...not much is known about Jacqueline Mays other than the legendary kill she that put her on the map for The Hunting Party.

After acting as though she was in the thrall of legendary vampire Michael St. John, a vampire who was right below The Azimuth in terms of clout and power among all vampires, she was able to successfully shrug off his powerful charms and kill him, saving the lives of a series of vampire hunters he had held captive as well as the hunter who almost died in a frontal assault on St. Cloud: Kelvin the Lionhearted.

However, there is some dispute as to the voracity of the claims in Ms. Mays report. Mostly because she's talking a bunch of crap.

Jacqueline Mays is known very well throughout The Hunting Party and even non-union vampire hunters as the world-infamous "Jaq the Tripper".

She wasn't pretending to be in love with Michael St. John, she was completely owned by his Glammer. When Kelvin the Lionhearted had finally tracked him and went on the attack, she chased after Kelvin and shoved him into a dumpster to prevent him from killing her 'love'. She took the stake of another vampire hunter St. John had killed himself and was on her way to handing it to him when she tripped over something, hit her head while falling back, and rebounded forward completely unconscious...staking him through the heart while St. John was in shock at the utter lack of coordination she had just displayed.

She has ever since crowed about her defeat of Michael St. Cloud, and was riding a wave of momentum with The Front Office that got her to Elite status quickly until Kelvin the Lionhearted, whom everyone had assumed was simply jealous of Jaq's success in the face of his failure, came with over 14 witnesses and video evidence from a cell phone proving that she got it from sheer luck and tripping over her own shoelaces.

She quickly recieved a new nickname from this feat, and thus "Jaq the Tripper" was born.

She has been recently assigned to be a secondary to Simon Polidori by no less than The Litigator himself after he strangely promoted Simon out of nowhere, citing 'exemplary execution of his duties'.

Jacqueline Mays doesn't know why she was put into the position of secondary to Simon, and she doesn't care. She only sees a chance to prove to no less than The Litigator himself that Jacqueline Mays is every bit as awesome as she'll happily explain to you she is.