John Cunningham
Information
Gender	Male
Location	Los Angeles
Affiliation(s)	Gulliver's Travel Agency
Status	Alive
Birth	1913
Weapon(s)	Unarmed
Actor	Rich Sommer

John Cunningham is a character in L.A. Noire, and a person of interest in "The Gas Man" case.

BiographyEdit

BackgroundEdit

Cunningham worked as a sales representative at Gulliver's Travel Agency. He also supervised a promotional travel contest organized by the Suburban Redevelopment Fund, with a prize of a free weekend getaway to Catalina Island. However, the contest was rigged by the SRF, who informed Cunningham of their selected winners. Cunningham reluctantly and quietly went along, but was oblivious to the fact the promotion was part of a massive conspiracy, used to set fire to houses for the SRF when the families were away.

Events of L.A. NoireEdit

However, the house belonging to the Sawyer family was burned by an arsonist while they were still inside the house, killing them. Cunningham was visited by Detectives Cole Phelps and Herschel Biggs, who informed him of the fire incidents at the Steffens and Sawyer homes, both families being winners of the contest. During questioning, Cunningham gave background information on the promotional travel contest, explaining that it was ran by the SRF and revealing that it was rigged. Shocked by the news of the Sawyer family's death, Cunningham asked if he could help in any way. Phelps and Biggs obliged Cunningham to contribute $50, calling him a Samaritan and a good man.

Case AppearancesEdit

ArsonEdit

• "The Gas Man"

TriviaEdit

Like many other characters in L.A. Noire, John Cunningham's actor (Rich Sommer) is a regular on the television series Mad Men.

GalleryEdit

Cunningham in Phelps' notebook.

A sketch of Cunningham.

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