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Simon Frankel (or Urkel according to Tony DiNozzo) was a hacker who was interviewed by NCIS during their investigation into the death of Marine Sergeant Joseph Turner and Petty Officer Finnegan Blake's mysterious disappearance and eventual murder. Eager to prove himself, he began sending encoded IM messages to the NCIS team, giving them hints about the case and one of these clues led them to the mysterious group known as "Red Cell". Frankel was arrested after NCIS Special Agent Timothy McGee realized the truth and Anthony DiNozzo interrogated Frankel.

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rdfs:label	Simon Frankel
rdfs:comment	Simon Frankel (or Urkel according to Tony DiNozzo) was a hacker who was interviewed by NCIS during their investigation into the death of Marine Sergeant Joseph Turner and Petty Officer Finnegan Blake's mysterious disappearance and eventual murder. Eager to prove himself, he began sending encoded IM messages to the NCIS team, giving them hints about the case and one of these clues led them to the mysterious group known as "Red Cell". Frankel was arrested after NCIS Special Agent Timothy McGee realized the truth and Anthony DiNozzo interrogated Frankel.
dcterms:subject	Civilians Americans Minor Characters One-Off NCIS Characters Suspects
first-ncis	Red Cell (episode)
last-ncis	Red Cell (episode)
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Name	Simon Frankel
Caption	Simon Frankel in the Season 2 episode, "Red Cell".
La	show
Gender	Male
Portrayed	Jon Wellner
abstract	Simon Frankel (or Urkel according to Tony DiNozzo) was a hacker who was interviewed by NCIS during their investigation into the death of Marine Sergeant Joseph Turner and Petty Officer Finnegan Blake's mysterious disappearance and eventual murder. Eager to prove himself, he began sending encoded IM messages to the NCIS team, giving them hints about the case and one of these clues led them to the mysterious group known as "Red Cell". Frankel was arrested after NCIS Special Agent Timothy McGee realized the truth and Anthony DiNozzo interrogated Frankel. Although Frankel was dismissed after being found innocent, he did give the team some key information concerning Midshipman Ashley Simmons which ultimately proved successful in leading Gibbs to the person responsible for Turner and Blake's murders.

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