Esmeralda WhitlockÂ
Age: 28
College: Yale
Ranking: SSA Agent and Forensic Psychologist
Specialties: Ph.Ds in Psychology, Forensics, Medicine, and Biology. B.S in Sociology.Â
Biography
         âWalk around me Jesus. Walk arrroound. Walk around me           Jesus, walk around. Walk around me, Jesus. Walk arooouuuunnd.      Walk around my bedside lord.â
The lullaby introducing Esmeralda to the world was much like most lullabies: candy sweet in sound but with sinister undertones. Behind the smile with the missing tooth Scarlett Whitlock was hiding a secret she never quite came to cope with. It had caused her to attempt to rid herself of the child in her arms three times over the pregnancy and to later drink herself to the point that she no longer was part of her child or husbandâs world.
While traveling the streets of the country in his eighteen-wheeler, Caleb Whitlock was surrounded by the greatest vices in the entire world. He gambled, drank copious amounts of alcohol, slept with prostitutes, consuming the worst kinds of food to put oneâs body through, and murder. It was only by accident that Caleb managed to get himself tied down to Scarlett. One single night of drinking far too much changed his life from the single man traveling the country to a husband and father. Yet as soon as Caleb realized just exactly what kind of child Esmeralda were to become, he became enraged that his god would curse him with such an appalling life that only caused him to become even more violent.
With rosy cheeks and waterfall curls, the young girl asked questions far above her age group. She never quite got the answers she wanted since her mother hadnât even finished high school, but asking questions was enough to raise Esmeraldaâs interest in the world. Faster than all of her peers Esmeralda picked up books. At first it was non-fiction. Then slowly as the years and her mental health dwindled away fiction books bewitched her.
Angry that Esmeralda was not only a female but also that she was more interested in learning about abstract ideas rather than hunting, Caleb Whitlockâs parenting hand became heavier yet far too friendly too. By the time that she was six years old, Caleb had given Esmeralda her first two broken bones, but he had also stolen her innocence.
With a mother who drank a bottle of vodka before dinner and a father whose contrasting take on how he treated her, Esmeralda still tried to be the best that she could. After reading a set of encyclopedias during the summer after second grade, Esmeralda skipped two grades. Already small and fragile for a third grader, the young girl stood out like a sore thumb.
Slowly, Esmeraldaâs affection for books became dependence. With nothing else to lean on for support, the beautiful girl found herself using the books not only to advance herself in the world, but also to hide away into. Sheâd disappear into the different worlds hoping that one day sheâd go so far down the rabbit hole that sheâd never have to return.
The longer the combined neglect and abuse continued the worse Esmeraldaâs dependence on books got. However, no one ever paid enough attention to realize it was a problem, and they even encouraged her dependence. When in ninth grade she skipped another grade, her principal told her if she continued to read the way she was sheâd be in college by the time she was thirteen, and he gave her an award for her achievements.
Tenth grade brought on a host of new problems for Esmeralda that she had never expected. At fourteen years old the worst thing that could have happened to Esmeralda did happen- her father was fired.
Furious and confused what to do with his life, Caleb turned all that energy onto Esmeralda. The beatings got worse, the assaults got more frequent, and he started to become more vindictive than ever.
          One hot day in June Esmeralda had had enough.
                             And bathed in his blood.
There was no one there to save Caleb as Esmeralda smashed his head into the wooden floor. Her mother was drunk watching Looney Toons in her room, and no one listened to the screams that came from the Whitlock home anymore.
Only when Esmeraldaâs mother called 911 did anyone pay any attention to the Whitlocks. The police tried to get Esmeralda to say something about why she attacked her father, but for some reason she had completely gone quiet. They assumed that she had done it completely in cold blood, and threw her in jail.
It was only when her Child Advocate Lawyer started to ask questions that they began to question that narrative. After discovering the bruises and scars on Esmeraldaâs body along with stories from neighbors and teachers about Esmeralda showing up to school with unexplained injuries that her lawyer put together all of the pieces. The lawyer even busted open a case on her father that eventually proved that her father had been murdering prostitutes across states while in his truck.
It was decided that, after finding out about her father, that Esmeralda would be sent to a high security mental institution for paranoia, depression, selective mutism, and PTSD. While she spent four years in the institution, Esmeralda graduated from high school, got her Bachelors in Psychology and Biology, and began her Masters in Psychology.
She decided after getting out that sheâd become something much more than what had been expected of her in Toccoa, and she joined Yale. She got her Ph.Ds in Psychology, Forensics, Medicine, and Biology along with a B.S in Sociology.Â
She then joined the B.A.U to try to capture men like her father. Sometimes, she is made into the agencyâs psychologist when they lose one, but this is rare since they usually need her help with patients or the Unsubs themselves.Â















