Joseph

Joseph Jackson (early known as J.) was an anglican priest who served in the LaFayette parish. He is a main character in the first season of the serie and plays occasionally along the serie.

Early years
Joseph Jackson was born in 1973. He never knew his father and grew up in Brooklyn as a problem child. Joseph attended to the to Anglican's diacons boarding school. His mother passed away in 1987 from lung cancer. Joseph tried to escape from the internship after his mother's death without success. During that year he met with priest Michael O'Conell, a member of the Deliverance ministry, a secret order of the Anglican church. Michael took Joseph with him to be part of the order.

Member of the deliverance ministry
Joseph trained and studied in Canterbury for three years as a deliverance minister. After his 18th birthday, he was commisioned to eliminate a nest of vampires in Wales. He succeeded but was terribly traumatized as he saw himself guilty for the death of 10 children. Two years later he was sent back to the United State to join forces with the Luteran assasination squad where he met the vampire Sofia. That was the first attempt to destroy Lucifer's minions in north america but the failed. He tried to have an affair with Sofia but she refused to take part of it.

After that mission (where he lost his left ring finger and part of the left middle finger) he take duties as custodian of several vampires under the protection of the anglican church. He had ten unknown vampires under his surveillance before meeting with the Gallagher family. He moved to LaFayette, AL in 2010 as a priest while overwatching the family.

First Season
He plays as a guide for the Gallaghers after adding Lucy to their family. He tries to instruct Lucy how control her new condition. In the later season, the Peter's vengeance order from Catholic church attacks his home as he is discovered to help a non-recognized vampire. He lies deadly injured in the aftermath (despite Lucy killed most of the men) and ask her to let him go in peace.