Hector Lovington

Hector Lovington, born in January of 1923 was a man that, according to many, lived a life full of bar fights, drunken fights with the neighbors and was also a woman beater. He was finally murdered in 1950 when his cabin was burnt to the ground by the people of Oregon after one fight too many. After his death, Hector refused to move on with the reaper that came to him. He instead chose to stay on earth as a spirit, moving through the town, alone and stubborn. He wasn't afraid, he didn't feel fear. Just a determination to catch those who did wrong to him. He started by murdering the towns people that had burned his cabin, next he moved on to the women in his life that had jilted him. He continued through this violent streak--murdering the ancestors of the ones that had murdered him. His insatiable need for revenge kept him from truly going insane like most spirits would. Instead, as crazy as it sounds, he was able to keep his sanity by murdering just the people that he thought wronged him. When the town of Hood River was formed in 1895, he watched the town town closely, knowing that the town was coming dangerously close to where his remains were buried in the forest. Over the years, whenever someone attempted to build a cabin or a vacation spot where he was buried, he would manifest himself and show himself to the people long enough for him to murder them in cold blood. He wanted to stay on earth long enough to end the line that killed him.

Over the decades, he gained a reputation among hunter circles as a spirit that was near impossible to kill. He was accused of the murder of several hunters but neither of those deaths have ever been proven to have been caused by him. In January 2008, he started up his murdering streak again when several hikers encroached on his burial grounds unknowingly. It attracted the attention of hunters John Winchester, his son Adam and his two other children. Hector watched them carefully as they moved through the forest. He had heard of the Winchester's reputation from others over the decades and was, for the first time in his life, fearful of them. Sometimes, he would walk right behind them, keeping a close eye. Twice, Adam felt the presence of someone watching him, that someone was Hector.

Hector continued to observe the Winchesters from afar before he decided he had to make a move when he watched them as they recovered some of his bones. He had been smart. Before dying, he told his family to scatter his remains so no one could mess with them. Now, he saw that they were getting close to finding the rest of them and knew he had to act. He set his sights on the youngest who had gone off a little ways from the group. He waited for the right moment to act before appearing behind Adam and throwing him violently against a tree.

He was shot by several rounds of rock and salt, but managed to get away.