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Sir Mortimer Windsor
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| 1876-1888 |
(alias The Whitechapel Messiah)
The Whitechapel Messiah was a euphemism for the better-known sobriquet 'Jack the Ripper', used by a few, either highly intuitive theosophists or else those privy to the climactic and highly suppressed threat dominating politics and the civilised world at the time. The Victorian London, Whitechapel murders were amongst the most devastating, gruesome and bewildering crimes ever committed, and were never, officially, solved. Well… It wasn't Jack, and they were no ordinary ladies of the night.
Bibliography Notes: Licensed for Raven Blackwood's use by Alchemy Gothic of England, December 13, 2005. Information available online: http://alchemygothic.com/gothic_bloodline.htm
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