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NCIS is a television series following the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) in Washington D.C. The show revolves around a team of special agents who investigate crimes involving Navy and Marine Corps personnel, covering a range of offenses from murder to espionage and terrorism. The team is led by Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs, known for his strong leadership and investigative skills. The core of NCIS is the investigation of crimes that have ties to the Navy and Marine Corps. This includes cases involving active or retired military personnel, their families, and those with connections to the military. The team is a diverse group of individuals with unique skills and personalities, working together to solve complex cases. They navigate both the challenges of their job and the personal relationships that develop within the team. The cases on NCIS vary widely, encompassing a range of criminal activity, including murder, espionage, terrorism, and other serious crimes. The show often explores the emotional and ethical complexities of these cases. The show is based on the real-life Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS), a federal law enforcement agency within the Department of the Navy. NCIS is responsible for investigating felony crimes, preventing terrorism, and protecting secrets for the Navy and Marine Corps. Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs is the leader of the team, known for his strong leadership, years of experience, and his unique methods of investigation. He is a former Marine gunnery sergeant with a strong sense of duty and justice. The team includes Timothy McGee, an MIT graduate with computer expertise; Eleanor Bishop, who specializes in international threat assessment; Nicholas Torres, a charismatic agent with a history of undercover assignments; and Jack Sloane, a forensic psychologist. Shannon Gibbs and Kelly Gibbs were killed in a car accident after Shannon witnessed a crime and was meant to testify against Pedro Hernandez.