The Murder Gram

 Twenty-seven year old Cassandra Sanchez-Pierre is a loner and a product of an interracial marriage. She grew up in the loving home of her maternal grandparents, due to her fathers constant traveling to further his Security company. Between the death of her mother and twin brother, at birth, and her father’s frequent absence, she has acquired an overwhelming fear of losing the essential things in her life. She is heavily ridiculed and ostracized for her admissions of seeing people’s auras and predicting untimely deaths. She retaliates by constantly beating up her offenders. On the advice of her high school guidance counselor, a former Green Beret, Cassie enlists into the United States Army. Her aggressiveness, skills, and focus are quickly recognized. She is soon recruited into a government covert operations group. With the aid of her deceased brother, she quickly becomes a top agent, and is frequently given the most prestigious assignments. But when a sitting U.S. Senator is chosen as her target, she refuses the assignment and goes AWOL. Agents are dispatched to capture her or terminate her. Her brother aids her by possessing the agents sent to retrieve her and causing them to commit, what appear to be, suicides, in the presence of the Black Ops Director. The organization is at wits end to figure out why these agents would take their own lives after warning the organization to stay away from Cassie. While on the run from the ‘Agency’, Cassie’s brother suggests she assist the plight of wrongfully murdered individuals. She agrees, changes her name to Margred Rumeht (The Murder Gram backwards), and becomes an avenging angel for those that no longer have voices… well, except to her.