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Lawrence Bacon is a London antique dealer and rumoured occultist, identified by [[Vincent Tuck]] as the leader of [[Alexander Roby]]'s circle of friends, which included [[Malcolm Quarrie]], [[Edwards]] and [[Coombes]]. [[Dr Lionel Trollope]]'s last letter implies that Bacon may know something about the [[Roby murders]]. | Lawrence Bacon is a London antique dealer and rumoured occultist, identified by [[Vincent Tuck]] as the leader of [[Alexander Roby]]'s circle of friends, which included [[Malcolm Quarrie]], [[Edwards]] and [[Coombes]]. [[Dr Lionel Trollope]]'s last letter implies that Bacon may know something about the [[Roby murders]]. | ||
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Tuck describes him as tall and heavily-built with greying hair and a full beard. He looked about 55 years old in 1925. | Tuck describes him as tall and heavily-built with greying hair and a full beard. He looked about 55 years old in 1925. | ||
When encountered by the canal on the night of November 27th 1928 Bacon seemed to be no older than 40. He used what appeared to be magic to kill a vagrant, then when challenged by [[Withers]] called for Coombes before charging into the attack. Withers fired, but the bullet appeared to have no effect on Bacon, who was chanting strange words and holding out his hands which appeared to be changing into the heads of snakes! | |||
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Lawrence Bacon is a London antique dealer and rumoured occultist, identified by Vincent Tuck as the leader of Alexander Roby's circle of friends, which included Malcolm Quarrie, Edwards and Coombes. Dr Lionel Trollope's last letter implies that Bacon may know something about the Roby murders.
Tuck revealed Bacon's address to be 112 Liverpool Road, N1. According to Vincent Tuck's report Bacon once killed a man using black magic.
Tuck describes him as tall and heavily-built with greying hair and a full beard. He looked about 55 years old in 1925.
When encountered by the canal on the night of November 27th 1928 Bacon seemed to be no older than 40. He used what appeared to be magic to kill a vagrant, then when challenged by Withers called for Coombes before charging into the attack. Withers fired, but the bullet appeared to have no effect on Bacon, who was chanting strange words and holding out his hands which appeared to be changing into the heads of snakes!
