Jill Tuck

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Villainous Benchmark
Full Name	Jillian Tuck
Alias	Jill Kramer Jill Tuck-Kramer
Origin	Saw III (2006)
Allies	John Kramer (ex-husband) Amanda Young Lawrence Gordon Cecil Adams (formerly) Mark Hoffman (formerly; killer)
Powers / Skills	Medical intuition
Goals	Fulfill her ex-husband's last request (succeeded). Kill Mark Hoffman for blackmailing Amanda Young. Avoid Hoffman's revenge (both failed).
MEH or Worst Act	Helping her husband John Kramer with kidnapping victims and forcing them into games
Kill Count	Several (accessory)
Crimes	Accessory to murder Torture Snuff filming Mutilation Incrimination
Type of Villain	Vengeful Vigilante

“	I'm only carrying out John's final request.	„
	~ Jill revealing her motive to Mark Hoffman.

Jillian "Jill" Tuck is a major character in Lionsgate's Saw franchise.

She was the ex-wife of John Kramer and a doctor owning a recovery clinic. Despite their divorce, Jill remained disapproved but loyal to John's actions, keeping secrets and working alongside him in certain master plans.

She was portrayed by Betsy Russell.

Her Evil Ranking

Her Villainous Deeds

• She joins in originally to protect her husband's legacy as the Jigsaw Killer, and allows for the games to continue.
• Despite knowing that her husband was the Jigsaw Killer, she still helped him by giving him drugs for victims and resources for the traps, making her responsible for some tortures and murders
• When Kramer told her to help Mark Hoffman with his crimes, she gladly assisted him by telling who he needed to kidnap. It only ended when she found a letter that showed that Hoffman was blackmailing Amanda Young.
• She attempts to murder Detective Mark Hoffman in her rigged Reverse Bear Trap, but fails.

Why Doesn't She Stand Out?

• She just isn't nearly as heinous as numerous other characters, and she only joins in because it was in John's will.
• She does truly love and care about her husband which, as stated, is the only reason she allows for the games to continue.
• When Hoffman goes too far off the deep end, she steps in to try and kill him for blackmailing Amanda Young which doesn't work.
• She is genuinely tragic as she was robbed at knife point by her former patient Cecil Adams, and had a miscarriage due to him accidentally banging the door against her pregnant belly.
• Despite joining in to be an accomplice, she doesn't really do anything else (besides trap Mark Hoffman) to contribute to her ex-husband's legacy, thus making her a villain by proxy.
• She is truly affable and caring with a strong sense of ideals for rehabilitating people, as proven with the passion she has for her job as a doctor at the Homeward Bound Clinic in treating drug addicts.
• Her brutal death at the Mark Hoffman's vengeful hands makes her a scapegoat.

External Links

• Jill Tuck on the Villains Wiki
• Jill Tuck on the Heroes Wiki
• Jill Tuck on the Saw Wiki