Detective Fitzsimmons is a character in Halloween H20: Twenty Years Later.
Biography[]
Detective Fitzsimmons was a detective who was sent to investigate Marion Chambers's house after it was broken into and she, along with Jimmy Howell and Tony Allegre were murdered. Fitzsimmons and detective Matt Sampson discussed the possibility that it was Michael Myers who was behind the break-in and murders. Sampson was in disbelief that it was Michael, assuming that he was now too old to still be doing these crimes. Fitzsimmons, however, told Sampson that Michael was younger than himself, who was fifteen years old when Michael killed his sister, Judith. Fearing that it was indeed Michael, Fitzsimmons decided to call Haddonfield just as a precaution, as the next day was Halloween.[1]
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Notes and trivia[]
- Scott Fitzsimmons is the name of the police chief that the newscaster mentions on television at the beginning of Friday the 13th Part III (1982). Both that film and Halloween H20 were directed by Steve Miner and this character was named as a homage.
Gallery[]
Detective Fitzsimmons speculates that murderous madman Michael Myers has come out of hiding to go on another rampage, but Fitz's colleague Matt Sampson is skeptical of that notion, wrongly believing that Myers would be too old and decrepit to return to his killing form