Jacqueline Sloane

Jacqueline "Jack" Sloane is a former Forensic Psychologist with NCIS, a position she held from October 2017 to March 2021 as well as the mother of Faith Tolliver.
She would also assist the NCIS Major Case Response Team led by NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs by giving them profiles concerning the criminals they were looking for with Sloane herself sometimes going into the field, helping the team during their investigations.
However, after a case involving her murdered friend, Darya, Sloane who had grown increasingly emotionally exhausted with apprehending criminals, only for more to appear ultimately resigned from NCIS and the team to begin living in Afghanistan with the intention of continuing the work her friend had started.
==Biography==
===Pre-Series===
Born in an unknown State, not much is known about Sloane's parents or if she has or had siblings. After graduating from high school, she attended an unknown college where she studied psychology. 
However, when she was nineteen years old, Sloane got drunk at a party and a friend, Rick Martel, took advantage of her inebriated state and raped her with Sloane ultimately becoming pregnant. Upon giving birth to her daughter whom she named Faith, Sloane chose to put up the newborn Faith for adoption to protect Faith from her biological father. 
Some time after that, Sloane enlisted in the United States Army, reaching the rank of Lieutenant. She was presumably posted to different locations.
She was later assigned to a unit called "Wingos" or "Mighty Wingos" with the members being Samuel King, Ray Hale and Safwan Anshiri. The unit went on various missions together, Sloane forming a strong friendship with King, Hale and Safwan.
However, while on a mission in Afghanistan in August 2002, the unit was captured by a terrorist, Masahun who had presumably already kidnapped Marine Captain Chester Kelb. For the next nine months, the group was imprisoned with Sloane being the lone target of Masahun's wrath because she was a woman. She went through extensive torture due to Masahun believing she and the Wingos possessed intel he and his men could use but when this lead nowhere, he got bored pretty fast. One of his torture tactics was to tie Sloane to a post before repeatedly whipping her, a move that would leave Sloane's back permanently scarred as a result. However, instead of giving up, Masahun later decided to play a new game. He would regularly have Sloane decide which of her comrades was going to die with the three assuring Sloane it would be alright despite Sloane refusing to play along. Eventually, with King, Hale and Safwan all dead, Sloane was the only survivor of the Wingos.
On May 3, 2003, a unit composed of Marines as well as NCIS Special Agent Leon Vance stormed the area where Sloane and her group were being held. Having originally been given orders to rescue Kelb, the unit also rescued Sloane with Vance helping her get to safety. Even though all the other terrorists died, Masahun escaped and it was presumed that he had died in a drone strike.
Even though Sloane made a full physical recovery, she was emotionally, mentally and psychologically damaged by her time in captivity. She developed survivor's guilt over the deaths of her fellow officers and began blaming herself for what had happened. Her anger eventually emerged with Sloane regularly getting into trouble with two incidents being a bar fight in Texas and a road rage incident in Encinitas, California.
After being discharged from the Army, Sloane presumably began studying for a degree for psychology and eventually graduated. She joined NCIS with many of her postings unknown. She soon became a Forensic Psychologist in California with Sloane receiving a six-month anger management course while in San Diego.
Some time prior to "Skeleton Crew", she reunited with Vance who had since become NCIS Director. Vance offered her a post at the main NCIS Headquarters in Washington D.C. with Sloane accepting.
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==Occupation==
==Personality== 
==Physical Appearance==
Sloane is a woman in her mid-forties with long blonde hair and brown eyes.
==Abilities==
==Bowl of Lollipops==
Dr. Sloane has a collection of colorful lollipops in her office. Each color of lollipop represented a different meaning or significance. Here's what each color lollipop represented:
1. Red Lollipop: The red lollipop represented a high-profile case or a particularly difficult or challenging situation. It symbolized that Dr. Sloane was currently working on an intense or important investigation.
2. Blue Lollipop: The blue lollipop indicated a case or situation that involved a personal connection to Dr. Sloane. It could be related to her past, her family, or any other aspect of her personal life.
3. Green Lollipop: The green lollipop represented a lighter or less serious case or situation. It indicated that Dr. Sloane was working on a relatively straightforward or less challenging investigation.
4. Yellow Lollipop: The yellow lollipop signified a case or situation that involved a psychological aspect. It indicated that Dr. Sloane was using her expertise in psychology to analyze and understand the behavior or motivations of individuals involved in the cases.
5. Purple Lollipop: The purple lollipop represented a case or situation related to a cold or unsolved mystery. It indicated that Dr. Sloane was working on a long-standing case that had yet to be resolved.
It's worth noting that the significance of the lollipops was a creative choice by the show's producers and writers and may not have a specific real-world counterpart in actual forensic psychology or investigative practices Quora On NCIS, what does each color Lollipop represent in Jack Sloane’s office?
==Appearances==
For a more detailed list, see Jacqueline Sloane/List of Appearances.
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