

IMAGE SOURCES:
Fig. 01: PUBLIC SOCIAL FEED // NAYAR, ADITI
Fig. 02: PUBLIC SURVEILLANCE // Camera 014478-NE
Fig. 03: INVESTIGATION // KAPLAN, MIRIAM
| CASE ID: | CD-CS-KAP-2035-0918 |
| CLASSIFICATION: | INTERNAL / RESTRICTED |
| ANALYST: | [REDACTED] |
| SUBJECT: | KAPLAN, SHOSHANNA |
| DATE OF BIRTH: | SEP 18, 2035 |
| STATUS: | ACTIVE |
| RELATIONSHIP(S): | Daughter of GRANT, ALEX aka “LEGACY” and KAPLAN, MIRIAM |
| KNOWN AFFILIATIONS: | NONE |
| GENETIC CLASSIFICATION: | Enhanced individual, LEGACY-derived. Expression undocumented. |
| THREAT ASSESSMENT: | PENDING… |
Observations
Kaplan’s relationship with her mother appears to be strong. Reports indicate a prolonged pattern of interpersonal conflict between Kaplan and her father, including periods of limited or suspended contact.
Behavioral records document recurring episodes of emotional dysregulation beginning in adolescence. Despite this, she graduated with honors from Northwestern University and Loyola University Law School. Her tuition was paid through academic scholarship and residuals from KID LEGACY, a syndicated children’s program produced under license using Kaplan’s name and likeness
She is currently employed as an associate attorney at the Chicago Public Advocacy Center.
Emotional episodes have increased in frequency following notification of her father’s death. Surveillance indicates a corresponding increase in alcohol consumption and recreational narcotic use. No measurable degradation in occupational performance has been observed. Behavioral changes should continue to be monitored.
Biometric data collection confirms she has inherited at least some of her father’s genetic, non-cybernetic abilities, but no overt displays of these abilities have been observed. In fact, there seems to be an effort by the subject to avoid situations where these abilities may emerge.
Recommendations
Continue surveillance and passive biometric collection. Consider engineering a scenario where the subject’s abilities will be forced to manifest under observable conditions. Document physiological response and demonstrated capability.