Judas Iscariot, was one of Jesus Christ's Twelve Apostles.
History[]
As one of original Twelve Apostles of Jesus Christ, he had strong relationship with him. However, he betrayed him for 30 coins. The reason for the betrayal was not stated clearly.
However, he was burdened by his action. Unable to bear the heavy burden in his mind, he committed suicide by hanging himself. His noose later became known as the Judas's Noose and procured by the demons.
He went to Hell after his death and returned again as a demon. As a demon, it is unknown what his position is in the hierarchy in Hell, however, he became a sort of supernatural collector and employed several demonic-like spirits as his collectors. His noose was later returned to him at a certain point and became his possession, until at an unknown point an unknown Lousiana white witch, the common ancestor of McClane family and Daniels family, procured it by unknown means and sealed it in a demon-proofed room under town's First Pentecostal Church. At least, one of his descendant that later became a Daniel family ancestor was sworn to protect it.
Another descendant of the witch, Tommy McClane later tempted by its power, became corrupted by it. Using his magic and allied by demons during the course of the Apocalypse, he enabled himself to be possessed by one of high ranking Lucifer loyalist demons, ensuring the noose to be used for accelerating the preparation of Sam as Lucifer's vessel.
Supernatural: The Unholy Cause[]
At some point, after Tommy McClane and other Lucifer loyalists location was pinpointed in Mission's Ridge, Georgia, he came to the town and strolling along the hillside, and observing the chaos that brewed in the town from afar and chose to not take part or intervene in it. As he was possessing an unnamed Civil War general re-enactor.
Here, he encountered by Castiel. They later conversed each other. Despite Judas behavior, Castiel can sense his burden that he has to carry on eternally. Judas later asked him to return to the town and assist Sam, Dean and others. Prior tp separating and departing, Judas said to Castiel to not be a stranger.
His further fate is unknown after the encounter.
Appearances[]
- Season 6
- The Man Who Knew Too Much (mentioned only)
- Supernatural: The Unholy Cause (non-canon)
In Lore[]
Judas Iscariot was a disciple and one of the original Twelve Apostles of Jesus Christ. According to all four canonical gospels, Judas betrayed Jesus to the Sanhedrin in the Garden of Gethsemane by kissing him and addressing him as "Rabbi" to reveal his identity to the crowd who had come to arrest him.