Owen Hendricks was a Governor of Missouri, formerly being the Senator for Missouri before starting his term as governor. He is, currently, 42 years of age. He is the former Chairman of the Republican Study Committee, after being couped by John B. Rockefeller (formerly George H.W Bush)
Early Life , Childhood, and College[]
Owen Hendricks was born to a poor single-mom, in Steelville, Missouri. He has two siblings, a twin brother and an older sister. His dad left in 2003 to fight in the Iraq War, but never returned, leaving Owens family in pain.
Owen, at age 14, loved playing football for his local team. He enjoyed the team aspect of the game, and got involved in the jock culture.
Owen talking to his sister before his big game
Shortly after joining his High School football team, at age 17, he became the team captain and lead his team to victory in all local and state football championships. His grades were okay, and he graduated in early spring 2020.
He applied for college in Georgetown University to study for a J.D in Law with a masters in politics, and got accepted. There, he met his current wife Hannah Copeland and had lived with her since 2022.
Owen Hendricks Graduating from Georgetown University, in 2024
He graduated from Georgetown in 2024, accompanied by his Mother and Girlfriend, he is now finished college.
Career Outside of Politics[]
Owen Hendricks landed a job as a lawyer for the General Counsels Office for the Central Intelligence Agency, in late 2024. There, he had accomplished a lot -- though the contents of his accomplishments are top secret -- however, many believe that it had something to do with a former Russian asset who was trying to intergrade back in to the Russian Mafia.
Owen Hendricks Official Portrait as General Counsel for the CIA Director, 2036
After working more than ten years there, he was appointed as the General Counsel for the Director of the CIA in 2034. There, he worked hard to ensure the CIA was ethical, and ensured that it was modernized to be able to deal with modern threats.
2038 - 2040: Early Political Career[]
Owen had worked at the CIA for nearly 15 years, having survived what many called a "toxic workspace, where a 'dog eat dog' mentality reigns". However, after his turn of being the CIA General Counsel ended, he felt as if he had achieved everything he could from the agency. So, in 2038 he was appointed to the Senate by a close friend, Governor Brandon Hillmaker.
After being appointed to the Senate, Owen (with encouragement from the Governor) ran for Vice Chairman of the Missouri Republican Party, winning it unopposed. After which, he won his primary to certify his senatorial appointment and won without opposition. He won his election without opposition.
