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Wilson Wright was an FBI agent partnered with Chris Franco during a brief manhunt in Florida to the brothers.
Biography[]
Background[]
Wilson is a young Special agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation based in Miami and partnered with experienced special agent Franco.
Season 4[]
Few times before the Company's fall Agent Wilson was assigned, along Agent Franco, to investigate on Naveen Banerjee's murder during a meeting in Miami and arrest his believes murderers: on the run inmate Michael Scofield and former death penalty inmate Lincoln Burrows. Wilson and Franco managed to locate a rogue Homeland Security Agent, Donald Self and interrogate him about his links with the brothers later in the same hospital Franco recognized former FBI field agent, gone rogue too, Alexander Mahone and arrested him. They conduct him and other on the run inmate Fernando Sucre to a FBI HQ in Miami where they try to extort them information about Burrows's location but the two try to convince them that the brothers had been set up by The Company. Michael, who had delivered Scylla to special agent Paul Kellerman, the manhunt is called of and Special agent Wright and Franco sent to another assignement.
Appearances[]
- Rate of Exchange (First appearance)
- Killing Your Number
Personality and traits[]
Wilson Wright appeared as black and bold field agent from the FBI, he's a serious operative who had a large trust into his partner Chris Franco as he even covering him when he almost torture former agent Self in his hospital room. Contrary to Franco he's very calm and managed to calm down his partner when he lose his self-control. He had a synical sense of humor as he made snide remarks to Sucre about his wife and daughter and wonder what happened with Scofield in Prison.
Trivia[]
- Wilson is an English boyname and it means "son of William".
- Wilson seems a little bit too young to be a FBI field agent and is probably a rookie partnered with Franco who's older and may have more experience.