Harper O'Malley

Harper O'Malley / Makoto Kirigiri

霧切 真

Agender (They/Them)

Criminal Profiler

17

5'8" | 172 cm

120 lbs | 55 kg

Coffee, crime dramas, ballpoint pens, neckties, soft fabrics, being told what to do, detective stories, guns

Soft drinks, sudden movements, extreme temperature, other people with guns, being ordered around, the New York Yankees, being touched without permission, criminals, the government

Though not exactly a public figure, there’s a chance you’ve heard the name Harper O'Malley before. Perhaps you have a vested interest in criminology, or perhaps an interest in the FBI - either way, you probably heard of SSA Russell O'Malley first. His book, Criminal Intent: A Comprehensive Guide To The Criminal Mind, which spoke of criminals and ‘latent’ criminals as a separate group entirely from “normal” people, was briefly a best-seller, though it came under heavy fire for accusations of ableism and classism. Harper O'Malley is a much lesser known, though equally controversial figure. Russell O'Malley’s subordinate in the BAU-4, they garnered significant controversy for being assigned to the BAU at only fifteen years of age, the youngest ever by far. This appointment seemed to circumvent any and all FBI rules, and was widely regarded with suspicion. Aside from that, they seem to have escaped the public eye entirely. Little is known about them other than that they’re a genius criminologist. If one searches enough into them, they will find that Harper O'Malley is literally not a real person in the legal sense. No birth certificate, school records, or medical history - they simply don’t exist.