Aro The Twilight Saga: New Moon
Aro is one of the three leaders of the Volturi—the dominant coven of the vampire world. He is widely accepted as the overall leader of the Volturi, and shows the gift of tactile telepathy, which gives him the ability to read someone's thoughts and memories with a single touch.
People died in Aro (First 49 people) - Page 16
Tito Canepa
Painter
Hessley Hempstead
American football player
Bobby Hussey
American basketball coach
Tom Scott
Basketball team coach
Lew Massey
American professional basketball player
J. Charles Jones
American attorney
Rudy Nappi
American illustrator
Bruton Smith
American executive
Gary Everhardt
Peahead Walker
American football coach
Joseph DeLaine
Minister
Jerry Richardson
American businessman
Doug Thomas
American professional basketball player
Garry Hill
English football manager
Richard Reid Fliehr
Fay Webb-Gardner
Sydenham B. Alexander
U.S. congressman
Patumwadee Sopapan
Actress
AnneFrançoisCharles Trelliard
French general
Marie de Miribel
French nurse
Anne-François-Charles Trelliard
French general
Antonio Pettigrew
Roger de Dampierre
William P. Pollock
Tom Brewer
American baseball player
Yonaguska
Leader
Charlie Justice
American football halfback
William Richardson Davie
Former Governor of North Carolina
Robert W. Hemphill
Former Judge of the United States District Court for the District of South Carolina
Ed Durham
Baseball player
John Lyles Glenn Jr.
Jeff Bradstreet
American doctor
Betty June Binnicker
James Burchill Richardson
Former Governor of South Carolina
George D. Tillman
Former United States Representative ‧ Benjamin Tillman's brother
John Hamlin Folger
Former United States Representative
Robert Tollison
American economist
George Fix
American mathematician
Thomas Green Clemson
American Politician
Harry Olszewski
American football player
Stijn Jaspers
Long-distance runner
Al Brenner
American football player
John Edgar Fowler
Former United States Representative
Benjamin F. Grady
U.S. congressman
Benjamin Franklin Grady
Former United States Representative
Thornwell Jacobs
Educator
Claude Crocker
Baseball player
