George had a very rough upbringing coming from a near-broken home. Growing up as the youngest of three children you would think that George’s road to becoming an American Hero would be an easy road. Growing up in a small town in New York, George’s Parents Maria Antoinette Stevenson and Roger Gibbons (George’s real father) had an abusive relationship. His real father work at a steel mill nearby and spent most of his nights drinking at a nearby bar. Along with a strain of infidelities behind him Roger never seemed to be able to get it right. For George being the youngest his father would take most of it out on him. George one night not being able to take anymore decided to leave. After a few days out on the streets of New York, George was found. Seeing that it was a blessing in disguise Maria left Roger (at gunpoint) with all three Kids and never turned back.

A few years later Maria remarried to a Lawyer named Anthony Frankly. Anthony was nurturing and caring to the three children. He encourage George to improve his math skills His motto was “You can’t go nowhere in life without having good math skills”. By this time George was heading to collage. George wanted to follow his step farther footsteps but was told no. In defiance he went to college to study mathematics and Criminal law at burr state University. After Graduating top of his class, He immediately went into the police academy where he spend the next few months training in the detective branch. Upon completion, He was assigned to the LA Precinct along with his very first partner named David Aragon.