
|occupation = Patient.
 
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|status = Deceased
|title = Derek Fossen
 
|family = Ben Fossen- son
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|children = Ben Fossen (son)
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|season(s) = [[Season 7|7]]
|cast = Ted Marcoux
 
|first = "[[Where the Heart Is]]
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|first_appearance = [[Where the Heart Is]]
|last = "[[Rampage]]"
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|last_appearance = [[Rampage]]
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|number_of_appearances = 2
|appearances = 2
 
 
|portrayed_by = Ted Marcoux}}
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'''Derek Fossen''' was the father of Ben Fossen and a man responsible for rampaging through Chicago, greatly injuring and killing those in his way, his primary target being Dr. Mark Greene.
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'''Derek Fossen''' was the father of Ben Fossen, and the man responsible for rampaging through Chicago, greatly injuring and killing those in his way, with his primary target being [[Mark Greene|Dr. Mark Greene]]. He was portrayed by Ted Marcoux.
   
==Early life==
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==History==
 
===Season 7===
 
Fossen first appeared in "[[Where the Heart Is]]", where it was revealed that he was responsible for abusing his young son, Ben, prompting [[Mark Greene|Dr. Mark Greene]] to put Ben in protective custody, with Ben later being put in foster care.
   
 
Having lost his son, Fossen was ultimately driven over the edge and, seeking revenge against Greene, he goes on a shooting rampage throughout Chicago, targeting anyone who got in his way, including some children residing at a foster care facility. He later attempted to strike Greene's home, presumably intending to kill Greene's wife, [[Elizabeth Corday|Dr. Elizabeth Corday]], but was stopped by a civilian who shot Fossen.
==ER Season 6==
 
Fossen first appeared in "Where the Heart Is" where it was revealed that he was responsible for abusing his young son, Ben, prompting Greene to put Ben in protective custody with Ben later being put in foster care.
 
   
 
Badly injured, Fossen was subsequently transported to [[County General|County General Hospital]] where Greene and his own ER colleagues worked on stabilizing Fossen.
Having lost his son, Fossen was ultimately driven over the edge and seeking revenge against Greene, conducted a shooting rampage through Chicago, targeting anyone who got in his way including some children residing at a foster care facility. He later attempted to strike Greene's home, presumably intending to kill Greene's wife, Dr. Elizabeth Corday but was stopped by a civilian who shot Fossen.
 
   
 
Later, while in the lift heading for the OR, Fossen's vitals dropped but Greene, enraged over Fossen's attempts to destroy his family and over the wave of destruction Fossen had unleashed in his quest for revenge, shocked the air with the paddles instead of shocking Fossen, which ultimately led to Fossen dying a slow and painful death.
Badly injured, Fossen was transported to County General Hospital where Greene and his own ER colleagues worked on stabilizing Fossen.
 
   
 
===Season 8===
Later, while in the lift heading for the OR, Fossen's vitals dropped but Greene, enraged over Fossen's attempts to destroy his family and also over the wave of destruction Fossen had unleashed in his quest for revenge, shocked the air with the paddles instead of shocking Fossen which ultimately led to Fossen dying a slow and painful death.
 
 
In "[[Four Corners]]", due to Fossen's death, an M&M conference was called with the senior staff of various departments in attendance.
 
==ER Season 7==
 
In "Four Corners", due to Fossen's death, an M&M conference was called with the senior staff of various departments in attendance
 
   
 
==Personality==
 
==Personality==
Fossen was a dominating, controlling figure easily prone to anger and who wanted his son kept with him at all costs.
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Fossen was a dominating, controlling figure, easily prone to anger and who wanted his son kept with him at all costs.
   
 
When he lost his son, he ultimately slipped into a state of rage which in turn drove him over the edge. This caused him to begin attacking everyone in sight while sparing no remorse or mercy for his crimes, suggesting that he was probably a psychopath.
 
When he lost his son, he ultimately slipped into a state of rage which in turn drove him over the edge. This caused him to begin attacking everyone in sight while sparing no remorse or mercy for his crimes, suggesting that he was probably a psychopath.
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In the ER, while being treated after being shot, Fossen blamed Greene for destroying his family, implying that Fossen had a very strong grudge against Greene and resented him for what he had done.
 
In the ER, while being treated after being shot, Fossen blamed Greene for destroying his family, implying that Fossen had a very strong grudge against Greene and resented him for what he had done.
   
 
[[Category:Characters]]
==Appearance==
 
Fossen was a man in his thirties/forties with short blonde hair and blue eyes.
 
 
[[Category:Patients]]
 
[[Category:Patients]]
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[[Category:S7 Characters]]
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[[Category:Deceased]]
[[Category:Murder Victims]]
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[[Category:Status:Deceased]]
[[Category:Murderers]]
 

Latest revision as of 07:23, 2 March 2022

Derek Fossen was the father of Ben Fossen, and the man responsible for rampaging through Chicago, greatly injuring and killing those in his way, with his primary target being Dr. Mark Greene. He was portrayed by Ted Marcoux.

History

Season 7

Fossen first appeared in "Where the Heart Is", where it was revealed that he was responsible for abusing his young son, Ben, prompting Dr. Mark Greene to put Ben in protective custody, with Ben later being put in foster care.

Having lost his son, Fossen was ultimately driven over the edge and, seeking revenge against Greene, he goes on a shooting rampage throughout Chicago, targeting anyone who got in his way, including some children residing at a foster care facility. He later attempted to strike Greene's home, presumably intending to kill Greene's wife, Dr. Elizabeth Corday, but was stopped by a civilian who shot Fossen.

Badly injured, Fossen was subsequently transported to County General Hospital where Greene and his own ER colleagues worked on stabilizing Fossen.

Later, while in the lift heading for the OR, Fossen's vitals dropped but Greene, enraged over Fossen's attempts to destroy his family and over the wave of destruction Fossen had unleashed in his quest for revenge, shocked the air with the paddles instead of shocking Fossen, which ultimately led to Fossen dying a slow and painful death.

Season 8

In "Four Corners", due to Fossen's death, an M&M conference was called with the senior staff of various departments in attendance.

Personality

Fossen was a dominating, controlling figure, easily prone to anger and who wanted his son kept with him at all costs.

When he lost his son, he ultimately slipped into a state of rage which in turn drove him over the edge. This caused him to begin attacking everyone in sight while sparing no remorse or mercy for his crimes, suggesting that he was probably a psychopath.

In the ER, while being treated after being shot, Fossen blamed Greene for destroying his family, implying that Fossen had a very strong grudge against Greene and resented him for what he had done.