Name: Gray Langdale
Age: 21
Gender: Male
Appearance: Short brown hair, seemed to be recently cut. He's Caucasian of English descent with green eyes and a somewhat stronger build. He has a tribal tattoo along his left arm, extending as far as his shoulder, along with the prison issued number-tat on his right arm.
Last Piece of memory: Gray had a friend. "Co!" He shouted as he ran away through the dark alleyways. Sirens could be heard. Nobody was surprised. "Don't you talk to them!" Gray shouted as he ran after the figure, his friend. "I don't kill people! I'm not an Accessory! I didn't know this was gonna happen!" As Gray's best friend ran into the street, Gray looked down to see the blood on his hands. He didn't know how it got there, but he was already suspicious enough that he couldn't follow his friend. "I didn't have any part of this! Co, I wasn't here!"
He was begging. Gray would never hurt anyone... But if his friend had betrayed him, after Gray tried so hard to keep him safe, it would be everything the police would ever want. The petty criminal would be locked away for finally committing murder of his best friend's girl. He had to run back into the darkness. Go up a floor or two and go into another building. He jumped up to grab onto a fire escape to climb the ladder to get into the building, but the blood on his hands would cause him to slip and fall.]
Crimes: Suspected of gang related crimes. 2 counts of theft, 1 counts of vandalism, and 1 count of breaking and entering. One additional count of murder thanks to a bad lawyer. Mind you, this is what they caught him for...
Bio
Before) From the very beginning, Gray's father left the family when he was only two. The mother fell for an abusive man, who never treated anyone fairly nice. As a result Gray would never call him "dad" or "Stepdad" Despite him actually (and successfully) taking the role of a father figure, teaching him hunting, the girl talk, etc.
Gray was very much a loner. He kept everyone at a distance, and his very few circle of friends extremely close. His small circle of friends never committed any crime, and Gray would never ask them to, Except when it came to offloading things he had pick-pocketed or stolen. Co was very good at "Formatting" computers and reselling them, and Janet would always accept the pretty trinkets and Jewelry that Gray would give her.
Gray tried numerous times to hold a job, working at McDonalds, Wal-mart, a call center, and the Grocery Superstore, but he hated every job, every time. He often got fired within the month, or he just stopped going altogether, never bothering to pick up his last paycheque.
Gray was very much a petty thief. A pick-pocket, and someone who wasn't shy of breaking and entering. He learned tumbler locks[footnote]Which is pretty unlikely to be used in a Sci-fi prison...[/footnote], which is still widely used in homes today, very quickly, and can probably pick a more complicated lock is mere seconds. Easy locks could be broken into with just one "rake."
Eventually, as Gray partied, and exhibited his breaking and entering talents, a member of the 7th Street Blades contacted him with a simple task. Break in, open a lockbox, steal the contents, and return. Unsurprisingly, he succeeded with flying colors. As time went on, the rewards remained small, but so did the tasks, as Gray assured that Although he may know of people who needed to die, he would never harm or kill anyone, including members of the Blades. Thankfully, he was only ever backup. Make something disappear, go through with a deal, be a wallflower to keep people honest for a while... He would never associate himself with members of the gang, keeping his independence, and never learning of their awful secrets. He could hold his own.
Naturally, Gray would get caught. Someone would shout "Hey! Where's my wallet?!" Or "Oh fuck! My camera!!" The ability to keep cool on some iffy situations, as well as the ability to bolt into unknown places, expecting to jump at any time, slide under things, or grab onto a horizontal pole to swing from window to window made people wonder if he was a thief or ninja. He had never met someone who rivaled his ability to parkour along the streets of the city in the dark and evade capture. He was so good that police could never tie a face to his crimes.
It all went to hell when he warned his friends of "Something sketchy going down in a certain area." He didn't expect to see his friends, Co and Janet together in a relationship, let alone in that area when an execution was going on. She was caught, but Gray saved his friend by tackling him out of sight. Janet died to prevent any witnesses in the area, and Co presumably never forgave Gray for not letting him save his girlfriend. After looking over the body he heard the sirens and decided to make a break for it.
But blood-soaked hands would be his downfall. He was later picked up for suspected gang related activities resulting in the death of a Janet Ross. Although he was tried for other crimes, new evidence suggested he was also at the scene of Janet's death before the trial. His lawyer could not help keep the story straight, he paid for her death.
Bio
Incarcerated)In prison, Gray's more of a "Try and escape" person, and not much of a digging person.Although Gray mostly kept to his own, (Also a terrible idea in any prison) everyone knew he was trying to escape, and thought he was crazy for it. However, not once was he caught in his attempts. No guard caught him in a place where he didn't belong, and he seemed fairly well behaved, if it weren't for the fact that he did little to no work. Gray is a very sneaky person, and could probably live, hidden away in those mines for three or so days before resurfacing. It may be his only hope for ever crawling out of the red.
Just like outside of prison, Gray didn't associate himself with criminals. Murders, thieves... He kept his guard up as if he were better than them, despite the fact he knew he could never be. He didn't want to get anyone involved in his escape plans because he knew that if they were caught, the hell that would be put in them would be too much, and they were simply incapable of what he was. Even though he lost his memory, he still retained his personality, his desire to move and flow, which again, is a strong detriment against him.
He's only been in the prison for a week or two. Gray is still fairly new to the area. He hasn't seen any familiar faces, but if he did, would he remember them?
Additional Perks:
Canadian Descent: Gray's got that funny accent, and knows a little French.
Parkour: Gray wins fights by running away, not by fighting back unless cornered.
Smoker: Gray doesn't smoke much, but when afraid, he might want one. (A pack can last him a few months)
Lockpicking: Gray knows tumbler locks, but these computer things with cards...? Fuck. fuhrgedaboutit.