Michael Waters

Deputy Director Michael Waters was an FBI Agent and Deputy Director of the FBI as well as the 1st Commissioner for the Explosives and Ballistics Commission. He served as Acting Director of the FBI for a month after the death of Geoff Hilliers, and until the appointment of Emily Griffin. He was the leader of The Group of Fifty, a terrorist organization responsible for the worst terrorists attacks in U.S. History.

His plots were uncovered after Special Agent Arthur Griffin, and he was going to be arrested, however when the FBI team arrived, he was already dead. He was killed by Olivia Christie after he was exposed.

Nearly two weeks after his death, Katherine Carson a journalist at Politico broke the story about Waters treason. She won a Pulitzer Prize because of the story.