FAMILY
Ian has no children nor siblings. All we know of his family is his father, Leon Rain, who died
several decades ago. Ian worshiped his father and was devastated when he died in his arms from a
jungle disease.
Leon was a biologist who had entered into a partnership with Mac
Cory and Andrew Hutchins (Carl Hutchins' father). Andrew
betrayed his partners and siphoned most of the profits into his
pockets, though he wasn't able to hold onto the money for long.
When Leon died, he told Ian that he had been betrayed by his
partners. Ian vowed to spend his life trying to bring his father's killers
to justice. His crusade ended when he discovered Andrew's guilt.
SPOUSES
Ian supposedly married a colleague at the institute on September 23, 1995.)
LOVERS DATES
Paulina Cory Carlino
Amanda Cory
In 1993, Ian went out with Amanda. But she merely needed an escort on those occasions and there
was never anything romantic about their relationship.
FLIRTATIONS
Maggie Cory
Maggie fell for Ian in 1993 when he took a job with the San Francisco branch of the Cory family.
Maggie followed him when he came to Bay City and hid from her family using the alias Joy
Lamont. Ian used her to spy on Ryan.
LEGAL HISTORY
Ian broke the law many times in 1993 in his search for the man who
killed his father. His main crime was the kidnaping of Vicky Hudson.
He was forced to take her hostage because she had seen him while he
was on the run from the law, and he had to make sure she wouldn't
tell the police where he was until he had uncovered his father's killer.
Ian spent approximately five months in jail for his crimes. Upon his release in February of 1994, Ian has stayed on the right side of the law.
CURRENT AND FORMER OCCUPATIONS
Ian's first job in Bay City was as the Cory's groundskeeper. It was a
job he accepted in order to be able to rummage through the house
trying to find evidence incriminating Mac Cory in his father's death.
In 1994, Ian landed a job working at Spencer Harrison's new restaurant, the Harbor Club. He was technically the manager, but was often to be seen behind the bar dispensing drinks. He also lived in a back room.
In 1995 Ian accepted a job with a botany institute in Australia where he would be able to continue the research (phytochemistry?) his father began 30 years ago.