Name: Jack Wilson
DOB: 02/06/1975
Weight: 13st
Height: 5ft, 11
Hair colour: Brown
Eye colour: Brown
Ethnicity: White British
Occupation: An office worker
Sexual orientation: Heterosexual
Marital Status: Widower
He is a handsome man who takes pride and care in his appearance; he is always dressed smartly both in and out of work. At work he is usually wearing a black suit, white shirt and tie, outside of work he dresses smart casual, with either a plain t-shirt and jeans or shirt and trousers. He is fairly tall and slim; his skin is slightly tanned with a well defined facial structure and is clean shaven. His hair is brown, short and is styled daily.
Jack is fairly confident and determined, this is due to events in his life which have made him stronger as a person. He likes to just get on with things himself and very much enjoys being alone, he feels he only hurts the people who are close to him. He is a very keen learner who wants the best in life, he is very forgiving and tries to move forward from events in the past.
Jack has recently been released from prison, he had been imprisoned for murdering a young woman 10 years ago. Whilst in prison he regularly saw a psychiatrist who diagnosed him with schizophrenia. Sometimes Jack hears voices, he often has flashbacks to the murder he commited and regrets this greatly. This illness can make him feel trapped and with no sense of belonging, sometimes leading to paranoia and feelings of worthlessness. Jack just wants to be an ordinary person and tries his hardest to achieve this, however his illness holds him back.
Jack is fairly confident and determined, this is due to events in his life which have made him stronger as a person. He likes to just get on with things himself and very much enjoys being alone, he feels he only hurts the people who are close to him. He is a very keen learner who wants the best in life, he is very forgiving and tries to move forward from events in the past.
Jack has recently been released from prison, he had been imprisoned for murdering a young woman 10 years ago. Whilst in prison he regularly saw a psychiatrist who diagnosed him with schizophrenia. Sometimes Jack hears voices, he often has flashbacks to the murder he commited and regrets this greatly. This illness can make him feel trapped and with no sense of belonging, sometimes leading to paranoia and feelings of worthlessness. Jack just wants to be an ordinary person and tries his hardest to achieve this, however his illness holds him back.
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