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The mystery figure who runs London's grimmest estate, says 'I am the law' - and insists residents who oppose him are possessed by the Devil.

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Title: The mystery figure who runs London's grimmest estate, says 'I am the law' - and insists residents who oppose him are possessed by the Devil.
Authors: Fred Kelly
Source: Daily Mail. 12/6/2025, p50. 2p.
Abstract: WHEN a mysterious letter dropped through Rosa's letterbox on November 14 this year, she assumed at first it must be a joke. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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