Rudolph Spielman's wand was of an unknown length, wood and core material.[1]
History[]
On 30 May 1927, New York City, Spielman, working for the International Confederation of Wizards, was one of the wizards who came to extradite Gellert Grindelwald to stand trial and answer for his crimes in Europe, from MACUSA confinement. However, unbeknownst to him or anyone else, Grindelwald - with the help of his acolyte and MACUSA employee Abernathy - both switched appearances using human transfiguration, which allowed Grindelwald to subdue his captors and escape.[1]
After both he and Abernathy's true identities were revealed to the wizards in his carriage, Grindelwald took the wands of Spielman and the other two Aurors and caused them to point at their previous owners' necks, before disintegrating the wands, effectively disarming all three occupants. Shortly after, the two Aurors and Spielman were thrown from the carriage; Spielman only surviving after managing to catch and then cast a Slowing Charm with Abernathy's wand, which Grindlewald had simultaneously dropped.[1]
Appearances[]
- Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald - The Original Screenplay (First appearance)
- Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald