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| + | '''Sobriquet: '''Helen, or Mrs Barkaresh | ||
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| + | '''Appearance: '''lady in her early 30's. Very pretty but not beautiful. Dark hair and light brown eyes. | ||
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| + | '''Behavior: '''Mrs Barkaresh is business kind, and straight forward. She will often stop and jot down things in her note book. | ||
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| + | '''History: '''born Helen Elain Simpson, Helen grew up in a family of upper middle class standing. Her father was a well respected bank clerk. While in school she became fascinated with crime and criminals. Her husband Leonard Barkaresh was a criminal of high standing, involved with the mafia operating in London. He was killed in 1899 by police after a heist. The police didn't recover the goods, Helen did. After his death Helen became interested in the paranormal and mediums after reading a book that was in the loot from the heist. She started a business where she would help others make contact with their families on the other side. | ||
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| + | The book is a partial copy of the [[Diary of Ahenobarbus Lemieux]] that had been translated to German. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:01, 7 May 2023
Sobriquet: Helen, or Mrs Barkaresh
Appearance: lady in her early 30's. Very pretty but not beautiful. Dark hair and light brown eyes.
Behavior: Mrs Barkaresh is business kind, and straight forward. She will often stop and jot down things in her note book.
History: born Helen Elain Simpson, Helen grew up in a family of upper middle class standing. Her father was a well respected bank clerk. While in school she became fascinated with crime and criminals. Her husband Leonard Barkaresh was a criminal of high standing, involved with the mafia operating in London. He was killed in 1899 by police after a heist. The police didn't recover the goods, Helen did. After his death Helen became interested in the paranormal and mediums after reading a book that was in the loot from the heist. She started a business where she would help others make contact with their families on the other side.
The book is a partial copy of the Diary of Ahenobarbus Lemieux that had been translated to German.
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