Dr. Philip Spires
Background
Philip "Phil" Spires is a research doctor for the Institute in Highpointe County, Texas.
During the events of Silent Rage (1982) played by Steven Keats
After he is shot, Dr. Tom Halman, Dr. Spires and Dr. Paul Vaughn, operate on John Kirby. After surgery, Dr. Spires tells the others how amazing Kirby's body is, considering the wounds he has. Dr. Vaughn tells Dr. Spires that Kirby is fading away and Dr. Spires injects Kirby with their experimental serum, Mitogen 35. Kirby's brain activity starts to spike and Dr. Halman thinks thy should let Kirby die. After Dr. Halman leaves the room, Dr. Vaughn and Dr. Spires injects Kirby with another dose.
Later, Dr. Vaughn takes Dr. Halman into the closed off area of the research hospital where Dr. Spires is running tests on the body of Kirby. Dr. Spires and Dr. Vaughn tells Dr. Halman how the scars of Kirby have disappeared and his organs and the rest of his body heal at an amazing rate. They do a scan of Kirby and his genetic structure has changed. Dr. Halman and Dr. Spires tell Dan Stevens they aren't done with Kirby's autopsy. Dr. Halman and Dr. Spires argue about Kirby and Dr. Spires orders Dr. Halman out of the lab.
Kirby leaves and then returns to the research wing of the hospital and Dr. Spires notices he is covered in blood. As Dr. Spires and Dr. Vaughn are cleaning Kirby's wounds, Jimmy the Guard calls Dr. Spires and tells him Dan wants to see him. Dan tells Dr. Spires that Dr. Halman was murdered and asks to see the files on Dr. Halman's patients. Dr. Spires tell Dr. Vaughn that Kirby murdered Dr. Halman and they decide to kill Kirby. Dr. Spires finds Dr. Vaughn dead. Kirby walks into Dr. Spires office and breaks his neck.
