00:00July 9th, 2015, Agent Patterson, ID number 55609, updating case file 8348Y, subject, Jane Doe.
00:13Still no further authenticated data on the subject, found naked and alone in Times Square.
00:20Her memory wiped, her body tattooed with what appear to be encrypted clues to future crimes.
00:26Who she is and where she came from, still undetermined.
00:35What we do know, while the subject can't remember her past, she has retained a broad range of high-level
00:42abilities,
00:43off-the-charts reflexes, hand-to-hand combat.
00:53The extent of these skills and how and where she acquired them remain to be determined.
00:59While her narrative memories have been obliterated, the subject's procedural memories remain intact.
01:04Manifesting is required in response to extreme direct stimuli.
01:26In almost any arena, and by any metric, the subject displays applied knowledge and skills taught only in high-level
01:34military training.
01:37With indications of extensive experience in active combat, and extremely high levels of success.
02:01Subjects' mental acuity and cognitive abilities also test in the highest percentiles,
02:06with identified fluency in 13 dialects to date.
02:25Subjects' value to the agency is immeasurable.
02:49The deciphered tattoos from Jane's body and her contributions in the field have already led to the aversion of a
02:54terrorist act,
02:55and the neutralization of the would-be perpetrator.
02:58But what's the larger meaning behind the intricate map of Jane's tattoos?
03:02And why is lead agent Kurt Weller's name tattooed on her back?
03:07Jane Doe will continue to assist as needed on agency operations relating to her case.
03:13Her utility on the team is without question.
03:21But her identity is still a mystery.
03:25Her entire life remains a blind spot.
03:32Agent Patterson, signing off.
03:35Agent Patterson, signing off.
03:35Agent Patterson, signing off.
03:37Agent Patterson, signing off.
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