Jack Holloway

J. Holloway

## Biographical Information

### Name

Yeong-Ho Pok (Birth name)Jack Holloway (Cover story, later his new real identity).

### Affiliations

Office 39 (Formerly)CIA (Early 2017-2019)

Freelance (2019-Present)

### Nationality

North Korean (By birth)American (Citizenship)

## Personal Information

### Relatives

Unknown fatherUnknown mother

Unknown aunt

Unknown uncle

### Friends

Central Intelligence Agency:* Jason Bourne/Cain (On-and-off)

### Enemies

Central Intelligence Agency:* Jason Bourne/Cain (On-and-off)

## Rogue Universe information

### Modeled after

Jang Dong-Gun

He was born **Yeong-Ho Pok** (Korean: **복영호**) in North Korea, and was supposed to be North Korea's deadliest agent. Around 2016, he was sent to the United States under the alias **Jack Holloway**. However, the regime's goal of sabotaging the United States' military might with him as the tip of the spear ended in disaster when the very agent they recruited to destroy the United States was turned against them.

## Biography

### Background

Nothing is known of his life prior to joining the North Korean People's Army, but at some point in the 2010s, he was transferred to Office 39. He was one of the intelligence agency's deadliest assets, and according to hearsay in the intelligence community, North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un himself approached Yeong-Ho Pok with a mission to infiltrate the United States of America in an attempt at sabotaging the Central Intelligence Agency's supersoldier program known as Operation Treadstone. However, this mission, meant to destroy the United States of America's intelligence apparatus, ended in disaster because of complications the North Korean regime couldn't have foreseen.

### Turning traitor

As part of his mission, Yeong-Ho Pok was stationed in Virginia, eastern United States of America, under the alias *Jack Holloway*. Posing as an international student from South Korea, he had orders to gather intelligence on the nature of the Central Intelligence Agency's super-soldier-assassin program known as Operation Treadstone. Unfortunately, this operation would end in disaster for the Kim regime, as at some point, Jack Holloway had been attacked by Neo-Nazi skinheads while returning from a recon mission for Office 39.

In a situation remarkably similar to that of Treadstone's very own Jason Bourne, the man known as Jack Holloway suffered a grievous head injury that left him suffering from retrograde amnesia, during which he lost all memories of his former life. He was found by a group of American college students and nursed back to health.

Thanks to his retrograde amnesia, he had no memory of his original mission for North Korea and when he was shown documents about the operational plan to sabotage CIA operations for North Korea, he immediately went to the American authorities and blew the whistle on the entire operation. Meanwhile, his handlers back in North Korea were completely unaware that he had turned, or that he had lost his memory. Instead, he was presumed killed in action. Back in America, he CIA offered protection to Holloway in return for telling them everything about his original operation, which he still had no memory of ever participating in.

While explaining to the US authorities everything, Holloway repeatedly referred to his real name in the third person and claimed that Yeong-Ho Pok was a North Korean spy who stole his identity. Satisfied with what they'd been given, the CIA and FBI jointly arranged for Jack Holloway to live in the United States permanently as a legal resident as long as he continued to feed intel to the Americans about the North Korean plot against the United States.

It wasn't until news of his original CIA sabotage mission broke international news headlines that Office 39 began to figure out he'd been turned by the Americans, though they were still totally unaware of his memory loss. An Office 39 officer was sent in to eliminate the turncoat, but Holloway managed to kill him instead. In response to this, the CIA offered further protection to Jack if he was willing to work with the CIA to expose the North Korean conspiracy against the United States.

While living in America under his new identity, Holloway had officially become disillusioned with his former homeland after discovering the truth about the Kim regime via reading about it in the news. Fully embracing his new identity as a legal US resident and willing to go to war against his former country of origin, Jack Holloway joined the CIA, specifically the very program he'd been sent by North Korea to destroy, Operation Treadstone. In return for his services, Holloway was given US citizenship.

Holloway never regained his memories of his past life as Yeong-Ho Pok.

## Personal details

### Physical appearance

Jack Holloway is an Asian man who stands at about 6'0" and weighs about 210 lbs. He has graying black hair and brown eyes.