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Howard L. Zukerman

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Howard L. Zukerman

Portrayed by Jacob Witkin

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Appeared in

"Exposé"

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Name

Howard L. Zukerman

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Status

Deceased

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Date of death

18 September 2004

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Origin

Sydney, Australia

Profession

Television producer

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Family members

Unnamed wife
Numerous ex-wives

Connection

Was murdered and robbed by Nikki and Paulo

Season(s)

S1 - S2 - S3 - MP - S4

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Howard L. Zukerman was the wealthy British producer of an American television show called Exposé. He lived as an ex-pat in a palatial estate in Sydney and had many ex-wives, a current wife, and an affair with one of his show's guest stars, Nikki Fernandez.

Mr. Zukerman was killed on September 18th, 2004. His death was a murder due to poisoning by his hired chef Paulo, who had conspired with Nikki (who was actually Paulo's girlfriend). His cause of death was reported as "heart failure," but authorities did not suspect what had really caused the heart failure.

Paulo and Nikki murdered Howard for the purpose of obtaining a key he kept around his neck. The key was to a hidden safe that held a small pouch of diamonds, supposedly worth $8 million dollars. The diamonds were hidden inside a Russian matryoshka doll.

Portfolio

Howard was the "creative force" for the following hit television series:

Exposé
Dr. Kincaid, Esquire
Strike Team Alpha

Trivia

Howard is of Old English origin, and its meaning is "noble watchman".
The surname Kincaid is the name of one of Mr. Zukerman's shows, and also the surname of William Kincaid, Locke's physiotherapist.
Zukerman, in German, translates loosely to "sugar man," or more appropriately, "sugar daddy."