Taylor Noy

Noy, Taylor

Appeared in Payback in Death (August, 2061)^[1]

Description: Honey-brown hair that fell in perfect twists nearly to her shoulders and framed a stunning face; she won the DNA lottery with diamond-edged cheekbones, a full, shapely mouth, currently dyed red to match her dress, perfect skin, polished bronze, and deep green eyes
Age: 24
Complexion: Polished bronze
Hair: Honey-brown
Eyes: Deep green
Relationships: Louis Noy (father/deceased); Ella Rosen (mother); Brice Noy (older son); Cal Rosen (stepfather); Sasha (stepsister); Milli Yarsborough (stepsister-in-law)
Address: First floor Lower West Side apartment
Occupation: On-air reporter for Inside Sports

She lived about ten minutes away from Captain Martin Greenleaf’s building at a brisk walk.
She found her father’s body after he self-terminated nine years ago; she was fifteen.
Her alibi for the time of Greenleaf’s murder was she was covering a home game for the Mets, who skimmed the Pirates, two to one, and then she spent about twenty minutes doing live interviews with the players.
According to her, Noy was a good dad, a great dad - attentive, loving, fair but firm, came to her baseball and basketball games when he could and watched recordings of them when he couldn’t. She was happy and secure until she learned that he was anything but a hero, he lied, cheated, stole, and manipulated.
She worked part-time at a fashion boutique where Elva Arnez worked (she got the job through Arnez).
She didn’t blame Greenleaf - she blamed her father for leaving them in disgrace, in grief, in despair, and didn’t forgive him for that.
The family went to Las Vegas, where her stepsister married her cohab, thus inconveniencing Eve, who wanted to interview her mother and her after Ben Greenleaf’s unsuccessful hanging attempt on his life.^[2]
She won sixteen hundred dollars shooting craps during the trip and then put a hundred of it in a slot machine the next day and won five thousand dollars.^[3]