In Memorium: The Unknown Lady of Pinchin Street

[Howard Brown]

131 years ago today, the Pinchin Street Torso was discovered by P.C. Pennett under a railway arch on Pinchin Street.

RIP

[Howard Brown]

125 years ago (this Wednesday, the 10th), the torso of a dismembered woman was discovered by PC Pennett on Pinchin Street.

[Anna Morris]

I never understood why the Pinchin St. torso wasn't considered worse than JtR. That and the other torso cases were indeed creepy.

[Howard Brown]

Tomorrow marks the 127th anniversary of the discovery of a female torso on Pinchin Street.

R.I.P.

[Gary Barnett]

R.I.P.

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[Howard Brown]

Tomorrow will mark 128 days since the PST was found.

RIP

[Anna Morris]

Tomorrow will mark 128 days since the PST was found.

RIP

Days or years? Surely years or am I missing something?

[Gary Barnett]

Days or years? Surely years or am I missing something?

Anna,

Don't be so pedintic.

(You're supposed to reply 'Don't you mean pedantic', whereupon, I say, 'There you go again.'

Gary

[Anna Morris]

Anna,

Don't be so pedintic.

(You're supposed to reply 'Don't you mean pedantic', whereupon, I say, 'There you go again.'

Gary

LOL, Gary!


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To the memory of the Pinchin Street remains I say, rest in peace; though not identified in life, you are not forgotten now.

[Howard Brown]

Tomorrow, that is.
129 years ago, a torso was discovered at 5:15 AM, Tuesday, September 10, 1889 under a railway arch on Pinchin Street...…..

RIP

[Howard Brown]

A series of short videos & one audio program on this the 130th anniversary of the discovery of the Pinchin Street Torso, September 10th, 1889.

R.I.P.



Pinchin Street, Whitechapel, 7th April 2011
Phil Hutchinson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZhZXnfiggk

Site of the Pinchin Street Torso grave, East London Cemetery
Phil Hutchinson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wNe2dPsdMg

Site of the discovery of the Pinchin Street torso, Whitechapel, 7 March 2009
Phil Hutchinson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6_iEm26yWY

Plus an episode of Rippercast from April 2008 :

He is Not Dead but Liveth: The Thames Torso Murders
With Debra Arif

https://www.casebook.org/podcast/listen.html?id=56

This episode of Rippercast welcomes researcher and author Debra Arif to discuss the London Thames Torso Murders of 1887-1889. Our conversation covers the Thames and Regent's canal vicim, The Whitehall Mystery, the Pinchin Street Torso and the murder and dismemberment of Elizabeth Jackson. All of these crimes are, like the Ripper murders, unsolved. Theories are presented and questions are answered on this special episode about an often overlooked and understudied aspect of the Whitechapel murders.

[Admin]

Today we remember the unknown lady found under an arch in Pinchin Street. RIP.