FJL research: Legal and Copyright Notice

Felicity J Lowde's thesis work (click).

Inbetween 1880-1888, Prince Albert Victor Christan Edward and Mary Jane Kelly were corresponding lovers. This matter is right at the heart of the Whitechapel murders known colloquially as the 'Jack the Ripper' murders. The women killed were delivering correspondence on behalf of the two lovers.

Mary Jane Kelly, a Stuart descendant, gave birth to a child, about age six in 1888.

The Telegraph Boys associated with the Cleveland Street affair are responsible for the world famous 'Jack the Ripper' letters.

The Whitechapel murders were a Special Branch operation organised by Chief John Littlechild, Head of Covert Operations in 1888.

Walter Sickert was witness to this matter and expressed this in his artwork.

I first published my research thesis, in condensed form, in March 2003. It has been witnessed by Mario Aleppo, Head of Collections Care at the National Archives, Special Branch Seniors, Farahar Dupré, suppliers to Bonham's and Sotheby's, and reporters at the Daily Telegraph.


I, Miss Lowde, reserve my right to be regarded as sole author of my thesis and all detail, derivatives and associated commentary. My thesis is evidence based.

Metropolitan Police Special Branch, New Scotland Yard, have asked me to state that material referred to thus far in my research is being preserved and maintained by themselves and will not be destroyed. They have applied to the Lord Chancellor for a retainer. The material is not yet available to the public under the Freedom of Information act.



..'We talked about you, Mary, and how much we loved you still.
He told me he's packed up your books, and your letters, and things.
As the sun sets, on Mary, it's rising on him.
And just drink, and just dance,
'Cos I've seen some things you probably never got a chance to see.
Don't worry Mary, cause I'm taking care of Danny-
and he's taking care of me'.
Dido, 'Mary's in India.'

Felicity J. Lowde.