Jackson Murphy

**Jackson Murphy** is a character played by Girth\_lmao.

Jackson Murphy was born on November 11, 1963, in Paleto Bay, a small town located in San Andreas. From the very beginning, Jackson faced adversity, growing up in a broken home and living a life of poverty. His father, Patrick Murphy, was an Irishman who had fought in the Korean War, leaving him scarred both physically and emotionally. His mother, Isabella, an Italian woman worked as a waitress in Paleto to make ends meet.

Being the younger sibling, Jackson looked up to his older brother, Colin Murphy, who was fifteen years his senior. Colin served as a role model for Jackson, often stepping in as a father figure and guiding him through life’s challenges. Despite their difficult circumstances, Colin managed to protect Jackson from some of the harsh realities they faced instilling a sense of loyalty and family values in him.At the age of eight, Jackson’s life took a significant turn when Colin became a mechanic and moved to Broker in Liberty City. Jackson accompanied him, leaving behind their troubled home in Paleto. They settled in Broker, with Colin living above the shop where he worked.

Unfortunately, Jackson’s life took a rebellious path when he dropped out of school at sixteen. This decision deeply disappointed Colin, who was hoping for a better future for his younger brother. Consequently, Colin kicked Jackson out of their house. With only a black beanie, a cherished gift from his brother, and their father’s 1972 Harley Shovelhead, Jackson set off on the open road, searching for a place where he could fit in.

During his time on the road, both of Jackson’s parents passed away. Regrettably, he missed their funerals, his only remorse being his inability to support his mother and see her before she died. While his relationship with his father was strained, the motorcycle he inherited became his only connection to him.

After six years of drifting, Jackson’s beloved Shovelhead broke down completely, forcing him to make a difficult decision. He chose to return home to Paleto Bay, where he found work in construction and eventually purchased a new bike, a Western Daemon affectionately named “The Bastard”

Over time, Jackson covered his body with tattoos, each one serving as a visual representation of his life experiences and the values he holds dear. They tell the story of a man who has weathered storms, faced hardships, and emerged stronger.

In late April 1985, fate intervened when Danny Hanson, the President of the Sandy Shores chapter of The Lost, noticed Jackson leaving the Strawberry Post Office. Impressed by his motorcycle, Hanson approached him and invited him for drinks. This encounter marked the beginning of Jackson’s recruitment into The Lost, an outlaw motorcycle club.

Through hard work and dedication, Jackson proved himself to be a capable and loyal prospect of The Lost. He quickly earned a reputation for his level-headedness and ability to tackle any task. Within The Lost, Jackson found a sense of belonging and camaraderie that he had never experienced before. Jackson’s strategic mind, meticulous planning, and cunning nature caught the attention of the club’s leaders, earning him his patch and later the rank of Road Captain followed by Sergeant at Arms.

Seeking a Change from construction work, Jackson embraced his brother’s trade and became a mechanic at Benny’s, a southside based shop in San Andreas. Working alongside his girlfriend, Lori, Jackson found a new passion in the field of auto mechanics. He honed his skills with enthusiasm and was often seen putting in long hours at the shop, ensuring customer satisfaction and perfecting his craft. Together, Jackson and Lori formed a highly effective team, respected for their expertise within the shop.

Jackson Murphy embodies the spirit of rebellion and independence. From his early struggles and the disappointments he faced, he emerged as a loyal and skilled member of the club. With his black beanie always present and the roar of his motorcycle, Jackson thrives in the world of The Lost, where brotherhood and the open road were his constants.