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[color=7ea7d8]Name: Josephine Arabella Haven

Born: August 25, 1867

Died: (November 10-12, 1891) 

Location: Birthplace is York. Last five years, the subject was hiding in New Orleans. Currently on route to London.

Profession: Medium

Biography: 

On Record: 
Josephine Arabella Haven was born by Anita Frederick Haven and Morris Edgar Haven, both passing of Cholera seven years after the birth of their only daughter. Mr. Haven had a modest income as a doctor and had left everything in his will to his daughter at the time of his death. Josephine or (Jinx/Jinxy) was raised in York for her primary years, with her aunt Charlotte Haven(Case File #3456) who watched over her education and tutelage until she was sixteen at which point she married Edgar Bishop(Case File#4897), a London based Barrister. The two moved to London shortly after, with Josephine diving deeper into the spotlight. It was during this time she created the persona of Madam Haven a medium with unsurpassed skills that brought her to the forefront of fame in the daily papers of London. She traveled the continent with her husband, using her supernatural gifts to create a stir in the papers.  Up until November 10th where she disappeared from her home at 11:56 pm. Her body was uncovered on November 12th, two days later, at the corner of Chancery Lane at around 6:08 pm with visible mutilation to the body associated with satanic rituals. No arrests were ever made. Her minimal fortune and estates were passed onto her husband, Mr. Bishop. 

TOP SECRET 
Off Record: 
Josephine Arabella Haven was brought to Wilson’s Funeral Parlor and Crematorium and was declared dead on the 12th of November, 1894, but her body was declared missing three days after. Sightings from Denise Cornwell(Case File #1028), Alexander Brox(Case File #7590), and Maria Wilson(Case File #10,045), all workers at the Parlor said they saw Miss Haven leave the parlor on her own two feet. Sightings from all over the city came in soon after this disappearance but by our own deductions, Miss Haven left the continent soon after to head overseas into the colonies. After two years, of detective work, our operatives have found Miss Haven living in Louisiana off the main city of New Orleans. She resides by the Malade Bayou in a shack off the waterfront. We have made contact and received word that she will be arriving back in London by boat, by October 27th, 1896 the year of our Lord.
 
Observed Skills: The subject has been most notably recognized as a medium with the ability to communicate with the dead. Evidence of possible reanimation after death is most plausible. The subject also has been rumored to reanimate/resurrect the dead through necromancy but the ability is cloudy. More study necessary.

Weaknesses: Subject has repaired motions and possible physical disabilities due to mutilations/reanimation. The subject can be hurt by fire, physical violence, and is still suscept to poison as well. She may also be emotionally manipulated through her husband Edgar Bishop who was married to Raman Burgita 5 years prior. More study necessary
Likes: Animals, Travelling, Piano, Boating, Fencing, and Fishing. More study necessary.

Pictures Collected: 
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Josephine Arabella Haven: Age 22 (December 19th. 1889

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Ministry Artists rendition of current appearance of Miss Haven, (September 2, 1896).
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