=LSF= Agent Dossier Database

[Operative Siren]

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Internal Affairs Dossier
Service Number SF-9083624
Agent 'Siren'

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General Information
Full Name: Samantha Hadley
Alias/Callsign: Siren
Sex: F
Age: 29
DOB: 01-18-798
Birthplace: Planet Manhattan
Height: 5'10" (178cm)
Weight: CLASSIFIED
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Green
Assigned Dept.: Tactical Operations
Rank: Senior Agent-in-Command

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Service Record

► 819 - 822 A.S: Served aboard the Liberty Siege Cruiser 'Wichita' as an infirmary medic.

► 822 A.S: Participated in Operation DATA CORRUPTION DETECTED Operational targets were eliminated, no collateral damage.

► 822 - 824 AS: Continued participation in Liberty black operations. All relevant information is unavailable. Please contact your system administrator.

► 824 - 825 AS: Mandatory leave of absence pending psychological evaluation.

► 826 A.S Operative Siren accepted as an Agent of the Liberty Security Force.

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Notes -- Internal Affairs

Mental Evaluation Date 1-30-827

Siren is incredibly loyal to Liberty. At times, disturbingly so. She has sacrificed her well being to perform above and beyond her assigned duties. Her kill count climbs almost daily, yet it's not due to blood lust. She has also been flagged for probable abuse of stims while on duty, which considering the number of flight hours she has logged, is understandable. The preliminary signs suggest an agent that's going to burn out rapidly.

Yet I fear for her mental health the most. I am convinced Siren and Hadley are two entirely persons at this point, and Hadley has been M.I.A for several years. In elongated conversations with Siren, she continues to show minimal emotional reaction, and even when I do find a way to earn a reaction, it's almost immediately dismissed. A twitch of the lips or some color in her eyes, but anything that might convince someone she was human is usually subdued.

The only reliable reaction I can get is when referring to her as 'Samantha' or 'Hadley', and it's usually aggressive dismissal or sometimes anger if I press my case. Hadley does not want to exist, or Hadley does not want to connect herself with her deeds. Hadley is now required to have an evaluation every three months. If possible, every six weeks.

-- Dir. Christopher Murray