Ray Kadera

Ray Kadera is a character created by J.P. Leck as a part of his Endless Elsewhere multimedia meta-narrative. His first appearance was in the short film The Lantern and he has appeared in four Endless Elsewhere stories. He is performed on film and in radio plays by Timothy Renshaw.

The Lantern
While hiding from the demonic spirit that pursues him, Ryan Tolliver calls in to Circle City Supernatural from the bathroom of his motel room. Kadera doesn't much seem to believe Tolliver's story, but listens and broadcasts all the same.

"The Red Mass"
Having finished thwarting the Red Mass, Violet and Tolliver return to Joe's Diner, where Piper turns on one of Violet's favorite programs - Circle City Supernatural - to hear Kadera's holiday broadcast.

"The Supernatural City"
Kadera stars in this radio play which is ostensibly an episode of Circle City Supernatural. Kadera fields calls from the more supernaturally-inclined denizens of Circle City, including Peter Vandergriff, Emily, a caustic prophet of doom, Bailey, and Violet, who reveals on the air that Kadera's last name is really 'Benton' and that he is the brother of Rex Benton. Kadera denies this and disconnects the call.

"The Non-Man"
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"The Pollydores"
While showing Brian and Kaitlin Pollydore the Tetrick Estate, Margot reveals that she had seen a secret room in the Benton House as well, but had been shooed away by the brother of the late owner. This would have been Kadera, cleaning out Benton's "trophy room."

"The Thin Place"
In conversation with Violet, Rex Benton mentions his brother Ray as currently fighting in the Vietnam War. In the afterword, the Collector speculates that 'Ray' may refer to Kadera, surmising that this is why "The Infernaleers" was ultimately broadcast on the radio.