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Dr John Pope-de-Locksley - The London Horror Tour Guide and Manager |
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Dr J. Macmillan-Pope-de-Locksley is a Doctor of Melaphysics, a qualified assistant pharmacist with diploma from Euro Training College, he's qualified in First Aid and Herbalism.
Dr J. Macmillan-Pope-de-Locksley is of mixed race, he is part Cornish, part Hungarian, Polish and gypsy and Swedish origins. (There are links to Scotland, the MacGregors nee Cook in Cornwall, and by his mothers second marriage MacMillans). Dr John is a master of the black arts, a third degree witch and Odinist, he is a natural shaman and master of Yoga and other preternatural mysteries and systems.
James Bartle (1826-1896) ran an iron foundry at Notting Hill. He married the daughter of Henry Robins, mr great grandfather and the Royal Artist, he was buried in Kensal Green Cemetery. Robert James Lees, the Royal Medium attested that Jack the Ripper (1895 press) was a Notting Hill man whose wife's family had a position at the Royal Court and he was buried in Kensal Green Cemetery. Which suggests he was pointing the finger at my uncle, James Bartle.
Mr Macmillan-Pope-de-Locksley's comes from a long line of people associated with the royal family - his legal paternal great grandfather was Henry Robins who became Marine Artist to Queen Victoria in 1878. Henrys brother Arthur Robins was the royal vicar and Henry's daughter was married to James Bartle, an Nottinghill Iron Foundry owner and senior Freemason, remembered locally by the road named after him and a bridge that he built. One wreath that was sent on his death was from the Royal doctor Alfred Fripp. Back to the Original London Horror Tours
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Dr
John is an accomplished
TV and Radio
star having
had frequent
appearances
from 1984 to
1994. He is
an author of
books on Jack
the Ripper and
Robin Hood and
is head of the
junior department
of the Highgate
Vampire Society.
He is a contributor
to books and
magazines on
preternatural
subjects. Has
been celebrated
in the 'A to
Z of Jack the
Ripper' 1996
and the 1999
mammoth book
of Jack the
Ripper, Southen
Cross magazine
2002, Lock magazine
2002, Daz magazine
1996 others.
In 1996 the
East End Advertiser
covered Dr J.
Macmillan-Pope-de-Locksley's
family claim
that his great
maternal grandfather
was the Police
Ripper suspect
Servenio Klosowsky.
Dr
J. Macmillan-Pope-de-Locksley
holds many honours
bestowed upon
him which are
'The
Scariest Man
in London',
S.X magazine,
Knight Templar
excemplus in
the order of
St Gregory and
Sarkis and King
Tiger 2nd of
Otelga Nigeria.
The
pump outside
Mary Kelly's
room in Millers
Court. This
was first remarked
upon by myself
when I told
Ripperologists
in the 1980's
I had drank
from it. No
one had heard
of it or seen
a picture of
it. First discovered
by P Suggen
in 1995. Ripperologist
1997. As millers
court was demolished
in 1929, I am
either a reincarnation
of Jack the
Ripper or have
the memory of
a person who
drank from the
fountain/pump.
The
Lugosi story by Mr J G Tatt is superceded by medical evidence combined
with the story he heard from Mr Macmillan-Pope-de-Locksleys mother,
to his paternity the medical evidence shows Mr Macmillan-Pope-de-Locksley
has an inherited affliction. Hereditary in the Bowes-Lyon family Earl
of Strathmore (brother to the late Queen Mother). The 14th Earls son
Michael Bowes-Lyon died in 1953 before Mr Macmillan-Pope-de-Locksley
was born but in time for the conception as reported in the Express newspaper
on 25/11/96.