Theory:Hana Gitelman

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Theory	Citations	Notes
Hana has a list of evolved humans.	She knew where Ted was. (Unexpected)	+ She could've intercepted some of Mohinder's phone calls or emails, or even accessed the list on Mohinder's computer. - Ted's name has not been visible on the list in any aired episodes, nor has his name been mentioned to be on it. - Hana could also have tracked Ted using her powers quite easily, assuming Ted left some kind of electronic trail in reaching Nevada. Even if the Company kept Ted's escape and existence out of the media, their own e-mail and phone-calls would still be accessible to Hana. Hana did get to Ted just before Homeland Security did, making it more than likely she was piggy-backing off their reconnaissance. (How Do You Stop an Exploding Man?, Part 1)
Hana has Asperger Syndrome.	None	+ Her Mossad psychological profile explicitly suggests it, citing a "difficulty in understanding the subtext of social interactions". This would account for her tendency toward inappropriate reactions, such as hitting the IDF enlisting officer, and the unsubtle "seduction" of Casey Smith. - That does not necessarily indicate Asperger's; trouble with social situations can be the cause of lack of exposure to social interaction as well as traumatic experiences. The latter definitely applies to Hana.
Hana Gitelman is related to Maya and Alejandro Herrera.	None	+ In Linderman's secret files found on the chat between Hana and Micah, there is a letter in Spanish revealing that her Uncle was sent away to Argentina shorty after WWII, possibly their country of origin. - Hana is Israeli. The Herreras are Domican.
Hana will show up in future episodes as "The Ghost in the Machine". Her essence still exists within the confines of the Internet.	Graphic Novel, The Death of Hana Gitelman, Part 2 sets this up already when she is talking with Micah.
Hana may now possibly go Rampant, the condition of a Computer AI becoming insane.	Graphic Novel,The Death of Hana Gitelman, Part 2 explains a virus affected her body, and now that she is part of the machine world, Rampancy may become a future factor in Hana's story
Hana may re-download her mind into Richard Drucker	None	+ They have the same powers.