Felicia Jones

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Felicia Jones
First appearance Pilot
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Gender Female
Occupation Student
Family Malcolm Jones (father)
Portrayed by Dana Davis

Felicia Jones is a fictional character in the television series The Nine and is portrayed by Dana Davis.[1][2]. She is the daughter of Malcolm Jones, the manager of Fidelity Republic Bank. Felicia is traumatized by the hostage ordeal and develops amnesia, finding herself unable to remember anything that happened.

  1. ^ "Pilot". The Nine. No. 1, season 1.
  2. ^ ABC: The Nine. Retrieved on September 4, 2006.
The Nine
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The Nine Eva Rios | Franny Rios | Lizzie Miller | Kathryn Hale | Felicia Jones
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