Jason Miller

Name: Jason Miller Age: 27 Height: 188 cm

Calm, reserved and insightful. Jason does not like empty talk, prefers to act and observe. He is considered "closed", and this interferes with relationships with colleagues. He is fair, does not tolerate negligence and lies. At work - a perfectionist and analyst, knows how to "read" people. Often suppresses emotions, which makes him detached.

Tall, broad-shouldered. Short blond hair, slightly tousled. Unshaven is his permanent style. Light gray eyes, always serious expression. Wears dark shirts, leather jacket and comfortable jeans - always neatly, but without unnecessary effort.

Past: Jason grew up in Detroit. His mother was a nurse, he didn't know his father. His mother died during a robbery of a store that she accidentally entered. He was 16, which is why he ended up in an orphanage until he came of age. This determined his choice - he joined the police to "prevent this from happening to others." He studied at the police academy, stood out for his analytical mind. He quickly climbed the career ladder, and early on ended up in the serious crimes department. Present: He lives alone, almost never keeps in touch with his relatives. He has almost no time for a personal life. He spends many hours at work, often staying overtime. His colleagues consider him a "stone-faced workaholic," but his superiors respect him for his results.

Silence and nighttime city rides

50s jazz

Board games (alone - to exercise the mind)

Solving old unsolved cases

Coffee without sugar

Superficiality and falsehood

Protectionism and bureaucracy

When someone interferes with his personal life

Jokes "about nothing" in the workplace

Disrespect for victims

Writes down his thoughts and observations in a small notebook that he always has with him

He rarely smokes, but in moments of great stress he smokes 2-3 in a row

He listens to the same record with a saxophone every evening to "clear his head"

During interrogations he always sits slightly to the side "to confuse the interlocutor"

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