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| rdfs:comment | - Allan Witten was a Commander and also Petty Officer Jessica Smith's therapist/psychiatrist. He seemed to believe that Smith was actually suffering from hallucinations and paranoid delusions, not realizing that someone else was responsible for them. Like most of the people in the psych ward, he was left shocked when Smith committed suicide and his disregard for protocol as well as his failure to ensure that Smith got the treatment caused Donald Mallard to personally confront him, the Medical Examiner voicing his anger at a death that could have been easily prevented.
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| Caption | - Commander Allan Witten in the Season 2 episode, "Conspiracy Theory".
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| abstract | - Allan Witten was a Commander and also Petty Officer Jessica Smith's therapist/psychiatrist. He seemed to believe that Smith was actually suffering from hallucinations and paranoid delusions, not realizing that someone else was responsible for them. Like most of the people in the psych ward, he was left shocked when Smith committed suicide and his disregard for protocol as well as his failure to ensure that Smith got the treatment caused Donald Mallard to personally confront him, the Medical Examiner voicing his anger at a death that could have been easily prevented. Witten seemed unwilling to get involved in the investigation, believing it was a suicide on Smith's part but NCIS Special Agent Timothy McGee told him some harsh truths, one of which was the news that one of Witten's staff had been sleeping with one of the patients for three months which presumably changed Witten's tune and finally got him to co-operate with NCIS's investigation.
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