[1] [2] Cast and characters [edit] Main [edit] Zahn McClarnon as Joe Leaphorn, a veteran tribal police lieutenant based in Kayenta, a town in Navajo County [3] [1] [4] Kiowa Gordon as Jim Chee, an undercover FBI agent who becomes Leaphorn's newest deputy [1] [4] Jessica Matten as Bernadette Manuelito, a Navajo tribal police sergeant who works closely with Leaphorn [5] Deanna Allison [a] as Emma Leaphorn, Leaphorn's wife and a nurse [7] Rainn Wilson as Dan "Devoted Dan" DeMarco (season 1), a degenerate missionary and used-car dealer who relies on his faith to recruit followers [8] Elva Guerra [b] as Sally Growing Thunder (seasons 12), a pregnant teenager who is taken in by the Leaphorns Jeremiah Bitsui as James Tso / Hoski (season 1), member of the Buffalo Society, an extremist group, masquerading as a priest Eugene Brave Rock as Frank Nakai (season 1), a Vietnam War veteran and member of the Buffalo Society, an extremist group Noah Emmerich as Leland Whitover (season 1), a burned-out FBI agent whose career is dying and who is Chee's handler [2] Nicholas Logan as Colton Wolf (season 2), a twisted assassin with a secret that puts him on a collision course with Leaphorn Isabel Deroy-Olson as Billie Tsosie (season 4), a runaway teenager seeking to reunite with her estranged family Franka Potente as Irene Vaggan (season 4), a German contract killer hired to hunt down Billie Paola Nez as Luisa Alvarado (season 5) Martin Sensmeier as Terry Bai (season 5) John Hoogenakker as Sheriff Mark Bishop (season 5) Recurring [edit] Jonathan Adams as Lester (season 1) Ryan Begay as Guy Atcitty (season 1
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